The evening world., 1913-04-15
MAMARONECK MOB
STACKING Down.;
PEACE IS IN SIGHT
Conference Called by State
Board Of Mediation Likely
to Settle Strike.
BIG GUARD CALLED OUT.
Part of Westchester County
Like Armed Camp Early
in the Day. ~

in the Day. ..ss
The southeastern section Of West
chester County, which early to-day
ressnsbisd an armed camp resting on
the eve Of battle. lost much OF its
martial appearance MS night drew near.
for Il began to he apparent that
peaceful settlement OF tho dificulties
which led to riotins yesterday. the kill
Ing Of Raefslo Pine. . striker. the per-
haps mortal wounding Of J. l.. Cody. .
special policeman. and the minor injury
Of q score or moro Of strikers and po-
lice. was In prospect.
Col. N. J. Reaan and John J. BeA1in Of
the stats Board OF Mediation and Ar
bitration consulted this afternoon with
the son OF Giovanni d'Aloasandro. Pres
idsnt Of ne union. whose headauareraI
are In Mount Vernon. and with Ansslm
0irondo. little "FOot.and-a-Half." ~
he 70 known because OF his diminutivs
height.
DIR. John y Hunter. President OF the
Ion. with sheriff Doyle and Chief Of
Police james oNsiii we're present and
" was agreed that = conference should
be held ~ 10 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing between labor leaders and the con-
tractors having IN charge the work on
the STATE road which the laborers
abandoned whsn they made their dem
onstsation yesterday.
PEACEFUL SOLUTION NOW
oGeMO PROBABLE.
Il 10 believed that . peaceful adjust
mant Of difficulties will follow this
conference.
d.. Hunter went al over the town to-
day, looking 70 che Arrangement Of the
suasds and keeping himself in readiness
70 take command should the strikers
nscsasitass Any activity By the town
folk and their hired guards. He de-
dared that he believed there would be
no more Violence
Moro thau theoe.QuAstess Of the 10.
bseess Whe lett their Jobs are anxious
- return. IN the opinion Of Mr.. Hunter.
and u viii ~ only . matter sf . day
Or tWo baeers their leaders will 0nd
themsaivss unable 70 hold them IN line
l Threats haA to b made to prevent
| many q the men from returnins "a
voek to-day anA Mr.. Hunter said hs
had positive informstioa that warnings
hAd been ta0ke1 on the homes Of many
Of the laborsrs threatening them with
death should they return 70 work
About twsnty-Avs men Of the thirty.
ave Or forty employed 10 Taillscss
blue stone quarry went 70 work to-day
under guard Of police and deputy shss.
IDA The men said they needed nc
guard - they worked. but would ap.
prsciats an escort to and from thsiI
homes.
Anseim oirondo 10 supposed to be the
local President Of the union. though III.
tie Of It's inner affairs are known to the
unlnitistsd. He 10 regarded by Mamsro-
neck oflcials ~ . leader. He took ma
actual part In the rioting. II was said
Oiroudo would bs arrested on sight. Bu
at . o'clock this morning little Foot
and.a-hair' appeared In Mamaroneci
avenue walking from his saloon In TIL,
Flats. Behind him at . respectful
distance marched half = dozen u hli
friends.
Tue little man who 10 nearly a. broad
across the shoulders a. he 10 high Abov,
che ground marched along to the Boston
Post road and turned into this until h,
came TO Police Headquarters. . small
frame building. II was crowded with
policemen and special deputies, bu
0irondo walked boldly In and addressinI
the lieutenant. demanded:
Asks POLICE CHIEF ABOUT Al
}, REsr OF soN.
"whsrs's J.mf"
james ONsiil 10 chief of police an,
0trondo rsssrrsA to him. The Lisutsnan
told him that the Chief WAS In the bacI
room and 0lroado exclaimed; Where
my boyf"
His son. John 0irondo. about twent
years old. was arrested In yesterday
, rsotins. Oirondo was told that his so
. was . prisoner Of Sheriff Doyle an
: that the police had nothing . do wit
/. him. but 0irondo wouldn't bs satisaed.
II wanta my boy" he persisted On
gvtly and seemed satisfied only whe
ONsil himself assured him that IN
boy was not there. Then he started {,
out
. "You wanta msr' he asked.
when We want you we'll know Whsr
20 set you." exclaimed the Chief. an
0irondo grinnins. walking out. calling
|. IAN Alright. Gooda
0irondo has been arrested and indie,
J. "a several times. but the authoritis
have never had sunacient evidence I
!. convict him and he has gone his va,
= . power among the ltAlians, laughin
at tho police In his sleeve
CONFERENCE WITH LEADER
THAT MAY END STRIKE.
About noon ReSan and BsAlin II
ranged q conference between DR.. IluT
ter. airOndo and the son Of 0iovAnl
d'Alessandro. president Of the unioI
who represented his father. Shsri
royls and Corporation Counsel Fslic
~. we're present Young d'Alsssandro sa
} his father. who has headquarters
"A Mount Vernon. had not ordered Il
|. strike and had even advised against
ID but the strikers had insisted that the
q were not making living wages and vol
running In debt.
% 4 meeting Of the labor leaders AZ
!. ! contractors was arranged for 10 o'clo,
y tomorrow morning and It appears like
nov that there viii be . peaceful settl
:. ment a the strike. Tue men demand
cents an hour. but are willing 10 VOL
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