New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
IGNORE LOCKOUT ORDER.
UNIONS STAY ON STRIKE.
Mcdonald Scys Snb1cay Is Proc-
t;caliy Ready.

The unions which mad Until yesterday. accord
ing 10 the ultimatum Of TIE employers associa-
.ion. to return thoir striking members 10 work
o. face LOCKOUT Monday ignored the order
yesterday. According 10 the terms Of the 'ii'l-
r.atunl the members viii be put on the street
On Monday. even IL they weaken today and re
turn 10 yyorx The striking plasterers at the
hundred and thirty -seventh-st. station OF
;he subway did 60 back yesterday morning and
said they realized that they made a grave mis-
taSe a: room. however several walking dele
gates had :alk with the cortrite strikers, and
fhe result Was that they quit work again
Al additional strike was ordered by the Build
.ig Trades Alliance al the Trinity Building The
strikers were the composition roofers and water
Trooc workers. The emergency committee of the
employers association was IN session when this
news was brought in. lockout of the compost
.!oa roofers and waterproof workers union was
then declared to go into effect OF Wednesday If
shs strikers do not return TO work on Monday
The plumbers who have till Monday 70 return
70 work. still out yesterday.
Lewis Harding. of the board of governors.
when seen last night about this said: I'VE have
had positive assurances that the strikers all
the contracts Of these firms have returned TO
WOck. If they strike again the union Will be
locked out"
THE LOCKOUT NOTICE.
The notice TO the members OF the Building
Trades Employers Association TO lock out the
unions whose members strike wns dated
August 4. and was signed by Secretary William
X. Hertig of the board. 1t is follows:
You are hereby notified that al d meeting OF the
board Of governors held August 1874. the follow
sng order was unanimously adopted:
FINhereaS The Brotherhood Of Carpenters. Inter
national brotherhood of Electrical Workers. No 5:
Plain and Ornamental Operative Plasterers' Society
Mosaic and EncausJic Tile Layers, Local No. 80:
.Joprneymen PumberE' and Gasftters' Union.
s1.ocal No .: Wood Wire and Metal Lathers' Union
No IS and the Elevator Constructors and Mil
wrichts' Union. No. !. have called strikes on vari-
Gus members Of the Building Trades Employers
Euilding IN violation Of existing agreements; and
whereas, The aforementioned unions have been
repeatedly requested TO return 10 work. ard have
failed to do so: therefore be II
Resolved. That unless the unions now on strike
return 20 work Friday. August s. 1905, a gen
declared and ordered said lockout 10 include A
radius Of twenty-five miles from the city Hall
In conformity with this action OF the board Of
governors the members are hereby instructed 10
lay all carpenters. electrical workers plasterers
sile layers and elevator conductors on Monday |
morning, August s, lSH-
All plumbers shall be laid of Tuesday morn
ang. August 9, 1904
This order is Imperative all members employ |
srg the unions directly indirectly. even though |
vour sub-contractor be not member Of this |
association and be complied with unless Off |
THE UNIONS AFFECTED.
The unions officially notified of the lockout |
with the number of members. are now fol- |
lows: