The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
THE STRIKE BROKEN
ANTHRACITE coat MINERS TROOP
ING BACK To WORK.
Nearly sa<so w~n Have R~taru~s zms
Other. VIII FsEFaw-rFszI oa--
hr~1k. Of Violence Seen sep
pre..~a-Troop~ Being Withdrawn

zAZL-ruS. Pa. sep g--Cni4ss ~
foEesez~- Eewesoszn@-sfs 1eesr rs anthracite
coai s-rxs r as seEsor - ez5et Tu2ar
20 nzsE. halt c. 9sas f.sE aSUpssrEsat. -
fErDes- - work - chs Esney rock -s9llssrsss
- re L@hsgh 4 Tzsesearre company. ~
as - q rs fga a. PArGee's Essgi-ns-
MINES znsts Cra nh@~rw. C~ws-ss 2lsEg I'D
Harwoos GALLERIES - rise sane eam parry
ard Caxsss coi1ler.sx n - D-sazg1 &ls-~.--
remained a. wexk Tas latter were 80 -ave
eeez}sS re 1tgeesaoE - s1rsEe zosa2Ts czt -
IKE renussz - 80 operators 1ea1 OF Ia
rexf TnursssT.
TTe e1-rIoyes - ~ uzzss utn=s = -.
L@hixh VALLEY Company sre F9GiEat cor
sssersrr ths Ga 5sm - returning ~ Ene
usa-rinx. ars wsN erehshsw DC So. Nearly
bsss strikers save returned ~ NJ - -
ard 4 lFttIe lees tar thar nuTser sfs SIN
o4s, gtrh Indications in favor % tlse8r 5oen-
inz t3s EUrkers
A tistareanr> a. Eekley WAS n ATTEMPT
~ strikers 20 tntiuzfdass rbs meu ~ho
vz1t~d - Eork ara Il vas ezies - 15~s
a. ne grpops without gs0lsGce
TIE hre4k - the 'ssrfke = q vlesory toe
ths OPERATOR. ss - oniy on@ Or TAG sn-
stances Azxe TIE demands * tne ~ .
5@sa Era azsG. although several companies
have promised 10 ccnziHer the gEiey aHess.
Tne w4rrsnts fer TIE arrest q saerl1
Martha an6 EAs 4 Eszssss Eere ksssss6 sots 3
Tgits b@casse ne THINKS che esyli 4z-a1Fs-
ties are row snIe 70 haBtss he sirEa-la-.
The EFag.l@si Withdrawal - me grUogs = Il
bs considered soE0rrew.
Disturbance as~IIsd-
Three hundred cot q 80 aa.za-s return
- 70 Work this n90ruBnE mainly Italians.
w1h a few EaglsSa-apeaksH kong men Dur
ing fhs night tire EangaTtans paEazsd
through the settlement. beating Eln cars
s.
Wzs done % aoEfg taoss * lhelr race
shat they East naE 90 aack 90 work- TIE
warning sac not observed, aad 5als z>oru-
ing 81 > O'Clock about - Italian wouea.
armed w1th clubs ard stones. divided lnfo
three companies ard marched Oh TIE
mines. Signals were given the camp ~
TIE ssntFses 81 TIE calm naak station ard
fhrse companies Of tne Thirteenth acre
sent over under Maj Whitney. TIE women
oufsanked TIE soldiers aud were within
twenty feet % the engine house before TIE
froops reached them AisSsies Wsre fyllz
through ne ar ard the rabble ignored
command 20 retreat The soldiers then
AHess mp shoulder 30 shoulder and win
guns presented. pushed the eroN5 hack
untu they dispersed Meanwhile. the com
psny's store WAS protected Ia the same
manner. body u miners came 70 T-ati-
mer 20 work this morning bat Was ccu-
PEELED 70 70 back BY a band Of strikers az
the points u reviewers.
An Operator With the Miners.
TOPEKA Kas sept. za--CharIes Dew
In. the nig coal operator IN Iilionis ard
one q the largest individual coal operar-
ore tn the Urife5 States. stands ~ he
miners and against the operators WHO
meet ar Springfield today - further re-
fuce wages. IN an interview this morn
ing he said:
The miners ~ Illinois should get
price @quaI TO the Columbus scale. Tha
price which they were forced 10 accent
last May ard which fheE refused 20 Con-
ttnaa 70 work on, f. nor enough e keep
body and soul together The average
raineT. With steady work. could not aver
age more than 81 per dAw the year round
Slavery for the miners would Be prefer
able 70 tia wages they are getting as IN
slavery they wogssH have enough - e4t
and drink and wear. while under the pres
eut conditions ard with IRE prescott
prices they ara forced 20 work for they
cannot buy provisions enough 70 I've IN.
iat alone clothe themseit 90 and family.
Since they came Oh: provisions have ad-
vaucea especially -four zhich has not
risen less than 81 per hundred
re SAYS ~ IS willing 70 JOSH the or
orators in paying a prise equal - tha
Columbus scale and wsil use every effort
% meet the nrst tsrwe consumer Of coal
Nho s. not FOR giving the miners n fair
price for their labor
To Prosecute the shooters.
CHICAGO SEPT I-At a meeting -
the Lithuanian Society resolutions wee
adopted con GINNING IS murder fhe Haze
ton shooting and urgfne tie prosecution
~ sheriff Martin sua hls men pTov{di1x
that any steps taken shall - within the
law II ls proposed thar ere Ithusnla1.
Polish bohemian ara ether foreign .a~
Dor Unions acposnt a tasHf committee ard
raise funds 80 push tba case
Help sent Prom Pueblo.
PUEBLO. Cl sept 0-Ag 81 ,hs
churches CD Kris efty lass Eleh- took a9
collection for the suffering coal miners q
ere East The amount WI 30 placed n
the hsnfs ~ a cessmIstee 70 b. sen; 20 Ire
r. ltef camuittes.
Warrants far the shooter
WELKEsBARRE Pa Sers 1-Tha
court lssnea warrants tctay for th@ arrest
~ sheriff Martin AMI hfe dspsstlas The
warrant was served ca Marrl7 thiS agtsr-
nom