The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-13
my CRIPPLED
c1EEL TRUST Efi
cy'N ,repoND TO LAST
sralNE ORDER
|, gL::.a1s CLOSED DOWN

'...oe-perfecs Order Pre-
- strike centers, but
> A.. inevitable Later On.
-. Aag. l3.-The strikers
''oa.- .,ylns the day at Mche.s
ga s''-. g...a.ry and regard ,aaa, the ,sa. 81,
ana ,s.. favorable to them than
D a.,,o1. :, :, LAY. a, the former lM p'ae.
~ - national rolling mill OF
.'.-,aI aY' a ru0e company. The men
- rolling mill had already
/, :, p ~. s,r.ke but the impression
q : -,ated that the National
! Ut - "a oat The tube works al
:. -. ere started as usual but
- s 4 long they can keer
- n ka,-poft has been devei
..r0ngholi OF the Anal
4f.on and the strike
., ,hat they are complete.
- tAs situation. At Bel
- II the National Steel
.aeir fortunes with the
a.8 believed that the
.,, .... - close down. II was
!. 81 ..t.l officials that the
ts made material gains
aa mill would probably
.l5..3 ao0n temporarily. In"
:. m .har they Will complete,
!. - Riverside and other
!. , ;, Waeeling district. tn
49,, fa.e mill Of the National
f1maats was prepared for work
~. II men appeared a' the
!. ~. t time for starting tn
Organizers OF the ANA
s..3 assoc alton are al work
n = a.en ~ the steel depart
a. have plans for forming an
.ssas. lodge, The trouble an
All 4 Nonesson did not come
n .a-e plant ~ the American
Pa. npanv there is in full
ar i.a.h sides claim control
s.fs leaders planned 10 call the
o-. A.. Il the last moment
Hefrainca From Doing So.
: .ay 'aaf they will &C; later,
e L a.'.e = Of the company say
,ar.. position IS quite secure and
IL p.aa, sill not be affected by
p.tsee, tHculty. The Farm mill
d lIuiaay 4 McCuicheon plant
/ gas i rated last week with a
u. q q, ~ made a wavoring start
!s u operation. although short
.e3. Iae Republic iron works il
Up an -" fires started In anticl
p o: sumption are banked
- NIL l3s,d on the first call
y! -maA less. The steel people
Pam II Toopcning for sov.raI
I. aai tg ~ outward appear
: sao# s1ye done nothing. The
q iae Eba or Frankstown pud
az. s5,5ng mills have all Joined
ssf.a"f and the works are com
= eref All Of the Carnegie
''...s a1. tho mill Of the Ameri
''t'.. ,'#es company nj Wander
!. Api. eechburg. Hyde Parl
'a...'a@ afe in operation and tn
ss assert nat there will not h'
s.sa' trouble. Reports from
y ei','t< tate that perfect orde
az NJ IS believed here tina
-s' A. IN yi,able at the NOR.
- J.. paets when attempts ar'
y M nonunion men on wheri
4 h'rs haye quit work.
a,h' Saafier. Secretaries Will
','' .eae, Vice President Chap
= - 'ia! Trustee John Pierc'
;. . i'atls We're af strike head
VI Shaffer was In his pr
s'''f an refused to see any call
= 'efei1rg Williams said:
80. 49, u a fgh, until an honorn
- u ~ can be reached. W
/. '"s call 70 the general pull
= hnancIal aid"
''e' Statement by shaHcr.
: ,,s'atai shancr made a bric
r. " Al noon. He said:
;. n Aafe no Official information
n. W situation in the West.
n. 'eli Ee Vice President Dayi
! = Hds accepted a superinter
roa - 'oe trust as reported. NJ
i !, ~ i that some men workin
! pens Of the trust had no
ers -" 70 come out and join tn
No a. VIII not take any part 4
aho, me American Federatio
n rs action must be yolui
bina Amalgamated has not los
cro,. ooi has made gains"
groa, Williams said. II thin
con, surprises OF the strik
fpa = the steel officials whe
plau, :. nave invaded the Carn'
we have reliable report