The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29

h~nt avenue IN" man wa- duuhl.yi u
AMI gruanink wtfh his hands ,lt-ts-i =
hts abdomen " The Urt--t h..ut pvs.
him a." fellow drupT-sl hacs l., IN" -iTis
Walh and began - guap IN death o. N
shower - bricks ~. t'ri.-~' kn.lt nv IN
dying man and rave him tho e.. 30 tlattU
ot the la~t rits- IN was Nalbr NDb.l ssy
who di-Sia few minutes after ar Cd fnhuhn,-
had carTi"si him Ia the Eastern Bistric
Hospital
After that the pr,~., went among N,
strikers. who we're still shooting and hurt
lng bricks. commanding them - d,--i-t
Later ia the day n. atsIrs-s 20. q rl.,..ti ., :
which the strikers hslt ia C-r-la Hal
on Grand street rpsin-slhng peace
After the Reserves hal tlni,, and the
strikers had been driven from the street
1 two 20 them, Adam Ho,is--ki - 75I Ken
avcn's and Ludwig Rit say - 81 North
First street approached inspector Har.
kins and Sald that they wish~i to lrdK.
a charge 81 homicide against Cashier
Henry Morgan. who they said hai b..s.t
/ responsible for the death W Noboio-kV
The men were taken mp T. where tho
cashier StOnd Ia hts shirt sl'.evss on the
corner of south Third street and Kent
avenue. and there they Identified him ~
one whom they hal seen firing az tn. time
the Polish striker wnS shot
Morgan denied that he had been stand
ing on that corner during the riot the cnT-
ner opposite a. which NObolosky had re-
!
had fired one shot in the height Of the
mfle~ hut he fired over the heads ~ the
strikers and hiz only purpose was to in
tirnldate them. After being baked on n
homicide charg" ~ the Bedford avenue
station Morgan WIS taken before MaRi--
tIats d Reilly IN the BsSiford avenue court
There the affidavit sworn to Nv Rotosky
was presented la the affidavit the pol.,
charged that Morgan was standing On the
corner opposite g. that one AZ which W.
h9,If a n. A a. A.
his revolver: hut he said that other re
N"lvcr shots were nrei at the same time
and that he was unable - determine who
hresi the shot that killed the Pole.
Henry Cochran, who waI counsel
for Bendernagel daring tine trial NJ that
otficial. represented Morgan h"for. the
Magistrate lp"n h,S representations
O'Rellly allowed Morgan to ~ on s. o.
hail. which was supplied hy John W
Bailey ~ Fre~port l.. l. O'R"ily said
~ he mad" this ruling that inAsmurh
a. Morgan fred the shot m defence ~
his employers property and that the
acCtISer had not bcen apls specifically
to name hirl A. the one who killed tho
striker there Was n" reason Why he should
not he admitted L. hail The Nagistrat.
did not -''' the date for N" hearing
Magistrate O'Railly h.id on the charge
ot disOrdHrty conduct seven Of the rioters
who had h."n arr '-'.d hv III. police
Tie fixed $50 tail ia each cas-"
During ~" rest oi the day there wara
no more demonstrations 10y IN" rioters
and no further attempt Was made hy the
refinery to move the sugar More than
a hundred regular policemen patroled
tho district and twsnty-siN special police .
men came over IN" river IN Tug - u.
added 60 Phil Sweets force.
superintendent Pool called Police Com
missioner Rak"r on IN. phone lat. ~
he afternoon and told hun that the first
thing this morning the refinery I-'opla
purpos@d Ia NOV" thirty tru"hlusliS Of
sugar 20 tn. Eastern District refinery
further w this Long Island shore " he !
East River. There we're sO.Ou barrels
" sugar in the l-.ea g,Isr-d refinery
hat had To 10 moved. said the super.
ntendent and thus would b. the firs,
Commissioner Baker ordered that JOl
eolicemen IN two shifts should cover
he moving operations TO-DAY. Mora
rouble il fearcI