The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
WHILE THEY SLEPT
The New Miners Safely
Landed in RosIyn.
.sruxxxns NEATLY oUrNIrrED-
p..fn - smaiIpsx Pattent - rs-
eona-Eepsrt Of Nine 1sspee-
tsrs-Oiympis's Boom.

xrxxxxkfEGB. Jan 3e.--As inffmafed fr
1.-4 evsr.iurss r<rort TO the resr-fsTELEd-
srwrrx IS negroes from IaIiuDis arrived ia
11srnsbesrez shout II O'clock last night. and
& - ssr,.veyed from there b specisl train
ever ne Eosiyn branch Ss-ajght throuxh 20
rnfne &. which IL abouf mile ans = half
1919 RoSlyn the mine being operated en-
efre2y - negro IAbor The strikers expect
= the men, II they came, to stop 1t Cle-e3
m. and were on the lookout. 5uf when
icy sx= ncne on the regular tram from
- East they went SWAY convinced thst
he rurnor that there were new men on the
fenfu wns false. About Daylight TWO
ouorhes with - coiored men and II aepu-
- IN srused with winchezters and dosl-
k1e,t6xrel ehofxHnz. pulled out from Elieus-
Eurxh Win yotlf correspondent on board
96S branch from Cle-esHu 70 Roslys had
&opm guarded al uieAt 10 prevent the sfrik.
~ lx5m oDsfructing the track. and orders
Wefo. Apuii through 81 high fpet:d afsf1 do
~ rtng the beIi % blow the whistle.
4nK xEsn0xs SAFELY LAzDEs.
Abou. O'Clock the train aew through
- s3eeping aad unsuspeezlng rtIlAzs III
Hea1yu man MS ii every switch,
uaxehiug. On without stop the train
vent % niBe 8. where the negroes. IN high
ocirfm and proud of the double bArrele6
Ghotwuns they hsd been furnished BIZ the
eofnpeny. dise1nbasked and were soon
m0s5Es around through the brush afteF
5oeksf1bbits After seeing the new iEen
n1c1y mixed mp with the rest Of their
0n1ofed brethren, where no ons could dis
4nkazsh the new frosa fhs old, tbs train
With deputies rcfarned 70 Cie~einfn for
aEeskta<f.
the zT5IxEgs cg1AGgsxxB.
The strikers 1t Eoslyn were caagrsned al
he way they had been fooled. and NO
dcubt would have tiled TO hinder tbs men
eoning In bad they kaswn Of their com.
Ing. but A. they were put IN nine Z, which
q not now on strike, they could da moth
Ing. Tho company intsads TO run mine
uixht and day 10 supply the railroad com
ANY With coal Until some conclusion y
5eoched In the mines.
1ax essHrAHy's sTxrEMKsr.
This morning the posT.IkrgiIaegscEg
correspondent interviewed II. G. Lstie,
ncneTsi manager OF the coal company. and l
IN. H0unld, superintendent Of the nafisess
fhUn whose appointment the strike arose.
NJ. Lyt3e sAid, laug1s3nely. that II did not
neem ascEssary for the Posi-
- interview him, IS that paper had pub
Nsl1ed The moves Of the company and his
Vofiey nlirsosf as socn as he knew II hifn-
ee1f, and although he had been inter
0leWed In Tacoma By ali the papers on the
e9As& 4hc fosI.IEJKLIlBEstER was the
oaIy ore that had the news He said
4ne WY taapfs nnse p~sh foth6 ~
nothlnz 70 say about the. manage
mcnf Of their works. A list
~ fhe men II prepared aud kept By the
EAighfs 81 Labor. and We are required 70
lbIlow that. All We have ~ de - 20 par
Ne wages. and We are getting assd OF il.
The company VIII keep tbs mines shut
down uptil we cAa manage oar own bust
uesa. Gov. semple. after being told by
Dlnsri6 Packwood that be could NOT protect
or property and the lives Of our men and
others not interexted with ns In the least.
M daily refused 70 cali out the militia,
and now We Will have 20 do the best We can
With oar own men. We have go men In
tho East We can bring ia any time We think
Ne have ample protection.
superintendent Ronald said that he was
Aotezmined % run the mines himself. and
ehe strikers viii positively not he taken
tank 70 work.
MORE NEw MES COMING.
Although Manager Lyle did not state In
- many words that he was shortly ex-
pecttng new miners from the East 70 take
thc piAce Of the old men, IL IL generally
understood that Ii what he Intends doing.
md Z couple OF hundred men are siready
q e9un VIII be on the way 10 EDslsu. and
4Ae sfTfks-s say they shall not come
IN without q struggle, bat IL win
~ several days before they come from
Illinois. SO II Is likely quiet will reign
4c3Bg anytaing 90 annoy the company
n0H. and Will not unless these new men
come.
nkerIif rackwood, with his deputies.
viii remain on the Krvund. and nothing
more seriGiis than drunken rewa are /
k,ek<d foEs for couple Of days Of least I
Superintendent Ronald, since the attempt
On his life made by the strikers. makes !
his headquarters nj Cle-eium and dare I
not 80 % kasigii, except on train with /
deputies