Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-01
ALL IS QUIET
IN COAL CAMPS.
strikprs Took Their Eviction Pa
pers Yesterday Without a
Word of Back Talk.
OEMOLLI IS STILL IN JAIL.
Habeas Corpus Writ Was Denied at
Price If Italian Organizer is Re.
leased He viii be Re'Arrested'

ypere was no outbreal. yesterday by
.,,Jters IN the coal regions. Notices of
eviction were served In the scoheld,
winter Quarters and Clear Creek min
tho camps on the men who refused
n 90 TO work, and the writs were 70"
ccived without disorder The papers
we're served by deputy sheriffs attend
Cd with armed guards, and the troops
were ready within striking distance
INT there was no resistance or threats
of violence by the eyIcted.
The call for general strike has
been postponed for a few days until
CON Keleher arrives. when a call Will
he made for all miners favorable to
organized labor to walk out There
has been no marked gain by either side
I'm the last two days. Atty.-Gen. Breed
en- is at Sconeld TO investigate on his
own account. lie interviewed Justice
Burrows who gave Demolli 80 days,
and finds that the proceedings were
regular The woman figuring as
Mother Jones" is not the woman of
that name who was prominent in the
Pennsylvania strike, The similarity of
names and affiliations led to mixing
the babies W"
sgnor Demoll continues playing
in hard luck" He was before Judge
johnson yesterday at Price on habeas
corpus proceedings, and was represent
ed by Messrs. Elder and Fowler and
Atty. Crawford Of this city. The state
was represented by Atty.-Gen. Breed
On, The court found no grounds for
the issuance Of the writ as prayed for,
and dismissed the petition, remarking
that the petitioner had not gone TO work
the right way. Later petitioner gave
notice OF an appeal, which was APP
proved Of by County Atty. Frye, and
Justice Burrows at Sconeld was notl-
fed to make an order discharging the
prisoner. But Demolli had not been
discharged last night, and as Sheriff
Wilcox has two more warrants for the
Italians arrest IL Is evident that the
latter is destined to have a strenuous
time OF 1t before the law is through
with him.
County Attorney Frye IL at sunnyslde
today, 10 dispose of several breaches Of
the peace. Two Films were brought
over to Price yesterday afternoon, to
serve 10 days each for violations of the
peace. This makes seven Of the strik-
ers In the Carbon county Jail.
Six hundred tons of coke came out of
Sunnyslde yesterday afternoon In 10
cars. Seven of them are consigned to
Bingham and eight Of them TO the Muir
ray shelters About 20 additional min
crs from Emery county went to work in
the mines yesterday The increased
number Of cars coming out Of sunny
side shows that additions are being
made to the d.>>ying force there. Every
thing has been orderly for several days
at runryside. Many Italians and Aus
TRANS are leaving both Sunnyslde and
Castle Gatea great number going home
10 their native land. The coming 10
days is expected to see quite an exodus
from both camps. More Italians are
returning to the fatherland than AUS
TRANS, The union workers are not max
ing any Roadway with the men from
Every county being brought In.
licut.-Col. Greenewald of the First
Infantry, and Lieut.-CoL Lund of the
brigade staff have leaves of absence for
one week from "the seat of war"
Two sentlnels of III company fired on
an unknown man Sunday night, who
refused TO halt when called on, and he
escaped. IT was believed afterwards
that he was homeless striker endeav-
oring 10 find shelter In a box car.
Members OF Il company Of Manti feel
more or less elated from the fact that
all Of the orderlies have been selected
up TO date, from that company.
Scrgeants Kenyon and Thomas sur
priced their fellow soldiers Yesterday,
by the formers shooting with his re-
yolver glass bottle from Thomas
head. But 1t afterwards developed that
the pistol fired blank cartridge, ana
the bottle was a property" bottle spe-
cially prepared for such stunts.
The soldiers are killing time with
mandollns and guitars and talking ma
chimes, as we'll as In good singing,
Sergeant Kemmer of + company
served rs months as n gunner with bat
ter a Utah Light Artillery in the Phil
ippines, and did good execution with
his Hotchkiss,
The soldier who reported that he had
found bath tub In Scotield is threat.
ened with court-martlal.
Trnftlc Director J. c. Stubs Of the
Hartman roads is expected to arrive In
salt Lake this afternoon 10 settle the
uncertainty as TO the Wholesale prices
o. Wyoming Goals. II is not known
whether there is TO be q reduction on
freight or the price Of coal. and Mr..
Stubbs viii have to decide this.s