The evening world., 1913-05-08
25S|LK WORKERS
ARRESTED IN RIOT
ATPATERSONM MILL
Two Hundred Others March to
Village of Ridgewood, but
Are Driven Back.
QUlNLAlN ON THE STAND
Denies at His Trial for An.
archy That He Used In
flammatory Words.
QUiNLAN ON THE STAND

flammatory Words.
Two hundred striking srk workers
marched to-day 10 the village Of Ridge
wood. eight miiss north OF Paterson. ".
J. They were mst on Maple avenue n
that place by Chief Of NAM Peter
Puills with a squad OF men. The police
charged with night sticks. and after re-
sisting momsNtariiy the mob scattered.
Under Sheriff Robert Heath Of Bergen
County. on hearing Of the trouble. took
. squad Of deputies q Ramsey. fearing
descent on the water works at that
place.
chief Of Police BImAon Of Paterson
ordered the police to disperse . dis
orderly mob near the Dohsrty 4 wads-
worth mill. Twenty prisoners were
taken.
whether or not Patrick ouinian.
leader Of the Industrial Worksrs
d the World. svsr uttered ths
inllAmmatory ianguags for which he
h on trial before Judge Kisnsrt n the
Passsic County Court Of Quarter ses-
ssons. he gave . striking example to-day
Of how he IL able 20 sway the strikers
aaa direct their movements. II was
when ouinian. having just arrived from
New York. strobe through the throng Of
$500 or more men and women STRIKERS
wAo had con6regated outside the court
hsuss. They chssred wildly - he ap-
Ssarsd, saA hats were thrown high In tie
a.r. Instead Of rsesavins the homage
smiiinsiy. ouiniAn halted. while . seowI
cioudsd his face.
ORDERS THEM 70 OUT OUT THE
clRcuo STUFF.
Cut out his aiseas stun. hs e.
claimed. 'rwhss n -, ere w. esant
hsrsf Oct down ~ the psehst ilnss
where you bs,one."
Thea hs DAsssA on into the court.
noon. not assia looking n big crowd Of
admirers. $50. - -.
ouinlaa 10 being tried on the arst o(
ave indictments, all Of them charging
him with having preached anarchy. IN
cited 70 riot and savsoatsa the destruc-
ton Of property.
A. result Of this spsseh. Il 10 charged.
. mob Of strikers - the hail. rushed
TO South Paterson and thsre stormsd
the silk mill OF Prstssl 4 Jansen.
The prosecution closed Ito case shortly
before noon. the only testimony being
that o. police witnesses and having to
do with ouinian's alleged uttsrsnce Of
these words. Chief Of Police John BIN.
son made . good witness for ouinlan.
ovikLAN TAKES THE STAND IN
His OWN D1FGNsE.
ouinlaa took the stand In his own de-
fsnss, which u that he never uttered ihs
words attrbutsd 70 him and was not
even In Turn Hail until after the meet
Ing had adjourned.
Quinlan said he had reached the hall
and mounted the platform after the
meeting had adjourned and was In con-
vsrsation With several reporters thasl
vhsa Nlss v1yna told him Chief Blmson
wanted 70 see him.. He went to thA
Chief. who was In the back Of the hail.
and asked II he wanted to see him.
YEA said Blmson. according n
Oulnian. "Who ere you? Where Dc
you come from and what do you wan,
hereT"
Quinlsn replied that he was an Amer
loan citisAn ana entitled TO 50 any
whore without Qusstion.
Then was grabbed from behind
he continusd. my arms pinned bshint
me and I was rushed out Of the hal
BY two policemen. Chief Bimson follow
ing. was taken to the police station
at the head Of Q procession and thsrt
vas asked my pedigree. refused (,
give II until learned with what va
| charged"
II was moro than two hours later
said Quinian. before he was told thai
he Was accused OF preaching anarchy
Adoiph Lsssis. under indictment alse
took the stand for ouinlan- He va
certain 0uinlan had not uttered tn.
words.
The defence sprung . surprise whsl
they called Joseph Antonucci to In
stand. He testified that he was I
private detective and had been en-
ploysd ~ thS mill owners to Spy d
the strikers. He testified that ouisia'
never uttered the inhsn,nstory word
mentioned In the tRdictmsnt.
Elizabeth 0urlsy Flynn told psscti
caily the SANE story Of events at IN
mestiaS.
Poa0us Ola Racer Dead.
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