New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
EFFECT or THE STRIKE.
THE IDLE PLANTS AND THE DAILY LOSS
TO THE MEN IN WAGES.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


Pittsburg. Aug. 5.-The following plants of
the United States steel Corporation closed
down by the strike and the number Of men idle
and the wages they make daily when working
are approNimated. Those operated by the Amer
ican Tin Plate Company are:
American works Ellwood, Ind. 500 men,
2,4O0: Anderson works Anderson, Ind Z''o
men, $50; Atlanta works, Atlanta, md 2oo
men, $500; Banfield works. Irondale. Ohio 100
men. $3.50: Beaver works. Lisbon, Ohio 25O men,
$3.50; Canonsburg Penn. 100 men. $50; Cham
pion works. Muskegon. Mich, 30 men, 500;
Chester ". Va. 100 men, $500 Crescent, Cleve-
land, Ohio POO men. 5000: Cumberland, Md,
I75 men, $40; Cambridge Ohio. 200 men, 5000;
Ellwood City. Penn. 300 men, 5000 Falcon
Niles Ohio 300 men, 5000: Great Western,
Joliet H.. l3o men, $3.50. Humbert, Connels
willie. Penn. 200 men, 5000; Johnstown, Penn,
60 men $50; LABEL. Wheeling. w. Va. 800
men, $500; Laughlin's. Martins Ferry. Ohio,
APO men. 81 26o: Mononga hela Pittsburg. 420
men, 81 .2GO; Morewood, Gas City, Ind. 30 men.
$3.50; Newcastle. Penn. coo men. S1.2oO: Pitts
burg works. New Kensington. Penn. 80 men.
$3.50: Pennsylvania. New Kensington. Penn. 200
men $500; Reeves. Canal Dover. Ohio, 200 men,
$500; Shenango, Newcastle. Penn, LOCO men,
$1,000; Star. Pittsburg. 30 men. $40; United
States. McKeesport, Penn. 400 men. $1,000
The plant at Monessen, Penn. with 900 men,
is operating at $500 a day. The idle plants
controlled by the american Steel Hoop Com
pany are as follows:
Painter mill. 800 men and boys. 81, 600; Clark
mill 400 men and boys, $500, all Of Pittsourg'
Lindsay & NcCutcheon Allegheny, 300 men and
bows. 500: Upper and Lower Union mills,
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, GOO men and boys. Sl2oO;
Warren. Ohio, 800 men and boys, 5000; Girard.
Ohio. 200 men and boys. 5000; Monessen' Penn.
go men and boys $500; Kimberly, Greenville
Penn. 200 men and boys $500; Pomeroy, Ohio
$50 men and boys. $500; Mingo Junction, Ohio
800 men, 800: Bridgeport, Ohio, 400 men, sl'-Vo'
The Portage plant at Duncansville. Penn IS
tn, only one operating. 1t employs ABOUT 1Vo
men and boys at $500 a day.
The idle plants controlled by the American
Sheet Steei Company are:
Cambridge Ohio 500 men. $500; Canton, Ohio.
900 men. 5000: Charters Carnegie. Penn l"o
men, $3.50, Corning Hammond, Ind 80 men,
$3.50; Dennison. Ohio. 200 men, $500; Dresden
Ohio 800 men $3.50 Falcon, Niles, Ohio, 200
men, S600 Hyde Park Penn, 2uo men, Sooe
Laufman, Paulton, Penn, 2oo men SoOo' ,,;il MO
land MunCie, Ind, 900 men, Sl,2oo; NeW-FhlIa-
delphia Ohio. POO men $500; Fi9ua, ooo s1if aaeh.
$500; Reeves, Canal Dover, Ohio, 2oo men, soOo'
Scorrdsle Penn lsJJ men. $3.50; Struthers ONO.
200 men, S600; H5tna STANDARD, Brldgeport'
Ohio 500 men. 81 800. and ". d. Wood, Mckees-
The mills al work: Polio Vandergrift Penn,
ZOO men. s., 100 Kirkpatrick, keechourg' Pehn''
200 men 5000: Old Meadow. Scottdale, Penn,
200 men. $500, and Salisbury, Penn 100 men,
$500.
should The strike be extended to the other
organized plants il will include the following
mills operated by the National Steel Company;
Columbus, Ohio 300 men, 500: Mingo juno
ZION Ohio 800 men, $l,250, and NeW-Castle
Penn, 800 men, S1.25U-
The plants that viii probably remain at Work
and are non union mills are:
Rellaire. Ohio 500 men, 81 200; Ohio, 500
men 81 600 and Sharon, Penn. 500 men, sZ,ooJ
The National Tube Companys plants that WI!
be shut down are:
Republic Iron works 800 men, $500. and Penn
s1lvania 500 men. 81 600 of Pittsburg; River
-. Wheeling ". va. Zoo men, S4t,N, Cont
nental ard Flba Pittsburg. 400 men. $500; Ma
tional Rolling MIL, McKeesport, Penn, 800 men,
81 GOO and Boston Penn, 200 men, 5000
The mills that are not organized and may re-
main at work are:
National Tube Works. McKeesport Penn,
400 men, $500; Syracuse. y. y 400 men, $500;
Ohio Warren, Ohio 800 men, $500; Allison
Phile Iel-hja 300 men. $500; Chester. Penn,
Penn 300 men 5000: Youngstown. Ohio, 400
men, $500 and Oil City Penn, 400 men, $500
Tn Federal Steel COmpanys plants are:
South Chicago works, 5000 men, Sb,0D;
bridgeport Ohio, 2000 men. $4,000; Joliet, H.
. 600 men. 81 600, ana Bay View. Milwaukee
1000 men 81 600. The Federal also controls the
Iorasn Steel Company, Lorain, Ohio employing
1000 men al $1,000, and the Johnstown plant,
600 men at 50 600. II is doubtful II any OF
the Carnegie plants viii be involved.