Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
EODISOUDER~ ATSHENANDOAH
Quiet Reign. During Day in Kining Tswnl
Despite The Threats.
sTMkENs NTfLNp EuNgNAL OE 6tODALL
hunaofe, that work - 10 Ne Resumec
sttii the ram, Inspector ma
~ Received No N~otinoatfOn
from Operators.

part Of this vieiIanca was Cue, to the iact
that the funeral Of Joseph Bad6eli. who
died az a result OF injuries received IN
day.
BsddalI was a brother Of Deputy sheriff
Thomas BeddaL wbo. Nas one Of the prin-
cipAl nguress In the eight. and 4 nephew
OF sherin 8. r. DeddaiL These men at
tended the funeral. and ia ;eonteeaencs
there were many rumors aEoat that they
would be attacked. These stories reached
brigade headquarters. and General Goblin
decided TO take every pFecauti0n p66sibla
to prevent any untoward incidents while
the funeral vas being held without too
great display Of military force.
A platoon OF the gcvefnor's troop WITS
stationed on one OF the towns principal
streets near headquarters aud one battalion
OF infantry of the Twelfth regiment was
held In readiness IN camp to march on short
notice. Provost Marshal Farouhar also
kept q watchfui eye on matters with : ds-
tail Of man.
The funeral services were held At wfi.
Ham Penn. Q mile from here. iThs body
was escorted by the Shenandoah lodge Of
the Masonic Order to ~shenandoah and
through the principal streets TO the Gene
terry, which is located on q nountAih north
Of the city. A crowd lined the streets, the
majority Of the people being striking mine
workers. Nothing occurred to disturb The
funeral and after It was ever the platoon 81
cavalry was withdrawn from the town.
Company H OF the Twelfth regiment was
placed on duty At indian Ridge osIiIery OF
the Philadelphis and NReAdihk Coal ana
iron company near the foreign quarters.
This was done so that a D v constable
/ noqtlH ~ aanfakaE e.. -.aL -. - -a...a.a
while making arrests Of persons who we're
in last weeks riot. The services Of the
soldiers, however. were rot needed.
Runors Of q resumption Of work IN this
territory are still in circulation, but there
Is nothing to Indicate. that theae reports
have any foundation whatever. There are
N the Shenandoah district nineteen col.
neries operated By the. Philadelphia ana
Residing Coal and iron company. which for.
merly employed 1900 men. and six col
lieries owned by the Lehieh Valley Coal
and Iron company which employed 5000
mine workers. Besides these there are sew
erai individual coliiefies. The mine inspec-
tor for this district said today that where
q coal company desires to place a mine ia
operation 1t is compelled By law to notify
the mine inspector Of the District In wnicn
It IL located 20 that he can make an In
spection to see whether Il Is safe to permit
men TO enter II. Up to this time, he said.
he had not received che slightest intIma-
ticn that the companies are about to resume
work. ssrs~,
Strikers CAlIed- TO Arms.
The Eighth reEfmsns aAad another csii to
grms last night. srAe;pickets IN the vicinity
OF tho stable saw q mas stealthiiy Approach
The horses ana no was commanded to stop.
He probably did, not see the sentry be-
cause the instant he heard the soldiers
command the prowler turned and ned down
the side Of the hill. Three Bullets we're
sent after him, but he escaped. The sentry
on the next post also saw . man running
In the darkness, and he, too, hred ct the
neeing figure. The sound OF the shooting
aroused the guard and the brgls call to
arms was Immediately soVnded.
The whole regiment was quickly In line
and Company H was sent out 70 Investigate.
but the mysterious person had disappeared.
After that the men we're not akain dis
turbed. Colonel Hoffman ID Of. the opinion
that the intruderS were about to make An
attack on the horses BY hamstringini them
or otherwise i~niurirg them 90 - TO make
the animals useless. He h sorry the
strangers were not captured or crippled
BY the sentriss' bullets. He coAslder1 It an
extremely severe Oaepse 70 ipiufe the
horses.
The camp today was quiet. Both rsgi-
ments we're, put through drill and other
camp routine. The commands have been in
duiging In some test mansuSers.
The Eighth regiment. in : test call 70
arms. had one company IN double quick
ready in one minute, Ana the whc,t ccn-
mand In three minutes.
/ C@1r0af Nl.An.~A ,~Ia~m4 N.a.~awa ~ -
the Twelfth regiment 20 scale > very high
culm hank, and the feat was Accomplished
In thirty seconds, Captain OFT, commander
Of the governors troop Of cavalry took 4
dash west across the country toward 0ifard-
Vile this morning. The treop returned
shortly before noon.
The arrest Of six msn Who teok part in
the riots Of last week was made today.
The funeral Of Joseph Beddlil, who WAS
| killed in last weeks disorder. took place
today. Everything IL quiet "a this region.
Resoiatns ~ Heaasuarttrs.
wILKHsBARRB, Pa. Aug l.--lhe day
having passed without resumption Of min
ing IN the strike regson. there is regoic-
ing at President MitcheII'f headquarters
tonight. There was some fears that work
might be ntttempted 81 Wood e~ollisry Of
the Delaware LAekawanna 4 Western
company near Plymouth. today and q
large number Of strikers and their sympa-
thizers were stationed In the vicinity. but
when It became known for q, certainty that
the mine would not Fesume the strikers re-
turned to their homes,
0mceFs Of the eesl cempanlss state The
only informatioa that would be slFen out
Waa hat Whan the operators get ready 70
resume work they would "a 80. but how
soon they would not say. HE strikers
are watching the coIlisries verT closely and
also the movements % all men who 50
In and out o. the works.
IN the street railway strike has been With
out Incident on the Ironton division. The
union men are operating cars On schedule
time IA accordance with q agreement
reaehed ct . confsrenes eonciudsd early
this morning, bat tonight there h strona
evidence Of = renewal q the strike IL
sympathy with the men ~ The Hafhllton
snd Ashland divisions.
The strike IN the Kentucky ane West
Virginia towns Il still on, the company
refusing to recognise the union o. foinstate
the discharged msn. AZ . result o. visits
between the committees today II is said 70
Be dehnitely decided that the Ifonton men
WI again 90 out unless the conpAng
makes terms with the other disisions 81
simultaneously with . conisrenee here labor