The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
SHERIFF AIDS In OPERATION
OF FANS And PUMPS In MINES
PAYS WIT TO SEVERAL MINES
AND PREVENTS oisoR-
oEH ~ O. n. NJ
efsak Smoas opsr1tsss ~ Eastern
ono 70 So~ esins ~espected.
Situation Becoming ouiet

Monday afternoon. when n lookea
20 n the o " " element IN Bel
mont county had been converted from
iheir old actions Of preventing the
sAf~takera In ne mines from work.
lnG = number Of leaders dsterminec
mat The work Of agitation should h.
continued Acoordinsly hey proeesd.
20 70 TIE Lorsin Coal 4 Dock Com.
10y nine az Lansing where enEi.
reefs and bumpers had been worslns
ior the past fe~ days. and como.li.s
mem 70 quit The nres under a.
toiiers we're e1tinguished. and 49,,
lev men who had been emnloscd 1,
lsEing care Of the mine usrs ordsrsd
out sheriff John Anderson va IN
lo.m.o OF me action % ths I ~ VI
~ ana accompanied By Dep.
speclsl deputies who had been swo,n
u yesterday, went TO the scene IA
nc uouple In an automobile Ma,
NJ sheriff and his dsputIes arr,yed
my found the min abandoued 80
tne trouble-mAking asitators had
The calling out Of The engineer. o,
~ LANSING mine Was fbe 49,
trouble that occurred IN Only
,ounty Yesterday. and everything n.
~. mat time was "A a.F
ne arrest OF the six leadars ~
b.sW 5tewartsyille SATURDAY.
a,'ie enect on the Lansing on.
aetermined effort 10 punish ~
= asltator- Ia H. believed The si,ns,
ION cannot be- controlled. ~
Tv'tney Pumps WORKING.
rine pumps aud fans az the PuItnev
~ ~ the cambria Mining oman
hellhlre were again put IN obsrs
yesterday morning. Sheri0 An.
Stn aesompanied by Deputy sheriff
.1m buniee and 22 special d,nntt.s
Wtnt 10 the mine while the e~ngi1aor
anu bumpers returned 10 WorL ~
I'm. n located outside the civ Hrnite
OF bellsirct n 10 aid in ths aynns
uonoIe 1hlef OF Police Malone sen,
part OF The city 10 assist ,he sbm.s
sntuld trouble erise. None occnrraI
auu Az a late hour last nigbt 49,
pvinpers and other caretaksrs -
e ~ ~ work. a few foreigners Satb,
wera 20 Witness the work hut
oruered away by the sheriff
plumber OF the deputies are mi,
81 Mine workers and vers
Sss'erday. They are heavily srmsd
ana are prepared TO resist anv fn,ar-
l.fence The sheriff and = nnnhar
OF deputies will go to DiIlies Statiop
,Lpu'n OF bellaire. this morning win
.ne intention OF sterling the numns
ana fans In the Fort Pitt mine rbs
sueIln anticipates no trouble bu, wifi
~ ~ Tor any emergency.
sreak Among Operators.
rlnat u Dreak II near among the
ue!h 1hio operators. Is now an
psIent Five OF the big companie.
Spsl"tlns IN the eastern Ohio field.
nave mines operating In West Virpin
~. kentucky and P~ennsylvania and
nave little sympathy with the small
JatoIi VINO II Is said Is becoming
skust with the control of The mr.
operators. one OF the small operators
htHted, yesterday that a meeting will
DC called IN a few days when the si,n-
alton will be discussed and tbsy ,,ar
resolve 10 break away from the East
sIn Ihlo operators association. In is
hhoMn mat AT least three operators
Ln beualre are about on the verge
OF slgninR the AZ cent scale. IL thew
remain idle much longer. with the bie
operator able to furnish coal from the
other helds. many OF the small oper-
ators viii lose their contracts
Officials Threatened.
was learned yesterday thai nj.
Hclals OF the Eastern Ohio miners or.
t~anlIduOn nave received threatening
Irtters TO the effect tat IL they did
no. change their attitude toward The
w w. In connection with the strike
they would be attacked and Violence
was threatened 10 the officials
A check for SIC. 900 was received nj
the bridgeport headquarters yester.
day from Secretary-Treasurer q. W.
savage. OF the state organization. The
amount Is not large but will 20 n
long ways in relieving a large number
OF families of the miners who are act.
ually suffering. Upon the return of
G. J. Albasin who Is in CIevelsnd 4,
will be distributed to the men. amount.
ing to about 81 each