Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-07
;11NE CALLS OUT
NATIONAL GUARD
..h,oias Whole MiIltaryfcrce
Ordered Into Field
,r,r PROTECT WORKERS.
general win See That Pro''''
"V' ,,ayded ucp-rubiic Peace
w. VIII hePre'erve"'

,.,,.burg Pa, oct Gov stone
h' ,obt ordered out the entire
be we the national guard OF
drls'p 10 duty in the anthracite
hn'H .,ors The soldiers will be in
eal '1s tomorrow The order calling
?, t a,'' guard is as follows: .,,..
'l' w ..s,aln portioy of the counties
~ .,0s sehuylknl, Carbon, Lacka'
. =. su.quehanna, Northumberland
v'l ramberland umults and riots FIRE
'rpy occur Men who ' desire ,, to work DIX
y, families threatened Railroad
pl Nave been threatened ana stoned
taih. ~ racks torn up. The civil au-
~ las are unable 10 maintain order
pf sas. called upon the governor and
~ nsa,ISsr.ln.chief of the national
ulu,s sDs troops The situation grows
Or az, ooch day The territory In
W. va Z 80 extensive that the troops
Wv ~ IN duty are Instructed to prevent
asO'' major. general commanding
ni,cs he entire division on duty,
w sSsdng them in such localities as
tsuier them most effective Tor pre-
KIM the public peace.
%, ipmuts, riots, mobs and disorder
'iIr occur when men attempt to
W and about the coal mines, he
w -. that all men who desire to
=, and their families have ample
.,,,,etlon He will protect all trains
!, o,her property from unlawful In
..assrce and will arrest all persons
.n.isg IN acts Of violence and in
.sGsiion and hold them under guard
..,1 heir release would not endanger
y ,abc peace, and will see that the
s,ssts ntImdations. assaults and all
y. q violence cease at once.
M public peace and good order will
1. u,sserved upon all occasions
.,vshoat the several counties, and
:, Interference whatever be permitted
~ oHeers and men in the discharge
'iimy under this order The dignity
n authority Of the state must be
rsraIned and her power to suppress
4 hWlsssness within her borders be
vwitel."
4, executive mansion shortly before
rstlock tonight by Private Secy. Ger
N Gov Stone called conference of
. general officers Of the guard, NJ
IN II was decided to put the troops
hAe field
ne canvas and other camp equip
nj viii be shipped from the state
,vsal and Il Is expected that all the
rgs will be In the field within
aA0un
COMMENTS OF LABOR LEADERS.
Tllkesbarre Pa, oct. 6,-.The news
Din calling OUT Of the entire state
rad caused mild sensation among
hs~ gathered at strike headquarters,
Vt apparently the least perturbed
we President Mitchell and the three
tigriel presidents There was a crowd
Z he lobby OF the Hart hotel. and
q soon as the miners chief came
,cvr the stairs with his travelling bag
+ bis hand he was asked for an ex-
E,ss0n on the action OF Gov. Stone.
!, at first declined, but a moment
zH as he pushed his way through
Asihr0ngs, be exclaimed: III they call
VT al The troops In the United States,
kton't make the men go 10 work"
President Mitchell said: Nothing has
rSen 10 warrant the calling out of
sss troops but, II they are not used
G any unlawful purpose, their pres
ne IN the coal fields cannot do us
gy harm"
isfict President Duffy remarked.
TIE troops are not needed. | pro-
Wei 10 Gov Stone when they were
ny ordered to the district, and | am
El o. the same mind | do not see
q necessity for calling out more
WIS unless IL be- for the purpose OF
Nstng the operators side OF the
gnggle"
lae news Of the calling out Of all
" troops was received so late that
sAlons could not be heard from all
n@a officials IN this vicinity.
resident Mitchell accompanied by
" district presidents, left for Buff
~ wv al ll;ia p. mp over the Lehjgh
isy railroad. There they will meet
committee Of the National Assocla-
W. OF Manufacturers. and will try
lrvise some plan for bringing thr
' . an end Al Buffalo the min
~. aNlll be Joined by National Secy.-
H. iI's ,s Wilson A large crowd saw
! a. aachell and his colleagues off at