Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-19

is not expected that the strike will
seriously interfere with the operation
of trains for several days In the
meantime it is understood that the
railroad officials are preparing to se-
cure men TO fiji the places OF strikers,
a number of deputy sheriffs were
sworn in yesterday and guard the Rio
Grande shops today signs have
been placed in conspicuous places
warning trespassers,
Union men declare they will not
molest the shops nor trespass upon
the property Of the company. and to
keep the mon together arrangements
have been made to open strike hend-
quarters ia the Club building and also
near the Burnham shops.
DENVER. March 17-There is no
sign of peace in the Denver & Rio
Grande strike at noon today In the
local shops only five men are at
work and they are heavily guarded.
The local situation is typical of con
ditlons along the line The union ma.
chinists, boi.ermakers and black
smiths consider the present strike is
struggle for the preservation og
unionism in the West.
The Denver & Rio Grande has
practically thrown down the gaunt.
let to the mions, and the strit.
ers say they had no choice but to
make fight tor what they consider.
ed their rights. There Is little pos
shibility that the trainmen's unions
viii Join in the strike. unless the road
should attempt to break It's con.
tracts with thom. which is unlikely.
It is not improbable. however that
shopmon on all the Gould lines may
be involved in the strike before many
days pass.
OGDEN, March 1.-THE American
car in the New York to Paris race
left Promontory, Utah, this morning.
The Italian car reached Green River,
Wyo.. to-day at noon. The German
car reached Omaha early this after
noon Tho French ear was at Grand
island Mob. This morning
SAN FRANCISCO, March II. - AL
special iispat5h from san Diego. Cal,
makes the announcement today by i
Rear Admiral Evans, commander OF
the Atlantic feet. that upon Its ar.
rival AZ san Francisco he would re-
tire from command because OF mi
health. This announcement officially |
confirms the report from Washington
That Admiral Evans would haul down
his flag upon arriving at san Fran
cisco.
CHICAGO March 17-Emma Cold |
man was iareibly dragged from the
stage OF the Worldngmen's hall last
night boy the police captain as she be-
gam her address ON Anarchy and
Free Speech"
Her reported fance, Dr. Ben Reit-
man. and Chicago hobo socialist,
sprang 10 her rescue but the police
man threw him from them violently
and rushed the woman into tie street |
Miss Goldman attempted to fight Cap.
tain Mahoney, her captor, and WAS
carried bodily struggling and scream
ing to the street, where sha was put
into the arms of DR.. Miriam Yompot-
ski her Chicago hostess. who induced |
her to go home.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, March III
Twenty-Five students OF the University |
of Michigan spent part of last night
ia Jail and the star Nickel theater |
was thoroughly wrecked as the result |
of riot Of students last evening. |
which Iasted until o'clock this morn
ing. The moving picture machine
and theater piano we're broken to
pieces.
The trouble started Saturday night
IN dispute between forestry stu.
dent named Kamm, from Kentucky, |
and b. Reynolds proprietor OF the
theater. News OF the affair was cir
eniated among the students Sunday /
and yesterduy, with the result that
some bolder spirits planned to make
reprsals against the theater manage. |
neut
The crashing Of glass announced
.he opening attack. one college man
hurting a brick through the front win
dow and from that moment pande-
monlum reigued windows OF not
only the thcater, but OF adjoining
BUILDINGS were shattered by fusillades
Of rocks. and students finally attack
cd the building In rush formation,
tearing out the front The police we're
powerleas. the students ieering at the
officers and stealing their helmets as
souvenirs, and when the fire depart
ment was summoned to drench the
crowd with water. the boys ran away
with 100 feet of hose. Finally the
trouble was stopped when the mill
lila was ordered ont.
Elldns daughter Of Senator Elldns.
Tie duke came to Rome the middle
Of February and had several long
interviews with the king. Following