The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-18

have their names enrolled until President
10 Ar-itf anrounced that his company
had actually signed.
',.. ..r.t'it4rr claims 20 have secured
the SIGNATURES Of a number Of coal firms
ara ouer.ttors whose places Of business
are out Of the city.
so far as can be ascerfnired however
the only Pittsburg firms that are en-
rolled are j. ). stener VINO has slgnvd
ruIv for his Pan-Handle mine, Henry
r'ioershirn. who was the first man 10 place
his name at the foot Of the articles and
David a. breckenridge. OF the Eclipse
coal company, whose mines are at Coat
Centre. ..o,, c.,r,,,-r-
GREENSBURG. PA, August lit was
decided tonight that there would be no
strike Al the Aroma and Madison mines.
The go miners held meeting and out
~ that number only six miners voted TO
strike.
During the meeting the strikers from
the river and the dermin mine paraded up
and down the road In the vicinity Of
the two works. Inc strikers, after the
decision quietly dispersed. Tho Madison
and Aroma miners are now receiving the
price for which the river and other min
ers are striking and they declared that
they had no grievance. II vas said to-
night that the Hormin miners would be
! ready in n couple OF days TO return 70
work. and after that no new men would
be sent in
The strikers are spending their satur-
DAYS paw freely Tor liquor.
CARLYLE. Ills, August H.-Three
mines situated in Clinton county resumed
operations this mvrning consequently
the strike IS virtually at an end IN TINS
''''''''' TO START AT ONCE.
CLEVELAND, o., August 1.-THE oper-
atOrs of the Pennsylvania coal mines held
"a conference In thisi city to-day. and de-
termiued that mines IN the Pittsburg dis
trict should be started and operated with
out further delay on the grounds that the
miners have taken high handed position
that nothing but "a universal price ilst
will satisfy their demand and that they
have been unwilling 10 treat with the
| operators. also that there is no course
| left open 10 the operators az TINS time
10 was also deteTmmed that All coal soid
| AT the a cent basis must bemined az that
price No change In the price OF mining
| will bo considered until the contracts
made at the 81 cent basis are illed.
al least three-fOurths Of the Pittsburg
| district was represented and all are unan-
| imous and agreed TO. If necessary 10
resume operations with the exception Oh
| NJ A. Hanna & Company.
ONE FORM OF INTIMIDATlON.
| CINCINNATI o.. August IA epeciai
I 10 the Commercial Enquirer from Mneel-
| ing w Va. says that Ex-Governor r lem
| inc returned from parkcrshurg, where ne
| had been I'm consultation with Judge Jack
! son and announced that the Judge had
qivon N uovy construction 10 his inlunc-
| ton against the strikers in the Fair
mount region and the LOup Creek DIS
| trict. which makes 10 mandatory upon
| the strikers 10 discontinue an marches.
the marching being considered form OF
intimidation.
4 NFGRO SHOT
pTTTSBI-RG. pa. August lit Is
| said that the miners camp Will ~
| greatly reduced in numbers as only a rev
| men are needed.
A negro belonging 20 the Unity Camr
on the New Pirt-brrg and BessemeT
road. beat his wife end threatened "a
Kim her Deputies were called 10 the
scene and airestcd the negro. deputy
| shot HIM in the arm No other trouble
| has been reported.