The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-09
Struck Because of Delivery of Goods
by Non-Union Drivers.
THREE MEN FATALLY HURT
RIOTING YESTERDAY WAS DIES
PERATE IN CHARACTER.

TACT tudI -Jf drivers ItT tIlt various A"t-
niturc dealers in the city viii strike to-
morrow morning and also l7o paint woIh h
ers. employed 10y the Heath & Mi1gan
company The strike of the furniture
drivers was foreshadowed ou SATURDAY.
when at convention OF tHt lETfllotr
dealers association it was declared nat
theIr men must MAX" deliveries lTFtSi'tt,-
i've of strike conditions They today or
dered their men L" carry goods TO Jhs
huyC0tIeG houses and the strike tonne
row viii bee the result
The paint workers of Heath * NiIIig7n
ar" the first msmu"r~ of any union, rot
a member of the teamStars' Organization
To go on strike Do support of the team
SterS They have walked out because &c
delivery of goods 10y uou-uuion team
Wagons Nearly All in Use.
The state street department stores and
large dry goods hou~c= had nearly their
entire compile meut of delivery wagons TO-
clay and throughout the day TRANSACTED
business on almost a normal basis Fiji
teen hundred wagons manned 10y non
union men were operated from state
street today and the number Will bC ma
1erialiy increased tomorrow No NOR"
The State street stores or hy the En-
IIuycrS IcamiuC company and as rapidly
ass possible those now at work are being
suppiauted by white men Al the Office
of the Employers TeamiuE company to-
night " WAS announced that 10 white
men had been imported during tn day
from Cincinnati and Kansas City and
~eveUty-fiEe more had been secured fn
Chicago Individual contracts were made
with all of these men and they viii be
given permanent employment
Tho ~iorUE today was of a sharper
character than that OF SATURDAY. Three
men were fatally injured and 20 H-iuf'~
of others badly hurt. although tEr EUm-
hoT of tho wounded Is not. as 70 Vic icr
nearly 81 large as some OF the daN- Tie
middle of last week, The fatally tHTt-
Albert EuherS. shot INA the abdomen.
Richard FTuen- brother of Joha Irucn,
stabbed
Five others were injured
The majority of the affrays occurred
during the early part of the afternoon. e
Civic Commission.
The civic commission. appointed 10y
Mayor dunno To- investigate the S'rikc
commenced operation today IT did Ht-!c
hut organize for future work. and the
Fromi~e for the successful performance
of it's mission does not seem 10 lee bright
II has no power iO summon witness y aud
must not therefore rely ON volunteered
testimony Tonight the members 90 tn"
Employers association declared mat they
had received no official notice Of the
creation ct the commission and would
have 40 dealings with ia until tn"E had
hecU properly notified of IT'S existence
President DuId Of the Chicago Federation
of Labor declared for the labor wru tl-at
none or them would appear hnfnrs the
commission and xiv" any evidence what
ever unless its sessions WeT. open To the
public. and 10 Investigated NOT only the
cause. of the present toamsterS' strike
but those leading up 20 the strike of the
garment workers of MONTGOMERY Ward
IF this strike four months after IT'S in
Ceptiou that the teamstcTS Went out in
sympathy
The members of tho MAYORS commission
ISSUED the statement late today declaring
that they had a private session today I'm
th" city hall IT was understood how
ever. hat up announcement of The pro
Ceodiugs would be- made until the hearing
was completed and decision reached.
Tia" action OF the labor men q. declaring
against the secret faHta~s of the hearing
practically uu1ltfed IN. attitude of the
commission ass soon -- HuTouuced-
Must Be Sworn.
Tho efforts of the atto.1reg~ or Tho Ia
Dor leaders q" project their clients from
answering questions IN connection with
tho federal iufuuctiouS grant tel during the
strike 10y Judge koHJ~,aaJ EruZed uuayaii-
fuE. judge NohiSaat decided that al
though person can avail himself "f the
privilege of NOT answering discriminating
questions the defendants r E-t appear he
for. Master Boo thavtcry sherman fnrunr-
row morning and ie SwurT aS witnesses.
n the occasion arose wHar, They did NOT
desire to- answer questions for fear Of
discrimination they could take advau1aEr
Of their rights and refuse Tho privilege
Of refusing TO answer questions was aII
that anyone could ask
Prefer to Go To Jail.
There could Doe - possible objection to
| n
tomorrow morning the labor leaders
against whom the 5uIuueti1-i- were T~Srsu .
viii appear before Master fg tuancarv .
sherman and the examination fu sun
port Of the restraining orders which are +
TcturUahle uu Wednesday, Will Dee COM
menCed.
This arrangement of Judge Konr-aat .
was not satisfactory CD the labor leaders /
however. and President DnI6 mi the Chi
CagO Federation of Labor. declared to-
night that none or tho men would appear T.
10 give testimony even lf their refusal .
resulted IN them being compelled To- so to .
Jail
SALT LAKER SLASEED /
WITH KNIFE ON TRAIN /
Recovery Is OOubtfuI-Man Who
Did the Cutting Killed by
Idaho Constable.
Boise. Ida, May S.-A special to =
= the Statesman from Bellevue saws y
= An unknown man said ru me =
= sheepherGer. ran amuCk on the >
= Wood River branch train today. =
= and after SlaShIuE the throat of > I
= one of the passengers VII knife ,
= was shot and instantly killed by =
= Constable William Schaner- who =
= was on the train The train was , .
= run back To Bellevue and the dead
man and his victim were taken OFF. = /
= The injured man Is named Moore. =
= and he Is connected with the Salt > I
= Lake HEADQUARTERS OF Collier the ; !