New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
ORDER RESTORED
At PERTH AMBOY
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of last nights miniature war, in COM
pany with the city and county author
tiles, and was impressed by the evident
order of the situation. He said there
were no men clustered in groups in front
of the smelling plant to-day, and he
takes that fact as evidence OF desire on
the part of the foreigners to call quits"
with the deputies
Guards Ordered to Stay Inside.
Believing that the actions Of private
guards employed through a New York
agency at the American Smelling and
Refining Company's plant were respon-
Sheriff Bolschweiller to-day issued strict
orders that all of these men should keep
inside the works and not show them
selves to the strikers.
1t was said that the warlike posing of
these guards exposing their rifles to
view, has had the effect of infuriating
the mobs against them.
These guards. 1t is said, are In charge
OF man named Wardell. and II is their
presence that has caused most Of the
outbreaks of violence. 1t Is declared.
There is not one Middlesex County
deputy inside the works, 1t Is said. So
far az known. not single SHOT has been
fred by real deputy sheriff. The depu-
ties and police moved about among the
mobs without causing any commotlon.
The increasing size Of the mobs at all
points led Sheriff Bolschweiler to fear
that serious battle would be brought
about unless he took steps TO prevent
any further aggravating performances
on the part Of the agency rifemen.
Something like eleven hundred men
went back in the morning to the Atlantic
Terra Gotta plant in accordance with
an agreement they reached with the
president, Harry Powell, during the
night. BY this agreement many OF the
men will get more than expected or
asked for.
Some of the men will get as much as
five cents more an hour, while others
will receive an equivalent Of eleven
hours pay for ten hours work. Within
half an hour after this agreement fire.
men were back getting up steam for the
resumption 81 work.
As 2 result of this settlement there
were no men out on strike In the terra
GOTTA Industry. Those who went out
earlier in the week at the New Jersey
company's plant obtained an adjustment
within two hours. The resulting snort
age in building material that was threat
ened is. therefore, averted.
The killing OF Joseph Allgaier. found
shot i'm lot in tombstone street, was
not solved II is supposed that he was
the victim of some striker In revenge
for serving as night Waterman at the
Perth Amboy Cigar Company's plant.
His revolver was found beside him,
drawn. as II he had attempted TO defend
himself
II was announced by the Barber
asphalt people that there were two ships
unloading In Manhattan. They should
have gone to Perth Amboy. but were
kept away by the strike. The expected
arrival Of two more ships early next
week FASTENED the settlement of the
strike with tho company's employees.
No information was given out as to the
terms on which the settlement was
reached
What was considered the most seri-
10 he Of
several hundred pounds Of dynamite
from a box car on the Raritan River
Railroad early in the day. II was sup
posed 20 have been taken by strikers.
hut no one could be found who saw the
dynamite being carried of.