The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-22
zoo Strikers Make At
tack on Men Taking
Their Places.
FOUR ARRESTS AFTER
FRAcAS IN ORANGE
Stones Hurled at Five Workmen
Employed in Berg
Factory.
POLICE SOON STOP
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION
Wild Scene as Lackawanna
Train Stops at High
land Avenue.

Hioting broke loose in Orange Valley
today when crew of strikebreaIxers
embarked from the LacIkawnnua rail-
road trniD which pulled into the High
land avenue depot at 7sOa o'clock ana
started for the factory of H. Rerr q
Co. at Nassau and south JEFFERSON
streets. Women shrielSing apatbcunan
ON the heads of the five terror-strickcu
workmen who had returned from New
York where they spent yesterday at
their homes, hnd led the men to attack
the stri<ebreakers. and following i
stfn battle between the police and the
mob Of 200 women and men the i've
striicbreaIers were escorted to the fre-
tory of the Bergs and three men were
locked MP by the police for disorderly
conduct.
Before Judge Bray, this afternoon.
Feconda Guazzo. of 90 Forest street.
who was Identified as q leader of the
strikers by former Policeman Walter
Fl. Griffith, was held in $500 bail for the
grand jury His brother Eugene ana
Antonio Belfiore, of "a CHRISTOPHER
street. who were active In the strike,
were held IN $500 bail for examination
AbutS tdii NdS lluTnlSneQ.
Aramando Entonal, of Austen lane,
marched into the court room, with his
features obscured by bandages, Just
about the time that proceedings were
finished, and said he wanted to make
out complaint against Policeman
Samuel Graham. Amarando was him
self arrested and charge of disorderly
conduct preferred against him. He was
held in 800 bail for hearing Thurs-
day.
Hig Crowd nj station.
When the Z o'clock train rolled Ii,
there WAS a big crowd at the station
depot and another at Forest and Scot
land streets waiting. The police forced
the men from the train and the women.
many of them in danger of being run
down by the engine, swar1ned about the
tracks, but were cleared away. The
men got as far as Forest street with
the women urging the men to get after
the strike breakers, and prevailed on
the crowd to attack the strangers.
The police closed about the covering
New Workers and things looked sqliallv
for few minutes.
Stones went flying and Patroln,ail
Martin Bolan got slight Jar as A mis-
sile hit him, but the bluecoat quickly
broke UP the fight and the men were
rushed to the factory. The police
prisoners were hurried to the Highland
avenue depot, the first pair collared.
two brothers, going down in the patrol
wagon, and a third being picked out OF
the crowds later.
Policeman Samuel Graham took Sa~
conda Guozzo. of 80 Forest street, ID
years old. and Roundsman Reinhart
and Policeman Roberts got his brother,
Eugene GuozzU, 21 years old. Saccndo
had two knives in his pocket.
Antonio Belone, of 81 Christopher
street, another man, was recognized by
shipped to police headquarters In the
patrol wagon.
All were slated as disorderly charac~
ters and held for hearing before
Judge Bray.
No Benefits Saturday.
With the strike money not paid on
Saturday the conditions among ths
workmen became more acute, and this
feeling Of possible want made the
workers among the foreign element
particularly desperate. The police are
exhausted by long work, and the city
is getting an extra bill Of $50 a day for
the added police force.
All patroImen and chancenlen are on
dnty, and no days off or vacations ars
permitted. Today, anticipating an out
break on the train, the East Orange
Police Department sent g. squad Of half
dozen with Chief James Bell in direct
command on the train with the strike
breakers and these officers accompanied
the men to the Highland avenue depot
and furnished assistance