The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-09-10
TUTWILER COMPANY
GETS INJUNCTION
Restraining Order Very Much
Same as Former Ones
AN ARREST FOR CONTEMPT
A. A. Burrell, Who Is Said to Have Had
Difficulty With Superintendent
Stith at Brookside, Under
Arrest In u. S. Court.

Chancellor John c. Carmichael granted
an injunction against officers and menu
bers OF the United Mine Workers yester-
cay upon petition of the Tutwiler Coal
Coke and Iron company
The strikers are restrained from intimi-
dating or interfering with employees of the
company, and from gathering in crowds
with a show of force and arms for the
purpose of keeping men away from work
The restraining order Is practically the
same as that issued upon petition of the
Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing COM
pany and that issued by Judge Jones of
the United States court upon application
of the Tennessee company, the Sloss COM
pany and the Lacey-Buek company
The same general allegations are made
in the Tutwller petition as are set forth
in the other petitions.
The order is directed to the following
officers and members of the United Mine
Workers: Ed Flynn. president Of District
No 90 William r. Farley, member of the
executive board of TIE national body; F..
M. Harden, A. Cornelius. L. Paulfreyman
Joe Smith, w. j. McMurrin. Lot Vines. G.
b. Glaze, w. B. Vines, ]. I. Waters. T..
F. o'Brien. James Orange and George
Barbour.
Charged With Contempt.
A special to the Age-Herald from Mont
gomery says
In the case of the Soss-sheftield
Steel and Iron company vs.. William
Farley and others, Judge Thomas G..
Jones of the Unil-- states court issued
the following this afternoon:
Upon consideration of the petition
filed herein by the complainant alleging
that A. A. Burrell has violated the re-
straining order made by the court in
this cause and the afidavits offered in
support of said petition which petition
and afhdavits are ordered filed, it is or
dered that the said A. A. Burrell appear
before this court at the court room of
said court of the city of Birmingham.
Ala, on the 18th day of October, 1904, at
10 a. M. then and there to show cause
if any he has why he should not be ad-
judged guilty of a violation of the re-
straining order issued herein and pun
ished accordingly for contempt of court.
ne clerk is ordered to deliver the nee
essary papers to the marshal for service
or Burrell at once
ut was also agred by counsel to post
pone the hearing for the final injunction
in the first order made from Septem-
Der 10 ia October 81
Attorney TilIman Returns.
Attorney John z. Tillman representing
the Sheffield Steel and Iron COM
pany went to Montgomery yesterday
morning to take up before Judge Jones,
the alleged violation of the order of the
court Attorney Tillman returned to Bir-
mingham last night.
1t is understood that Judge Jones was
anxious to proceed with the hearing of
the case against Burrell Immediately and
was willing to come to Birmingham at
once to hear the case. At the suggestion
CT Attorney Tillman, however, he set
the case for October 10. Attorney Till
man expects to leave Birmingham with
in the next day or so for trip west.
The postponement o. the hearing for the
final injunction in the first order made,
from September Is to October was made
by agreement between Attorney Tillman
and Capt. Frank S. White, who repre-
sents the members of the United Mine
Workers of America. Captain White is
also anticipating trip.
Burrell Is charged with contempt as a
result of a personal difficulty with p.
j. Stith. superintendent of the Sloss COM
pany's mines at Brookside.