The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-07
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and Twenty-sixth street. TheDnore tho
/ crowd increased IN size the more dts0r-
DERBY t became. Policemen tried TO
break Il up They were egged from the
windows u houses and stoned by persona
IN the crowd.
The policemen drew pistols and fred
/ into the AR. but tho threat accomplished
nothing. The crowd became more vio-
, lent. Several policemen were Knocked
down and seriously hurt. Ia was APP
pArrntr that the small force had no chance
against 5000 angry rIoters R~enIO.oe-
msnt arrived and charged the crowd Ia
grim earnest Policemen shot NJ the
/ rIngleaders and shot to kill.
/ Costello turned out Of tho crowd and
ran toward his own home in the imme-
diAts nsIghbOrhoOd 4 policeman fol-
lowed him and shot him a. Costello
reached IN. back yard OF his place. Tho
man was taken to the WomAn's HosnRo-
psthic Hospital. where . priest admin
ister-d the last rites
Several rioters wer. hit Nv bullets. but
none was ssrto,anly hurt. A number Of
the slisturDsrz spsnt tho night IN cells.
Policeman samuel Renshaw was badly
h~aten by . crowd of strike synpa-
thizera ~ Seventy first street and Wood
land avenue William McPherson. the
proprletor q POolrOo'n. vas IN the
fiTing from one Of the cars dropped
Mcpherson with hrOken leg.
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.s.r auowuows ro-p.Y
Tho real showdown ~ the union labor
strength should cotne 'o-morrow- I'M
dAy half holiday the lalpur leaders are
overessimating the number Of ikera
The union leaders say that because o' ne
half holiday nAnv woTklngmen wait@h
until Monday 70 STRIKE Pr tat s a, ~ nS 1po
men ara out hut there seems 10 be no
reason to believe that the real nurnt'er -
more than tO.O0O.
The RAptd Transit OmpAnv Operated
SOO cars N the daytime and the evening
service was a4o carr Al cars ceased
running hefor~ I o'clock. The normal
SUNDAY sch@dule - noe cars.
We beli~vs now. said an Osicer ot the
company ~ the close Ut the DAY. NAV
~. $50. ,,c,,hl. h,,, q. 40 NO, expect
conditions 20 be az bad a. they wers
eAFfaer M tne FrthS. WI L
recruiting our serN'cN aho auS.n ~ ~ w. w.
''iS;T.esr .. g~'tns on S ~, n,, nU
ne long hetnr~ We sha' hANe run pnoe@
81 men 90 operate our sysfen.
The announcement was Inaoe ~ tne
company that many union men havo
v~t urned To Work sAnce me ,epty OF tne
Company 70 the ptoposAi y the osItuen
union 60 ask the courts 10, Aouretlon
last 1hureday. IN tnm reply tnS COM
pAny offered to take back AL men with
good records Who would apply TOT re-
instatsnnent before to-morIov nignt.
here mos $3.50 NO queen Iusn 70 49,
advantage Of this oner. SAID repre-
sentative OF the company. out
fact that many nave MADE eppiicatlon
TO us. Thess wore prtncipsiy fncn VINO
we're the Ices enthusaeSslo among the
union members.
Still hoping mat the lnnnsnce ot Duai-
ne~s men viii he able tn bring about
apttlernent Of the strike within the next
fewidays the United business Mems Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow afternoon at
, o'Clock N endeav"r To formulate . new
plan % settlement which might be agree
able To the Rapid Tranait company.
President Augustus y. Daix. Jr.. said
this evening that he believes that feas-
IbI. proposition will he evolved from the