Show AT MINI 4 r I 1 shooting affray between 1 I the strikers I 1 AND THE NONUNION NON UNION MEN A good many shots fired but no one particularly injured several arrests made and quiet restored I 1 HOMESTEAD nov 14 not since the memorable ath of july were bullets so plentiful as sunday afternoon inside of twenty minutes over fifty shots were fired and 1 fourth avenue was in a wild state of p panic a n c an and of disorder humors were plentiful u 1 of persons being wounded and killed but the only ones serio seriously u y hurt apparently I 1 y are three striker strikers 11 mcfadden d den jones Jone and sand prichard all of whom have alel flesh wounds I 1 three negroes were also badly beaten about 4 that afternoon two colored men who work in a mill were met by a striker and after some words the latter knock knocked tol one ol 01 them down with characteristic te iud suddenness denness about persons assembled cru bled in a few moments hoil both negroes I 1 fought hard but stones began to fly and they were being bested when one drew a I 1 revolver and opened fire by this time fully people on tho the street and a panic started three men knocked down the second negro and when ho lie arose he had two revolvers in his bands hands he started 11 to run shooting backwards over his shoulders in a wild manner Asa As a result a bov boy received a flesh in his leg when the fleeing negro reached city farm farni lane six other colored men came along and were also assaulted they all drew guns and und rushed down the street some one heaved a brick which hit washington caulson on tho head he ile opened fineas fire as did the others and in a moment the air was full of bullets and arid the tire terrified crowd was rushing in all directions to seek beek shelter in houses and alleys A woman aar paralyzed by fear stood in the alley and one ot of the non iron unionists shot at her tier three times one bullet passing through a shawl she had thrown over liar head the tile colored men finally reached their boarding bouse house and arid rushed in and arid barred thedoor the door Ina in a minute the house was surrounded by the infuriated mob which soon tore down the fence and shattered every window with stonas stones when the deputies S and arid borough officers arrived some one began to yell lets lynch the black sheep the cry r was ta taken ken up aad and heard on all rides sides the fy e oali cers broke into the house to arrest tile colored men and arid found them huddled in one room terrified and arid expecting to be killed 11 finally nally the men were brought out and the tile first man as lie passed ti through rough the yard was bit hit over the head with a frying pan by an infuriated woman tho the trying deputies apu epu tried in vain to keep the crowd away while they took the men to tho the lockup lock up but the prisoners ners were lilt hit several times oie of tle the prisoners Friso deputies also waa was struck with a brick the off officers leers drew revolvers and announced if any more stones were thrown they would open fire tire A mau threw a rock through a window then and was arrested but the deputies seemed powerless to intimidate the mob of a thousand persons who had gathered by this time when thin were quieting somewhat a rumor or was circulated r 1 a ted that colored non unionists hearick hearing g 0 of f the assail assault colored t on their brethren were vere about to come to their roa res die dhe this was really tho tile case for over fifty colored men were preparing to make an assault and the tire police had ad much difficulty in restraining them an ali incipient riot also occurred before tho the residence of a non unionist named marion jarion conrad who is also a deputy sheriff when the crowd began to gather in front of his house and arid I 1 threatened him he appeared with a revolver in either hand band a and nd said he would shoot the first man who entered his ills gate several deputies arrived opportunely and restrained the crowd which dispersed after hours of angry muttering after all the colored men were safely ili in the lockup lock up the tile excitement subsided as ad rapidly as it began and by anif attall tall no unusual crowds were noti noticeable ceab e on the streets peter T cFadden I who farat engaged the colored man in a fight wa ashot through the left arm and cut on the head ead james jones who came to McF addens asas assistance stance had a miraculous escape ve A negro shoved a revolver into 3 jones face cc and arid fired the bullet striking jonee jones on oil the forehead but glanced off cutting a bloody furrow over the eye jones and mcfadden were arrested mrs airs jonea jones attempted to shield her tier husband and attacked tho the officers officer s ot of the eleven colored men locked looked up seven have cuts on the head where they were struck with mis missiles or clubs pa nov 14 excitement over yesterdays battle is still intense but there ie is no diso disorder except some hooting this evening wb when t the he colored men who did the shooting were being taken from the lockup lock up to the train two strikers were arrested this morning for assaulting nonunion luen men E eight colored men and four strikers who were implicated in ili sundays sundays fight were held today in bonds of ko each at 11 tonight a quarrel occurred between a it number of colored non unionists and homestead colored men just outside of or the ninth avenue M E H church the non unionists drew revolvers and a number of shots were fired tired but no one was hit during the fight two whito white men came along and one of them cut a ne nezro with a knife several Severa larr arrests es were made afro e and arid all is now quiet PITTSBURG nov N 07 14 it is probable that within a short time a decided change will take place in tho tire strike situation at homestead I 1 ne and arid other points meetings of the advisory boards of the million association at diu dit crent points are in session tonight and arid tomorrow to determine whether theror or not the strikes will continue the partial resumption of work together with the expense of supporting the 11 strikers tri kers capped by yesterdays yesterday a trouble at I 1 Homestead Iome stead has rendered it nece necessary emary that some action be taken so far as can call be learned it is thought the leaderly are likely to issue another manifesto and urge the men to continue the battle A fire in McKee mckeesport sport this evening destroyed eight tenement houseton hou houses on eleventh teet street and arid persons are homeless loss |