The age-herald., 1901-08-13

ing the mills since 2 o'clock this morn ing on the strength of a report that non- union workers are to be brought there. Superintendent Harris of the tin mill mas notified the men that unless the plant Is re-opened within reasonable time ne mas orders to commence dismantling It. Mah- ager Warner has made the same an nouncement to the men who went out or his service.
 Western Mems Action.
 The executive committee of the Amal- gamated Association will probably make an exhaustive examination of the acton taken by the lodges at South Chicaso' Bay View and Joliet in refusing to make the strike A radical element in the local lodges bitterly denounoe the western members and insist that there was some thing irregular about the mattsr: others intimate that influences that would not bear investigation were used on the men.
 No attempt has been made as yet to put into operation the plan of withdrawing savings deposits suggested by President Shaffer in his speeches of Saturday. rhe suggestion aroused great interest, partic- ularly in bankind circles, and many bank CTS not connected wit hthe larger indus trial combinations have protested against 1t. President Shaffer said today that ne had not sent out the circular dealing wltn the matter He said:
 "I have the circular in my pocket stiil and the matter Is under consideration. am aware that there are banks wnich have no connection with the trust or It's interests. There are things to be consid- cred which makes it necessary to stop any action for the present. On general nnes' however. the matter Is perfectly reason able. Why should our people put money in the banks to be loaned to the trust so carry on their business of destroying us
 Reports tonight from lorraine say .na. the mills are working as usual ana that there Is no respect of trouble. Minso Junction reports that there may De an early attempt to start the National Steel Hoop Company mill at Duncansville' which has been idle for months, Will De started tomorrow and that the pospects of trouble in the mills there IS snsnt. The Oil City plant of the National Tupe Comnany is moving without trouble.
 It is reported that an attempt will be at once to reopen the Crescent plant or the. American Tin Plate Company at Cleveland Foul skilled men from the Monessen works are said to have left there for Cleveland this afternoon and others are to be obtained in this state and Ohio. An effort Is also to be made to strat up the Humbert plant of the American Tin Plate Company at Soutn Connellsyille If the effort fails this plant nav be one those dismantled ana con- solidated with Monessen.
 Two men who claimed that they were saaLinp work were ordered out Of Mc- Taasnort as suspicious characters today. D,scnssine his stand on the question or noIica nrotection, Mayor Black today said: .,a.so T h.va ~o r,ybt to interfere. think the company has inc right to occupy it's property ana the men the right to stand on the streets as long as they please
 Table Showing Men Affected.
 From the most reliable figures obtain ahle tonight the following table shows the strikers and those likely to be idle:
 National Steel, Newcastle ...... 1000 Mineo Junction Works .....-.. l'ooo
 Total ...... ....-... ....'...........'. o'ooV Likely to be idle:
 Bellaire ...... ...'..'. ....'''.'' ovV Mingo furnaces .............. ....-......' SoV  National Tube, Boston Rolling Mills. 425 National Rolling Mill ...... ......... 1855 Monongahela Steel Works ....... .... 435 Elba Iron Works ............. SoO Republic Iron Works ......t .......... 1,500 Riverside Iron and Tube Works .... 1,2oo
 Plants likely to close:
 National Tube Works. McKeesport... 4, 40 Steel works Benwood ........ ........ 400
 Total ...... ....... ........... 4,Slo
 Grand total ........ ...... ....... .16. 037
 Two hundred and fifty butt welding helpers came out tonight and crippled