Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-26
c,uh a NOn-Union Worker to
" Death.
BLACK wOnAN'S BRAVE A0r
So, Of strikers, VINO Were
S' a''.,,os /. Wan, in cheek win
AShofsun'

,,.hio Sept. 25.--While there
Fnl'p p.h disorder and many ae's Q,
vas u,'' IN sections of the hard cou'
vI'lfi'' ,ogay. the lawlessness was not
NsoD' mai rs it was earlier IN Inc
gum The presence of aadlloVa'
wee and a drenching rains'orm oS,
S 's.d sreataly in the preservation
rar' ,,,s outbreak occurred
las where a non-union miner
!, 4. dubbed to death by a , oana wo Ol
p',s,rlans and his son-in'law was
wv ,.,. from other parts OF the re-
Np .Soy hat petty cases of violence
81 ap" occtr The lower anthra-
t.aan loton is comparatively quiet, most
sns lawlessness occurring III ne 'l,e W
s,'y Of Scranton ana Wi'Nesoa'is'
cLuBBED TO DEATH.
o.,,o, Pa Sept. 25.--James WINS
* Years, was killed, ana MS
s4@ r'lsw S. j. Lewis, was severely
,ks,s,sd BY a gang Of Hungarian strih- ,
NI ,So wayjald them on their way
q "y AZ Grassy Island colliery OF
nsIsware & Hudson company 10.
" Tbe affair took place only nan
.gns from the camp of the Thirteen.h
..T ,, al Oliphant, Lewis got away,
WInston's skull was crushed with
.grb and he fell unconscious. Whlle
sy nrostrate and dying the crowd
Surss an him kicked him in the face
~ Seat rim with clubs. Winston was
srried home by William Doyle, a nom
MAN nan, and Mrs. Doyle, who wit
rtssed the murder
Harry slmroek. Tom Preston and
Harry shubah. the three men VINO are
.Ssg.d 10 have committed the crime,
lre fed. Six men and a woman VINO
sre n the crowd from which the as.
GIANTS emerged were arrested and
VA IN $1,000 bail each as witnesses,
n, George Marshall colored, wife OF
M nropretor Of the hotel at Jessup,
uned with a shotgun, safely escorted
hunted non-union man through a
crowd Of 100 strikers from the hotel to
Ne steulck creek colliery stockade last
,lght When the crowd began TO avenge
f,slf BY hombardlng the hotel, Mrs,
MARSHALL fred on the nearest group and
eppered dozen men with bird shot.
his scattered the mob.
A company Of the Thirteenth regi-
menl was called and attempted TO dis
perse q crowd which was tearing up the
tracks at the Pancoast colliery in
ThroOp
This evening a crowd Of strikers
threw stones at nOn-union men who
were being escorted home from work
IN Forest City The soldiers loaded
their guns and the commander said he
would give he word to fire II another
stone vas thrown. The crowd melted
sway One man who held back was
arrested.
Vold, heavy rains all day and late
mo the night eased the soldiers work
pg dlscouraglng the congregation Of
nobs.
LEFT IN ROAD FOR DEAD.
Wikesbaue, Pa. Set. 25.-The
Eighth regiment arrived at the mining
'osn Of Duryea, this county. late this
afternoon The town is almost on the
evldlng line between Luzerne and
la'Aagatua ccuT ties, and ever SINCE
ns strike began has been the scene OF
nAhy acts Of violence.
aver Issuing some orders Gen.
Sonl came 10 Wilkesbarre tonight.
v9 battalion Of the Ninth regiment
gsliy Went TO NantiCoke Plymouth and
sahalale and dispersed large crowds
aN had assembled In the vicinity OF
~ mines. Sheriff Jacobs accompanied
Y, soldiers and az Nanticoke placed
Sasr arrest John Zuccho, who was
hsyiy armed.
p4'ld Aknew, coal and iron police
~ was assaulted by strikers at
sp4slde IN the northern part OF the
w ihls afternoon, and left on the
h ior dead. He was removed TO the
lMl IN q critical condition.
reL Mitchell and his advisers
Mlke headquarters say the pres
S OF the troops in Luzerne and
savanna counties has had the eff
rdkers '' '"' Va ''e
WILL KEEP AN ARMY IN THE
FIELD.
harrisburg, Sept. 25.--Gov. stone
- asked today IL he would declare
s sA,ia' law In the coal regions. He re-
Without discussing the power Of the
Ss ..1r to declare martial law. IL
I, wv Dc wholly unnecessary to resort
may remedy The national guard
= ~ oeen sent into the coal regions
n suppress iumults, riots and mobs
/, r' Tue ciyil authorities are unable
H., ssppfess them. They VIII not in
+. ' ,n WIN the civil authorities. but
l m,ie 10 aid and assist them. There
4, Wv a surplus in the treasury and
Nale Is prepared 10 maintain a
~ army IN the field for an indefinite
n nave no hesitation in express
"a Ig osapproyal of tumults. riots
IA MODS ana all acts Of violence.
I,i any ~. determination to suppress them
preserve order regardless of cost"
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
sl,rhsSnn Ind, Sept. 25.-Prest.
Im Inv, Vi the United Mine Workers
,,,.s 'sl'Ca' N a long distance telehone
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