Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-08
sixty Barrels Of Grape Juice Dis
tributed Among the Italians
At Clear Greek.
ANARCHISTS IN THEIR RANKS.
They Are Threatening Their Loyal
Countrymen Gain in Output at
Clear Greek.

eooaeld. Dec. 7..-No,w ithstanding the
,,ct that the coal company Is gradu-
.tly filing the places made vacant by
,,rikers. the strike at Winter Quarters
IA Clear Creek Is by no means set
,,.A and II Is believed by the observ-
an, citizens that many weeks VIII pass
h,fore the difficulty can be said to be
,Ahsted II Is now clearly understood
,Sat the issue Is unionism and that the
,ompany viii never consent TO submit
"a aIctlon upon this important question.
n, the other hand with the departure
n each delegation Of organizers a fresh
Ia, Of local strikers take up the agita-
lion and work zealously for the pres
CREATION OF their cause. Manifestations
AZ m temper are becoming more fire.
oosnt than during the early part OF the
struggle and open threats are frequent
~ made against the men who have
slled the places of strikers
RED. HANDED ANARCHISTS.
The fact is indisputable that among
tho strikers are many red-handed an.
archlsts who respect no law and feel 1t
sort Of religious duty to exterminate
and destroy all opponents. This class
a men would meet with slight tolera-
lion under ordinary circumstances, but
heir assistance, IL welcomed by the
strike leaders and II does much to ter
rorize men who would otherwise resume
work SO long as this class has re-
spected voice in the strikers councils
IN, presence Of the militia viii be nee
essary to prevent reign of terror.
SIXTY BARRELS OF WINE.
Today 60 barrels of wine were dis
rlbued among the various Italian
strikers at Clear Creek and the idle
men will attempt to add hilarity to
,helr vacation II there is any merit
ID the grape juice.
Al the saloon of Dominick CHAR,
where the red flag OF Anarchy was for
merly Haunted, the Stars and Stripes
are now hoisted and II IL believed that
10 more parades of the CORY rag will
0cur here,
SOME LOYAL ITALIANS.
A small force Of Italians have contin-
uod loyal to the company at each of the
mines and have been subjected to intol-
cradle filing and threats made by their
countrymen against them.
Yesterday tgo Italians We're arrested
at Clear Greek for threatening to XIII
John Mayo and other OF the italian
vorkmen II they did not join the strik-
ers One Of the men plead guilty and
both are now in jail here awaiting fa-
cilIties to convey them TO the county
Jail.
Firms ORDERLY.
The Firms have 40 far conducted
themselves In a quite orderly manner.
and 1t is believed that they will not
Join in the unlawful methods of their
more hot blooded associates. The Fin
nsh Temperance society does much
10 restrain them and but a small per-
centage Of the Firms now residing here
are saloon habltues,
The strikers appear to be making very
little gains among the workmen, and
the constant endeavor of the company
10 keep It's mines running and to I'LL
the places Of strikers Is an apparent
success, as the daily output of coal
attests
AT CLEAR CREEK,
Everything il quiet at Clear Creek,
there being no parades or gatherings
q any kind.
The headquarters OF the detachment
81 Clear Creek has been removed from
bear formerly occupied. to the board
inghousc Of the company, This will es-
iablish them In warmer quarters, 1t be-
ing very cold at nights here, the Their
mometer ranging from 10 to 10 degrees
below zero All the tents of the guard
Gre supplied with stoves, 80 the boys
% not suffer much from the cold.
WINNING OUT.
AZ Clear Creek yesterday there were
~ men at work. this Is the largest
number since the strike began, and the
output was considerably larger than
heretofore. The company at this place
satisfied with the condition and feels
lIe OF winning out,
me condition at Winter Quarters re-
main unchanged.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The following order was issued from
brigade headquarters
heaqquarters First Brigade, N. @. u,
sunnysde, Utah, Dec, 5, 1908.
special order No. IL.
- owing to the condition of his
SSenln Capt w. G. Webb, commanding
GGyy~ehment at sunnyside Is temporary
m, 'sSslgned to duty at headquarters
ro,n . brigade. During his absence the
sInllnand VIII deyolve upon Capt a. A.
''nl'h OF the signal corps
c,y, tlrst Lieut. H. V, Smith. First
cons, nary u hereby appointed summary
Norol o'lerr Tor the detachment sta
Utah. "''''Fs'ue' Carpoh county
,,mni, a board Of survey Is hereby
,s.ed to investigate into the circum-
M Ses and fix the responsibility for
Or ~. oss OF one 3S caliber revolver, lost
wbIp1'en at Sunnyside Dec. 3, 1908, for
corna n fred Schmale steward hospital
bos,S If accountable. Detail for the
liam, IapI l., Call. First infantry;
liam, o. a skidmore. Signal corps;
ar6Isr,r u Leonard. battery A light
~ command OF Brig. Gen. Cannon.
C,,, MUM,
N'pI and Act. Asst. Adjt. Gen.
SOME CHANGES.
man" webb viii return TO his CONF
Way st sunnyside today and on his