New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-17
THE CONFERENCE Is HELD.
President Mitchell, Gov. Stone and
Others Discuss the Coal Strike,
Situation.
NOTHING KNOWN As 70 RESULTS GAINED

sim nv Declare. That ssAll the DIFF
ferencea Have Been Discussed with
the hest OF re cling cheII Re
I fnaes to Talk.
Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. The con. |
ference between Gov. Stone and Pres
ident John Mitchell, Of the United /
Mine Workers of America, on matters
tanning to the strike, ended at 4:30 |
o'clock Saturday morning, after g dis |
cussion Of two hours and q halt. The |
Others at the conference were State
Senator William Flynn, of Pittsburg,
a political friend of the geyernor and |
"a large employer Of labor IN Ale |
gheny county; M j. Nc Mullln, q |
sPittsburg, a wealthy man OF many |
interests; Col. w. r. Richardson, OF
Harrisburg, keeper Of the state ar
senal and assistant quar- ermaster OF
the national guard, and District Pres-s
Eident Thomas d. Nichols, OF Scran-
ton; Thomas Duffy, Of McAdoo, and ~
John Fahy, of Shamokin. at the con
clusion Of the meeting Gov. Stone
gave 10 the waiting neWsspape cor
respondents written statement
reading as follows:
..Messrs. Mitchell, Nichols, Fahy,
Duffy, Senator Flynn, Col. Richard
son and Gov. Stone have been in con
ference All the differences have
been discussed with the best OF feel
ing
Every effort to get the participants
| in the conference to dlvuige WnaU
took place proved nnavailing. Gov.
Stone and Senator Flynn Immediate
/ " retired and refused to be seen, and
the others would say nothing beyond
what was contained in the non-com-
/ initial statement given out by the
i governor. After the conference
Messrs. Mitchell, Duffy and Fahy
/ were rapidly driven from the govern
i .or's residence, where the conference
i was held, to the Pennsylvania rail-
/ road station, where they took the
i $40 a. m. train for Wilkesbarre. Mr..
i Nichols remained here.
4 President Mitchell, before leaving
q would not even say whether the con-
III ference WdS SATISFACTORILY "
his district presidents.
q While no official information can be
3 had on the matter, it is believed here
that Gov. Stone and his colleagues
s submitted a proposition to Preslden1
Il Mitchell, which will tend to end the
struggle in the, hard coal field.
Goes to Report to Morgan.
u MI. Flynn wa seen at the mansion
lust before leaving for Pitts burg, NJ
), .asked If he had any statement to max,
pertaining the conference. He replied
that he had not. M. x. McMu1lln, O
Pittsburg, who came here with II MT
FLYNN to attend the conference, wen
east on an early morning train, and nd ]
is resumed he has gone to New Yorl
to meet j. p. Morgan and tell mn
D what occurred at the conf
3 District President Nichols is the onl
one Of the strike leaders who re
manned in Harris burg after the confer
= ence. He is as reticent as the other
t who were present, and would say moth
e ing when asked if he thong the meet
t mo would result in settlement OF tn
y strike. All the persons who Wer
: present had determined to make
: statement, for fear that they Nigh
e saw something that would interior
d with their plans for settling the strik'
y Mitchell VIII Not Talk. ~
+, Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. 15.-I Tire
Q and worn out after his flying Trip
+ Philad elphia and Harrisburg, Pres
q dent Mitchell returned to Wilkes barr 1T
< Saturday morning. He said the int:
g view with Gov Stone was pleasa1
e one. The strike situation was "a
< cussed in all its phases, but the go
e ernor had no proposition to make e
a settlement of the strike. Aske
e whether he thought the goyer.nt
= would call an extra session OF thelegl
lature, Mr.. Mitchell said ne \ did did a. n
know.
Appear Disappointed.
81 Tamauua. Pa, Sept. 15.--J ohm Fab
president Of district Not Of the Unite
Mine Workers, and Thomas Duff
s president Of district N q, eturneds
to the region Saturday morning after5
h., tending the conference with &c
RI Stone at Harrisburg. It was eyide1
lr- however, that both leaders were co
IN siderably crestfal Hen over the result
es the meeting Local leaders here s
.p-sI they expect little or no good to. COS
err from the Harrisburg conference.
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=, - wanted I'm CIeveIand.
les ST. Paul, Mimi, Sept. Jam
~. O'Malley whose right name ne Is said
be John Muldoon, the alleged highws