The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

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TIE Depot a. Third avenue azz1 Fifty
SIXTH street Was gansasanef to-day by
couspaiaisss +. G and X OF tbs Twenty
eaird reGszmGat Capt. T2sozne OF company
+. was In command. The dsiraasH1nnls
numbered 80 men CuEasxaT1cs III and l
wsre quaascsaped IN the power house at
Sscarxi avenue AID Fsfsy-secaxi snrest.
The strikers 70 the nssnser OF 40 aass3 a
continuous meeting at their headquarters.
A coaamiuseae OF citizens argsolrissi last
right walked ON al the scarekespers IN
the vicinity 70 ask fo- Gcraalasons tsr the
strikers. At o'caock this evening $50
In cash had been subscribed besides Laa-
x'esis OF posaaocs. sacirs cf fioslr. tea. ccS-
fes, bread, tonlasoe<s melAs assd all k.rkas
of sroceriez The Peatses c.srb rcsszzsaGesi
q large grocery store. ard siae catszerIs'
co.rsnttee was Kept b0ssly engaged IN the
distribution ct the supplies 10 the men
asztd Hssear fanIzzes- The men o5aIza they
ara IA position to huad out TOR six
n5EfttlS
Be60He daynrenk tiEs raornssng the over
eread w~e en- the down town track was
cut Ihzse repair wagons came on the
scene at o.esock 90 The axleltaSon and
after AN hours work the wire Wis raas In
wsar'idArsg order. Il Was announced at
o'ca5ak tiaat 10 effort TO make q ttkp
would be made tonight.
Riotlng had been expected at tire stables
OF the Atlantic road at Eortieth avenue
and Forty-sixth street. but quiet pre-
vailed during the day. The scene present.
ed q moro ANNA ted appearance than that
at the Third avenue depot. a large crowd
<urbanee took place. The company ran
Is cars. the service being fair In addi-
ton to 30 mifitnmen, there was on duty
strong force of policemen under Cap
tains Clayton and Kenny. A dense fog
set in during the afternoon and at 6
o'clock 1t was announced no cars would
run after o'clock until tomorrow. FL
mer r. Van Dyke. aged Is, a member Of
the Sixteenth regiment, fell from the Sec
ond story of the Thirteenth regiment ar
mory at Flafbush avenue tq the roof OF
the Long Island railroad depot today and
sustained compound fracture OF the
skull
East New York was quiet all day. 1t
had put CD a military appearance by the
addition OF O battery OF artillery TO tho
infantry forces stationed at the Alabama
avenue depot Of the Fulton avenue rail-
road and old inhabitants were put in
mind Of the time when a recruiting camp
was stationed there about 30 years ago.
the only evidence of disorder noticed this
morning was the cutting OF the trolley
wire on both fulton street and Rruad-
way. These were repaired before IL
o'clock. and Is minutes later the nrst cars
We're sent DOWN towards Futon ferry.
They found no obstruction I'm the way
and although they occupied more than the
schedule time. they made regular trips
until 4:39. New men were received at
Intervals during ths day, which enabled
the COMPANY during the afternoon to but
- cars On the line. This required the
withdrawal from the avenues and streets
near the depot OF the policemen stationed
there, in order to place two men on each
car, and Capt German called for rein
forcements which he received from the
Fifth and Nineteenth precincts. The
maaeuvers necessary to protect the de-
pot were quickly executed, and when COM
pieted the position looked qsiate warllke,
four cannon with quiet significance plsnt-
ed so as TO rake every avenue OF approach
TO the depot. The crowd was kept back
two blocks by the mounted police and
there WIS little to disturb the regularity
OF their duties until night approached.
when large fire was kfndied In the
square and precautions were doubled TO
prevent any surprise or any stone throw
ing from the nsighboring houses. or on
the structure Of the elevated road which
crossed the place dsagonaily.
The officials OF the Brooklyn, Queens
County & Suburban railroad aafo~rned
Capt Gorrnsma that as coon as the men
they had engaged Ind arrived thsy would
open UP the route. One car was then
brought out ard sent down Fussos. ave-
nue. as far as Tornpkins, ara rssus,ned
about $780, aaaded with men. some few
OF whom were expert nsotormen. they
were soon ready for work. At o'ciock
| the first car for fun week or more was
| started 3nwn Broadway. 1t was uz1l,s,-
Tested. but at every swsscgr had a Diff
Guilty IN progressing, as the switches were
| all frozen. Large crowds assembled at
these places, notably at Red ard Ss,.znner
avenues, but beyond jsegslg ansi some
little verbal abuse. shc new men were
not lnterfered with. Six cars in all were
sent out. All OF them returned Sa<ssy a;
e.l0 and IL. q stone err osher n.ssss.x, was
thrown at than On the route No eaxs
were sarlt cut after $50 O'Clock on ,hss
As1e. ard ali Tire men are now tsesi In
ths depos to prevent tie strikers from
css4xing them away. One OF the sseziib er5
Of tho strikers boarsi said: ssT.ie isne-
men have determined 70 refuse 10 make
the necessary repairs 10 wires. etc, wisesi
called uroEa 20 90 50 by the c9ngasse s.
This acton by the lI1sssa1-A - equivalent
! to- their striking"
| As trsalsy ears Nos. LEO and lea of
the Gates avenue line, In charge OF Mo-
I ecs-nesa Theodore Alter axssl William rs
! sci. were passing through CAFES av.s,s.tA
! near Central avenue at 6.s5 this evening
fAey were assaxied BY q fesssasie OF ssn.es
/ from the tsouse tops and the widows ~,
both s1ss oe tts avenue. Tna c-o.ts
which lined the sidewalks joined 81 che
| attacks, and sesst volley after vusley Of
1 stones anto the cars pafruaynen George
| ShanckIssoa. De1nss Busn ard James 4.
Gotham we're severely injured Cell
hans noss was broken. ard Bush and
SfSaxckieson received several sssnfussoz,s
about TIA face. TAe car was Shipped
/ when the store 1hrowers ran away. The
] possenrneas wounds were dressed.
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