The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-15
FAREWELL ID DEMoLLI.
italian Organizer wends His Way to
Wyoming.

Especial to The Herald)
Price. Utah. Dec. 14.-Charles DemOlH,
the Italian organizer and editor, was in
Price bright and early this morning.
coming down from the headquarters of
the strikers at Helper and spending the
day here. About the first thing he did
was to visit the county jail. where eleven
CT his cOuntrymen are confined. and re-
main a considerable time with them.
He was overheard TO state to one OF the
prisoners that it was the purpose Of the
United Mine Workers to get the Carbon
county strikers back I'm the mines for
year under contract, and by the time the
year would have expired their strength
would be sufficient 10 dictate as they
pleased TO the Utah Fuel company.
Previous to this. however. he informed
your correspondent that the men now
out would be advised TO go back 90 work
regardless OF any recognition OF the
union or other matters Contended for
He expressed himself TO the effect that
the mines of Carbon county are the best
90 be found anywhere. from the miners
standpoint OF wages and other conditions
He added that he would leave here to-
night or tomorrow for the southern Colo
RADIO fields. and later on might go into
Wyoming where he intimated the next
trouble would be. During the day De-
mOlli issued in the Italian language in
circular form what may be termed his
farewell address. Below is the tranSla-
ton into English, made by DemOlli him
self and given verbatim ct literatim:
Italian Miners-The time, came and no
doubt at all Of our victory - we Will be
able TO stand united and not be init
mated by the l1rumirs, traitors and pro-
fessioual SOEers.
THE Utah Fuel company send every
way agents for the purpose to recruit
miners, but she had no good results,
then she promised to give good wages TO
every striker give up his union card;
she fail 20 obtain a number Of miners
and show us that she can control this
state. forcing the governor TO send the
militia into the mining camps.
She was not satisfied. judiciary she
obtain the control and power upon the
justice Of peace. and few of our coun-
trymen are i'm the county jail. not en-
titled 10 have no benefit or liberty with
bonds. To YOU. countrymen. the future
Of justice and emancipation viii rise IF
YOU viii continue unanimously TO fight
for the principles YOU start this struggle.
you get TO combat continuously and
believe at my return to see you vic
ITO you. my fervid and sincere saIutes.
CHARLES DEMOLLI.
"Nadoral Organizer
in the county jail for holding up com
pany guards at ScOfield with six
shooter. appealed 10 Dr. CuueO. Italian
consul at Denver. by letter. Today
reply was received from Cune0. to the
effect that the latter would secure an
attorney for Martin. but that Martin
would have 20 stand the expense. Much
indignation now exists among the pris-
Oners. all of whom signed Martins APP
peal. over the answer received. The
population OF the Carbon county jail IS
decreasing. three sentences expiring yes
terday and leaving but eleven prisoners.
While Dcmoll stated most persistentlv
during the day that ne would take the
evening or night train for Colorado. he
hired a livery team mere about . o'clock
this evening and started for Sunnvside
IN company with several of the local or
EaniZers. Organizers Price and Kelliher
are az Helper tonight
The Sunnyside mines now have all the
diggers needed. and hereafter all men
employed are 90 be sent TO Castle Gate.
where operations are TO be resumed next
Monday. large number of men are
coming from Cache valley and Emery
county. and these are TO be concentrated
an Castle Gate gentleman left here
tonight for Emery county and expects TO
bring ia fifty. while about twenty-five
ere due 90 arrive from points north Of
Salt Lake.