Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
ONE FOR STRIKERS.
They Execute a Flank Movement m
Deputies Today.
LABOR DAY IN WHEELING TODAY.
Much sympathy aud Aid for striksr.-
DeAimi, Eifor,s 10 Get
Men Fail.

flank movement upon the deputies nm
guard there shortly before daylight.
and before they were dIsooy ereI Ind
marched all ABOUND the company,,
bou 'es and Induced eight mon In
stay al homo. When tho deputies nr,
rived they attempted to stop thu
maIcher,, but the s.tikers paid mn
attention 10 the orders and when tbev
han fini shed their work marched bset
10 CAM.
There IL much suffering at Camp Lao.
lationson sccOubt VI the lack OF ololn.
lag and shce.. Many OF the men ara
osrefooted, having worn their shoes
out marching anu doing missio nary
wOik.
Superintendent DtArmit visited
number u the striking minere AT
their houses. ehrly this mlrnlug, out
tailed u induce any OF them to iulutp
TO y,rR,
wuEEL1NG's LAgiR DAY.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 2s-To.
day Is Liu Day In Wheeling aud n
10 being maize tue occasion oil a Gem.
onstralioB Ia favor OF the striking
coal minere. Ia the parade tbs
,mineia were gwen the head OF Inc
column anu there were overs thpu,.
.ud OF them In line with
representatives OF all tue min.
ing districts OF the upppr
hsnole aud eastern Ohio. Ths ian.
ners and devices were picturesque and
unique, the onief burden Of their dec.
laIn,lnt, betuo m 4 "a at I'M. % plnob -,
store anu government by Injunction,
cluJed oil the trades unious In the
Middle Ohio Valley, the same sent.
msDte were found on the banners.
AT Inc picnic on tne Hiate fait
rounds are booths where coDirlbu.
lions for the miners can be- made aud
many dollar ordinarily o. ent for Roou
cheer ut Lsbor Day picnios Is going
into the miners' inud. Ii 10 all need.
ed, TOO, for uestituiion is staring The
strikers in the face, and ut Wheeling
Greek anu D.llonvalo are many nut.
ely.
the output OF coal from the Kama.
wha Valley has been cut to almost
nothing by the Btfik,, hut In New
r yer there 10 no increase, nearly all
uue strlkers having gone TO work today.
b iveral hundred cars OF coal were
shipped from that fed yesterday. An
Is quiet with no changes vt FsifmVnt
the n ii III & w stern.
MORE AooEssIoNs.
DUBOIS, Pa, Aug. IS The ElfRnot
miLeis juineu the Sir kers this morning
ami with the Reynol svilie miners
are matching 900 strong to Watson
AID Adrian. Tue Whl,tOn and Adrlsn
miners win probably strike to-day and
this will preclude the possibility OF the
miners here holding "A meeting Mon.
day to RECONSIDER the question OF re.
turning TO work. General Manager
Robinson sin New YORK. consulting
with the ow ners Of the mines.
OPERATORS IN REVOLT.
PIITsBURG. Pc, Aug. 2s-The
small coal operators In the Pitts0urg
uistTict, VINO are In the mBjority, sre
In revolt against the "Bis
Tbirteen''Jr lake shippers anu threaten
to put their mines In operation vt tue
rate demanded by the miners-69 cents
-1eKt week, II the miners' officials
will allow their men to return TO work.
Instead OF selling then product TO
the "Big Thirteen" Ps hereto
fore, they wi forward II to
the d tierent markets themselves.
Miners President D1lan said that II
the small operators could show how
they W. re going to sell their coal out
side of The syndicate he would readily
give his consent to their plans to 1t.
sume wOrs. The "big thirteen" are
ownsrs OF the different mines where
the most bitter fight against the de.
msnus OF the miners Is being made
ant they practically control the coal
trade In this part OF the country.
MINES READY TO RESUME.
The II Ut mines In the Pittsburg dis
trict TO be started In tue attempt 10
break the big coal strike will be thess
OF the Plttsburg anu Chicago Gas Coal
company On the Wheeling division Of
the b. IL o. railroad. All arrange.
ments have been completed for put
ting the mines In operation, but The
company pre- ers to have the old men
return anu TOR that reason has ueclueu
to defer action for ten days.
A sufIirient number OF men has 81
ready been engaged, but there are no
accommodations for them al present.
The company has taken steps to secufe
possessi u OF its h ousss and during tne
day all the tenants were served win
legal nutice to vacate within ten aayt
Tbe company has lsnsed all the avail
able property in tue vicinity to pre-
vent the strikers camping ABOUT the
mines, and President VapEman says
the men who go TO work will be given
ample protection.
DANGER OF A CLASH.
HAzELToN, Pa, Aun 2S.-Al OF
the VsnWickles GOLFERS nj Beaver
Meadow, Colerian and Milnsviile are
idle today aud the strikers are In COM
plete control. This morHing an engine
attempting 10 remove q big tran loaa
oil cars at MilDsvllls was preven'ea
from doing 30 by the strikers.
The men are now preparing for To-
night's meeting which Is TO frame
demands and formally present them
TO the coliiery tfIiciais. Mr. Van
Vic klss, who has been spending the
summer at Newport, has not yet re-
turned anu mis- ultimatum csnnct DC
st cured until he communicates NE
reply to the demands Of the strikers
List night eighteen men stfucs ~
JeAnsville coliisry which 10 opefa'ea
uy the Lehigh Valley company.
The English speaking miners are
not N sympathy with the movenen.
and they are becoming restive, wnien
may result In CLASH.
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