The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09
i rs Are Fired and In
q, Are Confined TO
Minor Wounds.
AFFORD THE
DESIRED PROTECTION
lien Who Make Attack
,tsikebreakers Are Sc
'yereIy CIubbed.

|al3
/ nssANCISCO, May s.-The po-
II ,e first time since the com
of the street car strike,
b. iictual protection this after
|lon lwo of the United Railroads
E'i sed by twenty-one strike
h 4. nd as a result of this pro
|vn, these ears were run over
Y M,f track without the firing
x ss
Fed
hsr m. one of them strike
|sr ,-,c other three members of
liz sal Workers union, were IN
h "a rrc was intermittent hurting
cr rby union crowds at various
bi sg the route, and for two
2. Elles a mob Of at least 1000
bows ran with the cars,
a;saling epithets, daring the
gsanen to get OFF the cars and
+ SisT ,heering vociferously when
5'.)ne or another cause, the
m ssr.t brought temporarily to a
hi hx,senty police officers and
P rlled by Chief Dinan, some
i Ss1n automobiles, a number
|saue sa horses, aud others afoot.
inis = ~, the cars. Assistant Presi
|ud-a veil Mullalley, Superintend~
!. ,hrn and other officers of the
|asisz .oads, kept pace IN automo-
?, I,y e :. he cars.
q gss a Better District.
70, U selected was through the
~ business and residence
gh" 4, ,-le western addition and the
b. r+ss.istrict-from the carbarns
|esr 81 Brodcrick streets to Stan
|lnIA 10 the Diamond Cross-over
y Il. to Page, TO Divisadera, to
ing e to Lake, to Sixth avenue,
Ect Feto the Eighth avenue cross
FnlI msA ,eturn by Fulton, Stanyon,
"t nrsI ladcra and Oak streets. The
rnru,s ade at 3 o'clock and the
4 WCh npleted two hours later.
L c,y 9ommencement TO Its finish
|cn sAi lisplayed decision, energy
|i!tes slation in dealiup with the
whcs ling crowds. When neces-
an la,nI hey did not hesitate 10
|Sn mrr Siibs and use them, and as
|-I,y Trsber of heads were broken;
[rty on came through.
the IN hat cars We're TO be startc |
tie g nd Broderick instead uf
L, Sn Iad Fillmore streets did not
|nsIiusss. ally known until after The
u ~. I'D the main crowds stayed
,ni r.:dltte: point of congregation
nsrudg minutes after , o o'clock
|anis 5 3vcrci wagons containing
[red, sHione strike-breakers who
rs sarl the cars emerged into
be n IRON the company s yards
/. .ss w ,1sen at a gallop TO Oak and
w ounted policemen escort
|.aran Arms Carried.
llP Iason had instructions from
lkllllto board the cars with n
" ers as soon as an appear
-.srdc and search the opera
| n[ llWolvers. He was TO arrest
kfIlIE headquarters any of the
uLlupy whom he found armed.
lions were conveyed to AS
Tent Mullalley imediately
val Of the nop.union men,
!, L,troyDE5rief conference Mr.. Null
|li'' is word that none of the
|at SIdti be armed. This prom
|a' " kept, and there was no
W police.
rom Oak and Broderick at
z" Is a tame affair compared
ay'sl experiences, Chief
n, ms Martin and Gleason,
p''' 70 ssioner Haggcrty and Of
ON. 81. led In an automobile,
|. yelpi: five or six hundred men
!. m Acted at the starting point
Eeh t1ore serious than 10 howl
|loTen Q cars proceeded out Oak.
~ one was thrown MT Meal
-, ls.s tsadcro streets. by union
|is". t>k John Davidson. one of
IN >e'r the mouth, and laid his
ain :ifc' e bone. He was knocked
IA mc on the platform. The
icr" ,hr streaming from the man g
F8in ,ssT5ie eyes OF the mob us Dav.
|or'" h, TO his feet, and they set
|ine, .;so. She cars were stopped at
fcpo,,t erintendcnt Chapman left
Foyem, y and went TO the injured
He ecS,.s}nce. He boarded car
Foun ,r.is bHds booted. and led Day
Lst "'r,.side seat, He stood there
resent : eeding guard for ten OF
obds!;. s while the car was undS
vice Men Fight Officers.
hing 80 I'D was drawn at Have:
|he cor sonic avenue, where three
|,as retv the Electrical Worker,
|he cily- yed ON ~ supply wagon
The %. faek and refused TO move
"A ne'pAeer Budd rode up and
n.stne. ms horses with his auir-
70 nsrOsis eagon out Of the way. Th.
StrnoiM ursing and promising re
La,e iot Their wagon IN between
Fep' siw e and An automobile au(
|he 81 lntime rcviliug the strike
tseeSH Wtd ordered them off. an,
|Blsv" ",h, order. struck the unior
|rete ldN stinging blows in th,
|loNlpht ,is jluirt. The man rcspondc,
1.-The = ~ 8. and finally as Bud,
Tpsr struck him in the fac.
|CiN tb'%f heavy pliers. At thi
|jpg. ~ q olicemcn came To Budd
asrpax pfhey dubbed the thre
FcnfrTsT,od flowed freely frop
pnblss sr,ir heads, and draggc,
FOR Toe rom their wagon. The
s4loa - on a charge of asaul
.Je Park precinct station.
<srsf - and Divisadero street
On f mob Of large siz
usap