The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
WHERE S g All r. 81 @ NED
MEN WILL WORK Still D! |!
President r oh bins, of the Gas sPitts $l7'itsts
burg Comp any to HSi Sign; ,'It1l,Ai otl "
Monday 2 aerSS Say Supplyy y,Siss
sWill.be Cut Q ~ f1f gRstAaii RH y A sss
vi ers Run j 3 Us M ~ g
Half Million o (; IN sEIs3 s3ssg

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When the mine worlserssi siit til thracls5 Y
trld3 finished their week Pm 1S
Ito!day there was every nl.Is naSss
the order oG ti,e$scae conni ltees
United Mine Workers of n u;
3pendi,,g ] operations pending tlie
next 1ucsda Y Conference wi lct oI,Sas
orators would be general obey s
M eports from every dtstiiC t# rtrG YeflsN flsN
lhere tonight are to tito effect thu tFpssS|
IFlarge majority OF mine work u teiiassSs
EtoRrcmai,l from the wo TX inEs Sun NJ
lSfurticr tions are recel ll
President Mitchell and tile meinbers nfs@3
Stho scale committee. the over ss
Comprising the col llIcrlGs l n s'chtYl
county, some indecsi ion on pa II
tho l1,cl1 lsSreported. . and tile rnpress
pr,evlils that sutfccnt mine work. ers$
F1etilriSt onB Monday to pern1tt lleEs
$operati ion, sli ort- handed
collicres. t
Butts tic fac that i'll Tie Sicin ofS III
lianoy& G Cltys and n Silnmok undreti.s t.S
" e. men failed to report for a y
regarded ns idence that her Nj
a$complat slls lspenson OF 6lninln tllroug lss3ss
8out tleEsnt Ire ail lhrar rt d 3 terri 70
Leave Mines Y Quietly sssJ
Ihc$ nei,Sleft Il tllo Infnes to49 .8i
@nla aknE Eno demons trat ions m 81 Of stll
&workingssaD Dnrin E.it lie terrl 90 an yS
llners
gregt tod n 70 d lssA tile itua ti0ll
there was no q Isl ord gS
9& rho lead #tuk On rdax Dela7-ss$
ware T1 an w eY r llsils
road Company ilS sting lee anro1l Sis9
cling tile continual tion fa tri keSc
3mlsstoils8faward for enstl rasssss5
years vas fol lowed to IN nrge extent
the Northern
III Scranton to7la ana tos nlEh filelalssS
III StheSS rompanle hosc Sopar ID ions
located Sin$ tho n,. flilli;s
districts at nferenres held to1ni Is t,s
goded to koen al the mines i, linesy5
for operation Bshoults the men gno re tho;
Scale Commit tee 81 order, but mon
to sport suff Client number III
opera to any one col liery.
Railroad Men g orlfer.$ sSSSS }S5s
The most Important feature Of to-d ay,lss
/ development in this 8ci y; was a B confeE-g
8enco3 between a. j. Cassntt, PRESIDENT q fsss
the pennsylvania a; R;lil road Comp " ma
George n. Bncr, sldentS0f the r Readingsss
Company. iii the latters oftlc lce 81 S
after theTdepnrture8 Of r resident G,assi
Nv. G. Brown, secretary Of tho p Had el-s
sphin and \ Readlng Coal and Iron Cons
Bpany, was slmmo med by NJ Be el Eg8
isE eithersNr Cassatt nor Mr. 3aer sWou ul4 n
! speak al tic Eobjec $of tile conferenceg D
sE President Raer5 $ tai ted howe Yer, XIII
the Rcddilg Company would HSsp obabl blygss
keep IT'S Brollleries opened rSS$ss5
der sgyo any miners who sd tes ira5 r5SS
}opportitlity to 80 to work. S
L Mr.. lBaer stated also that al was the IL;
Intention OF the Readlng Company tess essS
tilueS the existing coal prices. .ssssS Iessf35
declared that the charging of cxorbl Mi
Htant prices BY reta llersi Would esnl
thee cutting Oft OF their suppl
stock of coal on hand i, ho said, In n Mi
evont; u strike will be judi lcloiisl y lasss
5trihuted AT special attention to heg Il giyen IN
institutions and Indus -s
ttltsl abllshments " 9S5ja sa
90 and so cents q ton. Al ! domestic u kslzesss
sbrodght 81 Id ton aud pea coal (, broNg ht
us much as SO iii, some cases. SsiiS 5sl