The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-22
IDENTIFY TEN
OF GUARDS AS
HAVING FIRED
Meeting Of Roosevelt Citizens
Fails to Demand Sheriff's
Removal.
MOTHER JONES TELLS
STRIKERS MUST WIN

Roo.l.stT. y j.. Jan. 2i.-County De-
t,r,. Uf..,rI \ Pcltier lined mp all the
cenl,y .u.rn, ou guard at the Williams
C,ue No.as Tonight aud led before
h.m ... witnesses OF the shooting OF
.tr.,.. .,.' Tuesday.
.Aurg, eight or ten OF the guards were
identified ,. witnesses as having fired
on ta, -'r ,er- said Pcltier sfterward
Two or .u... of those Identified know
are OF 'h' fN,uty-two released on bail for
nanslsurr'au ! am uncertain whether
or no, tn" others picked were among
those arrested
"Obvouly not all Of the twenty-five
arrested can as yet be- Identified as having
fred ON the crowd ON the other hand.
We mts have linked with the shooting
some Vuu We're not among the twenty
two accused
attn" .a..tHcltIous secured Will make
Ero0g 49, against some % the guards,
b"U.,. shall not be- able To say
nor, u..' Altrr { nave conferred with
JOuutl H.r~@4utur Floriuuy bon tine morn
rg Then Oh" -samas Of thos" Identified
'o-mrn. 1911 ~ compared with the list
OF those .pw Ou' on BAR
NY.... Jones. Amos a. H. Piaghot. Max
Eagul. editor o. the Mdss,s. and his
wife ..ie.." john Brown. who led the
colorado -.r.kaI.. john Lawson acCre.
ary 1' 'Nr United Mine Workers. and
9 l.. pnvIo organizer FOR the Mine Work.
-. arrived 90 throm, this afternoon Ja
.he -G .a.s from NV York. Pinchot
and 'Np EtstnaJS Immediately dis
appeared 90 look around for themselves
Moth. I1u', was met 10y Julius Jaeger,
Uesd ut go. strikers committee. a group
- striker at tho station lifted their hats
De-. q
Hurrt 10 tine naf mile walk 70 Van
Ness IAN knots OF strikers on every
street r0-u'r Joined the procession.
A. enc ne.l Mother Jone~ was the first
srelsr. il.r advice WAS summarized.
after SUBJ. Hd finished, in Hungarian ard
Italian Sine told the strikers to remain
unar'0.1 tnt to stick together and they
would V.n beyond all question.
y want Go congratulate you that no
deadly Uttuons were found on YOU" she
told %" meeting. Il want To congratulate
YOU on you. chief Of police and your
Mayor ~ We mad mad such mon in Colo
~ We'd have won in five days.
"You women here In front--thcse strikes
yrc Tor Won You must hang together and
sand behind your husbands. Don't let
hem 20 back 10 work. Remember that
u IN, STRIKE .- broken that child there
viii 90 into slavery.
@Hi"-r' OF the law keep order. For thu
are tine YOU have public opinion with
you. Leave liquor alone-leave the sa-
loon huH" until the fight i overland
n-n wen Il get drunk
Notu,. tones added 81 20 50 some one
nau gwen h-i. ami ;oid the s:-.k-rs 20
ne % Geo hire a good lawyer Meyer Lon
don. NN NorN's Socialist Congressman.
sent 81" General John Brown and
other, continued speaking. while Mother
Jones returned to New York, after prom
islng 20 come back in a few days.
The strikers. who had stood to greet
NotGer Jones, also stood moment In
honor of Carman Patty. whose death in
the AeNian Hospital at Elizabeth was
announced to mem at the meeting. He *
N" second victim % the shooting.
While the strikers We're convened, 300
citizens OF Roosevelt borough were meet
INK AZ Cnester's Hall In Cdrterct. They
we're unable TO agree upon course Of
I'lon In regard to the deputy sheriffs
Who nred upon the strikers. A motion to
ASK Coz. Fielder TO remove Sheriff Hough-
ION failed Of adoption. There was hot
talk over the Sheriffs conduct In swearing
To deputies, few of whom appear to he
residents OF New Jersey, as the law re-
CURES The fact that the deputies ac-
cused OF manslaughter were back on
yuIrd ana armed caused strong indigna-
ton.
All he meeting really did however. was
10 pass a resolution declaring the opera
Ion OF the Liebig fertilizer plant a pub
lc nuisance, and to appoint a committee
70 collect money for the relief OF poor
strikers Emil Wilhelm, overseer OF the |
poor. Valentine Gle kner, Carteret post |
master, and Joseph W. Crane. street COM
missioner, were named for this work
The funeral OF Desdori Alessa ndro. |
hFst victim Of the shooting, was not held /
To-day and will probably be made a pub !
Ac aHa!~ 10y the strikers ON Saturday
Mayor Hermann said to-day that he is !
afraid that he Sheriffs action IN allowing
me accused deputy sher!ffs 10 return to
guard duty, armed, may lead to more vio- !
..ncs
81 - waving a red nag In the bulls !,
lace said the Mayor
sheriff ioughtou said this evening that |
60 had not finished the preparation OF !
ne statement he intends 10 make public /
ne expects TO complete II tomorrow. II |
VIII cover the situation from the time
me Operatives came TO Roosevelt up TO /
inc present time.
Everybody else has had something to |
say about this strike, 30 I suppose | /
might 7e well have too" said the Sheriff !
IN. ShoriU was asked II ne intended to |
with manslaughter and out under bail TO |
oman ou duty at the plants His reply !
vas that tho men had been hired for |
alrk" duty and he saw no reason why !
NJ. should not he allowed 10 remain |