Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-27
AS FIRM AS ROCKS.
Striking Miners Show No Signs
Of Weakening.
Accession to Their Ranks are Com
stantIy Being Made and the Num-
ber Of Mines in Operation Is
Growing Less-Few Dis
turbances Reported.

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'naL the strlkerS nave peeh making III
the Schuylilill region have had the ef-
feet of rousing the operators of this
q 0ackawanna) district to activity and
steps are now being taken to drive
the entering wedge III an ehort TO
break up the strike. a prominent OPP
orator sald yesterday that the PollcF
so FAR pursued OF WaItlng Tor the
strike TO break UP OF Itself Will DC
abandoned early next month, unless
something occurs TINS week 10 lnol-
cate that this action on the part 'ol
tne operators VIII be unnecessary.
The plan OF the operators rs 10 nave
each OF the DIG corporations start up
rev MINES ana keep 'Eeh gong AT
All cost III Is expected that employees
oI i"ur ana possibly hNe lilu''i"',al
coIilrrleS VIII resume work Wheh inc
piS companies pe2li I" get ui'uci
way ana WIN 2oou proportion ~
.iie men puch at NoIN II Will I"l pc
long oehofe "II VIII nave reIurhe"'
That this move IS not far distant IS
a'''Ate" ny 'he lact thaI .'Vo uePutieS
nave been sworn IN by Sheflh ffy"r
uurlh% the past rev days ana thaI
COMMISSIONS ior 7"o coal ana IRON po-
nee issued pE GOV stone were receiV-
W SWu "eoheS''lE "E hecorder OF DeedS
y ''' ,'ne ,. '''' 0'e'' ''"''' AIMING 'n0
wv "'S '''" "p'"'e"'
ne lirSl p'oodSiled Which hl;ly De
I'''' 10 the Str'Ne Oh '!'c miners III the
,-"' N'N w n'i"' reS'ol' i,.I - ltPol ''o ST9
N'','S - o'' > >" ,'''''''S
~ a. '". i'o' W .''o ,,| aus
"""''' H'N "''''' ON 'o''" u''i' 'e
nv "'u''"'' !" Wv row. ~
W ""'I" a. n''"' -" !'N'lNVi SINUS W.
~ W. ''' P"' l'""'H "'i' an i'"'
'",,H'
Ha|ietoh' Ia.' Sept ne re-
quest maze luesdaN by Sheri1' mar
'eN f"r troops aithough nor refused"
was nor @rahte" by "oN. stone. ne
sncrln ana the state of''clais at har-
rlshurg' however nave an under
standing oetWeeh 'hem ana II the
necessary "riSeS soldiers VIII he
.n'""l' INC" 'i'iH region III Sli"rU CT
uei"
me criSis ht ,he mines OF r.. Il.
N"l >ie N ~ mas ''ee'l re"eiieu' ilere
WEI 'i'"ii' eNP''SS'"i'S "'hoiS .he
i''''. H'H''i"'H u u,7S' S'"''loh
'S''"H, '''''' Vi 'm1 ~, nm answers 'o
'i'''' nus nc Pili''lPdi Sr'e'-
an,, " ,"V mn 10 ''ie W"So aC"'c'
Fhlladelphla' aept"@o'-N mere there
were any changes IN the coal Stflhe
sitta' ,.,. 'loh yesterday 'he cnahged con-
u'llohS "erc I'll l"Nol VI Ihe - 10
Inc Locust spring cOlllefN. an I'M
portant mine near Mount Carmel,
Schu|ikIii county. Whlch mas pcch
working Wlth reduced force, hnalIS
closed inns morning. the strike lead-
ers having induced the workers to
quIt. lhe NINE IS owned by the Phil-
adelphia & Reading Co. The leaders
claim that the North frahklIh' an
other OF the Reading Co. colherleS'
Will be closed down by Friday morn
ing. The mine workers at Miners
vile. SchuNIklll county, were formed
into an organization late Wednesday
night
In the Wyoming and Lackawannn
regions which have been practically
tied up for some time, the situation
yesterday remained unchanged.
In the Lchigh region the point of
interest centered on the Markie
mines. 1t is eported that many of
the employees at these mines remained
away from the mines Thursday
morning because of the refusal of the
firm to grant the increase in wages
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DAYS dcveIopmerts in he strike stu