Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-13

OF the Union to open RESTAURANTS anu en-
gage In business in competition with said
defendants; that defendants are importing
laborers into the city. for the purpose OF
breaking up the unions; that the defend
ants threaten and intend to bring a multi
plicity Of suits to harass and annoy cross
co~mplainants and others, and for this rea-
son the temporary restraining order is
asked.
Text of Restraining Order.
The order signed by Judge Dickinson Is
as follows;
Upon the application of the cross-peti-
TONERS, Omaha Walters union No, %. for
an injunction upon their petition duly veri-
fed, and Il being necessary that these de-
PENDANTS 70 the cross;petition should have
ton Is granted, Il ir therefore ordered that
said cause be set for hearing on the 18th
room No. lin the Bee building in the city
Of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, and
that eross-eomplainants be required 70
said hearing and that until the further
hearing OF the court a restraining order be
above named, upon noncompliance ex-
ecuting a bond in the sum OF $500, as re-
ouiTed by law: Until decision Of hearing
fF1rst-From in any manner threatening
to inJure the business or. person, Of any
union or member Of labor unions
or any person who may employee or desire
to employ such union men or from refusing
TO sell commodities and supplies of mer-
chandise to employers OF such union labor
and from discriminating against such per-
sons In the prices charged for any such
SecondEFrom threatening or intimidating
In any manner any person into joining the
said Business Mons association or any
oyganization to destroy labor unions.
Third-From threatening or illuminating
any person who may have become q menu
her OF said association or organization IL
he employees a member OF organized labor
or recognizes labor unions. into diseontinu-
Fourth-From imposing any fine upon its
members or any person for violating any
or not 10 recognise a labor union.
Fifth-From receiving or paying out any
money whatever In P~nrSnanSe OF any sgTiS
sixth2From paying or offering any money
directly or Indirectly as a bride TO do OF
not to do any act in pursuance OF any
S~eyenth-From Importing or engaging
agents and servants to import any laoorers
braska in pursuance OF any plan to destroy
labor organizations or under any similar
or new ADVANCEMENT or plan; other ,niunc.
ton suits or actions in pursuance OF any
general plan of prosecution 70 break w
connected directly or Indirectly with any
such existing plans.
business Mems Meeting.
Persons present claim an attendance OF
500 or 600 at last nights secret session o.
the Business Mems association in th'
Schlits roof garden at Sixteenth and Har
neg.
Euclid Martin, as chairman OF the con
ference committee. reported on the hearing
which that committee and a COMMITTEES
representing the unions had with Governo
Mickey at the Willard hotel Monday. Thu
report, which was verbal and was intendeI
to cover the arguments presented to tn
governor by each faction, with the gov
eTnor's comments. was received, but no
otherwise acted upon. while the committe
was continued for a second conference
whenever called by the governor.
OF the remaining session. which Taste
two and a half hours. Chief Donahue oo
cupied a part with a report on the polio
work being done and the handling Of IN
extra force. The rest Of the time wa
given over 10 a discussion Of the genera
situation After the meeting ]. A. Sunder
land ~ the press mmit said:
There Is a matter we wish the papers I
Emphasize. and that is our contradiction c
the rumor that we have blacklisted strih
ing employees. There has been no sue
action, nor is any such action in contem
plstion." ?
was any resolution Of any kind adopte
tonight, or any definite action taken o
anythIng2' was asked.
'wefl. I don't care 10 say as TO tina
While our meetings are secret. our polio
IL an open one and we have nothing TO kee
back, but Of course we don't care 10 sho
our hand any moro than the other fe
lows
Was any action taken OF comment mad
on the walters restraining orderT''
why. is there such an orderI" was NJ
Sunderlsnd's only response.
From remarks made In other quarters
is understood that the blaeklisting matt,
was given considerable attention. the al
oussion evidencing a willingness upon q
part OF the business men to take back q
employees IN the union without prelude
as individuals. but not by agreement wi
the unions. Speakers urged. however, tn
as a preesution no employer take ba'