The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02

long as strike lasts.
 < Cct. J-Fres. Roosevelt invites operators ai4d Pres. Mitchell to discuss at the white house means of ending strike 3--At white house conference Mitch0ils pafer te accept arbitration by Pres Roosevelt rejected by operators, who d0- Inand troops to enable reopening of elSoy, Stone (Pa.) orders out entire mih- tsTs iIsgss. f0'es s'F service in anthracite coal 7--Afigehell refuses Pres. Roosevelt's re- GsesS t9 end strike on promise that miners grievances iInn edsately; 10-~At coTlfererce in New York betwse
 Gov Geeai, L. S Senators Platt, Q iaT cGde cents ten advance and rNcog- nision ef union
 vst sors pepo3es fo sffs @ aspnisf as,,n; 4 differences to arhitratioli commission to tso aar@a .'v president.
 1.S~-S 8rtl.r cns.S. President Rccse-
 names argihtratiOn sssasiE- . rig. Gen. John IT. Wilson.
 seo. Grsty, T.. E. Ggas'E-, Eet. 5lsis L. ;saatsins. Th.,x. il. tasissE.a stssd Cs-rroll D. Wrigias. N 4.lvulat on ct Niikesaarre, = isss s..s.essy voted to emu ST lse DT essissnsssca organizes with No~ s..s- ..ssi39 ends inspection of fas.sIas sas ts-Sfln. ned of them. 1l-t 0as uEes. .uis lie answer to demands cT r..ssrs sis.u reitarAse that there will be au tgg3 Aton of United Mine Work CTS .NiAa ca.
 z-hts enans ;n reach agreement outside of arbss0sidn ermtn.ssson blocked by inde- -peNaenl cls;rators.
 Dec. 3~ orsf ssion resumes investigation after 70 Ga recess 70 allow disputants 10 get to@sster
 D-Commiss.an aGjourns until Jan 6.
 Onser indusrriai EUenfs. Jan. zs--Pres. Mitchell. of United Mine Workers C. Amer.ca reelected. Ohio t0r1 <,l-l case that fi..nt ot employer to employ or d:scharse men cannot be questioned. and that il.s motives cannot be consid- Teb. 7.--Adiners delegates at Indianapolis adopted wase scale already in force in bltuminouS fields.
 A-Big combine of transatlantic steam ship lines formed
 0far. 4-Martial law proclaimed in Nor
 oa wti etres SspPress esway rU5ns strRs K proceedings at st. Paul to declare %1l- iile- tc dissoive Northern Securities Co. '' Ar. 2-At Dubois. Pa. 10000 bituminous coal miners strike.
 0ther states paraiyzes wool market.
 -Etfemen and dockhands of tugs on greAt lakes strike.
 don at Wheeling. ". Va. reelects The eAore Shaffer president. Ind. supreme : cpStt decides s,cent;fare law invalid, erented by U. s. court in Chicago pre- venting operations under alleged trust IQSs 1-Stsike of Chicago packing house
 Ad department store drivers compro-
 iieed after several serious riots. Chi
 Nsm so2H ssate sfGn in soaf0n aoaf nus of
 $tr!ks of Chalmers employees.
 Troops M @s Sua1S % slE inli milis sS.'isa at Paterson 4. T., to prevent rtets by strikers. Jul. f-IAternational Order of Machinists 1 pay union scale and observe 9-hour day. I-In Chicago 5000 teamsters sympathiz- 1 ing. with 5000 striking freight handlers Aug. 1-Several funerals turned back | from a Chicago cemetery on account of strike TX higr Of grave ru digEers for more Pay ! for higher wages.
 n -inteinational Typographical union in ! session at Cincinnati makes maximum working hours per week 54 Golden ju- bilee of union celebrated. Sep l-.Labor. day generally observed in ,7-Coal miners strike in Kanawha and New River fields. W. Va, involving 15,- 600 men, which began June ( ended Firemen's Brotherhood at Chattanoo- ga and is made an honorary member. 2S.Union girl clerks at St. Paul pledge themselves to marry only members of labor unions. Lead manufacturers combine at New York; capital. sso00o.- Oct 1-Ship combine files incorporation papers at Trenton, N. J.. for sl20 900 { capital. E-New Orleans street railway strikers accept ultimatum of 20 cents an hour with 10 hours maximum work. S-Msnneapolis flour mills change from two l2-hour shifts to S-hour schedule. N-U. S. Packing Go. Understood to be the beef combinc) incorporated at Tren- ton, N. J.
 Nov, N-Pres. Gompers. at New Orleans convention of Am. Federation of Labor, l exonerate6 of charges of infideMty to
 Sep union princi 'es.
 75-Notice serv d by 5000 Pullman
 car shop employees ofrefusal to work @uncAys hereafter