New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
MINES TO OPEN SOON.
OPERATORS QUIETLY PERFECTlNG
THEIR PLANS TO RESUME WORK.
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wflkesbarre, Penn, Aug. 9.-The issue Of war
rants to-day for the arrest Of thrty-one strikers
who have been doing picket duty at the Woodward
,ol1,a-v Of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
counanv will it is expected by the officials
prevent further interference with the workers
there This is part Of the plan OF the company
o. +,a resrrnption of work at the mine next week
This week it was planned TO start out eaeh Hioi
ing the crowds of strikers about the mine oe'ei
the men who wish to work from reporting Now
the company will charge them with lntefIeI elloe
and intimidation. AT the Pettebone mines Oh tile
same company the force Of workers was sIghIly III
creased to-day and the officials expect to run 'he
breaker before the end of next week Men nave
taen in he mine for some days, cutting coal
with the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Tins leading the way ii said that other coIh-
NAMES will next week make the effort 10 resume
being convinced that enough men can now De 0o-
-ained TO operate several coleries in ADDITION 10
+bs seven now mining and shipping coal Inc
officials Of the Temple Iron Company VINO SUI
cessfuIly operated their Edgerton washeIy ~
DAVIS ago announced to-day that the MOUNT A@ooh
our colliery will be run Monday This Is one o.
-be largest in the Wyoming region Inc state
,an+ 5s that the breaker only will be operated anu
thar the coal run through it Will be What was
mined before the strike. 1t is beheVeo. ho"e'e-'
that the company has several others nave Lieii
IN the mine cutting coal This was 1le scIeiie q
.be collieries where operations have been FesulIeo
nd &c peing followed at others. 1t makes no olS-
,io,, does not attract the strikers by the an
-ouncernent that work is resumed ana Is coIs4o
the most practical plan yet devised
Desnite the preparations which are uhoouoleoIS
,,.i,y made for the resumption Of work, and oe-
s-i+e -be fact that some 10000 tons were shlppeu
4-o,, the wyoming and Lackawanna region "
-taauatar this week President Mitchell ana 'ne
+,,r officers of the union say that the Worh Ho"
,;-x- sona is 1,ninportanJ and has no bearlhg oL
+b si,,,ation: that the at work are posses anu
come irnported men. unskllled hands 1hey cHa4
+;ze +be whole effort as big bluff TO afect the
+r,t,are and say that it has not the least ten
80 toward getting the men back at work TINS
= ~, note taken in the speeches made at the mass
ars,oe of the miners this week 1hese are ~
n+in,,a next week. and Mother Jones' Ile ID
,o,,s aeitator. has been brought TO the region u
aiT This m morning County Detective Jones [b
- whom ne believes TO be lne Ied-I5 T6,o;a1 I
fasl C,-i1o murdered the watchman Dahlel .
S-aarex- of the Bliss colliery, on uesuas 80
~ irS.,eS him in iail with the otnef InISe,
o+s go sTSTee-ed on Wednesday de 5 fdul AO---
check an Austrian miner. ,oa &c abs,,rd
PRESIDENT Mitchell to-day classeC d .oce1- the
,aor tfat he had advised the men 10 dccsgt 81 -,
~ Ta+e Of wages offered and saic II was put 49, O.
ot oa ri 10 rnislead the strikers anu eet t1i
tecE 70 work under false conditions 7,o,.-rara
To-day work the Dodge, OF l4le S+9r+ai
T .cl-eTanna and Western company, "1s VS. Ssor,rtL
-S+b large force of men, making lhe 6 Loai -
o--- ~ -he Scranton region TO resume
- - +be claims Of Superintendent 4otoeEs; -
a-e two hundred at Work-olie, L. ,,,,G.r
rs aLe ~ ND one hundred outside. The men 9 Hh2eL
sLouSS - so[s are ali old employees or the Ooost-
FTbose working on the outside are recrulleu ii
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