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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
UTAH RANGER GOES TO
BEAVER RESERVATION
House Reports Bill for Fish
Culture Station in This
State.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 15.-Wil-
liam Hearst former forest ranger In the
Dixie reserve, Utah, has been appointed
supervisor of Beaver reservation, Utah.
With his restoration TO health. Senator
Hepburn OF Idaho has plucked up fresh
courage for continuing his warfare on
the forest reserve policy OF the admins
tration. He introduced two bills today.
one directing that all the public land
now unsurycyed in Idaho shall be sur
veyed without regard to the settlements
thereon under the general surveying
policy OF the Government. and that the
work shall be done as soon as possible
Another bill prevents further with
drawal Of public lands In Idaho for for
est reserve purposes. and provides that
all lands heretofore withdrawn and not
yet proclaimed for forest purposes shall
be restored TO the public domain. An
other section OF the same bills cXcepts
from forest reserve already proclaimed
sections 16 and So and also all mineral
land.
The Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for
a fsh culture station in Utah was favor
ably reported in the House today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Tho marriage license Of Miss Alice Roosevelt
and Representative Nicholas Longworth was
issued by the clerk OF the court Thursday at
il5 p. m.
Full rcparatlou for the III treatment OF Miss
Elsie Stern OF Buralo, y, Z. and Miss Anna
by the Turkish Government Offilals respon-
sblo for tho arrest hayo been imprisoned at
Constantinoplc.
Gen Fred Walden is dead OF dropSy at his
residence IN Denver. He was g. years old and
was a Colorado pioneer. He founded tho town
OF waldcrburg and served ono term as Stnte
Treasurer.
Tho health and commercial representatives "a
Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tc1nS
who have been on a tour of tho ports OF Cen
trul America with view 10 securing coop
Grafton in the matter OF reducing tho danger
OF yellow fever. have returned 10 New Or
loans
Tho Chinese imperial commission which has
been studying American institutions. sailed
Thursdny on the steamer Bluchcr Tor Ham
burg,
Six business concerns In the Cohen Megoon
block Sioux CITY. Ia, wCro damaged $4,000
by nro Thursday. Mrs. Nellie sautes. q mllli-
nor and Mrs l. Shndolc wero nearly suno-
Gated whom rescued BY hrcmen.
general crusado against drug stores OF Dcs
ToInea Ia that arc alleged be violating
the prohibition law was begun before the State
Anti-Slloon league 1husday,
Fire has destroyed the clinton block on tho
public square OF Indepcndcnc, NO, occupied
by scycn firms. Loss. $3.50 George w, Gin
ten. owner OF the building. may die from cX-
citcmcnt and oyer-eNcrtion in trying 10 saSo
some OF his property
Emperor William started Thursday from Ber-
lin to attend tho funeral OF King Christian OF
Denmark EC viii embark on the battlcShip
Preussen for Copenhagen
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FATHER AND GIRLS POISONED
Nurse and Mother Are Also Danger
ously Ill From Same Cause.

