The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-01

Long boat was armed.
Longboat protested that the revolver
was only Tor show and couldn't hs dis
charged. His captor said hs had tried
TO shoot the pistol and agreed with Long
boat. Magistrate Frmchi didn't take tn
the argument made by W. W. Collin.
lawyer representing Tho express com.
pany. that a revolver that won't shoot
Is not lethal weapon and held Longboat
for examination. pAroling him In hls
counsel's custody.
The $50 men tho Adams ExprsSs Com
pany brought from Philadelphia 70 their
barns nc Trinity place and Rector street
were housed there pending their removal
to other stables OF the company There
were forty New York drivers in the stable
also.
ATTACK on STRIKE BRnAKsRs.
At 10 O'Clock last night the company
started to move the Philadslphia men
uptown. A body Of policemen was on
hand ready 20 acs a. guards for the strike
breakers. They wero drawn from the
Qrsenwich street precinct. in which the
Adams stables arc situated: from the
outlying precincts Of BROOKLYN and from
other unaffected parts OF the city.
The police undertook to convoy. the
strike break ers to the wali street station
OF the subway in squads OF ten. There
was one policeman to every strike breaker.
The streets, which had been filling up
since dinner time. were by this time fuil
OF restless man. some OF them drawn from
the Washington street gang. who were
ready for a row with the police on any
pre,ext whatever.
The movement to the subway station
gave them this chance they were looking
Tor. By the tins tn, fourth party was on
It's way mp Rector street the crowd closed
IN anu tue pohoe hAo 70 woriy tne'T ~
sh nousn Win .nsr nismsS .;, A., .hn
gutter with a tear in his head and boy
had been keeled over with a nrick on the
jaw The man was Timothy Reynolds
Of - Washington street. He was taken
to the Hudson street hospital, where he
was heid prisoner on charge OF IN
toxication- Inc BOY was ratricx Conners
ot ~ MOTIFS street his jaw vas ois!o
49, no "ens 10 ~ o'eso'y mug
p'I. p.,,a.,.,.
@ ~ ~ u'en l.s ~ JInr
mhn,,s ~. ans So ....n. -, n.av.
io,,siv amnloysd pol;nnrnan Herman If
,he Greenwich str.et sta,ion had 10 .tay
;pside the stable IN keen order among the
strike breakers themselves.
None Of them had had much OF ANYTHING
20 eat since early in the morning Al
about 0 'clook they made a sortie in an
express wagon. bound for a lunch room
on Cortlandt street. he crowd attacked
them when thsy started to leave the store
and with what few resery "a ware left in
the Cream vich .,r.a, .,ssion m m "a, out
a. N -, -, -. a. r..,a,,rsn, yro,n
being wrecked.
Fourteen strike rioters were arraignsd
In the night court before Ma Sistrats O'con-
NOR Eo,ir IF ther, Va Gro nped Sto ZACH
"a H. n,h.r, 80. III. - ,,nI.. esrn
snu .ne otners Mre paci unus 81"
COMPANIES STATEMENT.
The so,,ox;n, .,,,.n.,> -. ,..,.d
luz Ioho~uf snenL " Ssueo
yesterday on behalf nj the companies:
Tn. v.r.r.I ,,,h,,, n., ,~ .,,,..,.d IN
inconvenience by interruption OF express
| service 10 entitled TO know the causes
thereof
SATURDAY. oe'oss. u, men claiming TO
represent helpers vent 10 the general
agent Of the United States Express Com
yysny .n",.I ~. ~ 49, . S p.y
ms, ~ So "a.
n',, r.ts-r;nr ~. ,na,,., 20 ,ho.. -no "a
.n,hn,,tv hoar ., n.ln.rs ,r,r,nd;.,.I..
I " -. $3.50.
gave up the,r positions ana oesan 70 destroy
nv s"uAps"' p'"pe''S ""o :" a''seS "s
employee
other helpers were hirea ana wagons
cen, out from the platforms in Jersey City
back or stolen by the mobs The wagon
men urged the rioters to stop their violence
and insisted that they had no grievance
and that they waited TO WORK. But thsy
wsre nttaeken sn,i. on the,r WAGONS ana
while soins to and from their work Their
,Sia ,ha, ihs,r i've. waul1 Ia IN Lame m
they did not atop work By foTos and i'm
timidation the wagon and platform EN-
ployces OF all the express oompanIe. have
been coerced INTO leaving their "ors from
rear OF p rnsonai nc St,d haas, ..
upon Rnv Of Inc yompauies eScrnt IRE
United States Express Company. which
eoh1..n, , "a as.I 70 n ~. sy ~ NAV
md vac. 10 OTHER "omnIainis have bs.n
made and the employees have submitted
no xrie, snc--
In New Work city. Brooslyn and LONG
island NY n-ass "a. iarse nainoeI OF wasons
VEL. mo,e% n,Hnt H. ana .arrS aa', poIoe
mmiss,on.r pri.coil and thief inspectoT
ScnmiItpergey. under direction OF Com
missioner Cropeey. and it 10 anticipated
that within very short time al the com
panies N tne c,ty OF Se~ fofS VIII nave
re-u"eu NORMAN
TO avoid multiplicity of requests to
tho police for protection Tor express
wagons the express cowpaniOs are pre-
ferring their requests through Alrnuth {.
Nandiver. whose law OFFICE II nj SO Nassau
street. Mr.. Nandiver Is stationed at
Police Headquarters. where he has charge
OF all applications to the police affecting