The evening world., 1919-10-27

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ported that Andrew Folloicio. No. f77
Hicks Street, entered the hospital
with a bullet wound in the left side
He was placed under arrest. Al the
ponce station It was found thai
spicalli had been shot in the left
leg.
Ambulances from the Holy Family
and Norwegian Hospitals we're busy
tn the riot section after order had
been restored.
At the police station nine different
types of weapons were on exhibition.
ranging from modern rcvolvers to q
bunch OF bolts on the end OF a rope.
There were various types OF black
Jacks. One weapon was an iron pipe,
ls inches long. filled with lead and
wrapped in bicycle tape. Five revolt
yers were confIsoated.
In other sections OF the waterfront,
with the exception of. the Chelsea dis
tricL improved conditions were noted.
The East River piers were manned TO
almost canaclty and moro men went
20 work In Staten Island than at any
kime since the strike was called.
AZ the Chelsea piers crowds of
strikers were waiting to 30 TO work
wan the whistle blew. but none went
20 work. The piers we're guarded by
police and private guards. but there
wna no disorder. The crews OF tho
ships at the French line pier La
France and La Savoio, have finished
unloading these vessels and we're re-
lcaddng this morning II was snid
that dock porters and crew would
handle the mails and baggage on the
Mauritania, which was about TO
dock at the Cunard line pier.
About 200 Italians gathered Mt 23rd
Street and West Street. Manhattan.
at z O'Clock. near tho headquarters OF
the International Longshorcmcn's An
sociation. All carried their bale
hooks and watched closely the nearby
piers 20 see II anyone was returning
90 work.
In front OF pier No. So, at the foot
OF 18th Street, another group worked
among longshoremen who were rendy
10 go to work and persuaded them to
keep away from the plor.
In front OF pier No. go there was
excitement when a detachment OF sol
diers from the Port OF Embarkatlon,
under command. OF Major stockton,
and all wearing side arms, lined up In
front of the pier. The rumor spread
rapidly about the district that tho SOL
diers had been put on strike duty,
but inquiry developed that the de-
aachment was detailed TO meet a
sgroup OF Americans who had served
In the British forces and who are re-
turning on the Cedric.
FIGHT TO FINISH. SAYS IN
suRoENT LEADERS.
The Shipping Board, steamship
owners and President o'Connor OF
the International longshoremcn had
planned 20 put thousands OF men TO
work. especially at the piers OF the
cunard, French and White Star limos.
despite the announcement Of oCon-
nor's opponents OF q "roal strike now.
a nght TO a finish"
Dick Bdtler's insurgents. claiming
90 represent $4,000 OF the striking
iOngshoremen. announced after a
meeting yesterday that they had
merely been ION vacation" heretofore,
and were going to have n real strike
now. and "a war TO a finish on the
waterfront"
They threatened steps that would
tie up the port by general strike
involving $4,000 members OF the Ma
rlne Firemen's Union OF Oilers and
Water Tenders OF the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. and other organizations
The Butler faction claims To rep
resent twenty four longshoremen's
upians, embracing men who worked
IN Manhattan, Brooklyn, Jersey City
and Staten Island.
The United States Amy Transport
Service To-day reported that about
1000 lonpshoremen were nt work, M
follows: Army base, Brooklyn, 400;
Bush Terminal. 500 staten Island.
$50; miscellaneous Brooklyn piers.
900: East River piers. 1000.
Officials OF the United States Ship
ping Board said that 200 OF their
ships were tied up NJ New York piers
because OF the strike, and that sixty
DINERS were IN tne lower Dhy, aNhlt-
ing pier room before docking.
Joseph Mhchulo. No. "a Carroll
street, Brooklyn who on Oct 10 Is
alleged 20 have frod three shots at
neg maid Evans nj No, 213 i3d Street,
Brooklyn, n longshoreman returning
90 work. was arra'gnod before MnE-
tstrate Golsmar to-day and held In
$500 bail
Members OF the Butler faction o
the longShOrcmcn met this Afternoon
10 devise ways and means OF creatin
a strike fund, many of the striker
reporting that they were In pressing
need OF money. During the discuss oT
n developed that the official seal o
oha of tho locals represented ~ tn
meeting had been stolen and that 1
was impossible for the local 10 draw
money from the bank without thi
seal being imprinted ON the check
Twenty locals. - was said, were rep
resented at the meeting.
When Gahy Deelys drove up 10 Pie
Ne. so, North River, this afternoon
iongshoremen rushed forward appar
entity 10 get better view OF the nc
troam tho Ia IN "a -.