The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-30
Leaders Urge Union Men TO
Be Peaceful and Not
Insult Soldiers.
NOTICE TO SAL0ONKEEPERS
Notified Tnat II They FaIbor Conspira-
tors They VIII be Severely Dealt
With-Many Non -Unionists Re-enteT
the Shaits-The Day Peaceful.

TANAQUA Pa, Aug S0--Eith loaded
..fes and ssricl orders 10 sheet Il
strikers hurled rocks at them, Company
F. IN command o. Captain Beaver Gear
ha-t. wko Was wounded II the shoulder
two days ego during q clash with striz-
eTs. left camp early this morning TO es-
cort 100 non-uniou men TO work at col
neries near LanssoFd, summit Hill, and
Ccaldale. The troops occupied two cars.
one leading and The other following
three ears EulI OF non -unionists- When
Lacsforc. the scene OF yesterdays dis
turbauce was reached the streets were
deserted On hill overlooking the
town about fifty strikers stood IN line
with their hacks % the cars IS they
passed ~.
General GobIn's Orders Elective
The troops regarded the strikers inc
~ as the newest sign OF dIsapPToval
OF the formers stay in the valley Gen
eraI Gobin's orders last night, after
carefully investigating conditions IN the
Panther Greek Valley. TO shoot to XIII.
caused people to stay indoors The
streets Of Sammit Hill and Coaldale. as
well as the surrounding hills, we're also
bare OF men, women. and children. who
fo9 the past month had made life miser-
able for n-unienists on their way to
and from work. The Governors Troop
in their trip through territory embFac-
ing Coaldale and summit Hill at day
break. did not run across single viola
Lion Of the law by strikers
Before the soldiers left camp this
morning they we're told that Gobin's or
ders should not be winked al. because.
Il the strikers attacked them and they
refused 10 5aoot, their assaiIants would
become bolder than ever
Urged saikers to Be Peaceful.
When strife leaders we're made con
versant vita Gobin's shoot-to-kilI order
they addressed mass meetings OF United
Nine Werker last night at Lansford.
SUNNI: .till, AID CoaldaIe, and urged
the 81 ers not 10 interfere with The
soldiers :. znr way during trips by sol
diers through the valley. as clashes
would result in the slaughter OF mine
workers.
The men were told by their leaders
that the troops in addition to shooting
them down would arrest women and
children II they. collected on the streets
and cursed the soldiers. and thar the
women would be aned and the children
sent 10 reformatoFIes in case their
fathers could not make them refrain
from abusing the troops.
on-Unionists Escorted TO Work.
Non-unionists who we're escorted 70
the coIHeries by the soldiers today said
al no time since the strike we're the
conditions Sc apparently peaceful. Fol-
lowing The return 10 camp Of Captain
Gearhart's soldiers, Major Gearhart,
Iohief IN command, accompanied by a
detail OF infantry, rode through the
valley and called on the saIoonkeepers-
He said that Il they of-red al asylum
10 consp piraters plotting against soldiers
or non union men, General Goblin would
! request the proper authorities 70 re
woke their licenses.
II is estimated that 30 Rew men start
ed work today at the Lehigh COa1 and
Navigation company's cohieries. While
zstreets Of This place were full Of
6strikers ct daybreak. I'd attempt was
frnade By them to inte=e-ere With non
SInloE men as they wC=e escorted 70
co1IEerfes by company OF infantry
Everything is quiet at Shenandoah