The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
STRIKE RIOTERS
FIRE A HOUSE


hulding at sc West Twenty fifth strcet
: for several days and yesterday strikers
found Il out Tho hul!ding belongs 20
! Max \ Grifenhagsn He will have IN
buy new window pRnsa for the front of his
house
/ In the rear Of the GTifenhagen property
on Twenty-fourth street a new building
is In course Of Const ric'ion 80 the Sfrikr~-
lid not want for hrickbats shortly after
III" noon whistles had blown and N"
! brick layers had stopped work Tor = Satur-
day half holiday the strikers made their
descent They carried pretty nearly a
ton Of bricks mp 20 Twenty hith street and
then proc eeded 20 Oreas theUl into pieces
Suitable for missiles
The building was vacant except the 'op
/ floor whore the strike breakers we're
housed but ~" strikers were taking 10
chances and fired hrIckbat- INTO every
window They hombarCied m" building
for nearly hall An hour and th' n"T ~
the top floor were wing fat near the walls
at the front ~ thar they could not he
struck
Seeing that there was no hope IT driving
the men out hy homharding the house
several of the more daring rioters got lo'
~ excelsior and piled " ~ 'h" hallway
~ tho foot Of tho stairs Then they act
fir. To Il and The smoke filed "a" halls
Bv this time. fort unatev for the strike
hreaker~ some one had called up Police
Headquarters and Inspector Mo usky.
who had been IN the TenderloIn station.
was on his way with the reserves II tn"
West Thirtieth street aud rhs Old West
Twentieth streat police stations som"
mo .l-. had seen IN" men carving the
excelsior into The hallway aud guessing
th,. purpose for which u vac meant sent
m an alarm IF tire
Ia. ratrnl Nagons and 'ha fire ar
uara'ps Clltiered west AZ the sam" tune.
The rioters had pick etS uu' o. Tenth
aS cuII" and A. Eleventh aN"nu" {" warn
them IT he approach 1t tn" polio" - when
the pa'r ul wagons came m -Igh' he
strikers we're tipped oil anu 'heT brok"
and ran toward the rive' When the
police aud hr~m"n arrtv"i he rec,
was deserted the -irik" breakers had
fed - ia" roof and we're -CrIrrying 20
the tons ~ ~ her buildings The hr"men
mad" short work II the blazing excelsior.
Inspector Mct husky put 'h"s' riKe break
rr> into the Nl'rol wagons. drov" hem
10 Madison square ana l"' them max"
their .-~raO" ~ III" crowd.
FIUHTi~d oN FIFTu ANENrE
" about the same time that n" lon
iorlpIu reserves we're battling with 'he
- rikers N Madison aveni" he police
" p'h"r stations v"T" having hTelN
scraps N titth aud Third avenues. Ih"v 4
~epOr' ed tlKIUg one prisoner Inc mos
-Ip,.g' a,rllaT 81 these two fights 'OSk N"
form e 10 running bath" from Forty
fourth -'rec' aud tith avenue down N"
ayonuo fu Fur'v--sCuud street. across
80 Brladwav and down 'u fDrtv-tir-'
- root Sheg" tho strikers made stand
agaiu~' he eIsh'v - more nom 81 and
tco' ',uA r"fncn rho had u"eu drawn 10y
M noise " N" tiEh' An "Npr"-~ wagon
manned Dy s'rIke br"ak"r~ which LEFT the
Amer. an lNUTs-r pWUlny plar"
little b-fpr" he unr that waS rcsrIed by
The I"n.i.-iUiu reserves NaS 'he "en're
< n" 5000 The -'rIE"rS 'lgg h' u on
For y fourth street and upsus.d Tire with
= one, and bricks IN" fuSllad" was kept
an during ne figE' o. Fif'h avenue and
across own ~ Forty .-sJund street
'iIut w. we're smashed and every IA"
n.y. Included IN h" ranks q The Tioi"r~
~ uo,lC- made uuIuK jumps Tor shelter
IN. rDhC. di-uer-,-d the crowd az Fortv-
;rs' street aud Brpadwnv after charging
re,."agcdly In. wagon va~ said 20 hav"
had uu board 50 m which wa- u"Ing
- "u 20 the COMPANY downtown d'pu'
~IRtkr HUEAKFL> iiGur rA'k
IN. strikers g. word thu N" Wa~'co''
Express Company was going - run -IN
"vp-"~s Trucks from IT. stables N Forty
'Llrd street between second aud Third
avenues and nA~s.-l their forces there .
