Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-06-15
General Says Coming Of Militia
Would Mean Martial Law InNorth-
ern End Of the Cily--Seven are
Shot In Rioting Last NIGHT.

Sheriff Bolschweer declared today troops would not
be summoned he had the situation we'll in hand He
seconded by Adjutant General Wilbur F. Sader Jr who
also said he need for the soldiers at the present
time.
Rev. Francis Gross rector of the Church Of Our Lady
of Hungary who says he knows his people better than
those of other naonates do appealed to the sheriff and
Adutant General Sadler yesterday afternoon and asked
him to the troops because the presence of in
uniform would have the best effect upon the strikers and
their sympathzers, he believed Rev. Gross says it was
purely up the sheriff to make order for troops and
if he did they would be here within hour and half af
ter call The sheriff replied he would try to handle the sit
uaon with 400 deputies.
General sadler Gives Interview to NEWS.
Adjutant General Wilbur F. Sadler, personal repre-
sentative of Governor Woodrow Wilson, stationed at the
Packer house, granted interview today with NEWS
reporerhe first secured from the general by of the
newspaper since his arrival here Thursday night
General Sader shortly after his conversation with the
porter entered into private conference with Sheriff
Bolschweier Acting Mayor Garretson and other leuen
ants in his private reception at the Packer house
Every peaceful and loyal citizen of Perth Amboy
should get out and work to suppress the strike the
opening of the generals remarks He spoke the demand
by many have the state troops brought here to subdue
the strikers and declared that such drastic actonand 1t
is drastic in the opinion of Mr. Sader-must not be
sorted until the sheriff and his band of deputies have
found themselves inadequate to with the situation 1t
is the belief of General Sader and Sheriff Bolschweiler
that the oting suppressed for the time being at
least and further disturbance be expected at this
time.
General sadler stated this morning that in his opinion
the of force last night has awed the strikers and but
little disturbance will be noticed in that section of the city
from until agreement Is reached between the
men and the companies He out to the of last
nights miniature early today in company with the
city and county authorities and impressed by the ev1d
ent order of the situation Hesad there cust
cred in groups in front Of hesmeng plant today and he
axes that evident of adesre the part Of the ore
gners to call qus' with hedepues their clubs and rea
In speaking of the result of the arrival of the troops
In this city, general stated that business in the northern
section of the city would be at standsl, If such action
was taken He declares that mob rule will not prevail
the troops here and the citizens of Perth Amboy
expect to martial law strictly enforced by the soldiers
He laid special upon the fact that the militia would
not daily with the strikers called here and could be
pected to shoot, and shoot straight, too.
General Sadler declared that if the troops brought
here there would be but engagement between the rlk
ers and soldiers with serious results and undoubtedly the
suppression of the former.
Talks With Governor About Situation
General Sadler in communication by telephone
with Governor Wilson shortly before and reported
that in his opinion the situation did warrant the call
ing out of troops The governor after hearing the details
gave out the statement that troops will be called at this
time although company is in readiness to here in
two hours notice Mr. sadler continues willing meet the
strikers to arbitration but there appears to be
leaders in the mob Rev Francis Gross, pastor of the
the telephone this morning and inquired troops to be
called He believes that uniform have ef
feet upon the mob than dsorganized deputies.