Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-29
BLACK EY4fOR PEACE
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| - NontInueu I'm First FaSeI
shouted Inspector unt .rn see about
booking this man. n you don't think I'm
right you can go and get writ. Get all
you please. I'm going to see there isn't
any ,srs disorder 5! her. on ,, the fsreets." ),
responded Shea. We are trying to prevent
! would hurt US more. We don't want any
| trouble with the POLICE either, over writs
or an anything M else. but we want Golden re-
| to do"
No Street. Interference.
Have you?" queried Hunt. well, I
guess you won't do it on the streets. You
| Fellows won't interfere with any one How
do 1 know whether this driver was your
| MANI"
| You could see his button. This didn't
| happen on the street, anyway"
| dldn I, hey? Golden stuck his head
| out OF the window and interfered with that
| man. don't care whether he had but
| ton or not, or whether it was his man. If
you fellows have any business with drivers
youl! attend to 1t on your own premises
If you do the same thing as he did I'll lock
| you up just as quick"
IF that's the way you feel about 1t, in
| spector, Wen see that this drivers en-
| call them all out"
The fast-growing crowd buzzed approval,
| which suddenly turned into anger when
Hunt delivered what the strikers contended
amounted 10 declaration of martial law.
Inspector Talks Plain.
You call out who you please, but you'll
do 1t In your own hall or land in the
lookup" shouted the inspector. "I'll have
no nonsense on the streets. You fellows
won't give any orders on the streets to any
one, mind you, whether it is your man or
lo1
either. That's final"
The inspector then decided to permit
Golden to be booked and admitted to bail,
and the throng faded away to the delayed
meeting or the allied trades. Expressions
OF Indignation were herd on every side.
The leaders wo long have counseled pa
cific conduct of the strike were SO angry
that In some instances they had to be re-
pressed by their companions. Only small
group remained to attend the details OF
Golden's release. Even they muttered
threats Of action to come that may keep
the police busy indeed.
After leaving the station Golden walked
to the hall across the street. where the
representatives of the allied trades were
already in executive session
Golden's Statement.
II had received reports from the yards
that one Of the wagons Of Terry & Co. in
dependent packers, was loading with quar-
eCAo Aloil oWht q ". was dt Tie lclc-
phone in my Office when the wagon came
past. l ran to the window and, seeing that
the driver was a union teamster, asked
him If the stuff he had on his wagon was
not what he had been accustomed to car
rying. He said it was, and I told him
that was not right, and for him to take 1t
back to the yards. Inspector Hunt was
driving along behind the wagon with two
officers. He turned to them and said: Go
up and get him. I was putting on my
coat when the inspector and the other po-
licemen rushed up the stairs and, kicking
aside a table that we used as gate, broke
into my office.
1T looks to me like a parallel to the
official lawlessness that has been main
tanned in Colorado against organized labor
Hunt had no right to arrest me-"
Five Arrested in South Chicago.
DISORDER at the branch of Nelson Morris
& Co., in South Chicago today caused the
arrest of five men who had attacked retail
meat dealers going for supplies. Two
wagons were tipped over by a crowd of
strike sympathizeTs. The police prevented
further trouble by arresting the ringlead-
erS.
Arrested Man Heavily Armed.
Declaring that the Lord had commission
ed him to end the packing house strike
by killing all the strikers, John A. Iced,
d cOlOTSu man, caused lnucn excitement at
the main entrance of the stock yards today
He arrested by policemen, who were
startled by the results of search Of the
prisoner. Iced was found to be carving
revolver of the army pattern, every cham
Der loaded. and in addition he had a knife
with blade eight inches long.
The capture of Iced was made only after
severe struggle, he declaring that he
would never be taken alive as he was
Guided nv n invisible
Il have been sent to end this strike"
send Iced, land l am going to do it.
am going to clear the stock yards district
of the men who are bringing starvation
upon thousands of people"
The police are in doubt whether Iced is
insane or only shammng.
Mob Attacked Colored Men.
Eighty colored men being transported
from the stock yards late in two cars on
the Lake Shore road were thrown into a
panic by furious attack by a mob of 200
throwing stones which demolished nearly
every window in both cars.
AT 10th and Wright streets the explosion
of half a dozen torpedoes warned the en-
gineer to stop. Instantly a mob rushed out
from various places of concealment and the
rock throwing began Three policemen
standing upon the platforms, beat back the
rioters, while the negroes thoroughly
frightened, hid under the car seats while
the train pulled away from the scene.
Attempts to smuggle out non-union meat
from the stock yards through subterfuge
today resulted in exciting chase and
the complete failure of the plan. The meat
had been loaded by Armour & Co. into a
wagon owned by the Great Western Art
Company and eluding the vigilance of the
pickets, the driver had reached the EX-
change avenue gate and passed out. There
the pickets learned the facts and sent word
to President George F. Golden of the Team
sters' Union, who ordered the wagon turned
back.
The man driving the wagon finding he
had been discovered, dashed his horses in
to run, the pickets pursuing him. The
pickets We're losing ground, but determined
not to be defeated, they leaped upon a
street car and ordered the motorman to put
full power.
In a few seconds the wagon was over
taken and dozen pickets had soon brought
1t to a stop. The driver seeing the street
filling up with strike sympathizers, turned
back, escorted by the pickets and re-enter-
ed the yards, where the meat was unloaded
at Armours.
For Protection Of Employees.
AS a measure for protection of office en-
ployes and non union workers, who, in
stead of taking up their abode in the bar