The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

NOncrA were te1t00 200 c00tur
cated a. the Adams Express company
office shortly bSasre midnight last
night. Cavalry that had been pa
trolling the streets sinee carly In the
evening seizsd the firearms by order
of saaistant AdJutant Osaeral @. ~.
Lee. In Command Of the state militia
during the sbssace Of General Chase.
% Acting under orders from General
Chase. = troop Of thirty cavalry un-
der Major Kennedy tAis morning loft
for Ludlow ,tout > o'clock 70 explore
the country round about for firearms
which the general believes have beeu
cached away. General Chase put ia
to tie hands Of Major Kennedy in-
formation teading to show the hiding
place Of hundreds Of firearms.
a axaD>otseAoes. Assertions were
.epsrtss fsi ne ~. solosles to-
day AL Snsgs, - 49,: rso1xesd 70
have spee ,1att -. WGFh. Thrss
uea were el1Dtvst 4. e; s;sayiy Aosf
TIL. .ersiss a,sesIls 11ng ths
way up the Sapea VI eviA
where they aee,isa 193eGfs01
we're Sivsa plaesa II
shs cosi eonpaaiss 80 ~ ~
hopeful over the outlook thsA q asy'
time sjacc the strike Wes ,canG ~
are nuch. sscoursssA ~ The 'sss5e5
iHcreass II the -sumbsr, Of men nj
work In the uiaO. =.
Tha. the sisua.lsa ~ ~ tputhssa
Csaossls ssriks ssas rsUDleg serious
~ ahss thpes wt1f - - a1lAAfswsi
= trpeps froa ths 1tatfi6l nsw g.
.elpose ~ ~ seees alpo11U4e
uksssassiSs = AAInsaas- 1ak1n1
CAase lasl sight shsrtly sefore Be
aspaftsa for Dsaser 70 attend the
nseahe of The state military board
TO bc hold there today.
The scasrsl oppressed sratifics-
tion over the progress Of the move.
.ucui 10 brtnx about = general dis.
armament. bu, considered that con.
ditions about Ludlow. Aguilar aud
Forbes were by no means settled.
Ills lart official order before lcas ing
hes- vas 10 despatch = 'roou Of cav
alry to patrol the sirccis Of Tr'ni-
cad to stop the m0lcstaiiOn Of peo-
pic by union p,ckGis which had bccn
reported to him.
The report received by him ~as
that striker pirkcss stationed on dif-
tercni place ip the business das-
tri.t Of the city had been s,opptng Y
people on their ~uy into stores and
!ntimiiaiine them. The cavalry
troopers dispcrscl small collections
uf men in different paris nf tho
town an.l kent pedestrians moving
On
Ninety rifles. most of them oi
modern high power make. bclonging 9
10 striking coal miners. were col.
lsrtcd yesterday afternoon when a
troop Of cavalry under Major Ken.
ncdy explored H.rwtnd canon and
made a house to mouse search. Dwell.
liugs. tents sud every habi,stton IN
the vicinity Of brrwind and Tabssr(
were entered Trunks and boxes
were opened and cup',osr'ls pricd In
10 and guns were taken. Most Of
the firearms rOn fiscatCd had been
carefully concealed by the owners
doubtless anticipating search b,
the militia. A number were found IN
cellars and duHouts where pantr!
stores were kept. Several were dus
up from, trenches that had been
newly made to conceal them. Th'
firearms conft.catcJ Yesterday bring
tho number OF weapons taken by th'
militia since entering the southern
Colorado fields. up TO 200.
Tho search and seizure Of wcap
ony yesterday WIS. according to Gen
pral Chase, only the beginning o
the pjan 10 enforce general ordc
cf disarmament. BEFORE departing
for Denver last night General Chss'
held q conference with Major keG
ncdy and other commanding officer
and ordered. u thorough search
all the strikers' tent colonies to b
msdc today. In compliance with tn
order Major Kennedy moved out O
camp At . o'clock this morning
General Chase has announced thn
he has received what considers rt
liable information concerning the lt