The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

a rock. They are growing stronger
every day and there are more organizers
among them than there have been We
have reached "a point where We are very
much cGrtaiing the output and where We
have the courts 20 fight. In this connec-
iion | wish to say that for every man
that Is !ncarcerated there Will hc lod
friends for the cause. We did not come
here 10 defy the courts and judges in tse
discharge of their plain duty as We know
and understand II. If IL be crime
10 talk to men for the benefits of trades
unionism and csn them together in peace
able assembly. we are willing "a meet
the case. Fully 20 per cent. OF the AHeii-
can people are opposed 10 depressing the
convictions of the public. and II We shtrk
our duty We would be unworthy OF the
trust and confidence reposed In Us.
Leaders VIII stand Firm.
There was feeling among some of the
miners in this state and in West Virginia
that their officers would desert them when
tnfunct.ons were encountered You may
say for me tha: the officers viii stand BY
their faith ana this great cause until the
last We have entered into this contest 10
win aad II we fail 10 Dc 50. Il with be BE-
cause ;hs miners themselves have not
taken cur advice. / do not anticipate this.
however for I an sanggias 3f a victory
II the miners conduct themselves as they
have IL the fNcsHt past
President Samuei GoTuPers expressed a
hopeful view Of tne situation IN West Vir-
Ei.ia lie maintains that i3o"a of the %
800 aigzera OF that state have Joined the
suspension.
A series OK meetings 10 be addressed by
the labor leaders VIII BE arranged Ratch-
ford Csorapzss and Sovereign WIN address
2 hlx meeting n Camp Isolation =; Pam
creek tomorrow afternoon. X IS expected
70 be one CT the biggest meetings IN TIE
history OF the strike Il is hoped 10 have
nearly all OF the miners employed ny ths
SeN Yerk and Cleveland Company 81 the
meetings.
Marching Easily stopped.
Inactivity prevailed az the camps Of the
strikers ao0Qt this mines of Tire New York
and Cleveland Gas Coal Company ali day
D~spige the orders 81 the miners officials
the campers az Sandy creek and Turtle
creek attempted q march on the mines
snis morning. bat the espa;les we're aisr.
and hotA bca.es we're forced 10 break I'D
raaks and return % their camps. There
was rms s3use show of resistance by the
nsarchsrS at Sandy creek this morning
slss at Plum creek e~ly 90 r -.ilder d.
gree The campers began 10 march az 2 a.
r.. - outwft The deputies hut ware met by
twcu.y-six deputies and ordered 70 halt
sThe Injunction wss then reaG 20 tht n and
they were ordered back 20 camp They re-
sisted a. first. bat when the deputies press
eli towards them. the strikers broke ranks
ard returned 20 thar quarters As Il re-
suit twenty-five aisEsTs went into -.
mine. Al Turtle creek The men had fast
ec~gned when the dsputiss sPpes~e6. After
a short psriey the strikers withdrew
Al Plum creek the situation Is a victory
fer the company. 50 far as operating the
sY,.i~e is concerned. There were IS nen n
The mine today. a gain Of thlrtv-9ve Ths
H. -
groups ~ two 70 four saen. bat this Sher9y
T.3wry VII net permit
THIS fys9rnIrg ChsSf Fserurv Richards
St,ut. De ATTait ard two 6epusses wer,
"a f7}srgsvtlie on a scouting s1dr. They
<euna small Bodies os rsen OF the ROAD
Thev were STOPPED ard after the n
junction was read were ordered - DIS
perse. I1@ men NV @T1aoay oo%@en tHe
order
Waiting the Courts Decision.
Afte- tNa retnru of The strikers -
,.r,, this morning they settled 6aeu 70
a,xast IRE result - TIE injunction pro-
,..nffr~s q Monday While 70 nrrssssr 81
.r~fse~s especially the fa~ei gusrs. ara
arxs,xrs fo- another rnarch af csk uaf
ara p1u-a Crcsk il Ss not thought there
- - any further Gsve1SrrertS mntIl
~-,.zssx -so-~iaE r. re injunction *
.>,-,.tr,,s.s Il 81 Altogether prohah.e that
- - tNe rsr- nav rss~rs s. order -
-. s~-~ssas Ths reason fs- he,diug ~
.-sax &. - sass Is thar tNe u-en sre ;7
$3.50 shat she sr}w-ct'ens w}Ii -
euashsa
81 ~sse thsy win the StrtSeTs say 'hsy
fg ~ao -f<As wher~ tsev srs sna
- every morning unt.l the strike IS
-sa -arrsss e>rsrsAsssviss a~e weA stocked
Is s,-oxsss4,rs ard re strikers ~t0 rct
sss~N~
~ r,es.s al - 12s@ ~ - shesf~
..~-~r.sx ~si8f~e re csraps - after TIE
hes-srv On NaTrss~
work Constnmes ST Pi@Hn creek
A secret meeting % tAe FFuTn e,SeoS
~,,r~~s VAS heIe or the ccrnrSry's Prop