The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-19

Judge John ?. Kelly yesterday began
the taking of testimony on the rule to
make permanent the injunction granted
last Saturday to restrain the striking
car builders from Illegally interfering
with the Delaware, LaCkavanna and
Western company in It's efforts to get
men to take the strikers places.
The main court room could not al
times seat all who came to hear the
testimony. All the striking car build
ele spent the whole day there. and
many of the striking machinists and
other idle craftsmen looked in for a
time.
The plaintiff Is represented by Hon,
r. n. Willard and Hon. G. 7. O'Mal-
ley. Of Willard, Warren & Knapp, and
Joseph O'Brien. of OBrien & Martin,
MIR. O'Brien did most of the question
ing of witnesses for the plaintiffs side.
The defendants attorneys are T.. G.
Newcomb and Clarence Balentinc, Mr..
Newcomb doing most of the examin-
ing. Master Car Builder l.. r. Garfield
sits a the plaintiffs table as the rep
resentative of the company. At the de-
fendant's table sits +. j. McAndrcw,
president of the car Builders associa-
tion, and Thomas COyne, its secretary.
THE OTHER DEFENDANTS.
The other defendants were scattered
about the room. They are: II. r. Boley,
Elmer Berry August Baurr, Bishop
Berger Joseph BisholfbuIg. Charles
Campbell. Charles Cordicr. Charles con-
nors. William Connors. Frank Glduss.
James Crowley, Joseph Cooligan, Ira
croft, Thomas Coyne. Robert Campbell,
Dwyer, Patrick Devers, George Fuller
Philip Ehrhart, Robert Eldred, Fred
Hoffman. Edward Halligan. Fred Lever,
Jacob kloss, Charles Lehman, George
Lanng, Fred Miller John Moran, II.
II. NJ. Mintzenberger. Thomas Murray.
George Moorelang, Henry Mehl, David
Myers T. j. McAndrcws, Donald Me
call, Robert Mccall, j. +. Narrar. John
Mitch, Joe Mitch, Nicholas Phillips.
John Pole, George PidaGe, James Pid-
age, owen Patterson. George Roberts,
Charles Roper, w. II. Stanton, George
snyder, j. j. Snyder, Joseph Sanko-
witch, William Schultz, James Thomp-
son, Daniel Hiven. Anthony Winter
mdntel. Henry WarinG, Theodore smith,
Adam Solhoskie. Car Builders assoc
citation. No. 1904, the organization to
which the strikers belong, is included
a a defendant.
The injunction which the company is
endeavOring to have made permanent,
and which the defendants are striving
10 nave olshiisseu' reaus as folloWs;
INJUNCTION ORDER
o,,,r',oI n .ss ,,m' n"" ~ "l'ty'E M MIN ,ne
I,,L,T,rr, ,,I wo-,ar,, -" S",' ,'' ',,,
onl'oN' anu nom interfering with any persons
COMPANY. hy tho way of th,cat.. rcr.on,I ,io.
lcncc, intimidation, names, opprobrious cpithcts
or ridculc; from conGregatng or lettering
aoont IN me nrlGhhorhood ot the premises OF
PAW lo'nP'n! OF At any o,hcr pace Tor the
n,r,n,. r, ,,,. aS w" ~, "ni'.Hri W saw @''.n
pirkctinc or patroIIrr tbc shors mr. o,h,r n',m'
cry or premises Of the said company, or the
homes or stopping place, of it, employees. or
approaches or entrances thereto or lettering in
or d''ut any "t the places named or making
","t .,n ,,. "'',y III .n' ' NlcIhl'F
rIoyes of tho .,id romn,rv. or in,orso,i,,r ,,i,s
the said comp.nv's propcrty. nom in,cr,orircr
with the free access of the employees of the said
company to the premises Of the said company
and their places OF work. and the free and
unrnol',,'I iG,uln OF ,n' saia ompoI'' to their
ln, nrdors o. in.,r,,,;no' ~, m''rVS, m.ul GIVING
Citations or othcrvi,c. or any ncrforn,ncc ~
any such acts or threats as hcrcnhofore on.
joined.
This is a rather consdorate modifca.
tion of the inunction thar tho connar,
PRAYED for. Judge Kelly having very
literally blue-pencilled the Injunction
,rfar ,,ra,or,d b,. ,Lo ,.i,i..ie,,