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

the organization. as they had received
iutimztiCn of what ives to happen yes
terdav az cernCOn- The situation was
perfectly understood in LaWre0ceVllle,
the officers say and the misunderstand-
ing that caused the cOlOfed men 10 re-
turn to work, it IS said viii &c recti-
fed ia a short time.
One Of the most interesting factors
of the strike is beginning to develop
1t is intimated than a plan is on foot
for tne formation Of an advisory board
for the purpose Of aiding President
Shaffer in carrying on the struggle, TO
be composed of the presidents or the
various trade organizations, with head
quarters IN Pittsburg- This VIII m
Clude such men as President John
Kunzler of the Flint Glass workers.
President Simon Burns of the Window
Glass Works association, National sec
rotary James A FlyaI OF the Struc-
tural Iron Workers association Pat
rick Dolan OF the United Mine Work
ers, and any others who cen be Drougn-
together This board would, II Is ar
gued. prove a powerful factor IN carry
ing weight OF public opinion with the
strikers
Would Destroy Association
No one in the Offices Of the trust ex-
poets any settlement of the strike, ex-
Cept by the destruction of the Amalga-
mated association in all trust mills. II
seems perfectly reasonable to the Of
ffcers that this should be the result Of
the present difficulty and they look
for no other The whole plan of cam
paign viii be one OF silence. and no
statements win be made by the Off
Gals. 1t IS said that the officials have
received assurances from many OF the
men that they VIII return at the prop
er time. and it is claimed that they
could start several Of their mills if IL
were not for the desire on their part
10 avoid any open rupture or create
riots or violence. They deny that there
is any motive on their part to gOad
even 20 acts which will give cause for
calling on the militia to guard proper
" and allow non union men TO work in
peace.
Ar unsuccessful attempt was made
this morning to start the eight-inch
mill at the Lindsay & McCutCheOn
plant OF the United States Steel cor
pOration in Allegheny Fires were
lighted on Tuesday night, but not
enough men appeared to run the mill
1t is stated that another attempt VIII
be made TO start the mill IN the morn
ing. twenty-five men are expected &c
go in the finishing mill at 8 o'clock II
the morning. The strikers seem indif-
fersnt, and say the mill cannot be rUT
successfully BY the new men. None OF
the old men viii return. as the big ma
jOrity OF them have secured work in in
dependent plants elsewhere. News from
nearby towns was received at the As
ISOLATED Press Office tonight as follows
From Outside Towns.
WeUsviIIe, O-The American Shee'
Steel company made an increase OF
twelve men in the working force Of thS
Wellsville plant today A special traiI
Of two coaches came in from Pfttsburg
bearing twelve youthful looking strik
breakers from VRndergrift and Scott
dale. Pa. Strikers were present wheI
the train pulled in, but acting unde
stringent orders from President ShaffeE
they refrained from even speaking /,
the young men who were imported q
take their places. Not even a cat cal
was heard as the strike breakers passe
on to the stOCkade. Three men who de
serted the ranks Of the strikers thi
week and returned to work, came bac
into the association at the meeting to
night.
Apollo Pa.-Ihe officials of the Hyd
Park claim to be running in full, bu
such is not the case, as only about hi
a dozen OF the old men have gone
work and today one mill at ApOl
was shut down and the men sent {
HYDE Park to make a showing there
Greensburg. Pa-The United State
Steel corporation, owning and control
ling the big coke and coal plant or
Grated in the name OF the America
Sheet Steel company at COkeville,
this county has ordered cOmplet
shutdown Of the entire works, mine
and all. to take effect on Saturday
this week. The steel strike,- 1t is sal
does not figure in the matter. II
plant gives employment TO about 8
men, including the miners It is Il
sole industry of the little town aloT
the Conemaugh. and its permanel
shutdown means practically deserts
VILLAGE.