New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

before the arrival OF the police from the
west o'lh street station the wagons were
overturned and their contents scattered in
0Aie street In each case the men on the
WAGONS were chased of their seats. The
ponce Ihaoe six arrests, after chasing the
crowd through Central Park The men
were al charged with disorderly conduct
walter Carman of No. 212 East 125th
street and John Hanson. OF Bay street,
Staten Island, strike breakers employed by
the Adams Express Company, were beaten
ov q crowd at Crosby and Bleecker streets
ABOUT O'Clock in the afternoon. They re-
ceiVed cuts and bruises, but managed 10
whip I'D their teams and escape.
w 5. Roberts a broker, of No. 2eo Broad
wav' went to the Adams Express Office at
18th street and Madison avenue YESTERDAY
morning and presented baggage receipt
for some furs ordered by his wife. He pre-
sented the check to the clerk at the den'-
cry counter and. according TO his story, was
asked for money before search would De
made for the bundles. He said he onereo
q dollar. but this did not satisfy the man.
who demanded more. Mr.. Roberts then
went across the street and telephoned the
main Office OF the company. He said ne
was told that his story was impropabie'
and the line was hung up.
Mr.. Roberts went back to the clerk and
INTO the delivery room, and when he came
down said he had been stung for e. he
reported the matter TO Inspector WaIsh,
who made note Of it. and said he would
inform the express company, as the prac-
tice must stop
Cannot Lodge Strike Breakers
The Buildings Department Of Manhattan
informed the Adams Express Company yes
terday that they must no longer allow
their four hundred strike breakers TO sleep
in the station at Nos IS and 42 Trinity
Place at nights. The premises had oeen IN
spected and the fire escapes found TO De
entirely insufficient
At the Offices Of the Adams Express Com
pany, at No. 50 Broadway. It was said yes
terday that no such order had been re-
ceived. and that only the ordinary NUMBER
of men are quartered there
The situation in Jersey City remained
about the same yesterday, there being sew
eral riots. with no serious damage done.
Five wagons Of the Wells Fargo company
were attacked on Newark avenue by mop
Of strikers Stones were flung and much
excitement raised. but the police finally
came TO the rescue and charged the crowds
One OF the strike breakers was charged
with carrying a concealed weapon and vas
locked up.
Daniel ]. Tobin. president of the Inter
national Brotherhood of TeaTnsters, went
10 Jersey City yesterday afternoon and had
a conference with Mayor Wittpenn, with
view to ending the strike. Nothing official
was given out as a result of the meeting,
however.
Wagon Upset; Three Arrests.
SIX men made determined attack on an
Adams Express Company wagon last night
at Morris and West streets, and after cut
ting the harness and uuhitching the horses
they overturned the wagon and dumped the
merchandise into the street. The driver
and helper escaped. A crowd shouted en-
ro,1ra cement to the strikers. and detectives
arrested two men. Thomas Formule. OF No.
So 18th street, Brooklyn, and John Nc
Donald, OF No. 50 Washington street The
police accuse the prisoners of being two OF
the six who upset the wagon.
The crowd turned on the detectives and
tried 10 wrest the prisoners from them
The man who the police say was the ring
leader was arrested and locked up. He
eave his name as Thomas Burke. OF NO. 70
washington street. Reserves from the
Greenwich street station scattered the
crowd.
Patrolman Alderman, Of the Greenwich
street station, was cut in the cheek with q
broken bottle and had to be treated by an
ambulance surgeon from the Hudson Street
Hospital.