The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1904, Page 7

dent Golden, of Teamsters, Much Indignation Expressed. ‘¥. Golden, of the Teamsters’ Union, turned strike picket to-day, defied Po- + Mee Inapector Nicholas Hunt and met @ Waterloo. The Inspector, with his club whirling In the air, ran up a flight of stairs leading to Golden's office, near the Stock Yards, and, selsing the labor leader by the arm. marohed Golden te athe street The teamsters’ President was put in charge of a sergeant and sent to the Btock Yards police ytation a prisoner, Thus for the firet tne a chief of the striking thousands was taken into ous- tofy. Golden discovered a wagon owned by ‘Terry & Co. being driven past his of- flee, Putting his head out of the win- dow he called to the teamater: Where are you going?" “Anywhere I please so long as I at- tend to my own business,” ply, whereupon Golden Griver to turn back Golden Defies Inspector. The Inapector heard the command and Peassured the teamster, telling him to GO on about his business. Then came @ war of words, Golden paying his + Compliments to the Inspector, Hunt shaking his club at the strike lender declared there would be an immediate was the re- ordered the ) Grrest if Golden did not ‘shut up.” He id not “shut up.” so the Inspector ahut him up. constructively at least at the station The arrest caused intense excitement, and within two utes several thou- sand men had gathered to watch the proceedings “This den 1 against the law, yet Iam taken up like an outrage,” declared Gol- mmon criminal, Ps see whether hb and mighty Insp police Is more high and mighty than the rights of a eltizen.” Locked Up in Cell, the tme uf Golden's arrest the police also took into custody G, T. Tiuser, who was in the teamsiers’ head. quarters. He was charged with In fering with an officer. A patrol was called from the nearest police ata- j tion, whither the two prisoners were taken Golden had two bondsmen at the sta- Yon when he arrt there, but the captain in charge, acting under orders from the inspector, refused to liberate Golden or user on bail, Both prison- 4 Were sent to cells vehemently pro- sting against what they declared Was an outrage. Golden, after a stormy talk with Police Inspector Hunt, in which Inter- national President Shea, of the Toam- rs’ organization, took part, was Uberated on bail ———— STRIKERS BEAT NON.UNION MAN. CHICAGO, July 29.—Clarence Morris ®@ non-unionist, who formerly was a circus performer, Waa set upon by a mob of strikers to-day and severely beaten, He fought his assedlants as best he could, but before he had @ chance \o escape from the crowd he suffered serious injuries, At the first opportunity he took to his heels The mob pursued him, and he took refuge in @ small giccery. Somebody turned in @ riot call. When the pollve arrived they found about 1,0 women and children gathered @round the store, The rioters had fled when they heard the rumbling of the patrol wagons a block away. Morris told the police that he wanted to get but of town as soon as possible —_ MILL STRIKERS LEAVE FALL IVER FALL RIVER, Mass. July 9.—Pleas- Qnt weather again to-day enabled the army of esiten mill operatives idle on | Gemjat of the strike to continwe the Getdening, berrying, swimming and pleasure excursions with which the ‘majority of the unoccupied mill hands are taking up their time. The factories affected by the labor troubles are de- eerted and still Severa! families = and for their former homes tn to-day, lo gg sot until the Ap at mber Who elty ready Teaches into j¢ labor lea tepe Ste devetia: ioe pion ot the Feit funds. iene ‘heen lake rare, were ie about the headquarters ment Deedes a ae FAMILY OF FIVE SLAIN. Meme of me Th Supposedly by Robber: JRO, Ga. July —Henry his wife and three children, individuals te, othae test Against Police Inspector) Wou;,,ced Refuses to Tell Who! Hunt's Aotion in Seizing Presi- spector Issues Verbal Manl- festo that Leaders Must Give Out Orders in Private Halle— heen guilty of no offense | "| aseallant, They searched the Rambla have the | time: His Affairs, " MWREATEN NOW 'TO SPREAD ‘AN WHO STRIKE FAR AS POSSIBLE. HE WIRES To WOM IS ALSO SECRETIVE. Told Policeman Who Heard Crack of Pistol that He had Been Fired Upon—Weapon Cannot Be Found. c. Pr cea Ag net Gontye ‘The Central Park police have @ mys terious shooting case to unravel in the wounding of @ handsomely dressed young man, whose asetiant vanished with the weapon used. The wounded man absolutely refused to tell anything about himself or the shooting, and there was nothing in his clothing that would lead to the establishment of hie {entity, The wound be received was not fatal, though before he was taken to the hospital he lost « great deal of Ddlood. As Policeman H. A. Anderey, of the Central Park Squad, was patrofiing the Ramble in the park shortly after § o'clock this morning he heard the report of a revolver from @ short distance be- yond a bend In the pathway near Seventy-sixth street and the East Drive. He followed the sound and came upon a well dressed young man, Who was walking feebly and held nis hand to his right side, from which blood was flowing from @ bullet wound. Anderay grasped the arm of the man, who leaned upon him for support. The policeman haif carried the man to the Seventy-sixth street entrance and t un ambulance call to the Presbyterian Hospital The young man still retained con- sctousness though he was lmeoding | profusely Wouldn't Tell Who Shot Him. } “Did you do it yoursel/?’ asked Po- | lleeman Anderay. “No,” replied the youth, “I was shot.’ asked the blueccat. responded the Who shot you? | "That I will not say.’ young man. By thia time an ambulance had ar- | rived and several detectives had comme from the Arsenal. They were directed by Anderay to go back over the path- way he and his charge had travelled to aee If they could find any trace of his | in vain and could find no trace of the weapon with which the young man | had been shot. Before the wounded man was placed in the ambulance And his name, but he ref or tell anything about himself, When | he arrived at the hospital and was fur- ther questioned by Detectives Thomp- son, Clark and Little he still main- talneg an obstinate silence. Gold Wateh with Initials, | In his clothing the police found an | Open-faced gold watch, tallied on the back with the letters “8. L. D,," and @ aiip of paper on whieh the name “Cohen, 34 Bast 66° was written indis- tinotly, The detectives went to this ad- dress, but could learn nothing of any one answering the descrintion of mysterious young man The wounded man bout twenty- eight old. His features are clear cut and his skin dark. He was dreased in @ neat sult of a black and white mixture, white linen shirt, black silk tle, low Inced shoes, black socks and a black slouch hat. He spoke with well- chosen words and appa Policeman Anderay that he had not w many yards after hearing the Pistol shot before he came upon the young man walking with shaking steps and gripping his side with his hand. He did not see any o:hey person, nor does he remember hearing the sound of jruaning. It is possipi wever, that the lant got away through | the he No Sign of @ Stenggle, The detectives who went over the sr und could not find the slightest trace of a struggle. They are convinced that the man did not shoot himeel(, as they Gre sure that he didn't have time afte fo ole Ae yg Ee: weet a tee 0 Telegraphs ¢o a Chemie A short Ume after be had been tekea the hospital ung wien wrot ie gle Ing tel 5 Btw Bieta ey to hire ‘ea Is " ter, was ‘shot thle mornin aa a in ly In the terlan Hos- Dital, Acventieth at Ol ¥ rect and Malia nue. Can you make an ex, use to my. employers? Call them up and been a away. Don’ t know me her baer, ere and will This message was sent to the young woman to whom it was addressed by & messenger boy, after it had ive your name, | at the Martha Washington and saw the qeuriive gets) fern Sensei ler hair and her skin fair the ould r aie clone the guns, ‘ans tha knew him and new wae’ hia Senployers were ‘comply with hie at, an Mouth Ne employ i, She had known him but a short ‘Was He the Callert At the Motel Martha Washingt: si ing Wor Teporter fearned 't sat had lived there ance J. uary, that she was small of Cyd very hardsome. A hy 5 oft hoepital pa: ing the deseription tent had been a frequent geile, ge. U; the receipt of the taley Jeno went to her room an t TOHOOTING IN PARK'FIFTY MEN HELO UP PULLS | POLE BY THREE ROBBERS Fired Shot and Is Silent on| nasa Men Ghee Like Des- peradoes of Plains Arouse Westohester Workers and Make Them Hand Out Money. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July ®- Three masked men armed like despera- Goes of the plains, each carrying @ Winohester rifle, two revolvers and @ long-dladed knife, while belts filed with cartridges were strung around thelr watets, neld up fitty Italians at Ka- tonah, near here, and after lining them wp, covered them with guns and made ell hand over money. ‘This Inteat robbery coming after the recent burglar raids in Westchester County as stirred Sheriff Merritt, who to-day started out @ detail of deputies im an effort to round up the men. ‘The Italians held up are employed by Ganung & Hom, centractors, at Katonah, They all sleep in a shanty and w there Tuesday night, when they were aroused by a gruff voloe! ordering them to get up. Running to the door they were confronted by the three masked men, each of whom had a Winchester rifle levelled at them. The ItaMans were ordered out into the road, an order which they lost no time tn obeying. There they were lined up, and, while two of the masked men kept them covered with their Winches- ters, the third desperado made a short apeeca. He told the men that @ dollar under penalty of death, If they gave up, the spokesman sald, they would not be further molested, All the Ttallans had some money, a fact of which the robbers were prob- ably aware, and each gave up a doj- lar to the collector of the masked trio. After warning the workmen not to move for five minutes the robbers left going in an easterly direction toward the woods at Bedford village, where it is believed they have a canip. It is suppoeed they are members of a ay T have || been delivered Detective Clark called] , :/2OUN” BOATS gang that has been robbing in Ka- tonah, Golden'a Bridge and Purdy's Station for the past three or four weeks Se SUICIDE FROM GRIEF, JOLIET, NL, July 2.