Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-10
CONFERENCES
WITHOUT RESULT
peorOse, pIatt, OdeIl and
WV Operators Confer
...ru,yG WASACCOMPLISHED
Are Very stubborn They
a.,o,s 10 consider The political
Aspec, Of the Case

II o'clock no evidence ia" V'N'' . ~ - ~
y. ppblIc that any results had been
!" Ia Rumors Of settlement few
"rs and fast but any one of the CON
@ .'' when approached almost inyar'
',,y answered questions concerning
-. CONSULTATION. Of have nothing TO
,.,n The conferences are stlll going
,oplght but the impression prevails
"a, 4 any basis of settlement is
nod # will not be announced until
lotion. 1,T following u netting TO be
Va a. Unified states Senator Platts
- ,ovn office at 10 o'clock.
w. NJ, Story Of the day really centeIs
,,ooi the meeting held in the after
s s,.o al senator Platt's office. Present
xxx, meeting We've Coy. Odell, Sena-
-, O1ay and Penrose Of Pennsyl-
,,,b Senator Plat, President oil
,S,r Of the Delaware d Hud-
y, President Fowler Of the on
,..b 4 western. President Trues-
M. Of the l.ackawanna, Chair
"a, Thomas OF the Erie; John
y,,ss representing the independent
csstors, David Wilcox. vice presi-
IN, and general counsel Of the Della
.ys Hudson, David Lamar and Ed
IN LauterbaCh At the conclusion
,,Ie meeting none present would saw
vsst had taken place or whether ans
,5.uon Of the strike trouble had been
m.hed
mn, conference followed one held in
y. forenoon In Senator Platts Office
4, which were present Senators Quay
,g p.nrOse. Gov Odell, Edward Lau-
v,tach and Senator Plat The con-
.,4s were very retIcent as 10 the
rbFets under discussion there. Gov
Clsu sfterwari ate luncheon at tha
ngygs club with Senators Quay ana
pyross Following luncheon the
i.7s with Senator Penrose's secretary
ruinei ic Senator Platts Office
M3OcOck they We're Joined by the
csalors Of the coal mines and tie
ret Important conference Of the day
VS. held Mr. Lauterbach went back
g1 forth from the office and made
do 10 J. z. Morgan's Office. He did
nj see Mr. Morgan He then Wett
h;k 70 the conference room Mr.
Igettach replied to questions by say
ag that Appearances looked very hope
n ior a speedy settlement Of the
Siss He said he had seen Prest
,hn Mitchell Wednesday night ana
that he seemed disposed To act with a
sNHi q fairness The conference end
Cd a tB o'clock Prest. Fowler was
he first % leave, the other operators
following him. The coal road presi-
dents referred all inquiries to the sena-
TN aHi Gov. Odell.
Thye nothing to say; there is moth
ing Be said, was Gov. Odells answer
10 question Senator Quay likewise
bad nothing to say. Senator Plat was
DE last to leave his office. 81 do not
think can say anything" he said. Il
IN TOO tired. There will be further
Feelings tomorrow That Is all | can
Gay al present"
Vice President Wilcox OF the Della
tire 4 Hudson, Ike others, refused to
lax AySlt to the operators after the
cnsrence brought no information.
Late IN the afternoon. President
1lchell and the district presidents had
E.iher conference at the Ashland
A1@ Ml Nichols said that his
tsHlates had not considered any for
llI or Informal proposition from the
Senator's lie said that the strike
l!!ai BE- settled by Monday. but in
MATED that &c was improbable.
vSar ; Strauss, a member Of the
OSCILLATION committee Of the National
we federation, called on President
tA.hel late 10 the afternoon, on
ss.lng Mr Strauss said; president
GcneIl wanted to see me- but the OBJ
go my visit ! cannot make public"
vsa b f. Tracy A. 4. Boardman and
! H. Bacon, president Of the Ten
,'ee Coal. Iron 4 Railroad called on
AZ Mitchell In the evening. %We
,.ae to see Mr. Mitchell" said Gen. B.F.
XIV 'on The bItuminous situation in
,a1Oafna. We spoke Of the strike Of
w employees OF the Tennessee Coal
WIany, Mr. Mitchell received us
NY ana heard our statement Of facts.
W. made a favorable impression, |
, gLh and we have hopes that the re-
tN." 80 ." "
VIBRATIONS ARE STUBBORN.
NeW York Oct. g.-From what may
= described as an inside and authori-
, T''e source 20 may be announced that
b, .VlItIence at the office Of Senator
"a" was absolutely without result.
ma, V,ltia'ors refusing to consider the
,i.s.al aspect Of the situation and
,~---'ll'slhlhg the position was one be-
~ ',u employer and employe as TO
cgrnei Va '''o properties OoH'
g. 1lng TO the authority above in
s s,r.a, Senator Quay and Gov. odell
y,, p'.ls'iea The opinion that. should the
Nh. " continued for another fort
N VI longer the effect would be- TO
,tIHpltss Che public mind with the one
49, OF the shortage OF fuel that DO
n. uuues would be neglected p,l
Il ,v,ts remain away from the POLLS
a., I, Th Gay with the natural result
IA ss -ie ,HlaJonty papy l.. ......... e.
q tT me- We" York would be the great
Senaior D..
c.rsro 'o' Fenrose expressed his con-
Chars w the representations OF the
t.rts,ta al senator Platr and Mr.. Lau-
hrs, spoke IN a similar strain. Tho
& an Used o something In the nature
I,1nl.s 1,'il'slice. under an implied
tgBh W me union that their union
On ,ht. VEnlZed by the operators.
tat N. pay NE operators declared
thr I, question at issue was entirely
70 b h'sSn politics and they refused
70 N. ~-ssuenced by rapresentations as
% io1s,o' we strike might have on
Ole N ~, ,l o' one party or the other
Eggs,f,a '"e political conferees next
iivggs ,,,. Ohlt to prOtract the
= % on, me miners union would
q n8.o,nI me way for the advocates
floerr ~ ggutalion legislation al Har-
it,'ti8,i,ap Albany To move for the
irab nus Of measures calculated 20
lfgsitles 'alle " railroad and coal
tt thsi /, gu mat IL was even posi-
la'i rlys, ,le stress Of public opinion
lsf iof ye. Oe enacted that would i'm
ut' uhe on. the value Of the proper
i "a, ~ tlors now represented.
a. hh s.,Dl oy one speaker thai a hin
ready h. otonlsiic character had al
tlon.sHor T. AIMED and was ready for
ii'ls,s,s n, 40 The pennsylvnla leg
iituuor "a, possibility Of horrassing
NeW rork oo'h 20 Pennsylvania and
iear vss va as also dwelt upon. ana the
tianoes M :, le'sed that in some In.
hight l.s STATE Of the public mind
such ,g gl,,'ehce the determination Of
' Representation. failed to mOvo