Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-01

,orfel cnce Of the toumstcrs, Thousands
~ small packages are being dollverel
by mail through the United states
street railway postal car Col Leroy
r. Steward superintendent OF the Tree
delivery system Of the chicago post.
ONCE says that there has been a per-
ceptiDlo Increase IN this business from
the day the delivery wagons Of the de-.
pnrtmcnt stores were stopped by the
street car service articles purchased
IN tho morning may he delivered by
mail NJ the door Of the purchaser, pro-
vidod tho package In not too heavy
Thousands ~ purchases are light
enough 10 meet the limit Of postal req
ulallons,
Ttniy.nye tcanls,crs employed by tho
anthracite and by the bltumlnoue com.
panleq struck today The hauling fm
tho company Was at once turned over To
the Employers Tenmlng association,
Reports were received that the oNs
press companies were doing consider.
able transferring m suburban places,
This move, II was said by the strikers,
would be checked by spreading the
strike To the suburbs,
Merchandise ana other material
stored n four buildings of Wnkom &
Mcl1ughlln is tied up, Transfers ana
others who have done hauling IN and
from the warehouse became Involved IN
the strike complications today ana quit
work
AFTER INJUNCTION NlOLATORS
A large number of persons who have
engaged IN strike demonstrations woro
reported today 10 attorneys who. with
the aid OF agents aud detectives are
collecting evidence against persons al.
A Il. ~ Ia. 4
ders of Judge c. e. kohlsaat ~ tho
United suites federal court The mat.
ter viii be taken before the federal
judge,
giH HUNDRED MEN STRIKE,
chicago, May H. Six hundred mon
employed nv the Chicago q Great
Western company wont on, ON. strike
today for olghl hours work ana 10
hours pay Tho mon operate dredging
end pile driving machinery
mo CONSIGNMENT or STRIKE
BREAKERS
The largest consignment OF strike.
breakers uniNinR today were met AT
the Illinois Central railway depot by
u guard NJ 100 policemen watched Wv
thousands ol hostile eyes, the noW nr.
Wvnls, 400, were mnrchod IN the middle
of the streets 10 lodging houtCH IN the
center of the city, Police details are
running short, II IN said by somp NJ
the employees, who predict chat military
aid VIII ho necessary before the end
of tin week. -Four hundred wagons uns
den guard are now on the streets ,ucs
cordlug 10 Victor sincere, of the Em'
plOycrs' association,
"From tho wholesale grocery houses
We have had many applications ior poo
lice protoctlnn today with which we
have been unable Ia comply" sud MI
Sincere,
ON the other hand, Asst chief of Pos
lice Srhuoltler suya ne has AL the men
that are necessary,
The strike presents u particularly
serious outlook for produce dealers, Io'
day they were almost unable 20 get
ruppics nv transfers refused 10 hn.<
express companies goods, and " forced
10 do 40, would quit Prices for fruit,
vegetables poultry butter cggs ana
similar articles showed II tendency to
advance,
While nvc coal wagons from the
Daniels Coal company were bolng uns
loaded IN the rear OF the Union League
club today, missiles were thrown at the
ncnsuni0n tonmstora when one of the
detectives guarding the wagons ilrod
several shots into the air A largo
crowd which had gathered WAS dls.
p,rsod by the police
A riot broke out on the Adams street
bridge today when u negro lonmHtor
fired NJ strike synplthlgera The po.
lice kept the situation IN hand by u
series ~ PUSHES, Twelve men We're
arrested
A new federal Injunction, n. was stat.
ed today would be asked for on the
ground thut the strike w interfering
with Interstate commerce, Tho apple
cation, II was said, would be made ON
behalf OF the express companies,