"lr.v IN 'h.. afternoon The strikers got
-Il 4 the polio" by raIsing a. falls" alarm
"a Forty second street lI-' before IN"
oag1ns drove uu' and hen they lei the
ii-s' saigon get a. FAR A. THIRD avcn'I"
h'furr making an attack
There were fourswcu he-l'l"- the driver
uu .tCh wagon and Cap lHnvpu. who -
furnishing gRrd- and -'rik" breakers
fire. H. men showed Ugh .Vh"u ~"
striker. a'ttoSsi. and jumping - n"
-'r.e' CT busy VI'h hen clubs The
-rrsNer- were uo' So p,"u''f.llv supplied
.'r'h stone and hrlpE ammunition az his
IDru' and hey wei" confused nv The an
gong hard with n" wagon g'!1rl> T-h"n
~ mounted policemen al Ald learned
'to rI'I'i'v = 'ho'r "rr1 nj % Forty
s,ud street rod" ~ Th"v -,Irr"ed"i
IN sc..rirg The strikers ~ check uu''i more
-. .o"mru arrived and -" "r'vd scat
"orIrr -. CIor prr
The 'Nrrc.- D,mjHII.'s probably
''.yIgn' ma 'Nr" iutE h' ""u'v-" 'r carry .
IN huairas- i..'tV=r - n" following order
cent nr uT ID" P"'l'" omissions. VOC
'".d1V
Precinct ron .'sprdr'- concerned ~.u. zoe
.,g' aIs,s' a''.r'.ou .. gi,"r ~ rHs FOLLOW
..g utluou- ana q. .'I'' g.'.H. NOS men
, .1t.rd O. 'l.- 0sd~r . here emp p,.s- ~ %, o.
i.,.- .ur. prutrs a-. on Strihr AMI 'vfI. A. a.
q 40. cent 'Bf'" 'ler"af 90 'prr~ %
lIrp'.,, .rpgaIi. I'I ?r-N"r' . .'n.pr.
% 80
F.iipNny 'h" order ~. Iis' & express
,rWIE.nv Yr!."-
Ire Sew Sos, r"!.r" nr" 1T. wing .,
get - l"''r' grU "a 90" ing
day Yesterday afternoon D.l.rv
J,nfui--lOur" Dri-o., In-ueC'.l SChfnitt
rsrgcr md AlTu'n NantIy"i represent
.rg -" rVIr"-- cnTpini"- md a long
They evolved . plan Tor il.
a. -trl Du'.ou Of the men and l'-'lIri upon
certain 'ov'.- g.. ~" expires Companies
- frly.f
P-~tty nearly every mounted man m
frs adjoining lu"ouRh- wi. - called
,Vnn a. assist ne men 4 Manhattan
and from .as' -tght Inti rlr'hrr NOTICE.
'hp anttrp pOiics fore" 4 the greater CITY
vns placed Oh duiy 40 man NIL ~.
allowed lime ~ until further notice en-
cent IN case ~ sickness and every police-
man will leay" HIT station house whether
tlny - night, armed with a rot olIb
Tho express companies will Ua n
str'icted 20 assemble their freight ~
ie-i gnated places aud then ~" wagons
will ue moved ~ stated hours Under 'n'
CONVOY uf mounted men
TIE police were informed Yesterday
'ia' Their" are 10 strikers ~ Ns-y York
The EXPRESS npmprnie- SAID thar rl.it
drivers simply ndd refused - work be-.
cause they were afraid 81 Dang ntiack.!
a Fl..s 4 81