New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13
GUARDS REST ON ARMS
AS STRIKERS WITHDRAW
Day Wears Off Without RepetI-
ton of HOStiIitleS at
EdgeWater.
ELEVEN PRISONERS TAKEN
Ten Are Held, Chief Saying He
Has Evidence to Implicate
Some-Son of One May
Be Valuable Witness.

A small army OF special deputy sher-
ifs and railroad police patrolled the
cliffs, the summit Of the Palisades ana
the immediate neighborhood OF the
railroad yards of the New York, Sus-
ouehanna & Western Railroad at
Edgewater. on the Jersey shore, last
night. to guard against any repetition
of an attack from the Italian strikers
on the railroad. such as resulted in the
death Of two deputies and the wound
ing Of several others on Wednesday
Nearly every guard carried magazine
rife.
Camp" fires were built along the
edge of the brush on the top OF the
rocky lodges and in the deep hollow
below, where hundreds of cars of coal
lay IN the railroad yards. The fires
served a double purpose, in affordine
warmth for the men on patrol from
the chilly winds which swept up from
the Hudson, and in Illuminating the
countryside, making 1t difficult for any
concerted approach Of the strikers
without discovery.
Under Sheriff Robert n. Heath Of
Bergen County was in charge OF the
protecting forces, with two hundred
deputies, who had been quickly as
seinbled and sworn early yesterday.
Every precaution was being taken TO
protect the gangs of strike breakers
who were brought in by the railroad
company during the day, and worked
in transferring the coal from the trains
10 barges anchored in the river. The
expedient Of bringing the coal to the
city in the barges was resorted TO IN
order to avoid the use of the mile and
q half tunnel which Is bored through
the hills just below Shadyside. The
company's greatest fear yesterday and
last night lay in the possibility that
the belllgerent Italians might use
dynamite in the big tunnel.
Strikers Chartered at Distance.
The day wore off yesterday without
any further trouble from the strikers.
As far as searching parties, which
In all directions from the seat Of the
fighting Wednesday, were able to find
out most of the strikers had left the
neighborhood and were supposed to be
CHARTERED in the Italian settlements in
Fairview and Hudson Heights, some
distance from Shadyside.
Nine arrests, however, were made dur
ing the day. The prisoners were placed
in the jail at Edgewater by the police OF
that place, assisted by posse Of deputy
sheriffs. Chief Henry Wissel and Ser
geant John O'Brien OF the Edgewater po-
lice. accompanied by several deputies.
employed automobiles to visit Shadyside
and arrested all Italians who fingered in
the neighborhood and whose names APP
peared on the lists of the striking en-
ployes of the railroad.
Eight OF them were taken from three
or four ramshackle houses which are built
on the base rocks Of the Palisades
short distance from the railroad yards.
IN two of the houses the deputies found
shotguns such as were used by the strik-
ers when they attacked the deputies on
Wednesday. None of the Italians showed
Eight when arrested.
They were all arraigned before Re
corder F. B. Crosby at Edgewater last
night on a charge OF being accessories
ITO the murder of Captain Craw and Clar-
encs Mallory, the two men who were
killed "Wednesday. The Recorder held
eight of the prisoners without bail for the
action Of the Bergen County Grand Jury
and they were taken 10 the Hackensack
County jail on a special train. heavily
guarded by deputies, last night.
Two more arrests were made last night
in North Bergen. There was a meeting
of the strikers in Maniello's Hall, at
Boulevard Loop and 3Sth street, and the
Edgewater police hurried over to the nall
after getting Captain March, OF the
North Bergen police. to meet them. There
the officers picked out Mariana Delucio
and Antonio Sendi. both Of Cuffside. They.
were sent TO the Hackensack jail.
Chief Says He Has Evidence.
Chief Wissel said last night that he
had witnesses who could identify some
of the men arrested as having been i'm
plicated in the shooting. Three police
men who were guarding the road when
the strikers rushed across into the rail-
road yards and attacked the deputies had
identified some OF the prisoners, IL was
said. In the case of Angelo Sabieo. one
of the prisoners. his eleven-yea son,
Louis, told the police that he had seen
his father and two of the other pris-
oners with guns in their hands at the
time Of the shooting Young Sabieo ia
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