Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-11
HOD CARRIERS
AGAIN ON STRIKE
And Building in Ogden is Practical
" Suspended.
0D0RIFER0US DE M0LIER.
Forieiis n Second Ono Hundred Dol-
lars tor Keeping Women for Un-
Lawful Purposes,
Especial to the News" y

Ogden, Utah, May ii.-Those who hal
been hoping and believing the hod ear
riers' strike had been settled and that
the troubled waters had been oiled
over, are doomed to disappointment for
owing to recent developments the men
are again out and building In this city
is practically suspended again, except
on those buildings employing nom
union men. A large number OF the
union men had returned TO work and
the public supposed the strike was a
thing OF the past. but II seems the
union forces have been quietly working
on the matter, and have been able to
bring sufficient pressure 10 bear on the
hod carriers to induce them TO again
leave their work, and also 10 persuade
other trades unions TO take up the
cause Of the strikers. The wood, wire
and metal workers and fathers. who
constitute one union met yesterday
and passed the following resolutions;
BE II hereby resolved First-We en-
dorse the strike Of the Hold Carriers
union.
'Second-We believe its demands are
Just and reasonable,
''Third-We declare our willingness to
refuse TO work upon any building upon
which Calvert K Leck George Green
well Or any contractor employing nom
union hod carriers are doing work.
until a satisfactory settlement Is made
10 any job, whether the brick Is al
ready done or not; also to any future
contract that these unfair brick con-
tractors may take
''Fourth--We respectfully and earn
esty request all unions of the building
trades TO join us IN the matter TO the
end that no contractor IN ogden may
employ anyone who is not member
Of the union Of his trade"
Encouraged by this sympathy the ho1
carriers have again left work as stated
above, ard u Is believed VIII not return
till their demands are fully compiled
with
WITH THE BoILERMAKERS.
This morning secy Stark OF the
Boiermakers union OF this city re-
oeived a telegram from the secretary OF
the general lodge at Kansas City, in
structlng the men here not 10 go on
strike today. as By an agreement be.
tween the union and the Burt-Harri-
man people, a l5-day stay has been
granted by the former In the meantime
meeting between the dlsputants has
been arrange for. and II Is honed an
amlcable settlement OF the trouble will
be reached The hoilermakers here wer.
ready to strike this morning had the
word come for them 10 DO so but they
viii now await further developments.
oDoRIFERoUS DE MoLIER.
Leon d, De Moier forfeited 500 bail
In the police court here this morning,
he having been arrested as keeper OF a
house Of III fame. He Is the fellow who
forfeited the same amount for a SIM
liar offense about month ago. II Is
alleged thai he brought two girls here
from France under a contract 10 work
IA 81 a week, and their board and
lodging. Instead OF placing them at
some honorable employment as they
expected would be done, he took them
TO house Of designation. and has since
been living on the fruits Of their shame
one OF the girls told the police that
since the first Of last January she had
turned over to De Moller $3.50 IL Is I'M
derstood the fellow intends going Il
Seattle. and has made arrangements 70
take the girls with him. But the OFF,
clals here, while anxious TO have TIE
man leave the city, say they viii have
him arrested by the United States mar
shall on the charge OF violating the
emigration laws in bringing the girls
from France for immoral purposes. II
he attempts 10 take the females with
him.