STOCKTON. Cal, Feb. 15.-J. Barnett
and his two daughters are dead from
some mysterious poison and Mrs. Hart
Icy. who had been nursing Barnetts
children, is dangerously I'll Mrs,
Barnett, mother OF the children, is also
Ill. Her symptoms are similar TO those
OF the others.
Barnett died today at tho Emergency
hospital One OF the children died last
Saturday and the other died yesterday
1t was not until Barnett was taken
dangerously III that poisoning was sus-
pccted.
e The symptoms indicated ptomane pois-
oning The only article OF food suspect
ed is ham, of which the family had been
pArta<lng
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Returned American Tells of
English Woman Dragged
Through Shanghai.
BRITISHERS RESCUE HER
AND MANY ARE KILLED
GunbOats in the HarbOr Alone
Prevent Slaughter of Ameri-
cans and English.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb &c, L.
Young. an eyewitness Of the recent riot
In Shanghai arrived here yesterday from
the orient on the steamer Doric. He
tells of the intense anti-forelgn scnti-
ment that exists among the Chinese and
predicts that an uprising Will take place
Within the next few months.
Young says that 200 Chinese were killed
in the riot in Shanghai and that only
the presence of the foreign gunboats off
Shanghai prevented the wholesale
slaughter OF Americans and Englishmen.
Young represents u local firm but be-
cause OF the boycott he was unable to
transact any business with the Chinese
merchants. He said;
The riot in Shanghai had It's inception
because of tho action OF the British con-
suIur court 1 was In Shanghai on De-
cember lS the day OF the outbreak, and
remained there for the few days follow
inS, during which all foreigners were
tcct themselves.
Traffic in Slave Girls.
"It seems that a Chinese woman nc
cused or trafllcking In slave girls, was
hailed before the consular court. She
was found guilty and sent 10 Jail. The
Chinese protested and Immediately a riot
was started
The rioters ran from street to street
searching for foreigners. Revolvers and
rifles wero used by the Americans, and
the Chinese answered with yolleys Of
stones. Many were hurt by the dying
missiles. but | heard OF no fatalities
among the Americans or English.
"One English woman WAS attacked and
dragged By the hair. She was rescued
by a party of her counuymen.
Il know OF an instance where party
OF foreigners were driven to bay by tho
mob and were compelled to kill six OF
Their assailants before they put them TO
flight
Only n Leader Lacking.
THE Chinese Government officials. of
course. were powerlcss 10 put an end to
the uprising. and IT was only the war
ships that brought the affair TO a speedy
termination.
THAT there will be trouble In China is
almost a certainty. All tho Chinese want
now is a leader. The hatred OF foreign
ers Is there and oil the populncc want
is some one to stir them To repeat the
atrocities of tho Boxer uprising. The
foreigner who visits Canton at present
docs so at the risk OF his life. The crowds
gather about foreigners I'm the streets OF
the city and on several occasions | have
seen women insulted by the Chinese.
THE trade conditions In China at pres
cnt are fri6htful The boycott is as
rigid as ever Not one Chinese merchant
would look at my goods. II Is absolutely
useless TO endonvor TO sell American
manufactured goods to the Chinese. In
the interior It is worse than In tho larger
cities"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
NOTED CROOK CAPTURED
Released From San Quentin Few Days
Ago, j. j. Mccarthy Again in Jail

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb l5.-J. J, Nc
Carthy. alias John Baldwin, onc-tlme
member OF the Matheny band of bank
robbers, has been arrested for victimiz-
ing several merchants by the short
change game.
Mccarthy or as he calls himself Bald
win. was released from San Quentin n
few months ago. after serving ten
years sentence for his share in the Los
Angeles tunncling bank robbery scheme
which was nipped in the bud just as he
and Louis Mntheny were about TO place
hands on the surplus of the First Ma
tIcnal bank of Los Angeles
He was arrested on Saturday night
with companion known as John Cole
man, but 1t was not until today that
Mccarthy was recognized as having for
merly been one OF the most noted burg
lars in America He has admitted his
idcnIlIY.
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TRANSPORT SHERMAN SAILS
Gen. Weston Is Off for Manila,
Under Sealed Orders

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15-The Unit
ed States army transport Sherman sailed
today for Honolulu Guam and the Phil
ippIncs with 100 cabin passengers. few
troops and 1000 tons OF military supplies
Among the passengers were MaJor-Gcn-
erls Brooke and Weston, the latter going
to Manila under sealed orders
In army circles IT is surmlscd that he
may succeed Gen. Leonard Wood In case
the latter should bo ordered to China.
Col William s. Pattcn, who for some
time has been quartermaster OF the De-
partment of California. also sailed on the
Sherman. TO assume a similar position In
the Department OF the Philippines.
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Delegates in Disorder.

