Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-31
i STILL HANGS
IN The BALANCE
:, linen and Iron and Steel Manufacture
ers Spend Much Time in Settling
the Trouble Between Them.

III. pa July Sl.--The outcome
dsllberauons of the executive
w' =, me Amalgamated Association
'a l,oo y and steel workers, upon tn. ,ns
uO1 ',,ons Of the United states steer
T0p' ,aon officials for the settlement
Tip0'' s,,,ke is still hanging in the
'. While nothing definite was
' i'~oIlsned yesterday the more san
S'", lament seems to be still In the
gun. ~. and better news Is hoped Tor
al%'' From what could be learned in
''p'' tbe secrecy maintained the
spN more conservative members
WV. ,,lung to accede to the PROPOSE
w made TO them by the other SIDE
W., a. younger ones displayed a spirit
..,sr Independence and a reliance
nower of The organization TO
T hotter terms than those SUB
..d N them. Newspaper men We're
D, '',.d admlttance this morning to the
n..sl block. in which the Amalgamat-
,o.,otion meets. This made 1t
aa.rlt 10 obtain any definite informa-
u, and all sorts Of rumors were cir
a.,1 II was stated that meeting
Via ha held elsewhere; that Presl-
IN, shaffer and Secretary Williams
IA ,sn for New York last night; that
..,o,sl members of the board had gone
40 Senator Hanna at Cleveland and
A., no meeting would be held today
anil the national officers and alb
an, members Of the board returned.
IA eport that Shaffer had slipped or
!, New York was untrue, At 10 o'clock
.,y two men could be seen In the
,oms Of the Amalgamated association,
rs n, them Vice President David Rees,
vbo was vigorously working the tele-
,ope Shortly before II o'clock
wnbsr Of the vice presidents arrived.
PRESIDENT shaffer arrived at ll:l0 and
s,pt At once 70 the conference room.
Al noon the members of the executive
hard left the building for lunch. Pres
nsnt shaifer said there was a meeting
ns morning and that there would be
another this afternoon. II is reported
,hs, shafer will meet the local manu-
,aciutrs in conference at the Hotel
lincon this afternoon. A number OF
manufacturers, it was said, were try
ing to get shaffer all morning. Mr..
saAkg would not deny the report, but
aN whatever conference was held
would Be at the Amalgamated head
quarters and not at the Hotel Lincoln.
ssrsary Williams absence from the
ltatgaarters gives color TO the rumor
thsl be had left the city to meet some
q he officers OF the steel combination.
2 secure, II possible a modification Of
he opposition made by the represen-
nliyes Of the combination at the con-
isrnce on Saturday.
b J. Davis, one Of the national off,
ofs said he did not believe II would be
NssbIe TO give out any dfinlte informa-
| 40 on the situation for two days at
a:t He said the matters before the
hard are OF such Importance that the
greatest secrecy is necessary.
QUIET IN ALL SENSES.
San Francisco, July 3l.-Everythlng
quiet In the strike Of the teamsters
ana dock laborers this morning. A great
nahy non.union men are at work, but
the situation Is but little relieved. bus
mess n many sections being al stand
guy NO trouble Of serious nature has
Ncufed.
A WEE ONE.
flhburg Pa, July s1.-A strike OF
uiy men, members Of the Amalga-
M4ua association. employed at the
MshW-ninth street mill OF the Carnegie
seeI company last night because OF the
usnarge Of one man. Patrick Frey, a
wlgher was settled ,oday by the REIN
sNNment Of Frey and the strikers re-
s.rhed TO work. Frey had been active
- Vganizlng the men In the mill and
sleh he officials discovered Frey's
solk IL was discharged The members
v he association at once quit work
sAl the company was forced 10 close
sgNh two guide mills. The action OF
~F men was a surprise TO the mill
~, ,aaa''ssers as II was not known that
Is AlnIalgamaled association had gained
: ,.yolhold IN the plant The mill em-
sVyes about 1900 men and has been
T., s's, ,slhlon since the Homestead strike
NEGROES AT WORK.
Vhlcago, July Sl-Negro laborers are
,,ss.lfhlng 20 Melrose Park the scene OF
vac recent disturbance between whites
Snl negroes. Twenty are said 10 have
~ siVen work In the Latrobe steel
, solm Henry Beling. village trustee,
~ nothing that win be done by the
H., ~''sefs 70 prevent negroes from work.
- IN me steel plant The negroes
~ ~ s,arted to work are. however. hav-
rs ahard time finding board and lodg-
D several Of the negroes now al Melrose
- are from Alabama and were
~, aA.'O.k these sent from the south when
'"' Trouble first occurred.
HOLDERS WILL SETTLE.
Chieago July si.-A settlement Of the
\. 1', uels strike Is expected this week
nenIy N Hoyt, president OF the Ma
--al fonndrymen's association. The |
I, stnce OF President Martin Fox OF the |
a, a,'sIhatlonal Union Of Iron Molders. |
|, ~ arrival IL expected today. win. II |
vel'eted0 result In n conference be- /
49, NE national officers and men. I'm
.,,l me present trouble win be adj /
GOULD NOT FIND THEM.
Cleveland, Ohio. July si.-Up TO noon
80, newspaper men here had been |
"a 70 locate Messrs. Morgan. Davis /
H., lghe " the Amalgamaied axso-
pi,,.. reported 10 have started from /
ra,S'is Tor Cleveland last night. A |
~, OF the leading hotels at that |
Ss,s,.o Ned they had not registered.
a. W hanna did not appear al his |
reps,, throughout the morning and a
;sr,se. "a IN circulation that a con-
Fsn,,s osl"een himself and the Anal I
tlscs y, representatives. had taken
- avs residence. lie arrived at