The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11

shut down suddenly. would an eI-
plosion that would tear them 20 pieces.
causing a tremendous iossL
The strikers are drunk with power. They
are losing all reason, and II N useless 10
talk moderation 20 them. Thor suocees
IN tying up the National Tube Works yes
terday has made them 20 elated that they
are certain they can undertake anything
now and win, The threat To tie up tho
furnaces and 20 drive the men from the
tin plate plant, which incidentally means
putting the fifty deputy sherids on guard
there 60 flight or Ia death, In the result.
Mayor Black Is satisfied. He points with
pride la the police register and says that
fewer arrests have been made the last two
months than In any similar length'of time
la the history Of the city. This II no doubt
tine. hut Il II also a fact that the police have
been fnaklng no effort To arrest violaiors
Of the Law within that time. 70 long as n
man was not making al attempt 10 secure
work he has not been moleried.
Chief Morrisa'v admits that the strikers
have control 81 the city aid that IL, can
do nothing with his police force. Al of
~. striker who were sworn IN ate patrol
ling the outside beat-. " hilr the uniformed
men arr KEEP; down town The Ctief hopes
the military will be orriered here soon. the
ASuisr the b,ttrr.
Aside from the assaults Of the day there
has becn nothing new In th" situatioh.
The strikers feel outraged al the ehor
10 iinpcach Mayor Black and
that " will Tot II. healthy for any per~uI
to talk about the Impeachment o! ''s'ir
idol
Just A. a side hight on thir comes a story
from, Mcdonald, Pa wheto a county fair
Mas IN progress lAEt Friday. When The
n.vy- reached Mcdonald that Presiden;
Mckinley had hsen eSSassinated tho rIs.aker
In Announcing The fact asked
W hare IN ali his broad land a We
find another TO take his paoe,'
Sone ofe hack ~ the crowd answered.
-Flnc' Mayor Black Of McKecspor' :
He was loudly hi~-ed. aud had To
lcavo the place in order To save himself
from aseault. The FARMERS and Others
H. 'hr naighhorho0d OF Mcdonald have no
use fur Bl1ck
Black Il thoroughly satisfied with him
self. lie has been In constant Consulta %
tion with the leaders Of the mobs since
the announcement was made that a bill
10 imIPach him has teen prepared and
he ~ satisfied that the strikers will have
suuIcthingto say. ThC strikers that
they will fll the lobby Of the Select Council
noNt meeting night and mob am man
who votes IN favor Of the bill. Black does
not cuuntenanCe hts movement, 20 Tar
a. known, but the strikers seem To have
formulated the plan themselves.
Tn morning IL heing ~anxiouHly awaited
NN " II NHflfNFl Hllufl'Nlbu BIR''FhhAk-
will be- begun tomorrow and the papers
served ON the leaders Of the strike IN this
CITY and on all other persons who gather
about the mill-. An effort will be made
In the Injunction 10 prohibit picketing
a. picketing In this city Is equivalent To
assault. Threats are made In almost every
case when a picket stops a worker and
the numerous assaults OF to-day are SUI
flCisut assurance that the pickcts VIII not
hesitate TO carry out their threats.
Tn" fence around the United States
Tin Plate Works had the following notice
posted upon II to-day;
III" present aud former employees OF the
american lin Plate COMPANY ar" referred
10 th" onictal statement OF the company
In e" Pm, hHs e H. q" p,s l1iT '"mpsnv s,nie,
that their ~" ATTY regulations on foot look
tug 20 a settlement Of the strike and author
ir"s IA" statement that MILL nov put III
ot.ration during III. strike will be con-
tinusd uon-uuiou and all men going to WORK
viii ~ retained m their positions
the employees Of this uill are hereby
Officially totircd that this applies directly
30 ~, United states Works AZ p"mmlcr
Pa. and that anything that has occurred
the operation 81 This plant ON a strictly non
49, = n PHILLIPS. District Man ger
! l. lD,K. Superintendent
". IFTus. Third Vice President.
Supt lauck. said the mills had started
without the hello and wishes 81 the Annl'
gaiuated Association aud would ever after
ward H. run ~non-rnion last year. b"
said, the lost thrss, months time
in dickcring with the union and two more
months tins y,.ar. While the mill vas non
union II opcrated steadily. ten months a
vesrand cOuld have run twelve but the men
preferred 10 rest during the hot summer
months Eleven morp men reported Tor
work to-day than were on duty Yesterday,
and two morr mills will probably Ia started
IN "a. morning