The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

two weeks ago the Long Island has been
operating only half a dozen Wagons out
"a thirty six When General Manager
Van Nalk-nb,Tgh was seen Yesterday
he SAID
L had "A cunf-r-nc, with n COMMITTEES
representing our employees ani Il wa-
agreed that W. would TAX" them all back
union and non -unIon men alike. giving
, IL all the men their old jobs a. far A. pas
sibl-. Work j. to h- resumed Monday
morning In regard t0 the increase n
wages ] informed the men that Their.
wouli h- "A read iIsf In''nt of salaries
on D,.c-inh-r /. according 10 tn. Ils,Ia
custom IL the Long island. Our com
Jany, So | Informed the committee. vii
"-cogniz. an eleven hour day a. Tar a-
u IL practicable aud We will paw fur over
time the same a. "" have always done
I hi- arrangement Ma accepted 10y The
men
Inspector SchmiI, berger at Police Head.
quarters Yesterday afternoon r.SeiN 81
a Telephone m->slgt. 10 the effect that
an rNpr'--- Wagon had h'-'.n attacked III
Isiih street and Willis avenue. The Bronx
ana that "a rio WAS IA progress The Ia
sp.Ctor at once t-l~phon.-d the Alexander
venue station. Borough Inspector .h,Od
and Capt. Post We're both Ia the station
ho,is. and ia no time they had iifiy re-
SERVES, hot footing II down the street.
The hfiy We're iVId..d into t~u >,i'Iad-
routes Al a. 10 ClOs'. in on the rioters
from t~O sI.e-. This pi,.C,. nt strategy
worked perfectly and Ih. reserves closed
IN with military precision. The only
trouble was ihlt they closed ia ON each
other. Their. wasn't any riot there wasn't
% striker IN sight. there WASH even an
EXPRESS wagon. pn- mad Inspector d'i
q little scouting about and learned THAT
two men lad approached passing ~
press wagon in that n,gnhorho"i some
time before. aud remarked ~ IN" q river
that he WAS u sClb. wh-r.Il'n the driver
jumped from hr. seal and >ift.-d around
he CORNER u - supposed that he prepare
for contingencies 10y calling up Head T.
quarters aud telling th.''u III IT," riot that
he anticipated
Four strike breakers IA H." employ
Of the Adams Express Company were
arrested Yesterday on riarP" -! ~ q
tempting to steal - MagIulrFd al silks
and furs The goods H-r..sc''si~lgnri '"
various firms h.l'w l"riV --'.,'.ud stree
and were. s-ut OFT suorrlv !.tnr' noon
from th'. rApr'.~- company zinc" a.
Madison av..nlI. and Fore four 60 II r'-'.'
Th. cypress wagon. wI- ~ charge oi
Jesse. Nand..llU f - seventh stree Nathan :
l..l shaw at ~ iienrv = rect " ilham Meyer
of l1H East Ttnth street and .l"-"lh Lew i
of I'll Fast fO,Irt -..'I'h stree" ptrrIng
about the express t.uinuany'- office. ~ thu
.m.. wrr,. Detect ives Allen and ti''gaIi
OF Police lieaduuari-r- Nil-u hnugh'
h.. rrcoGn, :,.d Msnd-.'l - "a prI~p:i.'r who
succ,-Ciad IA escaping from B'a"kw"ll
Island a wear ur 80 :. - ~ Nwlnr'iny
H., mentioned his s'I-pICion 1" tI-,am
aud Spec,ai Agents PLAT and Nh"in"r
II th. express. -oTnpany
Tn. wayoD did not take any rt the
pole. protected routes I-~ giI"d -" cypress
wagons during The strike u N-nt Oiosn
Fourth aV-nu. A. Tar a. Fourth street
and turned east B..,w.en f,r-t avenue
and Avenue \ the wagon ..tOpp-d Tao
Of the men got pn aud walked 70 The
Empir. Storage Warehouse. ~ - First
avenue To I'll. manager they introduced
themselves a. prIva'. detectives who had
been trailing some hi, 49,; and had caught
them with tn. goods hey wanted two
wagons to take TN. stolen stun - The
police station.
They Oh, aimed III. wagons and drOv.
back 20 the EXPRESS Wagon. The. four
men transferred he t.IIs and silks 10 the.
two wagons aud leaving the EXPRESS
wagon standing there drov. to tho ware
hours. They wanted to leave IN. mer-
rhandise ia sforag. until III" owners
could come. and identify u The manager
ordered the stun taken To- the basement
Detect ives Allen and G,-gar. Agents
Plat and Slpdner now came INTO tn"
warehouse and showed she manager thai
they Were real detectives after the four
men. The manager said tn. four wern
still down IN the basement and could
no, get ont until the elevator went after
them.
The ;railers took lanterns and went
down on the elevator with their ravolvers
handy. The four men surrendered with
ont a fuss. They wrra taken 90 Polio.
Headquarters and locked up A. head
quarters IN. records had Mand"Il Town
"A serving time IN Elmir-I and n Newark
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