The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

than on any day since its former employees
broke their agreemente and walked out
81 tho barns. Also to-day the caro- were
wsil .patronIsed. and psople rode With
were f.iOO cars on al the lines. and the
company kept TOO OF those running to-
night until midniGhA
Moreover Il has developed thAa although
there are eO.OoO men or even more on strike
only q few trades have been seriously
affected. KensmgIon 10 dead, Hardly
a factory 10 IN operation. kensington
lD'the centre % the textile trade. and the
textile workers form almost half Of the
actual number Of strikers. The building
trades are hurt and building operations
ere az q stAndstil II "a estimated nov
that 500 members IL the allied building
tradea are on strike. The tatloTs form
the nsxt largest body
But the Central Labor Union has failed
undoubtedly to spread trouble as widely
a. II hoped. The musicians failed to quit
work. The union leaders hoped 10 Close
the theatres They haven't. The stage
hands and theatre mechanics. a. well a.
the electricians. thought the matter over
sunday and notified the Managers mat
they aid not consider Il fair to break their
agreements.
A score Of minor unions minor IN point
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the union
boeses The walters, Tor instance, kept
on the lob Although the taNiceb drivers
Ance Milk " still being delivered a. the
usual hour and mankind'- friend. the
bartsndef continues tn mix the festive
cocktail
The brewing interests 4 the city are
ccnAdent that they viii not ne Affected
by the sympathy strike They say that
they have a binding agreement Uith the
two local unsons and the central body AZ
Cincinnati. the International Union ~
Brewery Workers
\ Bre~ers decla-. that they have received
ASSURANCES from the C1ncinnau head
quarters thai they have nothing 10 fear
from a strike ~ this tame. - " ~ appre-
GATED that such action would - ,lnfai~
The directors ~ the Rapid Transit
Company and the oihCials ~ tho city
appear more positive Tonight than 80
any time during the strike that The out
come 10 certain a thorough defeat Tor
unicnism. Director ~ Public Safety
Clay said toni xh' thai the strike - var
t,lAlly over Ne sAid that the Mayor
and he would get around Tomorrow
% the usual business ~ Their depaTt-
ments.
The union leaders after a mass meeting
of strikers IN - mr. Lyceum Hail az sixth
and Brown streets asserted that There
were Ie5 Oa0 men on strike. Among those
who spcke ~ the r1esting were W u
Mahon, William .. tracey, Tim hoaiy
and james " We'll. yioe-pres'dent ~
the State federation ~ Labor.
Tim healy - "a that The reason he could
not pull the hremen nut Ut the Rapid
Transit Company power horse was
because the police held the men IN the
power house At the muy1les ~ revclvers.
There vas some laughter.
The meeting did nothing more serious
than 70 adopt = bunch of resolutlons
calling on every man. woman a nd child
in Philadelphia to come 10 the aid OF the
isbor Unions IN sher hgh' against the
Claseee.
The United Business Mems Association.
Which includes virtually every business
men o association in the city. and numbers
more than 5000 men. appointed COM
unittee OF seven ~ ice meeting this after
nonn 90 arrange for a conference ~ hank
rng. commercial and trade bodies. bust
ness associations and religious and IRA
teFual organizations each - be Tepre-
sent@d nv thre@ delegates. 10 take all
hoOopahls rueans ~ =~~'irtnG an adjust
nent of the strike 4 msse meeting "a
planned bu' the dsfs has MT hem 80