H. C. Frick

The labor trmiblrs tut the Carnegié flvorks have euimïnated to-day, in the out ui the ent'jre state militia, 8,500 men transí. Mr. H. C. Fric-k, manager of tlie -works, -vhose porti-ait we brinii to-day, lias declared tihat he vriï look entirely to the state tor proteetron, aw the connty authoritiies seem to be pwvo.rless to act. Carnegie liimself is staying in Scotlaind at his castle and has lcft evorytQiiimjï in Frick's hamfe buit this gentlemam ils not endowed withi. much taet. If he had treated the labor leaders wtth less ha.iv;htilne.s.s, every tlii-ng would prcübably have come out all riRÜit.