Following President Dolans remarks
there was much disorder among the dele
gates. a majority of them took eNcep-
ton to the manner in which Dolan re-
ferred to President Mitchell and the mat
ters under dispute. Quiet was again re-
stored only after National Vice President
Lewis made a lengthy address, request
ing order.
The special committee on legislation re-
ported an amendment TO the constitution
providing that the officers Of the district
union be a president. vIce-president, sec
retary-treaSurer and an executive board
OF twelve members. The report also pro-
vidcd that plurality of votes cast shall
be necessary for choice A proviso
gives the district convention power to
order a new election II they see Mt
President Dolan stated that the amend
ment was unconstitutional, but that he
would present II to the convention. The
amendment passed by practically unan-
imouS vote
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
RANCHER KILLS ANOTHER
Fight Duel With Guns Over Owner
ship of Horses.

SPRINGER. n, NJ Feb. 15.-Robert Sam
mon and Lee McHenB, well-known ranehmen
OF the Black I.nkos section, fought a duel with
guns on the range I'm that district yesterday,
and McHcnry killed.
Sommon surrendered 10 Deputy Sher1u Brown
Of Springer. who removed him TO Flaton,
whore he locked up
Sammon declared that he killed McBcnry In
gclt-derensc The two men had quaTrcled over
the ownership OF come horses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WANT SAN PEDRO FORTIFIED
Southern California Coast Defenseless
In Case of War.

LOS ANGELES, Feb l5.-Reullzing the de-
fcnselsss condition OF the Southern California
rection OF the Pacific coast In case Of war.
John H. Morton. chairman Of tho military post
and military fortihcNtion committee Of the Los
Angeles Chamber Of Commerce. has recon-
mended to that body Immediate action toward
procuring through tho Stato's representatives
in Congrcfs an appropriation for fortincatlons
san Pedro
Ho suggests TINT similar action be taken by
the Merchants md Manufacturers association
hnd tho Municipal League.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
IDAHO BAPTIST CHURCH
TO HOLD CONVOCATION
Leading Baptist Ministers of
the Country Promise to
Be Present.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Feb. 15.-An evangical
convocatIon OF the Baptist churches Of
Idaho Will be held I'm Boise In the latter
part of March. Some OF the leading Bap-
list ministers in the country VIII be In
attendance. Mr ChiverS OF New York,
who is at the head Of the National Bap-
list Missionary board and Dr Woelftins
who is at the head of the National evan
gelisuc department, Will have charge OF
the Boise meeting.
The Intermountain Building Material
company has been organized In this city,
and it's principal business Will be the
manufacture OF sand lime brick The
company has Just ordered $1,000 worth
OF new machinery for the plant IL VIII
start up about May !. and j. W. Mclean
Will be the manager.
Inspecting State Militia.
Maj. L. p. Dawson OF the regular army:
retired, VIII commence the Inspection OF
inspect as follows Company c. Sand
Point Monday, February 10; company +,
Ruthdrum Tuesday February 20 COM
pany II. Genessee. Thursday, February
Y: Company b. Juuetta, Friday, Fcbru-
ary %: Company q Grangeville, Tuesday,
February q; Company + Blackfoot, Tues
day, March 6; Company h. Idaho Falls,
Wednesday. March Z; Company NJ, Rex
burg, Thursday. March S; Company ID. 81.
Anthony Friday March Q; Company L,
Welser Tuesday, March 49, Company |,
PaSettc, w eIUGSud}s hbTCu II, Nolll-
pany a, Nampa, Thursday. March Is.
Dipping Law Held Void.
In the District court today in the sheep
dipping case of George V. Leighton VS..
State Veterinarian Or, Noble, Judge
Stewart held tho sanitary law, passed by
the last Legislature, unconstitutional
and void
Are Against Gooding.
Bartlett Sinclair. ex-State Auditor and
ono of the leading Republicans OF the
state, says all north Idaho is opposed
10 the denomination Of Gov. Gooding. and
the Rathdrum man is OF the opinion that
the Shoshone statesman VIII meet de-
feat In the Republican State convention.
Irrigation Congress.
Monte b Gwlnn, chairman of the eX-
ecutiye committee OF the National lrrGa-
tion congress-. who went tc California
TO confer with Gov, Pardce, president
of the congress, has returned nlled with
enthusiasm. He says California promises
to send big delegation TO the congress-
which will be the lurGest In the history
OF tho organization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
JAPS AFTER STEAMERS
Big Pacific Fleet of American Line
Coveted by Nippon Company.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb I5.-Connrnntion
has been obtained OF the report that o1er
TO purchase the Pacific Mail steamers Man
churia Mongolia. Korea and Siberia has been
mado by the Togo Kisen Kaisha, or japanese
Steamship company.
IL is sold that when L. Hartman vas
In japan recently overtures were made for tho
transfer OF the Yessels and Manager Shlraiahi
Of the Japanese company ~ In London en-
denvorinR 20 neeotinte loan with which TO
Consummate the deal.
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Sick Man EscaneS.

