New-York tribune., 1910-10-31

Matter PiiIng Up az STATIONS.
Express matter piled up rapidly AZ
all the stations yesterday The plat
forms were full and much stuff wax
taken from the stations to the stables
but they also became so congested thar
there was hardly room for the wagors
and horses. The Adams Express Com.
pany had a gang Of men busy last nizrt
putting in an extra spur track beside
its platform at the Madison avenue sta
tion to run cars in from the Grand Cen
uraI Station and move express matter
out Of the city for storage until deIiv-
cries can be made.
Passengers on the various railroads
were finding no trouble having their
baggage delivered yesterday. but II the
men of the local companies go out to-
day passengers baggage also viii pile
up at the railroad stations The strikers
say that they viii not permit cab drivers
and private vehicles to carry baggage IL
the local men go out
Jersey City was quiet yesterday. Pe-
lice Chief MOnahan notified the officials
of the express companies that il they
tried to move wagons the drivers would
be arrested for violation Of the vice and
immortality act The strikers gathered
in small groups near the express COM
panies' stables. but the police did not let
them stay long
Jersey Police Ordered to Shoot.
In expectation Of trouble to-day Chies
Monahan ordered the police 10 shoot any
one seen melting to riot and who ran
when ordered by the police to submit to
arrest. The police captains were ordered
TO report for strike duty this morning.
and 1t is expected that % patroImen
will be on duty in the threatened dis
tricts. The chief said last night that
he did not want the militia sent to Jer-
sey City. and he would do everything he
could to hold the rioters with the police.
There were several prisoners in the
YOrkville court yesterday on account Oe
the riOting on Saturday. but only one ar
rest was made for disturbance yester-
day. John Walsh. a driver, of No 36T
Bleecker street. was locked up on a
charge of assaulting Patrolman ~ J.
Hogan, of the MacdougaI street station.
while he was guarding a wagon Of the
United States Express Company
A crowd Of strike sympathizers sur
rounded the wagon i'm West street and
one of the men in the crowd hit Hogan
Under the eye with half brick Walsh
was arrested later in 23d street on the
com paint of the driver of the wagon.
Gun Man" Held by Magistrate.
Otto Weidman. of No. 81 East J4th
street. and Edward Barrett. Of No. 7S7
Eighth avenue. were held in $1,000 bail
each by Magistrate Breen in the York
vile court yesterday on the charge Of
threatening a detective in the employ OF
the express companies with a revolver
on Saturday
Joseph Pedel1. Of No. 80 East 18th
street, and Bernard Clark. of No. pa
East 44th street. were each fined s. By
Magistrate Breen for taking part in the
disturbances on Saturday night.
Fred" and Sidney Meyer and Thomas
Reilly were fined SO each by Magistrats
House. in the Harlem Court. for being
in the Harlem mixup on Saturday.
Harry Shaffer. of No. 622 Eleventh
avenue. was held in $1,000 bail by AIagis-
trate Herman, in the West side Court.
on the complaint Of William SCupari, OF
No. 177 West Tooth street. Scupari was
badly beaten by strike sympathizers IN
Eighth avenue on Saturday. and Patrol
man O. C. Allies. Of the West 47th street
station. arrested Shaffer for striking
SCupari.
The managers of the express companies
held a meeting in Jersey City yesterday
afternoon to discuss the situation. Tnsy
would not talk after the meeting.
At Police Headquarters last night F1rst
Deputy Commissioner Clement J. Dris-
coll spent the early part of the evening
in conference with Lawyer Nanderveer'
attorney for the express companies
While the Deputy Commissioner "as
comforting with the lawyer man VINO
said he was a representative OF a large
dry goods store was ushered into MI
DriscoTs office. He remained about
twenty minutes
The rumOr current about Police Heau-
quarters Saturday night and last even
ing to the effect that the drivers and
helpers of the dry goods stores might
Join the strikers to-day was strength-
ened by Mr.. DriscOITs last caller.