The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04

the state to the federal court be de-
cided-
the Peabody Coal company. attacked
by a mob rendered unconscious
George Baker, struck on head by
billey in the hands Of a private detec-
tive.
Edward Olsen. dubbed by wagon
guards. head cut.
T. G. Carlson, may be fatally in
jured, by being struck on head by
missile.
David Love. colored non-union man.
head cut and stabbed in left arm
Sidney Chambers. colored driver,
beaten and kicked until unconscious,
viii die.
Policeman John Sharkey. head cut
with brick, badly bruised about the
body
Policeman James Kelly. cut about
the head and body bruised.
Noah Mcneil, left eye cut and
wounded in the arm.
Frank Carleton, hit on the head with
a brick, condition serious.
Edward Olsen, beaten by private de-
tectives.
John Stock. non-uniOn teamster. beat
EN- and kicked.
Henry Simpson. colOTed waiter. taken
for a non-uniOn driver. Head damned
through the glass of q street car win
dow and badly cut. beaten and thrown
from the car into the street; condition
serious.
John Patterson. non-uuion driver
dubbed by striker, head cut.
William Moffard, driver for Pacific
Express company, knocked down and
kicked into Inconsistencies.
John TOuler, mistaken for non-uniou
man. Knocked down mad beaten. shot
through the right arm while on the
ground.
Joseph Gomez. former employee Of
department store, beaten by crowd OF
ten men, several scalp wounds and one
eye badly damaged.
Policeman Frank Clark. attacked by
a crowd and severely beaten, head cut
in half a dozen places.
Besides the names given above there
were fully twice as many who were in
jured in the various fights of the day
and whose names could not be learned
In one fight at Harrison street and
Michigan avenue. four men were
knocked down by wagon guards and
carried off by their friends. Similar
occurrences were the rule. whenever the
police charged into a mob and the
number Of injured tonight is probably
closer to seventy-five than to twenty.
Fatal Riot at Night
\ furious riot. which resulted in ia
TAI injuries to a nCn-uniOn driver and
bruises to two policemen. took place to-
night at the intersection of Harrison and
DeSp PLANES streets. A delivery wagon Of
the Fair. large department store. which
mad made a trip across the west side
mad reached this place on its return
JTlp- II was driven by Sidney Chambers
a colored man. and escorted by Police
men John Sharkey and James Kelly. A
drunken man who had picked up a
stone followed the wagon. cursing the
driver He was soon joined by others,
and in few minutes a crowd was
around arc, the wagon, hurting bricks. stones
ana b9ttles- Inc rain of missiles was
so furious that in few minutes all
the windows in a saloon in front Of
which the wagon passed were smashed.
Policemen Driven Back.
The policemen stopped the wagon and
endeavored TO reach a patrol box in
order to send in d riot alarm but they
were driven back by. showers Of stones.
Each was struck several times and
ShaTkey was partially stunned by a
brick The officers drew their revolvers
and. firing into the ground drove back
wagon again. 1t was driven south on
Canal street unit! Polk street was
reached. and here a union teamSter drove
his truck across the way and blocked
further progress
Ran for Life.
The delivery wagon was then driven
INTO an alley and Chambers, the driver,
jumped and ran for his life.
He washed into a saloon on Polk
street. followed by a bowling mob. He
was refused shelter in the saloon and
was driven out into the street He ran
to small shed on the bank of the
river. where he attempted TO hide. He
was soon discovered and beaten until
almost insensible. He was dragged to
the roof of the shed. and the mob at
tempted to throw him into the river.
They were unable. however, to pitch
him far enough and he fell on a pile
of coal Oh the rivers edge.
Almost Beaten to Death.
The mob surged after him and again
commenced to beat him He was kicked
in savage manner: pelted at short
heavy shovCls were broken over his
head. His nose was broken. his head
cut in many places, and his clothing
who had responded to a riot call. reached
him. lie was taken TO the county hos
pital, where it was said that he will
die.
Officers Sharkey and Kelly who were
cut and bruised in many places, were
also taken to the hospital
Wants No Outside Help.
Mayor Dunno was emphatic in his dec
laTation tonight that@he viii not acqui-
escc in any call for outside assistance
in preserving order. and iutimated that
he VIII strongly oppose any move TO
secure armed Intervention. He saws Chi
cagO must first exhaust every possible
resource before il. can stand before the
world and admit that peace and order
cannot be preserved in the citys streets
We have by no means reached the
limit Of reserve the mayor declared to-
night. e am empowered TO call on
every able-bodied citizen over the age
of is years. OF course. I could not call
on the striker or the strike breaker or
their sympathizers. but l would have
TO draw upon the citizens of good cIIar-
acter from the general public"
MAN AND MONEY MISSING.
Laredo, Tex, May 3-Marttno Gonzales.
agent of the National Express COMPANY
at SaltillO. Mexico. Is missing as is also
package said to contain $1,000 in cur
FeneN. Roth the Hgent y nd Illtl tfanna.t-