Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-10

"As far as the railroad company is con-
cerned, there has been no agreement to
arbitrate, and this action of Newman
simply means that the strike is flzzling
out"
President Ripley emphatically reiter-
ated his statement of Saturday that "no
operator who joined this strike, in vio-
lation of the agreement with the COM
pany would be re-employed."
NO SYMPATHY STRIKE BY FIRE
MEN.
Peoria, ILL.,, December 10-Grand
Master Sargent, of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, this morning de-
MED the report that the firemen of the
Santa Fe would strike out of sympathy
for the telegraphers.
EASTERN TRAINS LATE.
La Junta. Colo. December 10.-Tha
Santa Fe sent out it's regular trains as
usual to-day, and several extra
freights. The passenger trains from the
east We're late, the time being lost east
of Dodge City. 1t is reported that tEo
car loads of operators left Chicago yes
terday One hundred and fifty man of
the local shops were laid off to-day.
MEN WILL NOT ARBITRATE
Newman also received the following.
New Mexico and Rio Grande divisions
report everybody out but four men, ami
We have representatives on the way
there to get them out"
Newman says when the strike Is off
they, instead of himself, will ordcr the
men back.
President Dolphin advises that The
Galveston men of other departments
wired the officials that the strike must
be at once stopped or it will involve tie
entire train service.
"'rhe message sent from Topeka by
General Manager Nudge, that I de-
clared the strike Off is utterly without
foundation" said Newman. ''Na WI
not arbitrate under any ci:cun'-
stances"
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL
Chicago, December 10.-Pr ,sdonr
Ripley characterized as labs rd ana
wholly untruthful'' Chairma1 New
mans charge that the railroad officials
have been forging his name to bogus
kilograms to the striking operate g. "it
might be possible" said Rip'ay. 'for
some one to impose on Mr.. Mudga hut
it is ridiculous to accuse Nudge ,lr a"y
other official of resorting to forgery and
bogus telegrams III this controversy"
STRIKERS RELIEVE THEY VIII
WIN.
Wichita, Kan, December 1O.-,fhe fo.-
lowing message was received by Mr.
Newman from st. Louis, wne"e the
headquarters Of the 0. r. IT, is locate'.
this morning: "The progress 81 the
strike is entirely satisfactory. President
pnIl.i in is in Galveston Derso3lIv, IL
re iing affairs. Our success Is assure
r.. nd a doubt ifAhe men sta~td FIRM.
Ninety-nine per cent of the men on the
Santa Fe-Pacific, Southern California
Valley line and the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe are out, and over 95 i,sr cent
on tbs Santa Fe proper. 1t is absolutely
nclt ssary that az men stay NJ. t. th'
end, ior deieat at this time wot.i moan
the abolition of the schedule rn the
whole Santa Fe system. Pay no attcn-
ton to newspaper stories of rai,roa o.:
firals that they are hiring large num-
b srs of men, and tha. manv Of our men
are returning to work. Both are untrue,
made in the hope of weakening the men.
They cannot fill the strikers places.
Twenty-four hours more will bring VIC.
tory to us. See that all yolr territory
gets this at once, and urge them to
stand firm.
(Signed) III. B. PERIiAN
Grand Secretary and Treasurer"
NO HELP FROM THE COMDUC TOIlS
Cedar Rapids, To-, Decembar 10.-E. E.
Clark, chief of the conductors brother
hood, to-day made an emphatic denias
of the report that the order promised to
help the operators of the Santa Fe
strike. In his opinion, aro'tral.on
should settle such disputes.