New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
A DAY OF R|O!|NC
Continued from nrst page.

WAS disconnected, and strikers who
boarded the car turned of the electricai
rover Both men were dragged 10 the
street. Moore had his hat crushed ana
his coat torn to shreds. He Sought
refuge In an Italian fruit store "'
Italian tried to drive the mob away se'-
ting a broken nose for his pains. "a.
tracted by the swiftly gathering crowd
nolice ran ND and rescued Moore. Sher-
man was booted. but managed 10 escape
from his ASSISTANTS.
Foi,r other cars I'm this neighporhooo
we're stopped The motormeh anu 'he
conductors fed The windows OF TWO
of the cars were smashed AZ '''
street and Sixth avenue passengers III ..
cor were attacked. Edward DAVIS o,
South BROOKLYN, had his coat TORN o''
"a bo vas beaten. Patrick schwartz
A.. ,,o.orran was so badly beaten that
bo WAS taken to the Seney 'oop''
lanes RYAN, motorman, ana ueoi -
Martin A conductor, were a''aoheu ~
,.,,. car at Fourth avenue ana Jun
49,. Martin was struck on the heau
OF
with a brick and Ryan was rous'''' "
died. tt. ,.o,rs old
- ,Isckler. twenty eight years o'u'
81 No 513 Court street, was one VI '''o
,,os, active of the strike sympa'h'~ei'
| . cooo,d avenue and nth street. one
threw 2 brick through windo" u '''
cho vas arrested and in the f1lth ave-
mo court. was held i'm $500 bail lor eA-
animation on Monday.
The strikers became more Vloieh'
when they learned that joseph ryan
president of their local, and Corheiiu'
carter. the secretary and treasurer "'''
baan arrested and sent to the "olA-
ho,,se for five DAYS by Magistrate Nau-
mer. The men were two OF parry -
four who, the police said, had lea oil
attack on strike breakers VINO ilau ~
,emnted TO run cars past Secoi'u ave
49, ard 9th street. The other TWO al
rested we're James Manning OF NO. @''
e,b street. said to be walking delesa'e
30 tho union, and Anna Heckler' MAN
ming was sent to Jail for five DAYS.
several hundred strikers and their 1rlenoS
| ..,ao,,ad cars at 9th street and Third ave
n,o and before the police arrived strlht
hroaL,ng motormen and conductors were
forced 10 abandon cars at that point ut
windows and the doors OF the cars We
emo ebed. f.. Dwyer, of No. pa 6th street
acting az a conductor, was orasseu iiU
bis car. knocked down and kicked. Ut
L.onsworthy, OF the Seney Hospital a''enu
| ed him, The motorman fought desperately
against odds. but was getting 'he WIS
of II when the police were sighted Liz
| strikers ran away.
Women Cheer Assailants.
A car was attacked at 9th and Smltf
streets as it was leaving the barn. IL "a'
in charge of Frank Bremmer, OF NO. f4t
Seventh avenue, conductor ana frahh
| Kelly. motorman, of tn same ADDRESS
Bremmer was brought over from Philauei
phia yesterday Twelve strikers boardeo
the car. stopped 1t, threw Kelly to th'
street and beat Bremmer almost INTO uh
consciousness, finally throwing him OH the
car. Men. women and children. strike sym
pathizers, cheered the attacking party.
The strikers and their friends howled with
10Y when they discovered that two TRUCKS
loaded with bricks, had broken down op'
poatte the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. i'm 9th street between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues The wagons soon were
euptied of their contents. and hundreds OF
the strikers and their sympathiZers, moi
| TO sneak of the ordinary hoodlums of varl-
Gus neighborhoods. found themselves armed
| ,,i,I, ,,.aanonS affactive for smashing q head
or the windows OF cars. Two cars came
down the hill on their way to Manhattan
and bricks were rained upon them. The
crews Of the cars sought refuge in the
Young Mems Christian Association build
| ing, pursued by 2 bowling mob. patrol
wagon was summoned by telephone, and a
Gordon of police was drawn around the
building. The motormen and conductors
white with fright finally were induced 10
take the cars back to the barn. at Smith
and 9th streets, accompanied by a squad of
police.
The police here arrested Patrick Rooney,
Of No 500 18th street; Raymond Hennes-
sey.. Of No 2Oi Greenwood avenue; Ed
ward German, Of No. ts3 Fourth avenue
James Riley, of No. 4O4 3sth street; Hugh
Hennessey. of No. 533 Clinton street; Bor-
den O'Hanlon. Of No. is6 Third avenue.
and Thomas Ryan. of No. 1924 Brooklyn
avenue While aiding in the arrests, Pa
trolman Muller. Of the Fifth avenue sta
ton, had his right knee cut by 2 flying
| brick,
| Frank Hennessey brother Of Raymond
/ Hennessev. ono Of the men arrested, was