Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-06


 There was hearing this afternoon before Judge Peasley in the city court on the acceptance of bonds Frank Al. Kenny, of Kenny & BaLfe, tea dealers on North Main street, and Andrew By ron, S0l Bank street. gave bail Tor Thomas Kenny. Nellie Agnew Of 1s N Orange street gave bail for Wiuian, Costello, and Martha McAdahon Of West Main street for stephen Ball. Those who wish to give baM for tfla others should be in the city court to.I morrow morning at 9 o'clock when they will be heard The prisoners Who will not have secured bail l,v to noon. - -'t '''e 1S,1 ''S \, James Whitty secured a bona b,,t 1ne court officials refused to ae vess the bondsman was. 5 ' ]" 'sS
 
 The presence of local men as str;t.. preakers on the trolley cars ia IA .atest .a feature in the strike. Some sa !. I, means that the company has reache,g tne end or It's rope in finding experi- e,lced men to man the cars. Auofha, s;s sisM nas II that the company has de< e.ueu ss.u % play this card to try to co5lz slnce the public that there Is no longer any uanger in riding. Those who take card and will unauestiona hlv 4s,s,, trick or two, because, as no one is xrst,,S out his friends, the friends of fins l,s.s1 striker can be prevailed upon fo rssIa 1T not by the influence of his nfaaansss alone, by free passes But the n,a ,'ss,,, se,.1 lty seem to take 1t as the anproacI, < the company to the end of ifs royn i ootalning practical help. There ix {, uount that 1t was far easier to fin sATI!ieu slT trolieynlen some weeks ago thn U IS to-day. The average man. if .ahen Tor granted, will not rush
 ~nere trouble prevails, and when aces, ne will remain there only yt{fs he can Ind a sweeter loaf than fha4 l,ss IS eating, and an easier and better nlare to eat it in. b's.N-s
 Ine presence of local men on the cars however. has not, thus far. borne results to either give the conDauv anv great encouragement or ffisxen1inafa encouragement among the Strikers The number of people riding has nas. exceeded expectations. It was .aot, fsx. pected that the cars would renlafn d0. nored entirely. The calculations of tha strikers have so far not been disrrnfed
 strange rumor was in clrculation tnls morning. Part Of it is true. if was that two men who were employed, m the clock factory have taken post tions as strike breakers. This is tho part or the runnor that is true. rho other part Is that factory foremen havS been enlisted in the interests of the company and are running individual einployment bureaus to provide ndelr Tor tne cars. without chargipg Fmen any Tee Tor getting them work. This makes nve local men engaged in the workof lighting their fellow citizens to keep doSn wages.
 A policeman told the writer lasf evening that the trolley companv haa list of twenty-five applicants for work. There was no means at hand this forenoon of inquiring into this rel port; neither Colonel Burpee nor Man. ager Sewell could be found. Factoru foremen could give the company con siderable assistance by recommendlnw men to 1t who applied to them for work It is said that this Is the waw the foremen are paying the company Tor the free tickets they have been us- ing all the winter.
 Regarding these free tickets. frIendn of the company laugh at the idea. Bn4 the report, nevertheless, is said N l,A true. The latest phase came to livhf last evening. A certain official rode fss WateTville the other evening on a naid fare. There were twelve passenoers and only two fares were indicated oll K the register. The official, who was nolf known to the conductor. asked the Iat ter why he had not rung up fares foi all the passengers, and the conducto1 told him in language that would hayx cause his discharge were there n strike on, to mind his own businesl Upon reaching Waterville the condlld tor said that if the mug" was not to04 fresh he would have told him that he had orders only to ring up paid fares.
 There seems to be no change in fhe2 strike situation itself, nor is there anyIs further developments from police offi1 cials expected very soon This was the appearance of the situation thia forenoon. Detective Rogers and Atd torney Meigs, who seem to be gettin deeper into the contest every day. an Detective Dodds had a long talk thi forenoon. They were evidently disa1 pointed in not finding Colonel Burp at his office. Still there may be dex ments at any moment. Detective R CTS and Sheriff Rigney and James I. ny had very busy afternoon Saturd
 A great many are under the imp sion that hearing in the iniunci will take place In the local supe court this week. In this they are tirely wrong. The injunction will until it is dissolved, no matter how that may be. And the suit agains strikers and their unions for So Is returnable to the court on the
 Tuesday in June and after that E the defense has thirty days in N to answer, demur or take whateves ton 1t pleases.