The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-25
TROOPS LEAVING COAL FIELD.
THE I2TH REGIMENT AND THREE
BATTERIES GO TO-DAY.
Gov. stone Directs the Moyement-Opera.
tors IN Niikrs.Darre District Fear
That the Recall IL Made FOO Soon
~ May Gct Away within q Week.

H,RaIsBrgo, PA. Oct An the or
CARNATIONS of the National Guard now on
duty in he coal fields will probably he home
before election day. II any remain IL will
ba a few organizations that are needed
where there II likely 10 b. disorder. arisi ng
from the failur" 81 men 10 get hack their
old places in tho mines. But IL il not es
pactad here that there will be- much Of that
kind Of trouble Gov. Stone and Adjutant-
General stewart held a conference this
morning and directly afterward the fol-
lowing order waS iSrued
Tho purposes for which tho Div ision Ma
tionHl Guard nr r"uusy lyania Was placed on
duty IN III" several counties oi III" stat"
cmhrnced within what II known ~ IN" an
thracit" coal regions having been aocon-
plish.l and pence and order having been
restored m the several o"mr"rnit-s and
II beng evident that the local 'ivil authorities
will ha enabled to preserve M p"Hc" and
give the necessary and MOI'"r protection
n life and property the Maior-'"n"ra'
commanding Division National Guard OF
Penn-yIyanin will relieve Hhe troops now
on duty and return the several orsani@a-
rions 70 th"ir RESPECTIVE" home rendezvous
=. A. promptly O.. conditions Will permit.
Por1svIrlE. oct - Naior-General
Charles Miller. the recall Of troops in SER
vicc IN this region having been left ia his
tn scretior this evening from his head
quarters ~ louisville. issued his first order
directiag that the Twelfth Regiment,
Lmph batteries 4, Il aud G., he sent home
:. to-in"rroW
:. lis Twelfth Regiment j. stationed in
the vicinity of scranton and. with the Eight h
Hsgi'ncnt aud Company of the Fourth
RegirIpit. has been in continuous service
,inGe July 81 ld~T, a total Of eiglty-five
DAYS Ills regiment during the early part
-Xt the s'rlk" troubles was stationed near
Slienardoah.
Il. ihis was the only order Of recall issued
TODAY, aud Ma ior-Geucra Miller would
not "A when he expected 10 make another
recaf az troops. tn" Eighth Regiment
'seSpec,s 10 be home bv Wednesday next
- WiLKFs-R.RRr, Pa. Oct. - The order
o. ~ Goy. Stone for the recall Of the troops
.Iow in the anthracite fe Is, ~ soon as
conditions admit, aud the statement of
Con Miller that he expected all III" troops
to ia out If the coal field by Nov |, are re-
.eived. with regret by the operators and
tUfhnr, who realize the condit ons.
The operators are uni' in saying that
the time ina, not YET com" when the troops
can b" safely Withdrawn. and look for a
number of outbreaks to follow. Instead
If the feeling against the non-union work.
ers decreasing il : Increasing, and AZ many
of the mines only the fear Of discharge
keeps the workers from openly in'imdatiig
the npn-union men with whom they are
forced to work.
In IN. Shenandoah and Shamokn dis
trict~ they are hovCOtted by the strikers
and others and in The Ha7ioton district
the strikers refuse to promise not 10 in
torfcrn with or ill-trcat them. With the
,itIla on a. u L. N. operators condairn
fh, Withdrawal Of the troops an urwl-r
m we on" ct them said oh, let the Gov
'ruor DO "a h" d""m- best. Of course, but
iftNev ~ neN'wr,k am sure thcywill have
70 como back ag1l &c..
Others oonClur"i in his opinion. do
claring that the civil authorities had shown
how uDablo they are 10 Stop such violence
,as occurred before IN" troops arrived, and
they DO not eNnect thom ~ do any better
Whom ~" troops 2.
SNFNASUoAU, Pa, oct - Tho strike
j. -iill on ~ Nle Mil Greek Coal Company :
Vulcan and Buck Mountain colIieries
kihe men refuse 10 sign N" contract which
The company requires. Less than 10 per
cont. of the normal daily output of coal
wts produced al the thirry--"veu collieries
ScRANTON, Pa, Oc'. - 4 great number
of MINI workers were taken hack to-day
A. = result the output of coal IN the
S~ranton d'Strict Is being gradually III
creased The only company that will not
practically TAX" back all Of its old mon is
The Oxford and l. has nearly full COM
ploment Of roa-Tjun meY. III" men who
were concerned in acts ~ violence in the
region will probably not get places. A
great rumhcr of them are ant TO ba Out of
ehlplprUen' for a long time, At leas'
Shmc OF tho companies saw that such mer
can never hope for employment in their
mlHoN again, aud hey oSp"Ct 10 he sist aimed
in this bv the comm iS~iOn.