—W. H. Mitler, & telegraph operator from Erie, Pa., who has been employed in Joliet. hanged Nimself in the woods adjointhe the State Penitentiary here. He had re cotved news of the death of his only ghild in Erie, and meeting @ child near his boarding-house, which he satd re- sembled his own, was overcome by he and his compgnions were hard up and that each "of the workmen must hand over ‘ MADOO TAKES HOL OF THE PUSH CARTS | | Taken to Police Station Where the Sergeant Will Ex- | ereise His Discretion, Police Commissioner MoAdoo @alty- | erod an address to the headquarters re-| porters this afternoon on the push-cart question. It appears the Commissioner thinks and Street Cleaning Commiastoner Woodbury are infringing on the rights of the police in seeking to comtrol the push-cart aulsance, “T have issued orders," eald the Com- miasioner, “that the custom of taking push-cart prisoners arrested on orders of De, Darliugton's men or De, Wood- bury’s men directly to a police court shall be discontinued. Hereagter al! such prisoners must be taken to the nearest police station, where the ser: geant may look them up or turn them loose at his discretion, “Dr, Darlington and Dr, Woodbury have conferred with Inspector Schmitt. berger on the matter, and the Inspector foes not entirely agree with them. I have full confidence In Inspector Schmittberger, He probably knows as much about this matter as do the two distinguished commissioners, both of whom are doctors. other ls for surgery. A hot wi pre for Dr. Darlington and me an patrolmen to-day ve anid that if he knew that any of them had gives even as much as @ clear B4 taele R Appointpeat he would “canal 0 be Ht) citizens when they were placed stroets nt Sigmund Schwartz, of the # Union, was at the City Rall to complain to Borough President Ahearn of continued interfer ence with his men. “Thev have arrested fi said, “In spite of Commis bury's promises. Woodbury called jar in Essex Market Court, TI hi tructed my lawyer to bring tor against him for slander, Does the right to beat a drum entall the right to pawn it? This question was raised before Magistrate Pool in the West Bide Court to-dey, when Har- vey Porter, of No. 15 Weat Fifty-sixth street, wae arraigned charged with pawning the drum he beat for the First Colored airy, orp.” Joseph Dewey, mM Went, ore second street, leader Oe the band, mi the complaint the case came up Magistrate nt a court officer to the pawn- o Mace the drum in evidences. When the drum was produced the Court made @ pun. remarking to Court Policeman len; ‘Beat the drum ree if it is sound evid so and Porter was hel It In $200 grief. Miller's widow is in Hrie. W. L.Douglas Shoes are made of the follewlag leathers: MEYV6 FRENO PAT. CORONA OOLTOKIN, (aPERIAL WORE a, o manne BXCURSIONS, eon TO CONEY ISLAND, Including Admission to iQ REAMLAND. Junna,” plied, through an ‘4 loy' that she was too ill to at present George F. Cornwell, Mrs. Dignon’s at- torney™ stated this afternoon pet & knew who the mysterious youn; my anything wut six miles from Statesboro, we that he came tS a reas fee tand oo & Sis ble jon fe on ge a — ther than thal would tor deed nis > the building. Hodges, bis wife and identity. When asked if pe believed that the man had been had F pee these | skulls broken, apparent- vine salt. lawyer advise j PesPes? 10, Cenzoass to have base the eee feareh 'Weat Poin, y Lf hourly on’ tne) $30 ave too » fe ves leaves Dreamland i Round trio tm 226 st ant eente, Including admieston 10 PM fo cents, lank’ byt & Soutien. further exaraina W. L. DOUGLAS ax $3.52 SHOES ===. @reoktan Leads the Shoe Fachione of tha Werkl, Pawsof Fine@hoes and sold by W.L.Deugiasin asin ob. lat Pera, “dete a uer re bases jal Work, ‘Guarantest 10 Years. | wl oe (0 W. iagrH st 810 FULTON fT UW. SWEET & & CO,, aw | gota Ay is EXCURBIONS, Sia ye on EXCURSIONS, | EACURNIOME. NEWPORT £1.80 ekclison NNER SUNDAY. ule AB, ut? ase eT i Browiyn Fi A i nh sale at urvion and redeem tickets Staterooms, musie and refreshments on steamer that Health Commissioner Darlington | “One of them is for meetiontion. the, BEAT DRUM, PAWNED IT, TOO. | Hereafter Prisoners Must Be| DENTAL stems Ws Our Basy Payment System. 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