The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-10

crowd slash9d ths tires. The arrival OF
! the reserve "a from tho West Forty sew enth
/ to the chanireurs All of them were cut
aud bruised.
| 4 delivery wagon from q Harlem de
! partment store WAS held zap by crowd
az l,5d street and First avenue coon after
: u had lett the store Yesterday noon.
/ The driver and one VI the guards made
! their escape. The other guard. Charles
b freiericks of 25+ Greene avenue. Brook
! lyn. went down from blow with billy
III the hands OF one of the rioters.
/ Paper and excelsior were pulled from
! the furniture in the wagon and piled I'M
. darn"ath. Some one touched match
to ths pile. the horses were cut loose.
and soon tbs wagon was blazing. A fire
alarm wac Turmoil in and ths resery 90
Cal'od from tho Fast ia6th street station.
lTcderlcks was found 20 have a nasty
s'',p wound and was taken to Harlem
Hospital, II was feared that his skull
nigh. I've fractured
I Serg' McDermo;t ot the West Tooth
street station found an abandoned Adams
"N' re1- wagon Oh Ninety ninth street
near Central Park West yesterday after
/ noon IL was taken 20 tho station house
10 be claimed. The furniture and boxes
with which it was loaded apparently had
not been disturbed
/ \ strike disturbance that may very
likely result In a fatality occurred on a
!
avenue during the afternoon.
| John Schablin. q chauffeur. who IL IS
years old. and livee at 2ss West itSth
street. shot and seriously VIC nded q
striker named Patrick Scanlon Of ~ West
Sixty-first street in tight over the for
mer's refusing To strike With the other
Chauceurs.
Three chauffeurs employed hy the New
York Taxicab Company and who would
not obey the general order TO quit work
had boarded the car at Twelfth avenue
after after leaving the companys garage i9
by six strikers Schablin told these men
that his former experience a. q striker
/ had been unfortunate and besides he was
the only support for his wife and mother.
Scanton hit him. and SchAblin drew q
revolver and fired hitting Scanlon behind
the left esr. Scanlon was removed TO
the Roosevelt Hospital and bad not re-
! covered consciousness last night. Schab-
| lin was arrested. Lampert Towns. one
OF the chauTeurs with Schablin. was also
arrested a. a material witness
Among the rows was one at Sixty
eighth street and Madison avenue. where
the strike rioters ran out and attacked an
express wagon guarded by John Smith
OF 100 Blocker street. When the driver
and his helper saw tine men coming armed
with bottles they fed and left Smith to
fight ~ out. Smith was knocked out and
then the rioters cut the harness from the
hors~ and dumped the wagon with its con-
tents upon the southbound Madison ave-
nue. surface car tracks. The line was
blocked for fifteen minutes before the po-
lice. who got there after II was all over.
riGhtnd the wagon. The wounded guard
was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital.
The general strike order to the chauf
feUrs Of the Fifth avenue buses and the
coal wagon drivers to strike in sympathy
was held up for day They were to
f-t To hat ,s
stated that the order has gone out for
them 10 strike to-day.
James McSianu-. industrial arbitrator
~ the state Board of Mediation came
to Ashton and pleaded with him To delay
tho order for the general strike for forty
eight hours. ~ he believed il il was
delayed that time there would be good
chance Of a settlement through the efforts
81 the Cancellation COMMITTEES. Of the Civic
Federation. the Merchants Association
and other bodies
Ashton said he would bring the matter
before the board Of business agents Of the
New York unions ~ the teamsIer which
has power 10 CeCide the matter They
deCided 10 grant the request. and there
will he no general strike TODAY.
In" Jersey city authorities began
Yesterday to enforce for the first time
an ordinance adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen in 1893 requiring drivers Of
business vehicles to take out licenses ana
four drivers filing the places Of striking
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