CAIRO. III, Feb. l5-F r. Avery.
treasurer of tho Avery Manufacturing
company one OF the largest agricultural
escaped from guards while stopping off
here today. Avery was I'll and on his
way TO the South. He had stated to a
physician that he intended killing HIM
self and guarde were placed over him
E,NerY effort is being mnde TO locate him
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DOLAN T0SSES BACK
THE LIE TO MITCHELL
District President Makes Caus-
tic Address to Delegates,
and Disorder Follows.

PITTSRURG. Feb. 15.-When the Pitts
burg miners convention resumed it's ses-
sions todny President Patrick Dolan
made a caustic address to the delegates,
replying to the letter of President Mitch
ell which was read to the delegates yes
terday by National Vice President Lewis.
President Dolan spoke, in part, as fol-
lows
i want TO say that Mitchcll's state
ments In his letter are barcfaced lies He
claims that the statement In the news
papers last Monday was not written by
me. most emphatically say that 1t
was.
Il want to go OF record as saying that
the present wage scale is the best the
miners ever had. and we did not get It
by selling out to the operators, John
Mitchell and w. d, Ryan arc not the
the industrial situation"
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Ship GiYen UP.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l5.-The Brit
ish bark Drumcraig. which sailed from
Portland on September p last for Ma
Mia, and is now 100 days overdue at that
port, is given up as lost. having been ad-
Yanced to the rate OF 80 per cent on the
overdue list. She was commanded by
Cant Nell McCallum whose wife ac-
companied him on tho voyage.
The Drumcraig had a crow OF twenty
mon on board
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
WEALTHY MINER MISSING
Leaves Seattle With $4,000, but
Fails to Reach Destination.

SEATTLE. Wash. Fob. I.-Percy X Swan.
q wealthy Tannna valley miner. hns dlsap-
peared He left Seattle January q for hlg
homo I'm San Francisco. vla Portland. with
presumably $4,000 in money and checks
his perEon His baggage went through to San
Francisco all right, but nothing has ever been
heard from, SWIM.
His mother In California, through the san
Francisco Chief Of Police. hos wired every
city on the Const. inqulring for the missing
ran He s. n pioneer Of tho Dyca- Dawson
trail md Ia supposed 10 have accumulated a
quarter OF n million dollars I'm the Tannna dis
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Dies Going to Fire,

BOSTON Feb. 15.-Whlle responding 10
nm alarm of fire today Chief william L.
Cheswell OF the Boston Fire department
was stricken with heart trouble and died
while being taken TO the hospital, thlet
Ch,sweU had been connected with the
department since 1862 and was one of the
best known fire fighters In the country
He was SO years OF age.
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Are Against Gooding.
IRRIGATION Congress.
Murderer Escapes.

