The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-16
VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
UOKkER BEATEN ~ SIGHT
or SOLDIERS.
Victim viii Probably Die-Six Arrests Wade
Troops Mere Guarding the Mans
House Many StOnings In thr Region
Attempt 10 wreck y Soldiers Train.

SHtSANDOAH, va. OC'. lJ.--John' bOlo-
wic2 was attacked by crowd OF strikers ia
sighf Of he provost guard of the Eighteenth
Regiment AZ o'clot N%night. and before
the guard could get ID. assistance he was
clubbed numerically an. Nsshed with
knife II" was taken to he ners' Hos
pital. bur the doctors -ay lie cannot
recover
Early this evening Mrs Chinlnski who ia
Bolowicz- sister, APPEALED - Cot. Rutlidge
for pro, sction She said her brother re-
turned home to-day from koh-i-noor col
liery. where he had been working. and the
strikers threatened 10 blow up the house
A squad OF soldiers was placed ON guard
around the house. and shortly after dark
The guard was stoned by crowd Of strikers
who were concealed behind fences, ami
every window in he house was broken.
During the fusillade Bolowicz left the
mouse and had gone only a short distance
when he was attacked by crowd The
squad that had been guarding tho house,
reinforced by the guard from IN. Reading
station. surrounded the crowd and arrested
siA Of them including the man who did
the stabbing They were taken To th,.
guard house Of the Sixteenth Regiment
The scene Of the attack wan near the
Philadelphia and Reading station ON III.
spot where the riot occurred which was the
cause of bringing the first soldiers 10 the
region. There il great excitement in that
part of she town Tonight and two extra
companies have been put on provost duty.
number Of the men employed al the yari-
Gus collerirs hereabout- left the stock
AIDE, to-day because Of the feeling that the
strike IL over, and II l. expected that some
OF them will be attacked during the night.
NhANokIS. Pa, oct. 10 Extra details Of
soldiers and a mounted patrol guarded
the "ollierie- here this evening 10 protect
uOn-union men. several workmen re-
tuning from Henry Clay culierv were
attacked bv mot Of strikers and ran home
through shower Of stones and clubs.
4 man fired four shots a. Private Francis
1hralls. Of Company X. the lone seatrv
on the hill top back If the ROYAL Oak coll
liery last night The sentry ordered the
men 10 halt and when the soldier levelled
his gun the man gave himself up He was
brought before the sergeant in command
who took his re volver from him. warned him
again-' approaching the line and allowed him
him 10 20.
Sixteenth Regimen soldiers saved Joseph
iucamovitcn from the hands OF an angry
mob a. Mount Carmel to-day and placed
linn IN the guard house for safety The
man is still in camp. afraid 20 venture out
iocamoNi'ch went to Mount Carmel from
SHENANDOAH 10 secure emplo vmenr al
colIiery, The crowd discovered that he
wa- a non-union man and beat him with
clubs before he wa rescued.
uKgs-BARRE, Pa DC, Is The s'rik-
H. ya i,,t, ., N ~, a
of hooring al non-union worker A.
first the popular cry of -Scab. scab. scab.
greeted the men on their way TO work. but
lately, when il became cause for srres,
and punishment, IL was stopped Then
crowds began TO stand on the corners and
shout. Have look Have look The
police after while stopped this This
morning the strikers shouted, Cub. bear
cub. cub. cub, cub"
When the police stop this they will have
mother.
The Lehigh Valley company to-day
opened IL Henry Colierv, where, for some
time. men have been working and shipped
twenty-five cars OF coal. The residents in
the neig hbor hood gat hered in large numbers
and. al attack upon the train being threat
ened the Second City Troop of Phila-
delpnia was sent 20 The scene aud patrolled
IA. railroad while The train was brought
out No violence Wa attempted
An attempt was made tonight 70 wreck
the Delaware and Hudson train which
took soldiers 10 Pine Ridge, Laurel Run
and Mineral Spring collierie-. north of this
city, where there have been disturbances
during IN" last few nights. Large stones
We're edged between the tracks and cross
ing boards al Mavoci crossing near Miners
Mills, where here il sharp curve near an
embankmeni, Had the train struck the
stones IL would have run of the track and
pitched over III. ombankmeut. II was
running slowly and the engineer saw the
obstruction in time 10 stop Afterward
~ he same train came back 10 this
! city, similar Instructions were discovered
on The sou'hDound track Soldiers are now
guarding the tracks and trains are run
! ming slowly
POITsvILLT, Pa, Oc' IL - Some Of the
soldiers of tine Second Regiment stationed
al New Philadelphia have narrow escapes
every night. 4, an early hour this morn
| ing Private Charles Napier of Company ]
| had a close call. Some one in ambush sho,
al him. and az the same time Napier kneeled
| down To tie his shoe. This saved his life as
| the bullet whizzed directly over his head.
| HA2LETON. Pa Oct Is A mob of strikers
congregated near the No. 40 colierv this
evening and stoned the non-union workmen
on their way home from work company
of the First Regimen, stationed near by
was called out. and the Captain ordered the
| gathering to disperse II did with the excep-
ton Of five foreigners, who showed fight The
soldiers placed them under arrest. One of
/ them attempted TO escape. but was halted
/ by warning shot from the Captains re-
volve-. They were placed in the guard
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