The chronicle=news., 1913-12-27

rhiidT-n from the iis'ian Hall disaE-
ter. and IN. other tao d-ni-d they
were In any NAY e,H.-shv.i In the de-
i,ortaiioh,
The Giii1"hs Au'sns. has ma for
NAL organization sEd all m"G APP
they We're totally isLofani as III.
ha openings at Ha-s"rk, Effort. TO
set AN authosatiV- sJsi-m-nt from
any on. p.Fso Ifs. With failure
both hers. IN iiahes-rs ani in i"ush'
ton.
tn. relief rsnniit~r which y-~t-r-
aas tried SainiS 20 s.s- a~ay f.s.-
.c.. tos,a, called . Wiiiipr, Rick
a'd. head ot The i'-rs; union Of the
federation. ta h-.s ,h-m in extend.
ins relic: Ia tar,iiiys s,sirk-r by ih"
Christmas -y- aisas' - ~h-n s-s-nt>
persons .-r- kiii-, Richard at
'-hd-d a sns-sins - sh- conms''--
and explained thhI rte di.inriiasiian
a. ua,oa families 4. sss-rs aid aas
as. ,s The 'as, .hs, So msaS a, the
frii-s ss.r rni,i-v '..ni--rs spf- cisis
sans Alliance bat.sss lie said that
he knew es ns s'.isr ssom official
un ion EGr,sr-. .ors'tdinx sre-ptaar-
of f-,iet from nan.uniae .iiisra.
Kirkard fra~aisst i.sin,s't t"hs that
ih-f- ~as asy arns ssissfrss anaoss
strikers families ss''aE that uni.s
supplies .f f-ps aai fuel s-g- avail
a.,- ,s ali ,hA, azAs. its
t.,an-,' aovn So ''yss" os ~"
sns~r es 50 ~h-.A.. sae tciofatl.n
suu'i sii.u ahf as 'sS a,.snb-r. q"
...-p, nss,.is. Aid. iii.hass ani J. y
iAaliits. .~~r-safY ~ tho Calumet r..
cal. saiA that u sss , sucssssa Tor
each isaisiassi 10 ae.'ids They de-
leIsssa Ia psnssisr tsAs sry vasd fos
os assiass sh~ proposal .hosis =" ""s
from nnian headquarters sasins
that 10 this The, ~-r~ rrfi~-iinE 'ae
-i..-~ at i'r-sia-ni N"s-s
The committee finaihe us-I. fsEH
ing another .iars -sii. aii"sirn--'
srs,i Later 10 ~. daJ NNhps,s tasiHs
.rsi-as Investigators reported that
t~l-igss similar ,s ,hu.- rs .-cri-ntrd
Yesterday bad t.r~n n-. at all hpus-s
Visited 'e.is9
| Milwaukee. VIE. bcv s.s=7i ~ss
attacked b, ssps,s twenty S.si,r ra-n I.
e.Y t".m =, the Scott iios.I in Han.
eo-k. Michigan. lass a5skt as sbws;
.sai O'Clock. sssgsl over the h-aa
s,,h the b,:s ss = revolver. .ha' IN
,h- bscs. DRAGGED through ii,- h"'''
and streets and pus ah ,gsir AMI
told to leave that 'uga'Ty s"srt-fs
said Charles II. .I.r-v. pF-sia-nt 81
the Western Federation ~ Miners.
dufias his step h"rU "a a Thi'as".
Mi,aauhre and ~. raui train while
cnrou,- 8. rhicasps
! N-. Meyer orrurI-.s his berth. asd
his pillow aad hrd linen were .sainrs'
with tho blood from wounds in his
SCALP and hack he Was sr"i nat
lurrt despite his wounds api said that
60 he would return 10 Calumet and
nsh, Those mine owners t" the
Ia.,
At <ss. o'risck sheriff Crus and
abou; fifteen othet men came 4" my
,oo,n and asked me shou, arrange.
m-n,s for tho burial of the poor 'rf.
sons who met their death in the
ChDis, ma. catastrophe They r".
mainod at-ou, fifteen minutes and left
after had told them tha, the West
rrn r-y,-ra' ion .f Miners ami the Ia
bur organizations .f the country
cuuIa AMI wuuii care for its own un-
f"runs,es
Within f"ur minutes fif.crn ruf.
fans burst into tn" room. I was
standing a, thc tpl-ph.n" a, the time
and was pu'tins in call. Charles
n. Tanner Of California. travelling
auditor for tho Western Federation
of Miners. was with me.
. Several men grabbed hold of ms
and held me while another man came
Iup from behind and struck IN. viii
the hut, of his revolver in nv back
do not think that any one shot NJ.
deliberately. I think that the gun
used in hitting me on the head Wa
! discharged during the action.
Then two men got hold of in,
arms and dragged me out Of th" ho
. tel. Down the street ". went. Wher
: two men bccam. tired. two othel
: huskies took hold Of me aud althoua,
| was on my feet part Of the time. ye
= for blocks I was dragged.
1t is a little more than mil" u
: tioushtop where the mob took me
n An the while they were pulling ma