Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-03
STRIKE BREAKERS
ARRIVE IN CHICAGO
Men Headed By Farley, the
Noted Strike Breaker.
DEATH LIST CONTINUES 70 GROW
One Hundred Strike Breakers CO On
Strike Tor More Pay ans Their De
mand Is orantsd--Mhoiessls Gro
GERS Teams Tied Up.

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Chicago. May 2.-Who'c,a,e imprr'
tation OF uuu.union men tom 81. Il as
and the alSval OF "s,uo,.5reaLers
Farley, from New York, gave ncw
turn oday 10 the teaster, STRIKE here
Immediately on his arrival Farley
held a conference with ,grcsentatives
Of che employers. Plan Tor putting
him in charge at all "sttoe breakers
are said to have been d, led on. Far.
ley managed the nonuniuu men in Ia
New YORK subway strik Nonun!on
men in forces said 10 ur almost un'
preeedented are ON theft way TO ChIoa
80. Il Was reported a .pec.al train
bearing as men len 81 Louis OVe,
the Illinois Central roaI early today
Another train with 800 ncn was bcing
prepared Tne work uf nobilihing
the men Ia ST Louis Ras conduct,
IN secrecy. Hall % Jhc men were
taken from southern Ib.auis and Ken.
lucky, Many Of them are negroes.
One hundred strike breakers en-.
ployed by the American Express com'
pany At the Pacific. Nrrih,rn Pacific
aud the National companies went OF
strike touay 70 oniOrc, - demand OF
g. a day for drivers RBI 81 a day tor
conductors and helper an alioS ancr
Of hfty cents for lunchson and extra
pay for over time. The increase vas
granted aud the men returned To WORK.
TumultuOus scene were Sltnchsvl
| today al jackson boulevard and FRANK
! lin street near the 'adauarirrs of the
employers teamins company. the 0t
| gAnlzation formed tp supplant tAe
| striking teamAers, John Williams, q
negro nonunion driver Was sitting on
one OF the wagons col, the employers
company waiting Scr caravans 10 br
| formed. A crowd u several hundred
persons had gathered and were je'
| ing Williams and other nOnuniOuihts
Suddenly a botii, thrONn from a
window Ia the upper ,tOry Of nearby
building struck Williams on the head
The negro instantly drew = reVolvci
and fired towards The window from
which the bOitle was thTown Th'
action of the negro man angered 10,
crowd and q concerted rash vas mads
towards him. VILLAINS jumped from
hiA wagon aud Bed dOwu tie street
Tie mob soon caught him and he Na'
being sasagely beaten whth the Polic'
rescued him from ne cToSd. WI
ilAms vas arrested nd charged wi,.
disOrdefiy cOnlucl. I'D vIth earn ln'
concesied NeapOnt
The Sholssais FrOccfs and coaer
tea and spice bous were more %
less o0mpioiely TIED az tOday b. th'
spreading az the t' ansters' wHlk0d'
A strike wAA calico against Chars,
hSAFa. teaming oDairRetOr sinpsOg
ing thirty drivers ard serving nnH
bsr Of whoisssle gfucerE Thlriy Nv
teamstesA smp.oy,I by DurABd az
kAsDcr also sen, o Near ala o.
tsamlug for Walsh fsoyie. ihs stss''
. Wedslss COMPANY sd several Dibr
usli knoEa h0uses Ths drivers g.
oiAsr grocery ara inciudinE Ffass
In MeyeaFh shd E .Aoai A Ga. a.
not rrpori lodsy
ossth Lea Cor, aUea - ofoS.
. The death bs J me tsamstsn
, STRIKE H. inere1slng Police sefEeat
Richard Cummihs he 49, iHjuFe
e vkiie % ehsrEe ~ a sanad E'safain
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