New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-22

r'o.ancc was quite iucc0sed al th"
action OF Sheriff toughion ln restoring
90 duty the arrested deputies.
81 car only say that be has assumed
most grave espOnsiolIty. said Mr..
ORANGE eff further violence should
cnsuc. sheriff Houghton, for whom ]
have the greatest esteem personally.
will have been the architect OF hls own
destiny"
When asked whether the renewed &C
tviles Of County Detectives Ferguson
arG Pcllctier iu Roosevelt to-day ind
Gated that the prosecution was prepar-
rc to bring criminal proceedings
against the officials Of he American
Agricultural Chemical Company, Dir.
Tloraucc said:
at would be manifestly improper for
me. as a public official. 20 state what
action intend 10 take. ] can only
say that We are going 20 probe TO the
very bottom OF this affair, and that no
tcsponsible culprit viii be spared,
whatever may be his position
Eighteen Gave False Addresses.
A startling feature Of the investiga-
ton today was the discovery that OF
the twenty-one deputies arrested as
the result Of the shooting on Tuesday
al save three had given fictitious ad-
dresses. Although eighteen OF the men
claimed 10 be residents or Newark
only three were known at the addresses
given by them i'm their bail bond ap-
plications.
John c. Moran claimed to live At
7Ol Willow ay.. Jersey City. ms IS
q vacant lot. John Smith gave his
home as 242 Montgomery. 81, jersey
CITY. This address Is that OF me
Trinity Hedding Methodist hpiscops.
Church rectory.
The discovery OF the eighteen icti-
ficus addresses substantiated the state
inent made by Chief OF Police mar
firptou tina. al the first inquiry, m
stituted by Prosecutor Florance, at
the Williams & Clark plant Tuesday,
most Of the deputies gave their home
addresses on the lower East side Of
New York City.
When Jerry O'Brien. mead y the
rrivate detective agency through which
The DEPUTIES were obtained, motored
from NewarE to New Brunswick, late
tbis afternoon. 10 confer with Sherih
Houghton. he was questioned concern
ing the fake addresses given by ms
Nothing 10 say" said O'Brien. "Ab-
solutcly nothing 20 say. J am not 90
ing TO answer any questions or express
any opinion. You viii have 20 talk 70
the Sheriff
Al the AleXian BROTHERS Hospital last
night l. was said that stephen 10th,
who has more than tfty buckshot
wounds i'm his body. and John Nusika,
who has a shot wound ln his lower
back, are both expected 20 die within
the next forty-eight hours.
Strikers Plan Public Funeral.
Tonight "a committee Of strikers was
appointed for the purpose OF arrang
INK for public funeral in Roosevelt
Borough for Desidero Alcsondro and
Carman Patty. The funeral will start
from Van Ness Hall, IN Chrome. The
local officials are purturbed at the
thought Of the possible effect Of the
spectacle unon the 1000 striking fcrtl-
llZcr workers.
This afternoon two indignation meet
ings were held iu Roosevelt. one under
tho auspices Of the strikers and the
other by ,ownspeople and borough Of
hcla,s.
Late tonight County Detective Pei
letter and Chief of Police Harrington
with sixteen strikers. visited the plant
of the Williams s Clark Company to
IDENTIFY che guard chiefly concerned
u the shooting Of Tuesday.