The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-18
Another Effort to End the
 Chicago Strike.
NEGOTIATIONS RE0PENED
More Fighting on Streets 0f
 Windy City.
One Man Instantly Killed and I've Others DanEerousIy Wounded bx Deputy sherins who Were
 on Guard.

 the ending of the teamsters' strike were re-opened late this afternoon and on Monday a conference will be held ue- tween the strikers and J. V. FarWeIis IT,. who has been delegated to act tn matters of this kind for the employers:
 President c. P. Shea of the TeamsterS Union will not be member of the com mittee which will meet Mfr Farweh nor will any of the members of the old strike committee which was friend lv to President Shea The strike zitua- tiion before the grand jury developed nothing new today. Promises are still made by States Attorney Healey that 2 great sensation is forthcoming, put ne declines to discuss the details. One man was instantly killed and two others dangerously wounded today by deputy sheriffs who were guarding non- union drivers of express wagons The dead. Frederick Hucksoid. team ster, shot through the heart hy Charles Hillman, deputy sherin, Frank Davis fatally wounded by Frank | Armstrong, conductor of an American | Express Company wagon. Armstrong 1 fired into a crowd which jeered him and the bullet struck Davis in the abdo- men. passing entirely through his body. | william White, teamstcr. was shot In the left side by Charles Hiiiman. Shot During Fight.
 | 1 occurred this afternoon at the tntersec- l tion of Van Buren and Canal Streets. l The express wagon in charge of HiIi- man and William Monroe was bloclx- aded by a number of union teansters and White. who was one of them. called the deputies number Of names. 1 Monroe placed him under arrest ana g. fight followed
 N Other teamsters ran up fo nr9tect I White and were assualting HillmNn and Monroe when the former drew his revolver and fired several shots. 0na of them struck White In tho side. in dieting a serious wound. and another passed throngh the heart of Hueksold, who was passenger on a Van Burez street car He had jumped up ~erosn } his seat to watch the fight just In tima to meet the bullet from Hiliinan's re-
 volxer riot call was sent to kha T Des Piaines police station and large force of officers was necessary Co dis perse the mob that had surrounded the
 express wagon and was threatening ths lives of Monroe and Hi1lman.
 1 Davis was shot when an express
 wagon which Frank Armstrong was
 guarding was passing BrickiayeFs'
 Hall. where a number Of teamsters 1 were receiving their strike benefits. The wagon was pelted with stone. and Armstrong. after warning the crowd several times, fired at a man who was l in the act of throwing a stone. The
 man saw the revolver leveled at him and lodged. The bullet passed over
 hlm and struck Frank Davis. who was
 standing directly behind him. Arn1-
 strong was arrested.
 An early terInination of the team
 sters' strike was predicted by repre- | sentatives of the union today after the
 teamsters' joint council had arranged lfor a special meeting of that body next
 Monday night, when new strike com
 Inittee will be appointed.
 The personnel of the new strike conn
 mittee, it Is said. will be antagonistlc
 to the continuation of the present
 struggle. One of the first moves of the
 board 1t is said will be to seek new
 conference with the employers, at
 which a settlement proposal, greatly
 modified in terms. will be offered.
 Golden Deserts Shea.
 George F. Golden, who, with a num-
 Der of others, was until recently
 staunch adherent, 1t developed tcday is
 the one who made the motion in the council providing for a new committees
 to be appointed at Monday nights meeting Golden. is the business agent of the packing house teamsters' union and former President of the teanlsters' joint council. Among those who are , counted upon to attend the caucus are
 representatives of the ice wagon drtv-
 CTS, furniture movers, express drivers,
 commission drivers, truck teamstera
 and several members of the teamsters
 national executive board
 Admission is made by States Attor- ney Healy that the grand jurors have , found important evidence apparently corroborating the report that the strike Is partly, at least. the result of con-
 spIracy directed against the firm of : Montgomery Ward & co. by other ena- ployers and by labor leaders, involving the payment of $30,000 installments o3 SIC, 900 and s2O.0OO. If an indictment , Is voted as a result, the alleged cons , spirators are likely to be charged with being responsible for one or more nltK- , ders growing out of attacks of so- , called "wreoking crews.'
 , States Attorney Healy thls afternoon
 announced that as a result of the grand
 jury investigation of alleged eorrup-
 tion practices in labor matters. the
 State expects to make a strong case Of conspiracy against some of the men in- timately connected with the teamsters' strike.
 The speedy end of the strike Is pre- dicted by some owing to the proposed , overthrow of President Shea's support- CTS in the teamsters' joint council Shea . is alleged to have been deserted by al.
 .oat a1l bfs chief allies.