The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-08
Two Accused FireNith-
out Cause, Policeand ther
Witnesses Say.
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Warning FactionsG Get Bether
in an Effort to B
the Strike.

Robert Qualley. the fourtyear-oid
boy who was shot durithe riot
between special policemen the en-
ploy OF the New York Tab Com
psny ard striking chaurfeund their
syu1pat1izsrs. in front OF home, No.
<u West Fifty-seventh eet. last
night, died IN Roosevelt bital at 8
A NJ. to-day. The injurooy never
regnined consciousness afrle fell on
the sidewalk with q bulleGough his
there was no hope OF sa. his life.
His heartbroken mother WIT his side
when he died.
While the shooting OF innocent
boy was an accident, the ice say 1t
was due to the indiscrtnte use OF
revolvers by the inexperiei men EN-
ployed by the Taxicab mpany to
guard property and the cffeurs who
are taking the places OF kers.
Richard D!neen and RobStuts, spe-
c!al officers in the employ the Taxi
cab Company. who aduIi shooting
their revolvers in the 1T, We're ar
raigned before Coroner ady to-day
and after the notwithstanding held
. in 5000 bail each. whicounsel for
the company said woule furnished.
In default OF bail they committed
to the Tombs.
Both men declared thshev shot in
the air, but the reportf the police
and statements from vTSses do not
agree with their storiel The police
and Witnesses both sape two men
began firing for no caIvha tsoever.
and that they fired IL crowd OF
strikers.
On His Way mo.
The little Quailey poyho was am
bilious 10 become a laer. had been
TO night school at PubSchool No, SO
and was on his way me when he
stopped near his house play for
few minutes with some npanions. He
was almost in his do,ay when the
nrlng began, and ne n
julius Schwab. a foum-year old boy
who was with young alley when he
was shot. says that tttaxicabs came
speeding toward them, he crowd was
thick aud he heard am on the sec
ond taxicab shout OUT
Go ahead and scattthe -"
Then Game two sndfrom the seat
OF the second taxi. Yig Schwab felt
q bullet whiz past hisr, and then he
saw his little friend !. He thought
at FIRST that oualley Is not injured.
After two more shotnad been Aired
and the crowd ran rbent over him
and found that he hsbeen wounded.
Young Schwab couldot give a de-
scription OF the man v, did the shoot
ing. but he says, IN cOadiction OF the
oompany's statenent.hat the shots
were fred deliberatelnto the crowd
and not in the air. b
Conferences Ter Way.
n was learned to-day an Evening
World reporter that a secret confer
snoe at an uptown hoiheld last night
between members OF .cey & Co., the
organizers OF the tcab company.
certain politicians WI are interested
in the concern and VAN Craven, The
Chairman of The Sters Executive
Committee, a acknowledgements had
nesn reached wheret the chauffeurs
promised that II thdompany would
recognize tho union " would be de-
cured from any furthstrllses. 1t was
decided to hold anOtt conference this
afternoon at Q o'Cloaat the offices OF
the Tracey Arm at ! 10 Wall street.
when II viii he deceit whether or not
the chaunAurs' propIl can be enter
laiLed.
A cab driven byleorge Coke. a
81 rlke-brealling drly, collided with =
surface ear ct Fifthird street and
early tnly ana tho cab
was badly snldshed.sume windows on
The car were broken
Blsmes Blnoh, for Riots
Magistrate S'eine IN the West Side
Court to-day. Tapp the special ON
cers" employed byhe company. and
let hiNerbai club swing