The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-13

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and sent them along in hurry. They were
useful for dispensing the crowd Jones and
HellmerS. investigating found a Jagged
piece Of gaspipe in the gutter. II was,
they concluded, the remains OF very
businesslke bomb meant either for them
or for strike breakers. II was thrown.
they thought. from the roof of house.
AT the corner Of Pleasant avenue and
ll6th street. The neighborhood Is Italian
principally and is full Of strike sympa-
thizcrs.
Two policemen were shgltly hurt in
Fourteenth street between gath and
Ninth avenues at noon vest ariiv. Ash
carts We're moving slowly through Four
teenth street escorted by mounted men.
There was fusilldde of bricks and bottles
from roofs and window 4 milk bottle
struck Mounted Policeman Lewis and
brick wounded Mounted Policeman John
Lynch IN the face \ mob, encouraged
by these happening, tried 10 rush the strike
breakers and police guards. hut the clubs
got going brlsh.y and thA mob reireited.
Sarah FIlnIg IN, trying to avoid the police
horses. was shocked down and trampled
She was taken to 81. Vincent : Hospital
First Deputy Police Commissioner Nc
Kay came along IN an aItomobile in time to
see the mounted men lue.l the rioters.
ne liOh lf'NlS anu l4NllNa' " lllt .NfN lbI
Hospital whore their INJURIES were treated
Then they Went back - duty.
For time vcsteriIv afternoon there
were lively doinG> in FIRST avenue between
Forty-cigh'h and fifty-nInth streets
Stable II, at 424 East Forty-elgath street
Is the centre of a district III lda disordarly
10y the drivers strike. ii II also one of
the big 81 lhes # the department and wnere
an eli orr has been mlds 70 keep WORK
gong II was necessary for tine police
TO draw up on each side of First avenue
from fIftv-niuth - Fortyelghth 50 as
u protect tn cart, passing II and from
the stable. Now and then the crowds
would attempt - break through the line.
At such times the police started clubbing.
swinging their niEhtstlcks without heat
but with measured effectiveness len
arrests We're made in that district in the
afternoon.
CLUBBING THE ONLY EFFIcACIors WAY.
The districts in which most trouble
occurred We're the middle East and middle
West sides But III no case did the dis
tIrpanCc get very tar he orders &c
Club down rioters were taken literally
and the police waste q no time in argu-
ment Throughout the day they had
more trouble with women tnan they did
with men and the women were consid. ra
Div harder TO eaten Now and then one
was arrested. Sadie Pastor of 2l9 East
lubth street was caught h'cAhhs strike
hIedhe - WIN hru s""s diyts anu 'dhei
70 'he hH @ .eth oIIte 'oui,, Wn'ie snt snt
money. so she went TO the worKhouse.
An lDr!plcat rot near the Inc where
. BrOONLya proper NlcrgcS into asst New
! ofN was h'ti''d E's''IHdy AFTERNOON pH
the aor!ptheSs WIN wLloh a mounted MAJ
rode lTod".' u"Wn anu iIuCheu pio
policeman lr'th 'he hatius OF sildii l'lo'
. / "a from
petted success. ne mop had Wrestr,
his nights lex from Policeman Adam II
Zlttie 5i the Atlantic avenue precinct AM
was handing nun roughly indeed whel
Policeman Dan'ei keli!y' the mounte,
man, charged down TIE street tull vi
into the taNE.e
The hgruNg mon scattered rlght anC
left as the big bay shouldered his wa
into the mc7s ani stopped AZ the heart q
il where little, beaten 10 one knee wa
C!lng'ng TO two prisoners, Elcholas ~
setto. butcher, living at 10 Schenectad
avenue, and his cousin, Frank PierTio'
striking driver. who llv"s at 49, Cuc
avenue. Reilly collared one OF tho .prls
oners and with Llttc hanging 10 surru
leather turned his horse toward the Al
lantic avenue station house, few block
away.
soNy CLEANING DONE
was dlqn PreNcnl me DePai ''l,ent
street Leaning from making derhl'
start toward removing ash.s' runnls
and garhac" accumulated IN Mammalian
over IN brpoEFn, where 2oo men ma
remained loyal commissioner Edward
nad made urst raI" hca1"ay' pu, uiI.
yesterGay Mihhattah' atd 'spec!aiiy u
lower rasI T'"" ua'I itIiiail' VIZ o m
AZ work in this borough manning ali {
his twelve stables save two. Stable
) q and VI Were out OF commission on az
who had stayed loyal up 20 Nesterda
morning, lhe strikers finaliy got I
them and they failed 10 show up at ro
call.
Edwards was particularly anxious Z
ma ke beginning IN the Ghetto and Lltt
! Italy, where conditions We're trankl
: recognized 10 be bad and rapidly gettln
worse. so he rugged mp Stable II at "a
10 Rivington street with force OF strik
breakers. put trustworthy foreman |
charge and turned them loose on IN
heaps OF rubbish and the piled up can
Of garbage in RivinGton street. The
, made fair Job of IT by noon and atte
! they finished squad OF firemen hushe
the street. That's the programme no
for the East Side-as many streets n
3 possible to be cleaned up and then flushed
Down through the centre Of Manhatta
the labors OF sweepers and garbage re
movers were apparent. Fifth avenue
Broadway, Madison avenue and othe
much travelled thoroughtares locke
pretty tidy. Something had been don