The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-12-11
RRlBES OFFERED
coupANjES ATTEMPTED TO
cry OFFICIALS OF CERTAIN
LOCAL UNIONS.
SENSATION AT THE HEARING
p...s.r.s 81 Two Gypsy Grove Locals
c@rea $500 Each TO Secure the
p,.saae 81 Resolution Ordering
-, ucn = Return 20 Work--M n c
wct.crs VINO Voted Fasorably OF
.,te Ffor, sio0 10 5000 Ea-h.
tte Ftor, sio0 20 500 Ea-n.

rs. n.-c. li-At the day =
y. the anthracite coal atTiA"
fcnea,lon ~as caused ~
ay 81 John Early. q cheek
- aa rugloyci NJ IT.. .spBf
Gat. W cry of ,h. Fri. company
y sal .-es.aen, Of III. csps, Grove
aa }at,, sali b. MAS introduced "a
- mine foreman. Michael
f-r b fh. l-achawanua Valley hr.
i sReten Early and miner
as HiiarR who was alao president
& sal 4aian. wvre .ash Offered Sc.
..' ten men 10 rass Frso!n.
10 rug the men from ,h. tao
la aa.eh they represented back
: larlys story gas as follows
f. ,,fimes In the hotel through
;. PERSON In the cours. of con.
's.s4' Crimes asked him how hn
g. ,liica and aaii that II hr
49, fog William Ionn.ll tor con
g.. ~nld give him 81 o." Thta
- Sea, .s
49, trm"s mad. the 81 fal0 rrupo
3 a'uuci Early. Grimes said
tas d 4i the strike. don't you thiuk
= te1 aeo wcakcnlags To which
"a rrl!.r3 that he did think they
- "afcTlus just llt;i. Grimes
~a hm that hc knew u hr"aS
oare tn tn" ranks o. the men
'taf They would h. defeated
h.'A asnirrt that III. men haA
''f- auA that they hal put NJ
ath' and as long a. they wcrc
FL ~ defeated b, III. operators
- Y Hsti ~ Ec, something ont uf "
.e'H 'ten made this proposition II
tl3 get ten men Ia have p
'.ae passed by hia local Grimes
ti'r nine o. them slno each The
s.h faau Ss'o and Early s. 300 and All
steno
- 'Hriher added iha, Early need
AiHt for work for three months
1aa' u" then would he given furc
-" position There would to ~
" getting n min. foreman Z
H' AZ" he said. aa the companies
= .'''9 tho boards that issued them
;. story held the attention ~
=. 1hmlsa'oncTs and the spectators
alter he had concluded non. of th,
would cross examine him.
o'her testimony Of the DAY.
Go of fFst witness before the strike
,.'sslnn was Alexander McNicar
,oit '"aFc and Hudson miner. who
q, wv same sior, that dozens of 9th
u, "A'' told TO the effect that he was
~. gwen back his old place in ihs
n,t 'A' was placed at work In n more
=, liable part of the coilicry.
nos, miners. through Mr. parrow. an
ba,at ~ lhis point that they are pre-
On ), 10 Pic UP cumulative evidence
usta ,'lr claim that members OF ,hc
b. : : are beng Disseminated agalns'
sla .om9anics. but they did not
nl.st oale np the time OF the com
ea-a.n Mr. barrow asked that IN
ilelr =" companies. when they present
IN Nd' of the controversies. piled
no nnlniafirc evidence on this point
On ~ "'oh might put on more witnesses
W. same line Of evidence.
Hra. iorrey. for the Delaware and
larya said that company had q
On - number Of witnesses to testify
shjrh, Violence phase OF the case
ognI,ionas mas direct bearing on the roc
Gray OF the union. Chairman
sides ~ !" reply. said that he hoped both
proaraou'h you'd do the best they can not q
ana 700 much cumulative evidence
= ~, pho indcd by saying:
Tho Nh" INK The matters growing out OF
hayo exhibition OF feeling will not
sion ."uoh weight With this commits
Of n. " rhillips. city superintendent
Then '' public schools of scranton. was
u",'ed to the witness stand,
timonv 'htendent Phillips. In hfs 'cs