RALEIGH. n c.. Feb. 15.-Burton Jar
reiI. convicted of the murder OF W. 6.
morning from the Wake county jail,
where he had been placed for safe-kecp-
ing. while Garfield Hicks, who was sen
teSccd TO death for being implicated In
tho same crime refused TO flee. There
wns some doubt as To Jarrcll's guilt and
thc Supreme court was considering his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
! statement Issued.

d, s,s.n 1olnt statement was is
b A ,S h,,, meeting today:
loll Representation of tho
Fs,s ,,sV,hpanies and the miners,
"A sslea sa,lea to order with Mr..
, r,s,Isair. s,nIair. Mr.. Mitchell ad.
r,sss,I,lIng, stating in general
/ kst teon ,p desired by the min.
.z1l,,ssHe sHe same had not been
- !, IN detail. After a
|iHs - was concluded thar
fzrnsu1s Operators should each
d tferaslo 10 represent them in
b srehee eSn,lr, TO the matter, the m
Is Sst snso, Of seven each, The
81 u,,!9hn John Mitchell Mitchell, JobS yne
.axssr snsrrrt11!n. III W. H. Dettev
u Ssd T T D. Nicholls, John
|1rt onone inc following TO rnn'
k,,v,p ,v,perators; Messrs. Rner
~ Wilcox, WnIiams' R%es'
|ssaIDsdii,ng was that after ,,.
!, ,S,nated = smd It's work u''eb 4, sboiI1S INC
rrso,,' of the whole
sanr was then had with
~ for ,,t mat the committee
~ IOrther meetings
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Children Struck by Train.

FLINT. Mich Feb. l5-Sevcn school
children were injured, three perhaps IA
tally when a freight train crashed into
n wagon in which thirteen children were
being driven across the tracks here today,
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Steamer Fire Extinguished.

1IoNotILU. Feb. 5.-Thc nre on The
stnamcr Texan has been cHtinguishcd. no
,'a.s"is plntcs nro intensely hot but the
agents think that the steamer ba5 not eeeh
seriously damaged --y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Nevada Murderer Gets Life.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. l5.-Chuton
Bowen, convicted OF the murder of w,
w. Stephenson, the Washoo, New. cat
tleman, In this city. was toduy sentenced
to life Imprisonment
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Remembered the Maine.

HAVANA. Feb. 15.-The American col
ony today observed the eighth annlEer-
SoTv Of the destruction OF the Maine.
Eiaoa and wreaths were placed on the
masis OF The half-sunkcn battleship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-16
Gov. Carter Coming.

HONOLULU. Feb. 15.-Gov. Carter has
decided to visit the United States for the
benefit OF his health and VIII san on lhe
leave here tonight for San Francisco.
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n u'oerer Convicted.

earicii,edF FEB; u; I'D. C. Kelly
g Tor kilIin,r murder 1rirde In the
H. ssloon halgg Thomas Flem-
aHSslly Was comyls,sgg s,llS elsg
% OF an accompllce
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Standard Oil Dividend.

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Thc STANDARD
OH company of New Jersey has declared
dividend of SIS a share. The dlVia,hu
declared this time last year was at The
9ome rate. .-..--------
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Hungarian Diet Summoned.

BUDAPEST Feb lo.-The Dict has
been summoned to meet February 10 II
is probable that II will be dissolved al
most Immediately after 1t assemblies.
.>,-,, es,S
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Il TALKS TO WOMEN
H.. address on Birthday
B. Anthony.

.as one ~ ~ Feb. l5.-Sena-
g. g. the the. elshty-ssHIxstu5H sHsuHG5S bir,St at
sashington, In a local
"a Rsprsslps sspsakers were seere.
IL, sentative Hepburn Of
y Eork oskeeSa et ~ Was an eloquent
' Enthusiastically re-
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Cruiser Tacoma at Naples.

