The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
md arrest or nj persons so unlawfully
nssombling
tsigncd) JOHN u. nEYBuRN,

TO concentrate 1000 policemen at In
rcndcnce Square. They looked like
army us they marched down Chest
Street with riot clubs held at "rii
Shoulder
Docs Not stop strikers
These actions. the Mayor ana dir
tor thought, would put an insta
stop TO the proposed demonstrate,
but they did not By any means.
The strikers and their friends Z
kcmbled ut Thirteenth and Mark
Streets aud moved south to Chestn,
marching four abreast and. wavil
American flags proceeded to Ind
a pendcncc Square.
Make no noise and create no disc
DER was the order they had fro
their leader. c. @. Pratt, tie organic
OF tho carmen. and j. j. Murphy. pre-
idcnt OF the Central Labor Union.
The mon obcyed Occasionally, rs
car manned BY strikc-breakers passe
through the ranks. few hothead
hootcd. but generally the parade wa
decent and quiet. AS the striker
passed the doors OF tic hall, tllroug
whose glass panels could be seen til
old cracked bell, they raised their ha,
n anu waved their5flags. Spectators alon
the sidewalks cicered.
Strikers Orderly.
18 Passing around the hall, the parad
which was not pretty to look at bu
apparently was sincerely meant, swun
into the open park. Once or twice
matted, and then the 1000 policcme
moved forward and ordered the men 4
Keep moving. West of Chestnut. Stree
the march went to the CITY Hn,l ~
Broad. There 1t dispersed. when, I Il,
union men. who could be DISTINGUISHED
by their uniforms and badges. tlenartc al
about their business. the sy,npntl,izers
began the work OF lawlessncss
81 Nearly every section Of the civ j, !.
Il Its tale to tell OF cnrs attnc,,cd or
mon assaulted by strikers or. svnna.
thizcrs or of clashes with police when
the latter tried to dispersc the crowds
There was a wide differences Of
opinion today as to tho extent of the
strike.
Claim -o.0on .rc ~,
Is Tho commit, ~ ~ 49,, r. ~
i ,ho,. I-,,io,, ,,.,tn,, 49, :. -. ~
.tri,so ~ .tata,... W ~. ~ t,e
nn,,o,,ncoa tb,, ,a,,,s.. .',,a. sa ~.
1oo ,,nion I,,n, 80 a,,t a,s 49,. .ha. ~ 80,
,yn11< mn ,,,t .eeaa,., on'noo 30. . ~.
,,.,ri, ~. ''as hiieceed oV'oVo other
M ~.
,,,,,,. c s.a.e'i.ent declared mat bakers.
,na,.a m ,,at VI ., ul,Ne lla grocery clerks
~ 49, ~ eaiicu on, ana would not be.
Ia bor h .,, d"e ucsns % orsan1zed
,,,,,s,,' ~ go ~ e. h.eFlci1cc the
tha da,,nar w eN.eHs. or !handicappins
ca,,,a 49,, - .iic 'itpesshrles OF me-
.bat - ooo ..auers sa'u ,hey figured
10. .o.Vvo i., ,, RESPONDED TO the strike
.,raa.i,. IN ~. .1aa 'ie NUMBER would be-
9 Aitt,s. ~ Iaseu ny lohoaS:
,hn cit,. IaoI .ne si's'ra -, popui ,a OF
,.ne cry LOOKS upon the strike as a
most serious affair, tho city admins
ration from Mayor Rcyburn down
processes 10 believe that the walk-out
IS no. as widespread as proclaimed by
the labor leaders.
!, iie a, s'as' Director OF Public Safe
", SAD to-day that he had police re-
n oon 10 snow that not more than 90
1-;th .,n Me on strike However,
was oyiner, ne ~, oon 1,,S reports. It
tries arc NO, ~, ,,aue.InIa INDUS
conflict Tho rro,, p' ,,,s., by INC.
lishments. s,1ch nc p,,n,.',,.. IA. estab-
car wor,,s cup snip Yard, Brilrs !,
all of which aro 1870. mra,aie steel Works.
were in opcration - ta. ,s,op concerns.
tically their fn1I rorca VIII prac-
The greatest nnmhor or
strikers was fond a,,o, - n.pathet,c
workers in tho 1hensin,-. ,,'e ,,eA.ile
and the Allied Buildin- Traa ''s :. ny ~
strikers c1ai,noa ,,a,''' ~ o''s. y ne
were out in these two ind,st piol pc nIaH
PnraIyzlnE Busincss ato'e.
No hand was raised to-dn,. - ~.
The conflict which il rapidl,. ~, ~ ~, 1.op
ing business. There was a rnmor II
Circulation tonight that tho ny ,aha ~
leaders might request President ne Tnf,5
70 use his influence to bring an and
. ., INC trouble or take some stem ,lonn
INC INES adopted by President Poosa.
4ens IN tho anthracite coal strike ~
~; such move, it is believed
4 I'LL l3e IL, ne welcomed by the people Of
i'''T THY Loies
street car strike itself rLa p,,;,. sne
Una ! MA. hapid Transit Company Ind
an neu. ne same number Of cars IL
W., . : .'on us had Yesterday. which,
t,s aesoialnst,r 10. the company. a N. /.
me more tha,, 5000. People generallv
being Injured ma -. q cliancc Of II
mo. IN The cars because Of pri,,cin,o q
~ eo.npahy opened one new limo IN II
:. sou..eih part OF the city. but nftn. Sc
: !, y" tfips the cars We're withrra, rn
p ~. OF the frequency With whic,, | S,
h,r / y,