The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25

eaualiy within quick and easy reach o"lhs
20 the nature OF the country and the charac,er
OF the duty that seems most likely TO ARISE
would be clad to have n larger force Of cav
airy. ! have not IA yet decided TO call OUT any
more troops. Tn authority TO do 40 no"
reats with me and docs not require the Tor
mality Of application through the sherlnS
of the various counties In which the trouble
may arise.
The event In Shenandoah to-day WIS the
hinsral OF John Kaneskey, the Lithuanian VINO
was shot dead last Friday while taking part
with n mob In an attack upon a posse OF deputy
sharifs who were guarding miners from as
sault while on Their way home from WORK Inc
strikers determined 10 make the iuhera u
public demonstration Of their huher'cal
Arensth. and to this end gathered In strikers
erom "a FAR away IA i~lalloton and for miles
shout In all the st1ke-infected region by
actual count there we're 1850 men 10 the line
which followed the hearse to the church and at
the church some 200 more Joined In. making the
total force of strikers on exhibition some
thing like 1000. II did not need the assurance
OF people OF Shenandoah who know the di1ereht
types Of miners 60 discover that there prooa-
bly, was not an Euglish-spcakinR man IN
tho line. While they were perfectly orderly
and decorous IA their conduct the IAthuaniahs
or -Lickwick-," rs they are called, are not
reassuring when seen In bulk. II Ia easy
enough after seeing them 10 believe all the
stories tho people Of ShCnlndoah tel OF thelr
somLsovosery and their murderous rows
during their nav day orgies. Physically they
go eno hoL, NJ mon and II was plain from
,ho n svipu with which many Of them
morched that thov had known military disci-
,lina in thar old-roumtrv homes
while the demonstration Of the strikers
strength was going on there was NJ the same
t,re n uttle demonstration ~ the same order on
~. mart n, rho troops. The entire Eighth
psnnsvIyania Regimen. a. fine and soldierlv a
hodv NJ National Guard,men as one could wish
% se una M, paradinr through the CITY with
. hand ot III head They passed the pro-
o.ston n, str,kar- on tho main thorouRhf1rc,
and a. thev did 90 sall'od rhc strikers color-.
the atrik ers In tho.r turn gravoly salutiug tho
oo,ora n, tho regimen, crowds lined the streets
~ Shenandoah while these marchinEs md
oonnter- MARCHING. we're going on. but there
wa, nothing in the slightest degree re-emhl'nS
adIsturhance
1bere will he no trouble in Shenandoah a.
long ms the troops are there, and the present
,ndicotions are that they will be there a long
dine II is evidently the intention Of the su-
thorittes Of Pennsylvania that no matter how
long the strike continues there shall be no out
br.ak Of laylessness that shall not he quickly
and a1lTnlN ElDDTRsNpi. no plBllIN dIl'hl
.noe Of troops AT the scene Of the hrst outbreak
81 riotine has impressed even the most reck-
lsss OF the strikers with the conviction that the
STATE Of Pennsylvania means cold business In
this respect and the fact undoubtedly will re-
suit I'm preventing outraEes and bloodshed
The great event in the Hazleton region to-
morrow Is the crisis which will be reached In
the relations Of the Markle firm with their em-
ployees, The ten days which the firm has under
It's agreement with is employees to reply to the
grievances submitted by a on sept.
is expires to-day and tomorrow the firm will
make its formal answer The great interest III
this document is shown In continuous requests
that have come to the firm to-day by telephone
and telegraph from New lork. Philadelphia and
other large cities for some general outline OF
what the reply to the miners will be. To these
INQUIRIES the firm has uniformly replied, ar II
has TO the continuous applications from the
score OF more OF newspaper representatives
here. that IL cannot make public the statement
until II has been handed To the committee Of
ennpla.ps tomorrow. In the event that the
rerfv Is not satisfactory To the employees. the
agreement provides that the questions AZ issue !
sball be submitted 10 a board Of arbitrator.
ons MANNER tn be chosen by the miners, an .
other by the Arm. and a third who Is to be- sat
isfactory TO both. On the subject Of this third
arbitrator there is an interesting situation.
In the conference AT the house of Alvin Markle !
hare I'm Hazleton a week ago on sunday night
Mr.. Markle said that he would he willing to
accent Archbishop RYAN. provided he were salts
factory 10 the employees. Father Phillips va,
nresent nj this conference, but .iuce then has
made a complete flop In his attitude toward
the Markle situation A. late a. last Nednrs-
day, in the course 81 an iwld~-iun"d speech
20 the Markle miucrs urging them 10 stand
to their agreement to Hrhitrnt". b." eaid
IF you refuse tines" Propositions YOU de
serve all the misery that would ouuIr upon You
for the ncNt century"
From this radical position Father Phillips
changed In one n''h'' ana a part "I i''' h'Sh'
was spent IN 'nhI'r'''" WIN AI'"pl~N"p Ryan
In Phlahelphla since ul"' '"n''i'i'" u"
has been OF the opinion 'hh' " J. III tine nature
ofa duty 10 t'elr reno" ""tHi0'hi "r the MarN'e
miners u" repud'"I' '"'' -'''"'" p'uHe
and ren"urc' adhtI"h'N 10 '" I~I"''I'r "I
arbitrauon "hl'h 'ha' P"dEr Involves lh'
change having been ac'onnI''I'u unIlhR 'he
night that ne WAS !" conference
with the Archbishop " mas been a
matter OF common Inference mere ,ia, ne re-