Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-09
CLUBS, FISTS ARE
 USED FREELY
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 Dinan to board the cars with a detail of officers as soon as an appearance for reVolvers.
 He was to arrest and send to head quarters any of the strike-breakers whom he found armed. These in structions were conveyed to Assistant President Mullally immediately after the arrival of the nonunion men. After a brief conference Mir. Mullally gave his word that none of the car men would be armed. This promise was rigidly kept and there was no search by the police.
 The start from Oak and BrodericR at 3 o'clock was tame affair c1mpar- ed with yesterdays experiences. Chief Dinan, Captains Martin and 1 Gleason, Police Commissioners Hag- | gerty and Officers McKevitt lead in an automobile. The crowd of five or six hundred men and boys collect ! ed at the starting point did nothing more serious than to howl and jeer as | the cars proceeded out Oak. The i first stone was thrown at McAllister and Diyisadere streets by union l man. It struck John Dayison, one of | the guards, in the mouth. and laid his i lip open to the bone. He was knock 1 ed to his knees on the platform The | sight of blood streaming from the mans face caught the eyes of the mob as Davison staggered to his feet, and | they set up a cheer. The cars were stopped at once and Superintendent l Chapman left his automobile and went l to the injured mans assistance. He boarded a car while the crowds hoot- ed and led Dayison to an inside seat. He stood there beside the bleeding guard for ten or fifteen minutes while the car was under way.
 Second blood was drawn at Hayes street and Masonic avenue, where three members of the Electrical Work
 CTS union, mounted on supply wag'
 on, blocked the track and refused to
 move. Mounted Officer Budd finally
 lashed the mems horse with his quirt
 and got the wagon out Of the way
 The electricians, cursing and promis' ing revenge, forced their wagon in be
 tween one of the cars and an auur;uU
 bile and kept pace, meantime reviling
 the strike breakers. Budi nTderec
 them off, and to enforce the order
 struck the union driver several sting ing blows in the face with his quirt
 The men responded with fist blows
 and finally as Budd rode along at
 was struck In the face with a pair oi
 heavy pliers. At this half a dozeT policemen came to Budd's assistance
 They clubbed the three union men un , til blood flowed freely from gashe: in their heads, and dragged them bol | IT, haf 1 rested on a charge of assault and sen to the Park station. When Hayes and Devisadero streets were reacned mob of great size packed the thor oughfares and blocked progress. Hert the non-union men had trouble takint switch, and for ten minutes stones flew from the hands of the stTikert and their friends
 III Several stone throwers were col Jared by officers and knocked dowI
 by fist blows and club blows. At thl: place a carpenter working on seal folding threw his hatchet: 1t found lodgment in the foremost of th' crowd, but struck no one The Elai was captured by two officers after , short chase. and was arrested for as sault with a deadly weapon At an I OLuSE pOlut Ou f1dJCS oSACON = b-@%@SA@ CT stepped out of saloon and tosse' a revolver into a light wagon driver by ii, H. Hoag, proprietor of che RaI | i'd Press Company. Hosg picked th' weapon up and the police, not advis ed of the circumstances and hinkini ] he had pulled the gun. and was sbou Ito shoot, seized him and took the Pis I tol away. He explained Ihe situation and was released. officer oteinei one of the most active in forcing bac the crowds, broke his club in beatin a striker, and thereafter made use his fists. one of the last acts of viC ience that featured the exciting st miles run of the cars happened in
 mediately after passing from Have 1 into Divtsadero street A striker ra up alongside and threw box full red pepper at the guards. The air | fell short. After the return to tn
 car house and general offices at ca and Broderick streets. Ar. Mullal I stated that cars would be operate I again tomorrow. He thought it be-
 not to divulge the starting time C give the route.
 The majority of the strike breaker
 who manned the cars today cam
 from Kentucky. Of the thirty-od
 persons who were shot or otherwis
 wounded In yesterdays pitched oatt! H on Tuyh street, four are expected
 die. This would increase the nun
 Der of deaths to i've. as striker Jams 3 WHlsA dfeS. t1xfr pfrrt :, 1[1up c>f- tf