Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-30


tic trouble to prove it otherwise. 1t
now determined, he said, to have new
men placed in positions that will give
f5sm a chance to learn the skilled
eark with which they are in a measure
amiliar through long association with
the workings of the mills. 1t is conf
Gently asserted that before many
Hanths pass, it will be possible to pro-
4aee many new men and plenty to man
eff the plants that are now idle, and
nhieh union men have refused to take
Held Of.
The strikers
sny. IL VIII Take Years
to accomplish this.
Reports from all the mills Of the
Corporation show that steady gains are
Icing made In the force of non-union
men.
The strikers claim to nave induced
sfX non-union men to desert the Star
mills to-day and to have shipped them
haek to Chicago, whence they came.
On the other hand, Supt. Piper, of the
star plant announced that he is near
~ ready TO start up the other mills In
the plant and the men now waiting for
the improvements to be completed are
in the mill.
In the Painter mills, the work is pro-
crossing smoothly and no assertions
ire reported. New men are being So
cured though the company officials say
that on Sundays the strikers make an
active canvass of the homes of the men
10 work and seek to induce them to re-
main away from the plant The last
$40 mills in the Painter plant were to
have been started to-day, but 1t was
f8lnd impossible to have them ready,
and the starting was postponed for
few days.
Pickets about the Lindsay McCutch-
con plant. in Allegheny. claimed to
rave turned back new man to-day
IS ho was bound for the mills Other
than this there was no change in the
Allegheny plant.
The only significant action in Law
renceville to-day was the successful
starting Of the guide mill in the Lower
tuion mills of the Carnegie Company.
The start was made. according to the
officials with a full crew and the mill
Viii be run without interruption.
Regarding the rumor that the steel
workers strike would affect the open
ing Of the window glass plants this fail
prominent manufacturer to-day said
t8e reason given for this was absurd.
The building Trades.
he said. have not been affected by the
rike il the least, as was claimed.
he structural steel mills have not
beea stopped at any time and buildings
have been carried up without Interrupt
ton. II there is a delay in starting
INC glass factory fires they say it will
be for other causes.
There was little OF interest about the
aAsaquartess of the Amalgamated AS
alton today. The cause for the
sasenee OF Assistant Secretary NJ. F.
fhe Vas minated Ia d report from
N+.e7 age. which says that he is engaged
VITA Vice President W. c. Davis liz or
Fan zing a new Amalgsmated lodge iE
nth Chicago. which will take the
zee of the one expelled by him two
weeks ago Il is said that fourteen
members have been secured for the
BON lodge out Of the membership of The
'2.nef lodge.
ne American Tin Plate Company
s2s anaouLeed that it will start The
,tsIa nier mills OF the company ~
-lanGsy OF ue&t week. Police protec-
On has been asked from Mayor Black,
?. MeKeesport.
9iicia.s Of the Amaiyamsted Asso-
9lon will not discuss the report of
functions beng served against their
1iemoers at Canal Dover. O.. until they
aeaf Officially rom their district Of
1eefs. 1t is believed many OF the lay
MEMBERS Of the association that some
-nectiVe way will be found by which
uncaons can be cirs- invented.
Aeports tonight fron outside points
---eate no change Whatever IN he