The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

j. p. Morgan, the men in charge Of
the association headquarters BTOfessed
T. be In ignorance Of the fact
General interest was taken IN the
report that Joseph Bishop Of the Ohio
board OF arbitration was expected in
P!Ssburg during the day He was eX-
pected at the Amalgamated headquaT-
tiers, but did not appear
Mr. Bishop did not arrive in Pitts
burg and if the report that he left
Columbus for Pittsburg on Friday
night is true, he must have gone on
east, with the strong probability that
president Shamer was in his company
from this point. The significance OF
this matter was quickly realized, and
II was believed that matters were
really shaping themselves fcr set
Element of the strike in all Of the
mills.
There were few officials about the
general offices Of the manufacturers
during the day, and me could be
Sound who would give any statement
Reports that the members Of the inter
national Protective AsSOciat- on OF I'm
Workers would strike in sympathy with
the Amalgamated association are h0L
apparently borne out by facts
one of the prominent members OF Lne
tir workers said today that the TAX
of a sympathetic strike OF their organ
zaJion was unauthorized The assO-
citation had adopted the same rules IN
regard to SYMPATHETIC strikes as the
Amalg amated association Iney Woulu
CheerfuIIv give aid and moral support
TO the strikers. bVt would keep thelr
agreement with the manufacturers,
which was regarded in the light OF a
contract.
ported i'm the ranks of the structural
steel workers, who say they are not
willing to go into a sympathetic strike
and violate agreements with their en-
Movers. They have indicated will
inguess however, TO give moral ana
financial aid to the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION in its struggle with the steer
trust
A telegram from Apollo tonight says;
"The strike situation here ana al van
dergriit remains the same. Inc ~ IS
Park min of the American Sheet oteel
compan- viii start on Monday. TINS
mas always been non-union mlli' buE
will start on Monday without TecOg-
niziug the union. As result, many
Of the old employees viii refuse 20 60
10 work. and to get the mll started pa
full. six fun crews from thls place haE {
been transferred. necesslteIng the
closing Of two mills here
McKeesport reports no mateIlaI
change in the strike situation rms
was pay day at the numerous plants OF
the rational Tube company, ana the
streets were lined with people durlnS
the entire night The employees OF the
Dawees-Wood and the United States
Tin Plate at DemIer who cult work
received their pay in full to date The
employees of the National Tube COM
pany received the advance announced
some time ago. and it amounted 10
from . per cent to 10 per cent A prom
inent leader among the employees OF
the National Tube company said:
There ls no trouble among the en-
viovees of the National Tube company
at present. Tt is true that the men are
being organized. but you can say thai
there VIII be- no strike until the organ
ization is complete. There may be some
news for the public on Monday OF
Tuesday
The correspondent at youngstown To-
night wires as follows; According co
rpnorts which have reached here, the
officials OF tie United States Steel cor
poration are concentrating PlnNertor
detectives at Wellsville. where the cor
pora-i0n intends TO operate its plant II
full xt week. The officials have beer
rushing I'm nOn-Uni0u men daily III
small numbers, so as not TO attract at
tention. AT the sending out of the or
der for the concentration Of the detec-
tives there, the men found out that the
company is directing its entire dtten-
ton to the Wellsville plant.