The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-08
office Clerk U. s. Circuit Court,


 Birmingham, Ala, September g. 1904.
 The following order, this day entered in the United States circuit court for the southern division of tho Northern dis trict of Alabama, in the case of Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad company ys. Edward Flynn ct al in equity, is published by order of the court, for the informa- ton and guidance of whom 1t may con- cern:
 Tt Is ordered that said defendants, Edward Flynn, William Fairly, James O Hare, Arthur Blakely, Adam Pow, John E. Nolan, Sam Broadey, William Drisker Howard Evily, Lenry Jenkins, B. L. Greer and J. c. Clemo, and each of them, as individuals, or as officials or members in the organization known as The United Mine Workers of America, and all other persons combining and consplring with them, and all persons whomsoever. are hereby enjoined and re- strained from combining and conspiring with one another, or With any other per sons to enter upon or otherwise trespass upon the mines, works and premises or complainant more particularly set out In the bill of complaint, and also from en- tering upon any of the compainants mines, furnaces, mining camps or coke ovens. or other place in its possession or under its control and the said defendants and all other persons are also enjolned and restrained from interfering In any unlawful manner with any person in complainant's employ, or with any per- son seeking employment in the free &C., cess to and egress from said mines, mining camps, furnaces, and premises of complainant and they are also en- joined and restrained from congregating or assembling crowds at or near com plairant's mines, mining camps or fur naces, for the purpose of intimidatng or disturbing complainant's em- ployes, or any persons seeking or desr- ing to work for complainant; and also from threatening, abusing, or unlawfully enticing or decoying compliments em- ployes, or using any unlawful means to induce complainants miners servants agents or employees to refrain from work ing for it, or 10 quit it's service; and also enjoined and restrained from shooting fire arms. or using dynamite or other ex- plosives upon or near complainant's prem ises, mines or works, and from pointing fire arms, or threateningly displaying weapons at complainants employees, or persons desiring to take service from 1t; and they are also enjoined to abstain from all or any unlawful means or con- duct adapted to threaten or intimidate said employees or persons to become em- ployes of complainant or to put them In fear, if they take service, or remain in the service of complainant; and they are also enjoined and restrained from stationing or maintaining patrols or plckets near any of complainant's premises, or upon the public roads leading thereto to in- timidate complainant's employees, or any persons desiring to be employed by 1t; and are also en1oined from unlawfully obstructing free access to and egress from complainant's premises set forth and de- scribed in the bill; and also from melting pr using patrols or picko.s to threaten or intimidate any person desiring access to and egress from the mines and prem ises of complainant, or any of the em- ployes of complainant or any person de siring to take service with complainant; and the said defendants and all other per sons are further enjoined and restrained from interfering in any unla~ ful manner wl4. the premises of complainant It's of- hcers, servants, employees or agents or the conduct of their said business, until the further order of this court
 1t is further ordered as to all persons. not parties defendant to this suit that notice shall be given by publication daily for seven days of a copy of this order by the clerk of this court in one or more newspapers published In the city of Bir- mingham Ala, and by posting .Ae same upon the premises of the complainant; but said restraining order shall go into effect at once. and be binding upon all persons having notice of the existence of this restraining order whether by per sonal service or knowledge otherwise ob- tained. '
 CHARLES J. ALLISON, Clerk U. s. Circuit Court, Southern Divis- l ion Northern District of Alabama.