The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04
STATE TRIO BE cALIED
OUT TO, PUT; Al STOP no
Rio oTlNo AN b DIS OR. B
DER IN The STRIKE
Fs DISTRICT.
EMPLOYERS TO ADD FIVE
HUNDRED WAGONS TO fTtiE
y LIST ALREADY DEEJy.
ERlNa THEIR (
GOODS.
(By Publishers I'ress.)

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~ CHICAGO, May eommtttee Of
employers, comprising Twelve repre-
sentaslyes Of the largest business In
forests inst the city, departed ahortIy
after noon forS Springfield 70 ask
Governor peneen 10 eallaolt thr nls-
tional Guard.
( CHICAGO, !, May Governor De-
mems Office at Springfield lis besteg.
ed BY REPRESENTATIVES, Of labor organ
lizatlons and employers of Chicago.
one factlen urging him to send the
troops into the city 70 ppell disorder
arising from the teainsters strike
and the other body Beseechlng him
to keep out OF the place all gem
blances Of military forces. 'l'
Mayor Dunno has not asked for
outside aid, and Chief OMEN says
he has not yet exhausted Ills entire
strength. Barrett and his deputies
have not been called upon, and al
though the power Of the sheriff's Of
sflce Is great, the employers persist
ln$thelrS cry for troops.
In the event that State troops are
ordered Into service Il Is said there
viii be more opportunities for MAX.
Ing examples OF 9the lawiessly Inclin-
ed through legal prosecdtions than
exist under civil force. This, 1t is
believed has been taken Into consid.
eratlon BY the interests that have
combined to fight stril disorIler III
Its general aspect. Vi spread Of the
strike toyseyeral firms Is expected TO-
day. All OF them announce that they
will make deliveries 10 concen,s AZ
fected by the strike. and q waikout
of drivers IS expected to FOLLOW. !,
Gasoline Steamer III llse.
A new. plan 10 get around the EN-.
barge on street tratilc has been put
into effect by ! holessle grocery
firms which, chartered d gasoline
steamer and win thereafter transfer
merchandise between the d!fserent
railroad depots and stores by way OF
the Chicago river. Freight was put
aboard the boat without interference
by the strikers. Some rioting vas
done last nigh Frank Clark d newly
appointed policeman and sydney
Chambers, a non:unlon driver being
among the injured. Chambers Is
probably fatally hurt as a result OF
his clubbing (;
More new policemen viii lie sworn
in today: Chief otSell announces
that 1000 men are nov On strike
duty.
Strike Breaker Frank Curry has
lost his star as special policeman
because he failed o8obey the police
regulations regarding a special pn.
liceman's duty. = !
i Heavy Fine For sietlns.
Heavy fines for riotlng are impos-
ed byEpollce mag gistrates whose docls-
cts are crowded with charges grow
ing out Of the strike
JsW. Williams colofed who Is al
legged to have attacked Defective Gid
dings5 In "a riot was hned 500. s'
Cornelius ii! Shea, president Of the
Internat tionals Teamsters Union and
James E. zarrys another Of the ofii-
GERS In the union, are made defend.
ants i'm . suit for 900 damages In
the Superior Court by attorneys in
the name Of Thos. G. Plat, president
Of the United States Express Com
pany.t
Il riot call this morning summoned
the police to the Dooley stores, Il
white man the police were told. had
been driven into d building by ne
igroes: They besIeged the building
and threatened 10 kilI the fugitIve.
a patrol wagon loaded With police
rushed to the rescue.
a big Development OF the strike
was the declaration Of the employers
that they would send out j 400 wag-
scsntIaued On Eighth psoo.)