New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-19
MANY NEW PEACE RUMORS
LARGE CROP CIRCULATING IN IHE
STRIKE REGION.
TIFF OPERATORS HOWEVER, CONTINUE TO
OPEN NEW CoLLIERlEs AND
NOTHING OF SETTLEMENT
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ypfJleshsrre Penn Sept ls-Mernuei9 "a
r,.,,l..s Alliance throughout the region are 80 -,
- -. ~ 1,ill being drafted by d @ McCarthF'
~ Hazleton will bring the strike 10 an emu -
legislative committee Of the Alllafce i inns -
ground that the companies nave loile''e- .,.,
charters through violations Of the state con- -
- The members say that bill built on Sililol
- -,.z tested in Connecticut short un1e as
.pa rroved constitutional 1t settled lle -
,bere they declare. il a few hours. IiIeS 49,,
that the Mccarthy bill will not he taken - -
Its for 2 couple Of years OF more, as "len = :
,e 6-af-4d and IN the hands Of the Govern 49,.
- r,,prisbe6 the operators Will recognize
novver and will be eager to make an 80
syreer,ent II will be held as legai ciu'
their heads. -, !, .4,-er
The hir is now nearly ready, and VIII DC - 3
N Governor Stone as soon as it Is hnlshe4- :
49, NTi-cben who has seen il, will not express az a.,
onin;on on IT. He makes the DISTINCTION 'llH' :,
not miners measure. but is being mace a''- '
aged by the Alliance .a -,,n,ors
-ro-nirht there is 2 new crop Of peace - M.
s., -sr-e Of the country President
1ritcbe1l denied knowledge Of all one was 'i@' u
bsd received proposition for se'leIls-'' -.
STRIKE bx concessions 70 individual strlhe' o.,
. -, -, ,- any, organized body Of the WORKERS
Ann-ber was that the demands o. lie - ~
,,,a,,,or had been modified and presence ~ -
Morgan as a move toward the se''!eIlieI' = -.
strike A third that the inolNiuu0i -.
v7ere 10 declare war on the coal al :, -
The dem
names if they refused 10 carry the coal LIL---
-, -,.rle- while z fourth was 1ha1 ''Vfe'''4
stone was to be the Intermediary o. me 80, -
in ending the strike. and ne had pIoPc-,---
offer 20 the miners which he was holeIU -
love effective While these rln1ors are falcui@
'1-so r. ,,ors Of the strikers and strengthen
49, -s,lTe fn nlaoes where they may he weak 'ne-e
IS no foundation for them
THE TROOPS KEPT BUSY
disorder in the lower part Of the coal ne-1S -
the troops busy this morning Al 80 ~,
p},ila delphie City Troop was sent 70 me -
hanoy coliery, IN Mahanoy Nalies' WI 10 the
ING occurred yesterday morning ana r.
.,,,ee had mis- rnornig threatened TO snoot ne
1,,, ruarded the road leading 10 lhs o - he
and escorted some R stopped by the strikers
Whnse picets guarded every street ne at-;sad mai
Mn we're not badly treated. but were Il, The
Ne Wronld be safer home. The worhe ;5 I'D
coery oPeTatea IT. sn8 er guarded closely, and
aoaa n The threatened shots were Ireo, r,-g At
ata sI sfohn Lotus and his family at LansfoT0
They moving from one h tbaiT furniture The
ois eeiza5 f1e van smashed the furniture droes
Lor1as and his family INTO e him when Com
panles s-i = and rescued him. sweeping the croW1
before them. The troops remained on euaiu io'
sorae tlrle acts Of violence occurred at Duryea
where several houses were stoned AZ kacha~ az az;
the Bowe ss3ece while at the Butier wash;
cry near Ptttston. last night tran va rtss in
jgred but number Of cars we're SMASHED y, o fa
ersI Goblin saws tonight Of the s1tuatlcr IN L
Panther Greek and the Nahanoy Vaieys ma = -
strikers are stu unsettled, and there may NC
trouble at any time
JFwEELER USES HIS PISTOL
z D. Yoder a jeweller. of Shanaokin. while gong
over the mountain to-day. was stopped pE se'ti
men whom he took TO he strikers. He Ore" ms
revolver and fired three shots as he fed one zen
and Yoder believes that he wounded Tonight
carpenters employed at the No. coiliery Of me
Erie company at PittStOn were stoned p[ 4 GRO" .
of strikers Deputies fired several shots in the ar
brighten the strikers These sinai! AFFAIRS, Nflle
of 10 great Importance in themselves. continue 10
occur in each district and indicate the restlessness
and the temper of the strikers
To-day the companies report further gains three
new Golfers being started. This makes thirty-one
collieTies tryenty-nine washerieS In operation
company. the first that the company has started
ana one of the New-Ycrk Ontario and Western
Pan Coast while there is reported an increase
al the other mines. Tonight there was q report
in the coal regions had sold his interests TO the
Iehigh Valley Coal Company.
1T is absolutely false said MI Markle- you
deny 1t seriously
This afternoon the United Mine Workers. repre-
scented BY National Board Member John Fauon
had three members Of the third district examln-
trs board arrested the charge of issuing Illegal
mining certificates. The union had suspected for
had properly authorized certificates. and the
arrests to-day were the outcome Of long invesga-
tions.
hail each Witnesses testified that Illegal certif-
Gates had been issued both before and since the
strike began.