NAPLES, Feb. 15.-The United States
cruiser Tacoma arrived here today from
Genoa The rest of the cruiser squadron
commanded by Rear Admiral Sigsbec.
consisting of the Brooklyn. flagship;
ChattanooGn and Galveston Will reach
this port February II.
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Suffragists in the Gallery.

a number OF the members OF the equal
suffrage association were auditors In the
Senate today. who after their hearing
before tho Committee on Woman Sut
fragc. repaired to the galleries. Many OF
them felt an interest I'm the questions In
volvcd in the Joint Statehood bill. and
they were present for the purpose OF see
ing that measure launched upon It's voy-
age through the Senate
After speaking an hour and half. Mr..
Dick suspended without completing his
speech.
The Senate at 343 p IN. went into
executive session and at 6;l5 adjourned
until Monday
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.DOAD MAGNATES
4 At THE GATHERING
4 That the Last Strike
Ma in Loss of $25,-
in Wages.
Ia Feb. ls.-The conference
4, coal operators and union
4, Of the hard coal fields OF
At which efforts will be
-rlate an agreement between
md the men TO go into
4 when the award of the
NE commission expires. was
.e,roon. All the coal COM
,.c-esented and the interests
,v.As will be looked after by
oommlttce OF thirty-six,
Ia M OF the miIe workers
IA OF three anthracite dis
cls.t Mitchell Is chairman
-e.ltee,
= al the meeting arc Pres
III Baer OF the Philadel-
:;Iug Railroad company. w.
q s,esldent OF the Delaware,
4 ( Western Railroad COM
4 Fowler, president OF the
'0ntario & Western railroad;
|'Tood. president of the Erie
4 s. Thomas, president of the
- railroad: David Wilcox.
q the Delaware &c Hudson
&,.ndent Operators.
..Ssnr operators will be rep
Prank pardee Of Hazelton,
ID Cake Of Pittston. Pa. ~,
"a Scranton, Pa. an indcpen-
q who is president of the
|,ari OF conciliation, Will also
-lncs.
|5lynnia railroad will not be
<sssnted, but will abide by
|hken by the presidents OF
Ia carrying railroads.
ltehn!cal discussion shall en-
y miners have formally made
h grievances the operators
oGciuls of the various coal
|Eko have a practical knowl-
Elsing conditions
[ay Call Experts.
"a are A. F. Law. manager
-sls Iron company. General
|1tsu Of the Scranton Coal
4. A. Nay. superintendent OF
Zpad; Col. E. y. Phillips OF
|E LacEawanna & Western
G Rose OF the Delaware G.
nd; S. B. Warriner OF the
y, and ", J, Richards, gen
EErintendent OF the Phil
u Reading Coal and Iron
1hgs. Warmer and Rich
E.zbers Of the anthracite
crliatlon.
a Fe1t into conference today
p sad the representatives OF
Pc hopeful OF An amicable
lEe evidence on both sides
arle Of 1902 has caused them
ns present situation in a
Rhod
goo Lost In Wages.
3 The mine workers. accord
RS made by the strike com
& wages about s25, 600 COO and
ilcn fell of 2i.6IO. .CDO tons.
q NE coal companies in that
.eed As, 10000 and those Of
aoolt s8.0o.0oD. making a
iM q about $lZ,7o0.0c0.
AVOID another contest and
..s industry. the operators
--ss concessions in the way
q grievances that have
ue HE OF the commissions
s'n,d a,ed In the letter of PresI-
sMeo1 Of the Delaware g.
10 Mr. Mitchell. The
alners union officials dur
seeK leads TO the belief
ss nave studied the situa>
- are so anxious TO have
"a -srsment with the operators
~, ~ INSIST upon the grant
~ Demands
Recognize Union.
are a unit against recoe-
-n association as az nres
r =, laey have steadily re-
n Nv, i've hr. Mitchell as a rep
~ - =. ofsanlzation. When he
IN me strike commission he
a representative OF the an
||srtS workers and not in his
dS president OF the
oHLemeOt Tee,l