The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-01

two weeks" he said "but have not
hoisted any as yet. When we will
start the breaker has not been de-
cided."
Superintendent Rose stated that at
other collieries of the Delaware G.
Hudson good sized forces of old en-
ployes are working underground, cut
ting and loading coal, and that it will
not be long probably, before they will
be sending out coal.
The statement that No. colliery Of
the Pennsylvania Coal company is
about to start up is positively denied.
The Pennsylvania company has no inn
mediate and definite prospects of start
ing up a colliery, but like the other
companies expects that the men will
not holCS out much longer and re-
sized forces.
MASS MEETING OF MINERS.
A mass meeting of the mine workers
of Scranton will be held in the Round
Woods this afternoon, at o'clock. 1t
is expected that President John Mitch
ell will deliver the principal address.
Members of Mount Pleasant local,
1878, United Mine Workers of America,
are requested to assemble at Cooper
ative hall, Friday afternoon at i.30
o'clock, to attend the mass meeting in
a body which will be held at the Round
Woods. All members are requested to
attend.
Local union, No. 460, will meet at the
regular meeting place, Birney avenue,
South Scranton, on Saturday, August
2, at o'clock. Organizer Memlo will
address the meeting. All members are
requested to attend.
Members of Bellevue locals. of the
mine workers, will meet at Calpin's
corner at l o'clock, and march to the
mass meeting at the Round Woods.
The Bellevue Fife and Drum corps and
the Cadet Drum corps will also meet at
Calpin's corner at o'clock, and march
with the locals to the mass meeting.
The full and exact text of the tenn
porary injunction granted in the case
of Gauley Mountain Coal company
against G. w. Purcell and others by
Judge b. F. Keller Is here appended
This is the injunction which it is al
legged forbade the distribution of sup
plies to the West Virginia strikers, and
which was so roundly condemned by
President Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers. A perusal of the opinion will
show that the condemnation was
founded on false Misrepresentation,
conveyed in early and incomplete re-
ports of the injunction. The injunction
reads as follows:
KELLAR INJUNCTION.
This day the complainant In this suit by
Its counsel presented to the court it's bill
of complaint against q. W. Purcell, w.
b. Wilson. Girls Evans, "Mother Jones'"
Charles McNelis. Pleas Clayton and Joe
Ozzima which is ordered to be filed; and
thereupon the said plaintiff moved the
court for an injunction as prayed for in
said bill Upon consideration whereof it
Is adjudged, ordered and decreed that un-
til the further order of the court the said
defendant and each of them and their
associates, confederates, agents and all
persons acting with them be and they are
hereby inhibited, enjoined and restrained
from threatening or coercing In any man
ner any of the miners and employees of
the plaintiff, the Gauley Mountain Coal
company. because of their working for
said plaintiff; and from attempting In any
manner to induce by or through intimida-
tion. threats, force, coercion, or compul-
sion OF any kind any of said miners and
employees to quit the service of said COM
pany or to quit working for said COM
pany; and from going upon said proper
~, mines or works, or any of them; and
from annoying or harassing or attempt
ing to annoy or harass in any manner
any of said miners and employees while
at work or while going to or returning
from work or while in. at or about their
homes because of their being at work for
said plaintiff; and from trespassing upon
inJuring or destroying any structures, fix
lures or any other property of the plain
tiff in or upon its premises aforesaid or
in or about its mines and plants or any
of them
And the said defendants and each of
them and their associates, confederates,