New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-02
STABB|NC AND SHOWERS
MAR MAY DAY PARAOES
Twenty Thousand Men and
Women. However. MarCh
Through Streets.
SPECTATORS ATTACK BAKERS
Wild Fighting Follows Wounding
of Two Strikers-Uptown
Procession Furnishes
etiletto Incident.

parades in honor Of the May Day oele-
bration Of socialism and labor were tenn
rorarilv interrupted in this city yester-
dav until stabbng parties had been
cared for 10y the police and hospital
squads. And then there were showers.
But socialism and labor did not falter
long Twenty thousand men and women
marched through many miles Of the
citv'e streets during the afternoon ana
e-cnine. with banners Of ohtrusive re"
and much merry music At night re-
lentless orators talked in many tongues
~ Union Square.
The burden Of it al was that injus
tice and brutality rage everywhere In
terninsled we've pretty references to
Nav Dav flowers and the hope they IN
fused in the heart Of bruised and
wounded labor Of the coming day "hen
the "watchdogs Of plutocracy would he
made 70 lie down
Resolutions charging captains"
win sinister intentions in the case of
J J McNamara's arrest for the blow
ing M of the Los Angeles Times bHi4u
ing were rassod last night.
The downtown parade. which started
e. Rutgers street. contained many bakers
on strike. onG this section carried
hugo cake on n float. When Norfolk
ord Rivington streets We're reached me
roarohers were attacked by several spec
tstors Two bakers We're stabbed soy
eraI times fin tho back neck and face.
In tns ,vcitement that followed sev-
ersl mon fought one another without
knowing why. Philip Papineske. Of No
13o orchard street. ard Jacob Rosen' 'f
10. 49, orchard street. We're treated by
hospital Jhysi-ian and taken 10 their
ZONES
Three men were arrested hy The po-
liCamer and Il large crowd followed the
prisoners % the Eldr.dee street station
There the men gave their names as Max
Goodman. twenty years old. Of No. 2I'6
PARK avenue. Edward Adams. eighteen
wears old Of No. 125 orchard street and
Joseph Ahrahams. tWenty-eisht years
old. of 80. 81 South 4th street. Brook
lvn They were locked up. charged with
assault
The uptown section. aftervar0 delayed
because IF rain until the early evening,
tad.ts st-bbing feature in tho morning
O., 116th street and First avenue. Vim
cont Dorhich started 10 distribute labor
rcwsraner among thu Italian stone cut
ters division.
SomAthlnz NOT satisfactory u the
stone cutters Union had been permit
ted nv t0e editor 70 creep into the col
rnrs and Dorhick IN consequence was
roughly hardlod Ho fought his assail-
ants and suddenly staggered back with
stuetto wound in his right side He
ran into his office on the corner and
was follow "a by crowd Of the italians.
Dr McCullum was summoned from the
Harlem Hospital and after he had taken
the wounded man in the ambulance
Mazanri and Alien, detectives. placed
under arrest Umberto Cucd. Of the pa
raiders When arraiened in the Harlem
court before Magistrate Breen CUcci was
held in 81 500 bail for examination this
afternoon.
Three parades were scheduled. all. Of
them 70 end in Union Square. The
downtown column was the largest in
roint Of numbers and had the longest
route The rain aid not keep it from
marching 10 schedule, starting at = p. m:
Organizations participating in the up
town parade left s4th street. in the vicin-
itv Of the Labor Temple. at 6.30 p m.
arriving at Union Square In time 10 hear
many earnest speeches still other So
cialists and union men and women con
sti,utcd d third division of the demon
stration. known as the West Side pa
ra6e. with Union Square the objective
point.
Policemen had received reinforce
r,ents near the site Of the Asch Building
FIRE but they were not needed. When
tne narchers filed by the scene Of the
recent catastrophe bands played the
Dead March and the men uncovered.