The evening world., 1912-06-14

section this afternoon. with a bullet In
he temple In his hand n revolver wns
clasped two cartridges In which had
been exploded. The Coroner believes he
was slain In q pistol night though the
pole" heard OF no disturbance In that
quarter.
Che wutchmnn left the plant shortly
after ~ o'clock to GO 10 his luncehon
and at that time was Joking with sev-
eral working girl cigar'nakers. one OF
whom pinned n rose on his coat. lie
was hfty-nve years old and father Of a
large family.
Adjt. -oen. sadler was summoned to
Perth Amboy late last night BY Sheriff
Bollschweller. following an attempt 10
dynamite a boat ana a series OF rioiouA
outbreaks in n doaen different aua-.ers
Of the town. Tho Sheriff ws stlll re-
mctant to call cut the troops and n.rped
that somo sor, Of an agreement might
be reached Setween the strikers and
their employees.
STRIKE LEADERS ReFUSE OVER.
TURes FOR PEACE.
The strike leaders. however. refused TO
heed tnlk Of compromise. and rs their
ranks were augmented by 1900 men and
women from different plants their con.
ndsnce In their ability TO force the
granting Of their demands increased.
TIE thirteen hundred girls and wonsn
who walked out from the cigar fac
tories yesterday were even more wolf.
erous and frantic than tho msn.
Al. Gen. eadlsY received word that
too special ospuues. recruited ut Now
ART. New York and Trenton. would
rsach tho scene OF riotinR this aftr.
noon. One hundred In that force are
70 be armed w4th rifiss and che others
with revoivsrs.
The six policeman. under command OF
Sergeant william MoDsrmott who are
givins all the support possible to tho
special deputies now on duty but armed
only with clubs. have time and again
shown remarkable grit under trying OR
oumstancss. They havo rescued dspu-
ties from Infatuated bands OF strikers.
have driven back the mob repeatedly,
have rushsd headlong into danger
threatened by overwhelming numbers
and bssidss that found time and means
10 have the wounded cared for and tn
dead turned over 10 the Coroner.
One Of the policemen MAS told BY Z
striker after the tragic incident OF the
morning that the members OF the NOR
would have shotgins tonight and take
vengeance on the guards who hred upon
them.
In the frst disturbance to-day forcs
Of deputy shsrifs was laughed at D,
the mob and then driven to shelter "
tho works OF the Atlantic Terra Cotts
Compsny. The strikers surrounded TIT
deputies dubbed and pummslled then
and drove them In swift retreat b thu
shelter Of the terra Gotta plant and thu
protection Of the Pinksrton guardI
armed with rinep. The strikers wsrt
hurting missllss and heavy pieces o.
iron against the fences when q squat
Of . dossn policemen. in charge o.
0srgt. McDemott. arrived. The police
mon used their clubs and drew thsi
rsvoivsrs ana the mob quickly ms,ts<
away and marched TO another plant.
While Gov. Wilson has not sanctloncs
| the calling out OF the militia hs ordere,
Gen. sadlsr TO prepare for the smsr
| gsnoy By notifying several diRsrsn
regiments that thsy might b called
Perth Amboy on . few hours' notio>
II the TROOPS afs called out, ne nrs
rsgimsnts viii be summoned from Plain
nsld. oomsrvilis and Aiisabsth.
Ajt.-Qen. Sadier telephoned 10 90,
Wilson at Trenton that there was a
need S0r STATE troops at present.