The evening world., 1911-11-13
Many of them by the hand and thanked

merous desertions during the past two
.iAays and these assertions Will con-
ttnue. OF all the men who walked out
ct one has gone back"
80 The strikers will hold q mass meet
ing at Cooper Union tonight under the
auspices OF the Socialist party. Sew
eral prominent Socialists have prom
I'D 60 address the meeting.
'ns The doubling OF police guards. tho
h~otrong-srm methods adopted since the
estoning Of Chief Inspector Schm.tt-
7bsrser yesterday. and the establishment
Not roof patrols OF plain clothes men OF
The strong Arm Squad served to mini
mice outbreaks Of violence to-day. But
the progress Of reducing the mountains
of waste that clutter the streets was
wofuliy slow.
= ONLY 7ot RECRUITS AVAILABLE
FOR THE WORK.
OF the 5000 strike breakers prom
ICED to Comm ssioner Edwards four
S1ays AGO only 70i recruits were count
60 to-day and Il was feared that more
Nan one hundred Of these would de-
0ort before the close OF the day. From
ths civil service lists the department
49, obtained only ia recruits from
n eligible last OF 1000 men.
~ From some OF the downtown stables
twice as many carts were sent out dur
lag the morning Than we're out saturday
- yesterday. yet the conditions are
sGnch that there would be widespread
3eouplaint had not the temperature sud
eenly dropped below freezing.
- Health COMMISSIONS Lederie has no
a AA- " s.- .lsA -,
sssson Edwards In his Methods OF break
- the strike. Dr. Lederle said to-day:
The co.d weather has Indeed arrived
AZ N opportune time. but even had Il
tscnainej warm I would not consider
49, the time had arrived for me to in
eerfere. I do not see how I could do
nnythlng that u not now being done by
Cummaasioner Edwards. lie ls doing
01mirably under adverse conditions. His
poucs guards are now organized so that
s~Bcisnt work can be done. and l DO not
ta1Ak there wiil be many more serious
Suenrsaks OF violence"
IT, best progress In any OF the three
beeonghs Sndsr Commissioner Edwards y
doo,ni0n u being made In Brooklyn.
Thu deputy In charge OF the work over
thore rspoeted this morning tina, his
fescs vas 70 per cent. sficlent and thai
Ne striks-brsaking crsws were moi; BE-
~ noisstsA
Inspector OAhaiane took one hun.
- poliesmsn u stable O.. at No. ~
AniltoA stfset. and divided them up
Aea strsst and housetop patrols 10
setnpsny thirty wagons on their
younos Of eartass ~ movAls. Streets
~ A~AH 800 t..sA.N ~i~as - thea.
toets wen out and made their rounds.
few. brick throwers were dubbed.
1T thars wa no real riOting.
Ia In Rroax forty-four wagons were
vkoe cut under . guard Of one undre
1olsssusn. ROOF patrols being sent
Dad Into every neighDorhood where
benbardmsnt trom the housstops was
i4G64Aly.
= hrs Of unknown origin was discov-
80 early to-day In the rear Of sta ie
- Of the Dspar .ment Of Street Cie<i-
~ . No. ~ EAST f'orty-eignth street.
hUt Was sxtiBEussaed before the names
could spread 10 adjacent buildings.
The blass WAS discovered by Henry
Honnstt, An xAAisL-at foreman In the
sable. who. Win IA attached
IN emergency nose and poured waiei
uSon the blaze. wnicn was RAPIDLY Goa
soming wood. paper and straw In tho
rear Of the 0~uliaIns wnica Is u tares'
atory structurs.
n ths stable At the time wore III
0te1te breakers sDc seventy-nve horses
The names ~ one ,ime threatened Il
oxtond TO the Windows on the seeon.
ooot, where the men were sleeping
Thov wsrs awakened and hurried to tn,
0onnd hoor, where ,hey assisted Ben
nott and Tie stablemep In taxing I'M
hoeaes into the street.
Policeman suiii a was at Forty-sev
Uuth street and Third avenue when h
~ the smoke. He turned In an alarn
- hurried to the stable. The flame
yoAs s~xtiuguished before the arrival o
" IRE apparatus.
lSAjonso Hudson. a striking driver. wa
btnt to the Workhouse for thre
xSpnths to-day by Magistrate Ker
1ehan In the MorrisAnia Court. a.
arrested for thr~ wing a brie-. a
k1Fike breakers and policemen yes:er
Ny afternoon.
Mr.. Katharine Jordan was arreste
orday at her home or the third foa
No. 81 East Sixty-fourth street 10
Hrowing a plate at q squad OF strik
kteakers who were passing the house.
The only symptom OF DISORDER reporte
the police this afternoon occurred q
k3anton and Goerck street az thirty as
81 MMTk8 tuTuGu TUG ~ c'''NA
k1lcks and bottles poured down on III
ktriks breakers and their police eseol
! strike breaker named loser
Hpinn was toppled from his cart.
Quad OF reserves under Capt. conbo
k1shed up to the roofs, only To md the
Srhpty. No arrests were made md Il
S~dmbardment was not repeated In tn
tkaiity.
,bto MEN ARE AT WORK. tsI
NORMAL.
kAddit!ons OF wagons and men at wor
Manhattan stables during the afie
SAon were: Stable c, 10 more carts AZ
more men: Stable D., u more car
IRd l more men; stable II, more car
Ina Is more men. and stable X, ! mo
oart and 3 more men.
The total number Of mon At work
n the three boroughs included In
he dspartmsnt's work was report
- 1910, against l.s44 drivers at
Uork daily for tire department up-
Aer normal conditions.
During the strike. however. Il Is ne