New-York tribune., 1902-08-09
CAMP.

foreigners TO remain suppressed. and the coIS''it
strain is wearing upon the nerves ana i'eii ~ ~
any moment they say there is danger "i d se''o
conflict The officers report that the DISTURBANCES
. +t ,i,h+ wore Darttcular!y annoying. They
have occurred every night since the arrival OF le
troops and although one has been huFt' lIie
number of shots fired. they say. has been su'c'en
to kill half a regiment
Last night an attack was feared. Groups "I me"
lurked about the camp safe distance from the
lines ,ut ALWAYS threatening. Several times lhe
guards started toward them. only to see theih r.
treat rapidly. This game OF hide and seek C'lI
tin,Ied all night and a number OF shotS "ete nv
by the crowd General Goblin attributes the most
Of tbe firing TO BOYS who wish TO keep the sol
4iers awake and worried and does not think they
were fired at the troops.
In answer to an appeal from Mrs. Mary Quinn
General Goblin this morning at o'clock dispatched
the Governors Troop to Turkey Hill Mrs Quinn :
husband is a non-unlon worker in another part OF
the region, and she had complained that the slilh-
ers threatened burn and to dynamite heF mousse
and kill her and her baby They had stoned IL
broken the doors and windows terrified her ana
nearly killed the child, and she appealed for ald
The troon d!spersed some men who were watch
ing the house, and took Mrs Quinn. who was III
from fright and persecution, with the chld' 10 ''S
Potts1ile Hospital. The rescue greatly aroused
the strikers and when the troops passed through
the place on their return 10 camp a crowd hlSseu
and ieered and some Of the women threw stones
Captain OFT did not retaIiate, and none o. the
stones did damage.
Rumors that the strikers were I" a'tehp' 'ie
rescue of Joseph CaIcwicz and Mathew Fa"ial'h'S
the two men charged by the coroners jury win
the murder of Joseph Beddall led General Eoo'i
to order d company Of soldiers TO guard the sta
ton house during the night NO attempt NNS
made to reach the prisoners. but this afternoon
when they were taken before Justice ShoeInakeG
for hearing, large crowd quickly sd'leLeu 60 CO
the soldiers had form close lines 10 Keep IHsLi
hack They were a ugly mood, and an accl-
dent might have precipJa ted riot Ine TWO 'H.ll
were committed Jail without bail. They Were
escorted to station and sent 10 tottsElIe jan
The soldiers with deputies, are still searching 5"T
others also accused of murder, who are 1t Is pc
Iievaj in hiding Jose Wanosuky vas arrested lor
riorfng aud held under s2p0 bail
All efforts to find Davis. the missing non III
workman who IL is believed was abducted by ttie
strikers have failed. He has now been away Tor
forty-eight hours. His relatives fear that ne mas
been killed but the authorities think thdt the StIlh-
ers have frightened him into leaving the region
This afternoon the revolver and rifle range was
opened and the troops Will practise regularly. 10
dav the 18th Regiment gave dress parade IN h"hoI
Of General Goblin.
ing In speaking of the conditions said:
exIcct that an attempt will be made within a
week to resume operations at some Of the mines
here. The operators appear TO be convinced tlal
the weakkneed attitude of the miners organization
will drive the men back TO work ana they are leil9
10 take advantage of such a condition