Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-21
FIRST BLOOD SHED
IN GREAT STRIKE
Waterman at Hickory Ridge COlliery PrOb-
ably Fatally Wounded Lithunians and
Poles Drive Away Men.


aai. W.nt Win me executive board 70
pay iH. s't.. demanded Their working,
however. NI.l even then Doe conceded
only 30 positive conditions pending the
settlement of The entire strike question.
lNN. Tar there Docs not been the least
INDICATION ui trouble anywhere in this
Who'll. valley What the sWitchmen and
tn. railroad train men WlIl do now Is
Che Interesting question of the day
Frank Hl"Iey grand master of the
former ls here. zoo thc request VI the
local sN.t.NW.us lnIUn which meets
This evening and D. 10, MorrIscy. 0f the
Brotherhood uf Tummen Us expected
tu arrINa tomorrow 90 confer With the
grievance committee of the trainman at
meeting 900 sunday Thus far sixty
six train crews have been laid OF on the
LlokgWauu3 road. aggregatiug nearly
400 men.
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UazeltUH Ia.. Sept gi-The whole
HazcltOu HaIUu Wus reported quiet This
morning. so every eoliary strikers
were stationed nom dawn until =tart-
Ing time ta persuade men NOT 40 .1 10
work The strikers r.p0rted 10 head
quarters tbat They were successful I'm
INNAIIIL I|NHI.|NTUI.H number NT
Workmen not t1 g1 into the mines.
Several mine upprintUnIeuts report-
I'D ana increased number of men at
) work
John Mafkp. manae.ug partner of @.
Il. Markla q Co.. said today that a
majority of the c1up1nv's mon are
working and tEat IL be- sal. to s1v that
nearly AN his men Mn return during
tho next fa,r duys He rpruulaipad thar
many workmen Who desire to cam "A
living are prevented through fear ~
bodily harm II he beIleyed bere that
goo deputies were brought into this ter
ritory from WUEezbqrre during the
night. They were distributed. ii h said.
through FreeIand ana Jadde and some
were placed along the roads between
tho two towns Thoy are I'm cltlzans'
clothes and lf they are armed there are
no weapons In SIGHT AS the result az
the strike a large number OF people con-
tlnue 10 i il, ms REGION each Day Ihls
ment' Every day a batch OF these pso.
pie. loaded with baggage. leave Tor
their native land or the soft coal re-
gion.
General Superintendent kudlick OF
the Coke Brothers q Co.'s mines, was
iu Freeand at a m today calling az
the homes of strikers and trying 20 in
po 1tg r ,J' Win ,,nlb success IN %N some ~
the strikers said they told MI kudiiek
that II pc lid not cease ms EFFORTS tn.,y
would KICK nun, our on leelll,o. Ili.
Nu1noA vas mo ,lhs I"il'iy iLg'I .l.ue
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i.esiuehs "',, ,, nus as IN MI P LIZ n5
i,,',i.' ~. ~ ,i,rh,5 80,
day, When asked about the report that
ue 9Pera( s i h rIuuJs t ca1i5 ~ ao
pn,,,. to- e.' ~ ~ 49,, hD soiS Lo bad
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,.,,,,i.,' H.. ,,.iit ,,rcbahI, ,gart A. 70.
~ 80 NY, - NJ min. ygorksrs In
!, .,rras,,ond an, dsSrse
WILL SELL NO MORE COAL
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S ny ,',,9 80 G,., aJli,j,,oi c@i
w. ln1 va ..,..,.,s,' 100,
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ny '',,,,,,,,. Gin rot
N',,'',o "y 800 IN ~, 49,. r,isi,
.I eli I heI 'g 80 10, tr 5'iir.-,
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ANOTHER MINE TIED UP.
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