The sun., 1910-11-03


guards but no policeman aboard
First Deputy Commissioner Drtscotl
toured the town hooking over tn. sislia-
ton. He -a~ two wagons IN Vnton
square under a heavy guard of mounted
police and perrhed on each were two men
with rifles The Commissioner wanfed tn
know What Wild West show ~ thi~''
He ordered the men To take their guns,
To- the nearest Office OF their company and
leave them there. He said the police
would refuse to furnish protection II the
companies were going Ia supply such
ample protection themselves
A committee Of longShoremen vislted
several steamship companies along west
street and stated that they would call
their men out unless the officers agreed
To handle none of tn. goods OF the express
companies The reply was that the com
panies could make no such distinction.
Last night three police telephone hcoths
were erected along West street and extra
policemen were scattered the length " the
street
The talk % th.. longshoremen taking
part in the strike by refusing To- handle
merchandise, ,i.lIv"rod hy strike breakers
was revived last night Former Asse'n-
hiynnn Richard j Butler. head OF IN"
longshorernen' union. SAID that my
executive committee of the union VIII
take up the matter.
Leonhardt Schmidt. IL years old
striker, living at s64 Second avenue. Was
sent 10 the workhouse for ten days ny
Magistrate Breen in the Sorkville police
court yesterday for throwing = bottle
into a crowd of strike breakers. Albert
T. Eenrichsen. a building superintendent
Of Perth Amboy. y. j.. was beaten and
kicked while leaving the Westcott Express
Company stables in Forty seventh street
man whom he identified ~ one OF MS
assailants was held in 500 bail for exam,-
nation. He was a striking Westco,t
helper. Fred Hoffman of st3 Third avenue.
4 horse attached to Wells EafSo
wagon became unmanageable at ~"n'y-
second street and sixth avenue yes'er ,
day noon when men and boys hnrieu
stones and pieces of wood at the N"hIci"
The horse dashed into temporary Hr''-
ture under the elevated IoHd ana thr
wagon was demolished pol!Cenian
l-azenhy grabbed at the lines and va
drag ggrd along the street untli fhe 'ig
iirally stopped al Seventh aNenH" ana
Twenty second street. where II Coliid"d
with another wagon wo men iH"S'"
to have fright-ied tine horse Wee ar
rested and gay" 'h"ir names 80 ihonas
Francis and Nicholas Faster They were
held IN ih., Jefferson MnrNa, court IN $500
haIl Zach i"r examination today ~
Yesterday u representative OF a fhth
avena. h-pa rtmenr store told The police
h.. had i..-n informed that tho strikers
would try Ia comp+l the firm = drivers To
go ont ~ the morning IA" asked thh'
policemen ha on hand 10y % clock at tho
Altman stable IN last Thirty sixth street
10 prevent Interference with the drivers
H.. said he believed that tn. strikers
were trying to rlah" All IN" urS E"ous
drivers 80 ont
August Hofy aged -. said tO be a strik"
breaker cmplov.Si a. chauffeur nv IN.
Adams Express Company. was a'' tck".'
lat. last g, "ning hv a crowd al S'\-nth
av-nu. and Fifri.th street and was
sfa hs.
oN ..r ih. left eve tie .scaI'-i ana ran
down Spy yerth avenue 20 pnhrrnan.
who .-nr him - Flower Hospital. His
condition II serious.
MANY trucks and vans v"ra held up hv
s,rIk.. pIc>.t~ IN tn. lower part nt Jersey
IItV Yesterday and s"v"ral rigs ~"r"
>huntad hack To N"S Nor< by ms. police
- avert trouble 4 van owned bE AhTh-
ham M-lsn-rE II lsa >"""hd aE.nt!".
Mex Work city and driven nv All" Blac..
uf 500 Fast Houston street was 'icN led
hy a crowd IN Grand street near Washing
ton street The harness was slash"d
and BlacI, vas muss"d up The police
were notified that goods worth S2"S 30
wer, stolen from tIoetz' express wagon.
which wac ripps'i open by mot IN ''rand
street on Tuesday night
STRIKERS upset a truck loaded with
womsn'S hats ostrich feathers, rolls nt
"alv.t and artificial flowers III Grand
street Jersey CItv. la~i night To get even
with u lman-Ay. a Newark iruckman.
tot attempting - deliver shipments AT
sIpr.~,- depot. IN Newark TIE ropes
wnr. ,.ut and Ih. hat boNss AMI Ca-''-
r,Il..t mt tho street In a lInS 4 tug
,.-rw,i e men. y omen and children pitched
INTO rn- loo, Women fought win zach
nt h..' - gel millinery and III few minute,
no. side streets were iill'-t with -cLinp"r-
ing houllum- who balanced fin. hOHn"t-
nn their heads a. they ran
When tho truck fell over on IT. side ia"
driver tried To lump on Passing trolley
car e. 'r,cayp. hut the conductor refused
,n let hIrn aboard fearing that IN" mob
would -tnn" the car. The -frik"r- c"--f
IN On rh. helpless driver and punch.d and
ki-k.d him br \ Nelson ~ lpS GRIND
street rescued him and fixed him ui'
RI. pole. reached the spot in tIine ="
prevent rh.. crowd from approprlallng
lnai Cf ruerChandI-" on - second TRUCK
also owned hv tmansky Reserve
chased PERSONS with stolen goods III AL
directions MANY hats w"r" thrown INT"
I ne. Morris Canal by boy- who wanted 10
avoid arrest -Four youths v"r" C''Ighi
with th. goods on and locked up capt
I 'ndy bla med the owner "f IN" trucks Tor
.fi.rnpring Ia drIv" through IN" -trp"'-
without previously arranging for E"liC"
p-o'nCii"n.
Later tho two trucks were attacked \ gam
i'm ConmIniylaw aVenn. in IN" tbpT"r part
Of town. and were rescued sypoli' cTn"n. In
formation came 20 tn" pole" mat n hIg
crowd 81 strikers WA. stretched along the
Harkansack plank road from West SD"
avenue to the Ha"k.nsack River, waiting
IN tho rain 80 tn. trucks were taken
to IN" Comunnipaw av"n,i" pol'" s'afl"h
-Four Rayonne trucks on IN" way nom"
from News York wer" stopped IN Jersey
CIV and after beirg rescued w"r" taken
70 IN. city Hall police station IN Jersey
rity for the lgs