New-York tribune., 1902-06-19

ara revoiyers hut Mr. Weidmann. who had ex-
pected trouble for some time. had armed ms
men with shotguns and buckshot. eno liS9
turned the fire OF the strikers from IN 'iIe oi5
behind the mill Many Of the rioters are oNlo %
to be wounded but only one, Joseph Miller, W. s
so badly injured 10 require surglcai 80
Or Townsend took six buckshot from ElS Vot!
and sent him TO the General Hospital Inc mo }
yelled that they would return at nlghI 40 49, w..
mann's and blow The place up me- .1,
chased away by the police. VINO ION loiioN tu t ~
into the open space at Bunker nm "ileiS on
Italian was shot through the neck by a pom
rnap John De Rose. who lives at thal pIact,
,-ae cr.,ins ont Of his door as the battle was
going on. and he shot in the pack pg :"
stray bullet He was taken to the Ienerdi f10'
pital vi,
nann's was the last conflict of the DAY. tnousu u
many small bodies tried to get the WeaNeIs , ou'
Of mills in sections of the city which the mop
could not visit In the Sandy Hill section WllIcn
is full of silk mills. Including the william StISiis
Company. Doherty & Wadsworth. the Dexter q
lambert Conrpany Cornforth and Marx ana
other large concerns. small crowds OF soecIa ooI .
gathered TO see committees Of strikers enter enteI
the mills an6 announce that unless the llllt!s
closed the rioters would come IN ana to,, tol &c on
men out They all closed early in the alterhooi,.
Mayor Einchliffe was in comrnunlcall VIZ 90
Governor Murphy this afternoon. ana asked IL
the militia would be sent to Paterson IL d ue-
T1land were made for military assistance, Inc
Governor assured the Mayor that he Woulu nave
two companies Of Newark militia in readiness
for hurry call The Mayor still thinks thaI AT
the militia will not be needed but he "ail's "
MAYOR CRITICIsES CHIEF OF POLICE
The Mayor had a hot interview with Chief OF
Police Frederick Graui to-day. He ordered the
chief to put on his uniform and lead his men
against the rioters. The chief refused to don
his uniform. The Mayor says that instead OF
leading his men and directing the conflict with
the rioters the chief contented hlnlseli VIII
personally going TO the hardware sso'eS
buying reyolvers. Other than TINS lne NaSp -,
says that the chief did nothing to-day me
burden OF directing the fight against the strlh-
fell Captain Bimson. - Ill,
The Mayor says that he hopes the silk minis
Will open again tomorrow. He INTENDS 10 haN
q large number of deputies sworn in ana
certain number placed inside each mill to.nior-
row If the manufacturers will open SnerlII
John w Sturr was on an excursion 20 SoaeE
Island to-day and could not be reached during
the trouble 4 number OF the manufacturers
declare that they will not open their nlIlS III
the morning because it would be endangeTlhS
their property and the city cannot give them
adequate protection
Many of the silk manufa acturers however
wrote individual letters TO the Mayor this even
ing telling him that they would open tnelr
mills in the morning usual and that they
would look to him for adequate police protec-
.ion If such was not afforded they would hold
the city liable for any damage done to their
property. A dozen manufacturers were seen
tonight. and all said that they would open
their mills in the morning.
Joseph Barnford of Bamford Brothers. says
that 5000 DANA ge was done TO their mill by
the rioters. More than one hundred and nifty
windows were broken and a large numoer OF
warps were destroyed by the stones hurled INTO
the mill After the rioters went away a thou
sand stones were gathered up on the three
floors of the mill
The police tonight transferred from the hos
r,stals 70 the county Jail four of the men who
had been wounded. These were joe Miller.
Samuel De Young, Arthur Barrowclough ana
Miffio Biavaini, whose name is also given as
Mezzino Giovanni. The last named had a bullet
pass clear through his neck. and DR.. Mcbride.
who attended him, says that he VIII not live
through tomorrow If Harris or De Rose dies
some of the prisoners will be held for murder.