Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
.Of an Early Settlement of
 the TedmSterS' Strike
CONFERENCE TOMORROW
Unless an Agreement Is Reached Be- fore July l, the Situation VIII Be Complicated by a Strike of the Freight Handlers.

Chicago. June 17.-Negotiations for the ending of the temasters strike were re-opened late this afternoon and on Monday q conference will be held be- tween the strikers and J. V. FarweII. Jr., who has been delegated 10 act m matters of this kind for the employers.
 President c. p. Shea Of the teams ters union win not he a member Of the committee which win meet MT. Far well nor will any of the members Of the old strike committee which was friend ly to President Shea It Is possible that unless an agreement is reached on Monday strike of the freight handlers employed in the railroad freight de- pots will result on July l. This strike will be the result of a refusal of the freight handlers to touch goods hand led to the depOts by non union men At present the freight handlers are bound by contract which compels them to handle them. but this agreement ex- pires on July 1.
 All of the freight handlers are ask ing for an increase in wages amount ing to about 10 Der cent No actiun has been taken on the demand by the railroads as yet but the freight handlers gre of the opinion that a strike while ! the teamste-s trouble is Still On will aid both unions materially in ob- | taining what they want The officers | of the freight handlers union. are how ! ever strongly opposed to the strike and President C. P. Flannery of the freight handlers UEiOn declared tonight he had strong hopes of reaching an adjustment with the railroads without having to strike.
 l The strike situation before the grand jury developed nothing new. Promises are still made by States Attorney Hea- ly that a great sensation is forthcom- ing but he declines to discuss the de- tails.
 1 One mcn was instantly killed and two others dangerously wounded today by deputy sheriffs who were guarding T1On-uniOn drivers of express wagons The dead are Frederick Hucksold. a teamster. shot through the heart by Charles Hillman, deputy sheriff Frank
 Davis was wounded by Frank Arm strong, conductor of an American Ex- press company wagon. Armstrong fir-
 ed into a crowd which jeered at him
 and the bullet struck Davis in the ab-
 domen. passing entirely through his
 body. Armstrong was arrested Wm
 White. a teamster. was shot in the lefI
 side by Charles Hillman.
 The shooting of White and Huck-
 sold occurred this afternoon at the iu-
 tersection of Van BuIen and Canal
 streets. The express wagon in charge
 of Hillman and William Monroe was
 blOckaded by number of union teams
 teTs and White. who was one of them
 called the deputies a number of names
 Monroe placed him under arrest and a fight followed. Other teamsteTs ran az , to protect White and were assaultinE
 Hillman and Monroe. when the former
 drew his revolver and fired several
 shots. one of them struck White in thi
 side inflicting serious wound and an other passed through the hear. O , Hucksold who was a passenger on Van Buren street car. He had jumpeS [ up from his seat to watch the fight jus
 in time to meet the bullet from Hiu-
 mans revolver.