Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-17
UNDER MARTIALLA
81 ualiOn in Strike Region Of Western
Pennsylvania.
MIN PREVENTED FROa MARCHING


| PiTTsBURd, Pa, 17.-Msrtial law 10
all iutents anu purposes has been de-
clsred In Plum, Patton aud WHITES
townships by Sheriff Lowry. The
three mines OF the New YOrk d. Cleve.
lad Gas Coal company are In these
townehids and all roass leading to
them viii be patrollek by his deputies.
| Peron us who cannot give satisfactory
account OF themselve, will be ordered
20 leave the neigh oorhoou and upon
refusal will be arrestei.
| Tue sheriff will not attempt to break
up the camp ui the strikers until the
c urt has passed on the question, but
announced To-Day t0at he is deter
mined to stop tue marching aud tres.
psssing ON the cOmpuDy's property.
| NJ one Will be allowed on the COM
tHUy's property who falls to have a
sass signed by superintendent De
| Armitt.
There are now nearly 800 men in
The camp at Plum Creek. After tn e
muuDy at SANDY Creek yester.
day tue camp at that pint was
abandoned anu the men wen, to Plum
| Creek. Ia addition 200 men arr we'd
II O'Clock this morning from Belle
| Vernon. The large Increase in tue
number In camp has caused short.
age OF proviHions and the men are
hungry. They threatened to march
during the morning but weis Induced
not to do 30 by the deputies.
WOMEN MUST OBEY THE LAW.
| a.
the W men march. Sheriff Lowry
| said he would dispense toe women rs
| quickly as the men, ~ he Interpreted
,ue C urts to mean TO epjoin not only
the mep, but all who ATTEMPTED a show
OF force OF to interfere with the miners.
So the women diL not march.
Sixteen mote men went into Plum
Creek minelih his morning. This strikers
say only eighteen men went to work
wnile the company say they have $50
men. the output yesterday was fl We
ears OF lump and three cars OF screened
coal.
At Turtle Greek !Gny strikers, with.
ut leaders or music and with uVthtGg
Al their head hut the American fla Z,
marched from Camp Determination
this morning on the Oak HUI minea.
This was done unexpec etly and IN
violation Ut the reetraining order tenn :
pOrarily continued by the court yes.
terdsy. Before reaching tho mines
Sherl Il Lowry and posse met the
maIch.Is anu ordered them back to
camp. The strikers reluctantly turned
Osck, sorely disappointed but peaceful.
There were twenty-five evictious
near Plum Creek duriue the day.
| Passonge's ON the morning train
I o.. N...
say man who gave his name as
John Monroe anu said he was from
the Osteola MINE, announced be was
going to kill Sam DeArmitt.
The claim Is made tuat there are a
number OF arrests Ia the vicinity OF
the mines of men who are alter tn q
DeArmitts samuel DeArmitt is
unuer arrest by The sheriff. Neither
he or the sherG VIII say Tor wat, but
strikers say 1t Is TO pte@2nt arrest by
any constable.
FEW MEN WORKING.
While the men were going to work
ibis morning they nsd to pats be.
ween two rowe Of French w0me II
headed by Mis-, Jeanne De Wit,e
and Mrs. Marie BOrgis. The women
called AT the men Oh their way to work
snJ threatened ~ hit them with
stones, althOughlthey did not DO g..
rhe men hurried past as fast as they
could, fearing trouble. When the men
had ali passed the women went TO
their homes, sayiUg that they won Id
oe out agsia tomorrow morning.
MINERS LEADERS SATISFIED.
The MINER { III cisls express them.
I .I... I'LL a.. l.
JUNCTION proct edings.
"AccOruiDg to the court" said Pres.
iGent Dolsn, "the H. junction only
Ies.rsins us from dOiu q " hat we have
not done ana hat We do not intend
90 do. The camps VIII be continued
ana Conducted as usual until further
notice. We have alunusnt sssurane.
OF help and all the reports that we are
eslituts have no ioubuativn."
President DUlan said he was mile.
quoted Or Ditundsrstood yesterday
when giving his testimony at the In.
Junction bearing. 81 uid not in.
lend to say or convey the impress
siop," SAID he, SHAT operators
Shields. Blythe and STitler ami other
operators bad requested me to oruer n
strike. Tney lever told me to yet
DsArmit,'s men ON a strike, but they
ala say, and 1t is the g'nara opiuion
among all operators, that DeArmitt is
responsible Tor the deplor.ble condi.
don Of affairs In the Piitsburg dis.
trict."
Meetings will be held at Irwin to-.
night, at Mononsgb early tom prrow
and at CsnonsbuTg Saturday. Itsuc.
oe,siuI at Irwin a camp wi oe estab.
lshed mere.
The decision In the Injunction Gaze
viii probably not be handeu down un.
| I'll lOmurrow.
Four more cults were entered today
against Superintendent Samuel De
A Tmitt by strikers ana their wives, the
ehsIges being disorderly conduct.
GAINS FOR THE STRIKERS.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 1.-THE
| strikers snow material gains in all
sections OF West Virginia today. In
the Wheeling district there 10 not
miner working while the Ohio sile OF
the river the last man except those
who ara 10 furnish coal for water and
electric light plaDts will be out tonight.
| In the Paramount district the strike
leaders did not succeed In closing the
Montana mine entirely, but they made
a deciied gbin. The camp viii be
maintained there I'LL the last man
leaves his WORK, when these recruits
| will he taken W 18th the mnin body IN