Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-09
HELD BACK THE.CASH
That is How The Coal Company Kept
Is Miners.
FAMILIES ARE GETTING HUNGRY.
strik'rs Fare Betitr In Camp Than
their Wives and Oh ldr5n-Dis.
charg d for Attending Mtetirg'.

PIITsBURG, Pc, Aug. 0.-All the
miners VI The New York n Cleveland
Gas Coal company, who are still at
work, were paid tUdsy, but lhofo VIII B.
stuck did not re ceivo any money, tue
company insisting upon the terms OF
The contract 10y which tho men agree
to forfeit all the reserve in C9se hey
quit work. All miners WHO eau give
reasonable excuse for attending any
Of the m, etings viii be paid. The
company has the namts of oil the men
who have been al these meetings aud
took part in any OF the uenOnstTH-
lions. UnlusH they can give q salts
factory explanation they Will get 10
mouey. Inc strikers say the men
have promised TO quit work Hs soon ~
they get their pay, Lut Supt. Samuel
DeATmitt Gays toe strikefs val not
IaRo mao cut Of II ,In Creek mine,
except tweniy-ulDt, who Will be u.e
chhr. ed.
Owing 10 the osIelt ssntss OF the
guard about the Sandy creek mine,
otty men went iuto the mine at 8
U'clUcE this morning, anu Ae now at
wuIA. Last week there were but three
men at work auu only three cars u
uosI were mined.
Is me OF the details fol the march 90
The mints IN the West Motelsnd
c.unty and central Penbsylvsnis
have been srIanE, d. II Will probably
oe mnde Tuesd y, but not la.er THAI
Wednesday. IL 10 expected 10 tDke
Imnll army Of men from the Pats
burg Jis.rict anu march TO the mine
that are In operation. Several btts
bands have been engaged and II J.
hoped 10 make "A successful campaign.
Word was received laet night l. Mt
many OF the men at work were snXious
for the appearance OF the matCnIIk, ss
1t will give them IA su 'er, u 20 for q uIt-
ting work. CAPTAIN Miller said that
as lar as the New Y rk & CLEVELAND
miners are ,ncerneo, the situation
was very gratifying. He minated
that tue mil es would not De negi cteu
on account OF the campaiR q started In
Wsst Moroland county. He SAID there
would be enough men left at the three
mines to guard them and to zee to II
that they are kept iJle.
NVwushi, the ConnellBvllle Epitator
VINO addressed the meeting last night
IN iLur lal guages, was expelled fTum
toe camp aud uTdeieJ 10 stBy away
Tor using pr0iaue language in his
speech.
William Btiscnl, n d. man a,
PUN Greek, was ruling his bicycle
last night when he was assaulted by
fOur OF the strikers ana badly iLjuIeu.
His wheel WAS broken anu ne VIII be
lalG up for several weeRs.
The strike Is teginning to cause
hunger among the miners' families
along the Wheeling division pnI In
the Pan.HBndle district. Al the mines
where company stores have boen 10
uperstiop the restitution 10 mo re
marked. In most Instances the stores
were closed up shortly after the strike
bean anu lie miners hLvo no places
now where their credit Is goOG. The
male mem beTs OF the antilles are liv.
ing beit.r in the camps tAan the wo.
men anu ohildTen VIII are at home.
The Application lUtan Injunction to
rsstrEiD the miners from cyBgrogatiug
near the mines OF IN. New York anu
& eYelnnd Gss &lal Co., when was TO
have been nIvu IN the United STATES
court today on behRl, Of the non.
resident stUckb oluers OF the mprny,
mad not been presented to the court
w to adj imminent st nOUn.
JUICE AcbesOn has goLe 10 mis- home
in Wasnl" RtOD county anu IL IL not
likely that the bill viii now be lied
belore tomorrow.