The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-08-06

waved the willing Oklahoman away.
The boss was quite busy seeing that co To
and food for the 1876 strikebreakers who
he said we're to be housed by the company
last night were got into the barns. Later
the men told him they. wouldn't have
eots. They preferred Just mattresses
CLASH IN STRIKERS YARD.
| At 4:sO there started down the slope
what the company said was to be the last
car Of the day. A cop on the front plat
form lodged O cobblestone that was COM
ing his way and 1t hit the motorman.
Mounted Policemen William j. Keyes and
behind. saw the chap who had thrown II
from the strikers yard. They stcered
! their horses through the gate, buffeting
the crowd Everybody. cops included
was yelling loudly. Reyes. still on his
horse. leaned over and grabbed the al
clutched another youth who he thought
had thrown brick Both prisoners
struggled.
Sergt Dwyer. the same who later
cleaned out the bee hive. dived into the
press swinging his club and cracking il
way. Strikers vaulted their fence to
escape the police sergeant. When Dwyer
tnally reached the mounted cops Wolf
had his prisoner by the nose and Keyes's
hnSers were still tugging AT the collar
OF his captive, The pair were. taken
were Edward Walsh and d. Clark.
This car proved to be not the last one.
~ 5:27 another that had got as far as the
I tark Circle on its way TO Coney Island
/ returned. The motorman was under
the seat ~ it passed the bottle throwing
1 hnldgttnrfnrc In, frDo Of hxa al
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. ad-
| joining the rooms of the unionists, n
pastor stroked his beard as. the renless
apparition few past in the storm OF
| brickbats
The last car that got by was manned by
this team was hit in the back OF the head
but each stuck to his job and wiped blood
away from his mouth to give his name
20 reporters.
SOME OF THE INJURED.
The police at 5 clock had these names
OF persons who had been injured and
attended by hospital doctors: Edward
Dwyer. conductor. hit in the head by
bottle: Harry Knowand hit with a con-
ductor's 3 ticket punch by a man in street
railway uniform: James Williams. the
Coney Island painter. shoulder dislocated;
George Curry. 577 Eighth avenue. Man
haitian, bruised in the strikers head
quarters. where he went protesting to be
n strikebreaker anxious to quit: Chris
topher Roach, $50 West l45th street. Man
haitian. motorman. nose broken on car
whom passengers tried to fight off in
vaders; driver for Clifton Springs Mineral
Water Company, whose foot was spralned
when car speeding away from attackers
overturned his wagon.
THREE SENT TO woRKHousE.
The three men whom Magistrate
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dnys apiece were Joseph Ryan of i2s
Union street. John Manning Of 229 Eighth
street and Cornelius C,rter Of 253 Tenth
street. all of Brooklyn. woman,
Hannah Heckler of 5l3 Court street. alIo
was arrested. She was charged with
the names of the strike breakers who were
mauled. As fast as they fell ont Of the
ranks they We're taken to the car barns
and attended by a doctor hired by the
company.
VIOLENCE on FRANKLIN AVE. LINE.
On the Franklin avenue line fourteen
Fl the twenty-three regular cars were
sent out yesterday morning. hut most Of
them were recalled before noon When
the men reached Coney Island they told
the inspector they had been ordered TO
quit. He persuaded them to take the
cars back TO the barn at Malbone street
and Franklin avenue.
Twenty cars manned by strike break ers
ran on the Franklin avenue tracks at
$50 o'clock, headed for Delancey street +.
Manhattan. The idea was to get the cars
TO Manhattan in group and start "A
regular service from there. At Frank
lin and De ka lb avenues. in front Of the
company's Offices. it developed that a
motorman and conductor in sympathy
with the strikers were in charge Of one
of the cars. posing & as non-union men.
Near De kalb avenue the motorman
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was in motion and with the conductor
jumped off the car. He threw the con-
troller into a sewer catchbasin and yelling
that he was union man through and
through. ran of
Bricks and stones were soon flying.
Reserves scattered the crowd in five
minutes and made four arrests.
STRIFE Leader Shea made this statement
yesterday morning:
We have exhausted every honorable
means TO bring about a settlement. but
wero unable 10 got the company to consent
to peaceful arbitration We saw the Civic
Federation and the State Arbitration Board.
but tho company would bDt hear OF arbi-
tration through these boards We sent
n committee 10 Mayor Gaynor. and the
Mayor wrote u letter to President Hum
of the company Offering 20 act as arbitrator
President HuG replied that he saw no ne
cessitv for arbitration.
As all other means failed We were forced
to start the strike this morning and We
intend to H0ht il out to the end
Shea said he was trying to discourage
violence but added "Who ever heard
Of a street car strike without III"
IL was said az the Office o. the company
yesterday that President Hufr is in Vir-
ginia Supt Sullivan said he had been
ordered 10 grant no concessions Mr.
Sullivan has grown gray working for the
company He has been very popular
with the men. There were tears in his
eyes when he talked with newspaper
men yesterday.
CAR STRIKE IN DES MONIES.