Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

,,g with the issue OF
rf'o ,si s strike order of President !
sF'.,', . generally accepted as
sn NJ y labor struggle is on Tor
i aN ~, gsre. ana viii not be term'-
y 's y y. Of the other Of the con-
.n a.,, ~. + defeated. still mere
as .so express the opinion ihat
aae W" y, President shairer will not
f'' 49, ). and that compromise
Y" s. bofore the week Is out
q ', !. plttsburg is concerned al
~ me headquarters of the
q l.m :, association few men are
.,.,y Involved in the strike IN
rill'g' rlth other sections, the
eiiisylh throughout the country
nlno. one hundred thousand
y rARTED TWO MILLS.
80 question that the various
srill'S silI make efforts to start up
lhlg me- ldle plants Immediately
r. q . wy The strike, If possible,
~ IN Il inception. such a move W Was
Z Y, clsrks plant in this city TINS
and CONSERVATION reigned
~ s strikers IN the Lawrence
s,,rIet when they learned that
IN Iopis T. Brown general super
~ bod stolen a march IN them
W.. se6 mo the ten and twelve inch
rsS about 100 men and boys.
Brown SAYS The entire plant
~ 4. rrnlne before the end Of the
I Vhen Interviewed this morning,
|r.ln Brown SAID
GOT SOME MEN.
h,d no trouble whatever In Sc
-.,msn OF those that went to work
rornlpg some are old men ana
+, AZ new. We have many appli-
"a an hand. and viii send out word
II 10 those whom we can give en-
|srpnt just when to report for duty,
4 veaty.inch mill has been running
I'm snce the strike began, the men
.Nfbg this one refusing to go out
mel strikers. Everything Is run
: ,lorg smoothly, and we expect no
"a whatever"
IA tae entrance were many men
4 aid they were seeking work.
fARNEGIE MILLS RUNNING.
n gpper and lower union mills OF
\ rrnsgie company Captain Brown
nj Tere running along quietly. and
y N not expect the men TO go out
d alriay when President Skaters
rsfa into effect He said the low
srs Vas not organized by the Anal
VVN. and at neither Of the mills
kAgt been any Indication that the
! Eouh strike.
sgyihing Is quiet around all the
b
EFFECT BEING WATCHED.
Ia iftct Of President Skaters or
! n the employees Of the Carnegie
b company is being watched with
t'st II is generally understood
y De mills OF the Carnegie company
! depended upon by the Unlten
lEa Steel corporation 10 keen the
rii from closing down IT'S business
, plants are so extensive, the men SO
Nsghly non -unlon. the products So
Nd and Of such a nature that the
rilon seems 70 be pretty well In the
M Of the United States Steel cor
.alion 50 long as they are kept run
I,
Apallers are at work at Homestead.
sisane. Braddock and the upper and
M nils IN this city. and the Anal
.-a'el people claim 70 have made
ny converts In these non-union
resholis.
SHAFFER WILL SPEAK.
we he great strike Of 1892. three
-.es'siul attempts have been made
mamie the Homestead works. A
.-s Meeting u the workmen OF tho
Va and lower mills viii be held to-
:. NV night when President Shaffer
4 sllfess the men and endeavor 10
~ lhfm 70 join the association. The
-a men who are arranging the
lig say they viii close the mills
:. tht strike assumes its new pro-
Mons Saturday night.
ScERTAlNlNG SENTIMENT.
" se'lon Of President shaffer In Civ
I us men until Saturday night to
y before entering the strike has
y, ,.. zoe corporation officials an oppor-
NY Of eahyassing the situation. 1t