The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-25
STRIKES TOLL NOW ELEVEN Three More Bodies Are
 Found. COMPANIES VICTORY CERTAIN Victims of Sundays Riot Are Dis
 covered. Fatally Wounded Fsresxser-, Attempt- i.g to Evsae Detectae., CrswIea Into wess., where Death
 Came Soon Afferward.
 

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 Pittsubrg, Pa. Aug s4--Gloom cov- cred the little foreign villege of Me- Kees Rocks like e pail today. Long funeral processions. pitiful in their at tempt at proper decorum. wended their way at queer hours from the Catholic Church to St. Mary's Cemetery. q small burying plot just outside Senoenville,
 Strikers and their families crowl- ed in the van Of these funeral trains dressed in their finery and bearing an musicians furnished the tunes to which the strikers tramped in dust and grime to pay their respects to the men they look upon as martyrs to now lost cause
 The finding, late today. of three more bodies of terribly beaten sympathizers were also horrifying in its ghastliness. for troopers. detailed to the work of searching for dead and wounded, make little effort to spare the feelings of the men who gathered about them ws hs ss soass sna .ms ons under under ps on the tracks of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad. were pulled into sight. The corpses hardly reoogniz- able as those of human beings. were hastily piled into morgue wagon and turned over to the county officials. With the burial of the dead strikers and the finding of the additional bodies camo a truce in hoBtilities. From dawn to nightfali. not Q pistol shot was heard. neither was an arrest made.
 peA. wnl Not Speak. The striking men and their sympathizers during the day kept quiet and even gave up mass meeting planned for the late afternoon. as they believed any gathering of the workmen could do no good at this orator, was in McKees Rocks. to ad- dress the strikers. but even he de- clared that words were of little avail now as the riots of Sunday had for once and all placed the strikers in the position of outcosts whose cause And on every hand tonight 1t is con- ceded that the strikers have lost their nght The Pressed steel Car Company plant today was In operation with over 100 men at work These men paen, turned out three steaI ears which were placed Oh view 3ast outside the
 Matssiss iss rpisnsa ssnprsms in the strtkS zone today. There was little chance for disorder to have developed efYective headway. Sixty-sfx men were loaded Into special car from the box car jai1s In the car company plant yard and brought to Pittsburg in the afternoon. where they were arraigned before magistrate on charges of dis orderly conduct and carrying conceal ed weapons. The informations were sworn to by state troopers. The men were later transferred to the county | jaiI to await for their hearings.
 At sun down tonight began the search for weapons by the state police using search, warrants issued by 0 magistrate under law passed by the fast legislature making 1t illegal for foreigners to have in their homes or in their possession fire arms, of any description.
 The total deaths resulting from Sum day nights disorders totals eleven while two are in hospitals expected to die within the next twenty-four hours The less seriously injured are all reported to be improving slow | iy