The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
s5OO,OOO A WEEK FOR MINERS.
va HfNF HsiTb PRo uiSfS
PaIsIDINr vIffHFIt.
~ Is.at >~~i o. Nav >ai. Mitchell.
''but VIA, later shlte ~aNs tr,isra.
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NuAss B,hEF a.. JulVs %prin..I nv
az urct q so.tss a week fur M. striking
au'hrlrifr rliu-r-. President Mitchell tu-
uigh' - fnr more cheerful than when h.
returned from New lurk thus morning
A. h.l tune II ever a man WH~ d.spnnd-ut
aud g.Honv that man Was John Mitchell
l4i'r no the inv uc hat 4 .ung conference
With Henry Nhit~. Secretary IT the Tar
meat Nurkefs | niou, IA rAm" here from
New NurA rr"sii, NJ tah"v IT district Ne
4 vas a,Sp present
NJ White SAID mat n" American f.tl,.-
ration 81 lAlor Wa urady Whenever the
miners wanted aId n assess ~ In.ml.t.
saNcsk There src about SoOy,O memi-r~
Mitchell a~rpt~i the afcf with the
understanding that m" miners lid not
need AID nov. but would ask tor n a. -uon
a. % vas u'-VI't
Mr white IN discussing M" offer ~aiI that
IA" feder7'Ip u r"sgiy,d that u would h" a
severe blow tu uuipu ,m n the Anthracite
,niurr~ were defeated. whilc the Doucft to
uuiut.~m IN general f-on tho winning Of
tho strike would b" great lie issued The
iolIuw NIX statement after the conference
have t.~sn delegated by the ,auou. im-
tn CONE here and present IN Mr. MIt,hell a
Uhu hr "hich tte striker, ln IL" anthrH't"
region could continue indefinitely then KIT
against IN" operators Mho aim 10 = feck tlcir
orcsutntnn told Mr. Mitchell scceri.us
to my Instructions, that Organized labor lu
iUl, country VA. ready and WILLING to tat-.
80 "uurnou~ sum Tor tho support ui ~" utu-
he v.!,oIued the orcr aud while he .lri Do.
greatly upur~'tatcd the movement ~ this
tam" u would not b~ accepted Tor ia" reason
'.il HUd' - carfv o. thor n,H, IL
Mitchell added. however. Inst. In "a. ~"
,! 1a..,, :. rr 81 -" ~ "a y" %..r ssr,, for The
would all upon ~ for sd
Prc>ld-nr Mitchell still insists THAT his
visit To- Now York was merely for ID" pur
pos 81 saving gupd-hv 70 Hrrhcrt VI lay
lor II lNinul-, a friend Of many year. vino
~ tn GO To Eurnp~ lie denied that Mr.
Tavlur carried from him = message to J
PirrTont Morgan PROPOSING terms Ter a %."'ti"-
mont If m" strike which involved n decided
modiif ation Of IA" original demands uf
~. minors
1 have -ent no message to Mr. Morgan
or any ono rl.~. nor do | intend 20. he said
Their" IL "a pronounced impression here
among 'hr ovsra.or. and others Clu-s' tn
tho inside " the strike ihsl Mitchell went
g. 49," TAYLOR IN 10 hof~ uat hc would D."
aI's tp iuterC",ia with the operators ant
ect .Nwo small CONCESSION - ~U' jT-r c"uf.
without any provision for dccroa-" III the
hours II work or recognition = the union.
anu that Nj TAYLOR, when he attempted
reach Do" uTN. at"r~ 30 breach 'h" sub
'e.'. vl- told plainly that 'hr nrsrhtur-
1uI't r.' rer,,ta under anv circumstances
from how position. that tho men NAV re-
furu 30 work iIy time 'h-y like. but 'her"
rlal! 10 lH rui'lpu &C IN" uu.un and
uu Inducements 81 any kind offered n 'l"
wcu f.'uru 20 work 'h"V must arIiN III
dvidusllv fur their p.a~-
VIZ THE s't'"u"r'. o. i understood. /
Mr. Mitchell returned Geo Ibis CIV II L.
TIA No iiI 'lt h,Tr tor . ~"t'l"uon'
II 'N.. strike 'u'rs wanted - improve hi-
-'arIiag WITH 'h' f. ~'al worker. nv
I.irg abb =. say 4 pfSr.i 'o accept even
q small cuuc.--i'u and end 'h" strike. hNt
~" OPERATORS would ru' oorsrut 80 v"I
80 th.v an 20 break ~ UNION. md -
- IA. dutv of IN" .nr roal mon 20 stand !
hv tho anthracite s'IlN'r-
Il l. said that -.ycutv-iiv" mon are clear
ing M tho WORKING - me Nsl'hy col
li.rv e the B"hirn Valley Coal Company
across ~" river from ~. city, hui IA"
statement cannot p. verified The sam"
co'up,rv TO-DAY .'artSd ~" Hcurv WA-h"rv
ui'N success. incr~ ting ro lu'-ff"ierr"
4 'r" convention & 'NN llr~' District
Mn. rkurs ~ Sauficnk"'u-iay President
Ni,ir.~ We President Adam Rl~fvuC"
and ~|',ro'Ir dempsey Ner~ all p elected