New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
TROOPS MAY GO TO DURY EA-
vsRSKE WAsHERY TO RESUME-Mok-
GAN WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.i }

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-z-,,te.barre Penn Aug 15.-Sherih JACOBS say
49, he viii call for troops if there shaH pe u-
,ber serious disturbance at the " NaIlhe 49,.
al D7lryea where the rioting occutIeu -
and he expects there will be freueiio - -,
- o,.-,a- ss determined TO resume ~oTh aS 80
~ - 90 made and TO insist that the authorl-
80 ,he+her local State or county furniSh pr
secticp 10 his workmen and prevent oaliidee ~ 1'
,,-opertv He will ask for soldiers ..
ctfes T.cobs in explaining the situation 10
,ssv made II clear that If he requests uooPa ~
-. - ,7f-ectIv due to last nights disturbances
,,a.ousa he now has control OF the sluauoh'
sen,,tv sheriffs are, however, not loI poAOe 80
he eeis ..If there is immediate danger OF ~ ~a''@oN
- ,D5rrv TO property then they will act, bnt 'le!
are not intended stay on guard as sen'Iies nlir
=. ,o,;oe Mr. Warnke is determined TO operate ms
,raSberv and as there is sure TO De opposllluh ~
this on the part of the crowd, trouble Is liheiS ~
oc,,r If there is danger Of this and he asks me
g. +-oops again / shall have to request IhelH
T-,ea &c doing all in its power to prevent troops
80 san+ there Prominent officials and business
mon have sent word TO Governor stone ana zen
era, Coh;u that troops are not needed ana lhdl 'i
-, +to-5+ies can care for the situation. while
~ etrilzs lea ders are busy trying to cool the en-
- s.,.,ers and prevent further outbreaks All
1ras oujet at the washery during the nlsht anu
this morning , ... .5s
Ae+er snending all night in jail the fifteen guards
and ten workmen were this morning. reieas.u ~
syraft a hearing next Monday Although burgess
I,,,rI,,g+on had held them under $4,000 ball Judge
Kelsey this morning fixed the bail at $1,000 1or
the lot .
The injured guard Henry Collins, is improving
80 zviu soon be ont, and none other was seriously
hurt. .z .ro.
7, +roons shall be sent here il is expected that
work win be resumed at some Of the DeIaware E.
Iackauanra and Western and the Dela"aFe anu
Hudson ccllieries, where strikers nave preVeh'eu
workers from gathering There Is lhuCn uesle ~, ~,
-,a mart Of the operators test the ability OF tne
authorities to protect men who want TO work ana
4hev look 10 Duryea the best place 70 make 'he
text ,, .,,,~,-
The -e-r,r71 Of J. Pferpont Morgan 10 thls ooui-
~ continues to cause the strikers to hope 'hat
- -s - nav he found by him OF settling the
-+-sl.a eynicaby before the middle OF Septeihoe1'
whether President Mitchell shares TINS spencer oI
not he refuses 10 say, but q significant Ihee.' . .
~ tha three district presidents and MI dltcHe4'
was held this afternoon They refusea 10 slaN
,,blic what was done. The local mining oInc1aS N
who are well Informed GO NOT peleHe e,,e-;on one
Morgans coming ,, VII recefved from one Of the
oei 5,residents in which il was stated tlt5l al
Dsl - 4+1aT Mr. MoTgan's homecoming Will hot
IN any way affect the strike; that 59e lSnrTe a-
go1aI IN the first instance, and that he VIII ho'
interfere in any Way IN sIthT hfc Is endeavoring TO
t.Ie +be strike by arbitration, is continuing lls
efforts TO tr6r eL enc Ceorge j fIeweyn to-day re-
ceived the following telegram from senator quay
Your letter received Ny phEsician| | seys vii vii
% hot +ffe5 pe TO meet your committee here at ny
house at any time you may h2' o. 4S : 0TEAY
the latter part OF next week " "
The committee will meet shortly ane 2 Iahe eet tet-
tber steps in this matter and arrange Ior d iee
ing wleh onee sullivan. PoIander. employed as
"a Are fighter at the Jersey mine PlyrnoIth ~ Us
SLIP a., 81. leg When the report sounded Sullivan
heard scrambIing in a clump Of bushes neaa9s S n
"a q Picle5 M and carried to his home in Plymouth
and iater to the Moses Taylor Hospital scranton