The sun., 1901-09-04

mn, o,ber worIingmen besides those who
AR, ~ anxious to strike It's all right Tor
thess rollers and heaters and other ieilpNs
who make - and $40 day to STRIKE tt.y
want TO. They can afford y. But
pec~.@ary for me- to have steady work tho
wear around and I'm willing TO do u. I've
ut n wife and three children at home ahd
Tn trying 10 buy tho roof that covers theih
I've got no time nor moil"y Io MSsV. A., ~.
a sympathy strike. II tho Mayor rany
wants 10 be tho friend of the Sofklngtnhn
hc might look on this side Of ia" question.
Hut Mayor Black h not booking az this SIDE,
The Mayor se-Ss things only On" way anu ai.u
his past shows that b" usually -S', u'e'"
wrong. The Mayor T. feeling Rood now
adays' He walks around With an air that
indicats~ he feels a. important a. nAu
OF hay He made a spe-n,'h at tll" lAaDoI
Day picnic yesterday and Wa wildI' ch'tIsn
for his sentiments. when breaIt'si ann ana, ~
and destruction To-day be- would not oe
interyiewe.i. lie felt too good. lie SAD
he had heard something about an ehon
10 imueach HIM hut he did net tax" any
stock in the rumor. He was utterly uh-
copoerped about Il and waS c-rtain that he
would be upheld In whatever court th"
matter soes Into and II not he will be win
dicased by the vutc- Of the workmcn.
In thia RESPECT IL might be menuoftl
that the Mayor is looking out Tor reNera
ofYios>. In the nsar future. To be Mayor
MOheSatarf
is three wears and the salary u % oo year
Sine, his election eighteen months ago,
n IA unsierS,ood, many election obhgauons
have b.en paid. The Mayor has Dousn,
a N. 500 house He lived IN plain niue
four-room cottage worth aDout si'-V
fore. The new hou-e has been furnish,d
throughout since the election ana uie
Mayor has been living on easy street re
has spent a great deal Of his time up az
Mount Clemens and down In Atlantic ,ny
10 be Mayor of McKs~port u TO have a
good job The sum Of 5000 will 60
long way in this city -,
When the Mayor was elected he closed
up all the houses of III r-put" and the ganhDD-
ling hotis.ss, ~ which the city was iull.
They remaincd CLOSED for n time, NOR"
than two w,-nks or -. Since then large
number 81 them have opened ana nave
met with M further trouble. IL " under
stood that they have all tried to bc good.
The act creating cities of the third clatS-
such as hGhspor M,S5r SSys ri Bask aye does % not
like this Law He tried 10 hav" u changed
al the last session Of the Legi-ature lie
thought he was blg enough pohticlah
% so to Harrisburg and tell Matthew stan
hey Quay all about u last winter bu NJ
failed Now, IL is said, he has another
scheme. lie expected TO resign about next
July and allow some other man 90 l'e elected
Mayor for the balanco Of his uneNpired
term That will allow him TO stand Tor
seoond term the following February WIN
out succeeding himself This plan mas
bcan almost definitely decided upon.
John Dalzell is the present Congressman
from this district and lalz"ll L. too plR
a man for Black "a sidet-ack oven with
the plaudlts OF the deluded mill workers
ringing In his ears The managers OF w"
district politics have refus.Si 10 stand Tor
BLACK and this great champion of the down,
trodsien laboring man has about decided
20 stand for another term 10 the once ne
now occupies. II l. too lat" for him TO get
into the race for the Legislature this wear
and BESIDES that only pays sl.SD for the
Swo-year term and there are no bright
prospects for the next session. Mo-'
OF the bes<i things went 10y last winter.
10 the Mayor will be contentcd with another
term In his present Office and II making
his plans accordingly.
TIE business men Of tho CITY are all
aware Of his intentions and they are also
laying plans which are different from
those ~ his Honor. The business mon
are well pleased at the PROSPECT Of TN"
Mayor getting into trouble Not one
has been found Ia the city who has kindly
word To say for him. They ar" all opposed
Go his policy OF refusing To give protection
60 the men wanting To 90 tack To work
None Of them want outsiders brought IN
here TO 70 80 work In the milk. but Il u
well-known that importations would be
unnecessary, u the police were allowed
to do their duty
Chief Of Policc MorriSsay received a
large box full Of nac,.- and accoutre-
fnents last night by express They are
for the striker deputies the Mayor sworc
In . week ago. Az the next nesting of tho
City Council the bill for these articles will
bs up for approval and the Mayor will
be asked to explain the Necessity Tor their
purchase. Several Councilmen declared
they will not vote 10 pay the men whom
the Mayor has sworn in.
Everything n quiet at the Dcmmler
and Duquesne mills tonight. No effort.
apparently has teen made Tn start the
tin plate mill and none will he made until
the company can protect its own en-
ployees going back To work. THIS mill
taken In there 20 operate the machinery.
Al Duquesne the strikers have disappeared
from the str.s.ts and all trouble IL Over