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Show NO STREET RIOVE Columbus, Ohio, Is to Become a Military Camp . Columbis, July 2$. Not a street rf.r has been running in Columbia since midnight and thousands ;n ci niMflled to either walk or ride !n any sort of vehicle to get to then p!;ices of business today. The cars vill not be started until the two thousand tioops of the national guard ni rive today to enfore order dm In? the strike of the strcpt car men. Tho fatuous mounted tnop A, of Cleveland. Cleve-land. Is apvmg the soldiers called out. Battery C, of Coin in bis. Capt. Harold Har-old M- Bush, comiv.andiig, is guardlnr the state arsenal and it will be oa tiuty there as long as the trouble on t!nues. The battery C boys a:e armed arm-ed with repealing guas which shoot buckshot. Adjutant General Wiorbrlght tod.iv ordered some 3.1 or 10 Ohio National j Guard sharpshooters who have, been (.actlciag at Camp Perry tor thi ciMiiing competition shoot, to come o j Columbus at once. They will be dc-I dc-I tiiiled to watch building:-, and see Ib.U j no one shoots on the troops. I Governor Harmon wired to Secretary Secre-tary Long today from his summer home nt Charlevoix, Mich., that he I v ould arrive In Columbus tomorrow. I General McMacken. In command, said he would not place soldiers in street earn. He snld: "As Mayor Marshall has Issued the call for troops, they are subservient to the civil authoritle-s and. thcre-cre, thcre-cre, I am subject to his orders aud will be guided by them" Petitions are being circulated ad-diessed ad-diessed to the mayor asking that a receiver be Darned for Ihe street car company. |