The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-02
has been dissatisfaction at this hotel for

' NhoiS oN IrIH AVENUE.
The worst Of last nights disc rider oc.
Cured in front of the hotels Savoy and
! Ncthprland and the Metropolitan Club.
| There five central Office detectives under
ook to dispersp the crowd when II began
70 show signs of becoming Quarrclsome.
One OF the detectives. Foy. was beaten
| up. and two shots were fired over the
heads of the crowd before he was rescued
| ahog"fhcr nine arrests were made in tn"
running fight up Fifth avenue in the
hciighborhood of Fifty ninth street.
IN" walters who participated IN the
riot included thos" from Delmonico' sac
cording 10 the police. and also thos" of
the Savoy. az we'll as 300 or NOR" from
various hotels who had struck earlier
IN Inc week. and who were becoming a
little testy hv last night
Thanks to the adeQuncyof the police
protection NJ this point the procession
dld not stop at all. but turned the corner
past the hotel and went on up Madison
avenue. Th" walters in the Ritz didn't
even look OUT tn SEQ what was going on.
although u was said at the hotel that
number of tn" msn belong to the union
Ihe emlssari"s who went to the Savoy
Kitchen were successful and shortly
practically the entire force of the hotel
numbering twenty-five cooks. eighty
six walters and twelve buses or 100 men
mall. walkpdout and Joined the strikers
Fov and Cook Of Lieut.. B,pkcr's strong
arm squad had mingled with the crowd
as 1t got noisicr. and when several If the
men started to 60 up the steps of the
Nsth"rland, Mct;inty grabbed Meyer.
who appeared TO ba the leader of the
demonstration Blass and kup"ck nahbtN
hre" others VINO were in the front of the
show
In" three detectives hnrded their priso.
n"rs IN front of the Neth"rlnnd st"ps and
then started northward toward Sixty
seventh street. where the police station
Tor that precinct j., with The crowd going
along and threatening
DETECTIVE BEATEN tr
Alcanwhil" Foy. a few yards north Of
iho other detectives. had arrested Carlo
geno Micclli Of 2oi East Twenty first
street. who seemed likely to prove a
source of trouble. Mcelli turned on the
detective. Knocked him down. vunchrd
him III the right eye. kicked him heavily.
cut his right check and gave him q lump
on the jaw: Foy all this time was fighting
back hut he wasn't rs big as Micell and
was hamrercd hv the crowd which pressed
N and showed him about Cook fought
ms way tn foy while the latter was on the
p?vemcnt. and when his billy failed of
e!i""t took out his revolver and levellcd
1t AT the mob. This was directly iii front
" the windows of the Metropolitan Chl,. |
where groups ot members were watching
the traca|.
TOOK toid thc crowd Ia stop where they
we:e or he would shoot The leaders
thought he was bu;fing aud j.ering
started for him. The detective fired
twlc" over Their heads and they decided
ne was in earnest and shrauk back. Under
the protection of Cooks revolver Toy
pushed his prisoner, Alic"ii. vino was
fighting all the time. into the ;lreawav To
the north of the METROPOLITAN Club and
slammed tho rod i,,- y, L..
tween his prisoner and himself and tho
mob. Cook slid in as the gate was shut
ting.
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Effohf TO ARB; ;ihAIE.
ON" OF IN" early developments o' the
day concerned an effort "n 'hc ! art OF
several persons 70 bring about arbitration
of the strike. Timothy lI"GN. head OF
the engineers orGanlzation, had "A talk
WIN Edward Blochllng"r, one Of the
leaders OF the strikers, and AZ the same
tim" 'ol NJ j Reagan and John j Bciian,
representing the mediation board Of the
STARE i'epartm"ilt on Labor, offered their
services To IN" Hotel Men : Association
and the strikers TO bring about settle
mrnt
AZ first blochinTcr said the strikers
would nave nothing To do with the hotel
cncU,ra cement To him on ihn srorn e ,r
expecting sympathetic aid from the on
gineers The State inediators sought th,
hotel men and had conference with soy
.ral of them A. the headuIarters of the |
Hotel Mems Association in the Camtridr.