New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
petectives, in Motor
Invasion, Met by
Scattering Fire
apMY MAN THIRD
STRIKE VICTIM
payonne Has Restless Day
as Peace Overtures
Are Begun

~. raid into the heart OF the riotous
p,ronn. strike zone early this morn
40 proyoking s scattering revolver
A., but suffering. 50 far as has been
,.,ort.d. no casualties The detectives
,.,. armed with riot guns. The two
-,.or ears went straight through the
erect. where Sighting has occurred in
=. last three days. They were seek
os houses reported to be the resorts
u strikers.
The third death since the riots began
uue early yesterday. 1t was the re-
,,t Of desultory sniping, which con-
timed all day without hint of the
,,s,ni1ed resistance Of the previous
.v.,tv.four hours. The police are now
,,rsdept they have the upper hand.
although they admit the strikers are
far from discouraged.
Ex.Army Man Killed.
J,,ob Grsuf, of 50 West Nineteenth
s,,,s. discharged from the United
st,,ss Army last June after six years
,.-v;es. was the victim Of the day. He
vas shot, the police believe, by mistake
,or detective. Like the others who
we're killed in the fighting, he was
merely q spectator.
The early morning raid was preceded
by one made at 10 o'clock last night
,hs fourth invasion of the detectives
snee the battle opened.
In view Of the less warlike demeanor
.. the strikers, which, It Is believed, is
Il part inspired by the satisfaction Of
having received their pay yesterday. a
nass meeting has been called for this
liiernoon in the fats opposite Ny
tsshs Hall, where the strikers will be
addressed by Henry Wilson, Commis'
aOner Of Public Safety, and other city
aty officials, who will urge them TO re-
grn 10 work.
Moves looking toward a settlement of
tie strike and a resumption of the
rrike-bound industries which employ
1000 men were made yesterday. In
Capitol Hall last night 200 still clean
~ voted their willingness TO return
. work at once. These men did not
i'ln the strikers in their demands, but
ssrs forced from their posts. Their
':;ion, il was pointed out, opened the
uy to the employment Of the strike
rssksrs. i. was reported the Stand
I'd was preparing 10 reopen its plant
"a Monday.
A. P. Of L. Men Arrive
The American Federation Of Labor
'.' entered the situation o2 the side
the striking lsborera Several or
s'nilers. with interpreters. arrived in
'syonne from New York, and circulat-
. among the strikers, who thus far
ave been without capable leaders and
''sanizstion.
relieving the death of the third
's'ts victim, the police made their
-''d armed demonstration in Consta-
's Hook. Two commands were sent
.'''a- One OF ssventy-eight men.
~ by Inspector Daniel Cady, ad-
s'eed into the town from the oil
'aa'' where they have been on guard
'le Monday. Captain Edward Griffin
.'ieasd a. the head Of 100 men from
''.'es Headquarters.
Saipers, perched on roofs and be-
'aa shutter windows, fred on both
~'.is'' Patrolman Patrick Bowling,
Osdys force. was shot through the
fs. leg. Several strikers' strong
Is were invaded and twenty-five
.en lieenbes eonfscated. Where re-
lance was oaered-and II was in
saal instances-the polite wrecked
PAGES. Nine prisoners were
,shI In after the foray. Quiet then
,"siisd on Bayonnes East Side be-
Iao avenue +, the scene Of two days
osspefste and almost continuous
"''' Sighting.
Mayor Garven Satisfied
Mayor Pierre P. Carven reviewed the
e.. r,.- WITH sstisfsction, and announced
go violence was al an end and the
- sas preparing 20 resume on Mon
~ the same time Commis-
shsr Wilson renewed his efort1
aefes,s his emergency police.
.. members Of Company | OF
w.. va New Jsrssy National Guard
kr. sTorn In ar deputies, unit
,,,,s. ana armed. More not guns,
b.. 1hd ANN munition were sent over
Ia, "'H YORK In the trouble Of n
-. q, ne most serious rioting took
~, si<' period Of calm, during
"a, vas giyen out that the strike
,f~'.; bsyonne Is guarding against
AZ, prisoners taken in Thursdsy's
III. ns srraignsd before Recorder
R,,,a =. Cain, sitting az police mag
w.. stanley kydosh, son of John
ts,laa fnoss hall ~ the strikers
k,r.s.1srs, w0 held in 1900 bail
ss. rrtnt Jury action on charges
~ ssapons.
iy.I 'Nntr, whose saloon was In
W he rreeked by The police. was
~ =. ttyD bal for trial on Thurs
N. chsrgs u melting 20 riot.
M. 'nv dram shop pfopristors
s<x.,, IAssI we're RENDEZVOUS u
we're held In like sums. Three
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