New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

were also turned out of the stores, ana AZ sen so
eral other places the same OF
abuse with efflges hung in front OF their houses.
h9Ste b new sonsa anS aad the
of the largest stores in TINS CITY mas bisntets
and other supplies for the nonunon men at ..5 iss
c9eres and vnose fathers
non-union men or suffer strike milk deaisas as
wbeTe Deem workers i've and there nu
smaller prosecutions which are lhaNii's 'No
This and other causes are forcing them out OF OF
the coeries gradually and in another o' of the
mines and those who DO the work VIII De an liz
Sn fa saT behna "a the st6cHades and and
housed by the COMPANY The strikers 5t the store
keepers say they have to cater to the ma1orits, t
The operators say this is raa the mann If theV were
treated fairly and their families not fnoles'eu'
The I,ebigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company was
unable to-day to do any pumping at the SIatbe @ ba
special police and the workers. The water is now now
eeR feg5 ss ssp Of IN b rhe a here is also
BILE. the force being too small to man tne pdaT pups
and none of them in this city. where the United s
Mine Workers sent committeeman from each }na r9Dai
These prevented any gathering Of crowds , % ana
there not a single outbreak IN the city hnts-
Outside there were several
RESORT TO VIOLENCE
A large crowd gathered at the Bliss coiliery OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company
this morning, and caught two night watchmen as
they went home. They were knocked down, kicked.
beaten and severely injured Burgess Williams, or
Nanticoke, sent a force of ten policemen to the
place, and they managed to preserve order for the
remainder of the day Each man will be laid t , up
and women pulled two non-union men of a street
and made them remain away from work -,
is suspicious that bowling mob which gathered
is believed to be responsible 1t was at the mouse
of Jacob Musol Lithuanian miner who IS work
ing as nonunion hand at the Jersey colherg SCb Oh
has been fire for the last year and hall owing
TO disturbances at the colliery, he has been kept
days. To-day his wife and two children ate the
last food there was in the house, and the wlfe
started to beg for more It was known that h a sns
the wife of non-union man, and she was
turned away from house after house until, dlsplr-
tied, she started home with empty hands reVlleQ
and jeered. She reached the house TO discover II
half destroyed and her two children were some
what burned, while around the fremen stood a
crowd of and boys hooting and cursing them
arrived find mob the scene and all the
time they worked the hooting continued. Mrs
in the house. The 1remen broke into the house and
rescued the two children. No arrests have yet been
made.
the Stanton stockade on Thursday night, is dying
at the Mercy Hospital. The bullet has not yet been
found 1t carried in with it part Of his shirt, ana
he may live for three days, but cannot live longer
This was the testimony given this morning at the
held without bail to await the result of the boys
wound.
morning one of the more resolute men quit work
there hung an effgy of himself which he promptly
an adjoining field, with the clanorous assistance
Of half hundred miners.