The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20


toned at ienRth by Representative
|Autherlana. Al the conclusion "f
Inc tnstimony Representative Byrnes
sAked II General Chase would he
brought before the committee.
u want to ask him about Kicking
this girl" stated Sir. Ryrn"s.
David Hammond, IL native "f
Wales and u naturaiized citizen.
said he had hcea employed ~ stark
vile. Forbes. Hastings. nrr~Ind.
Bow~n and In Iiuerfsnn county.
"Wer. you considered = good min
err" he was asked.
1t secns 80. from the way I MAS
ksndied." tho witness responded. -
was asked 10 10 on tho mine exam
iaiaG hoard. which offer ! refused
u accept because ! WAS not Inall-
| fled. I had the ~xpeienee. hat not
the esuestIou. Was recommended
as a practical miner. and On general
pvincioios."
u. said that tho s~asrsi soadi-
sinss In the mines were had. and re-
lated Incidents In support Of his
statement.
''aons days iai GRAY Creek ! had
ss uaay as 20 johs''. he said. Ham
moai ~as . member of a committee
| Tspses~siiss the miners which sp-
pesr.i b~fof. the Governor early In
the strike.
lie this country we've neither
go, iaNs ar ao,hin' -i.-. said III.
sIla-ss. We're 'g1r'.a','
Iiamsaona ~As ssass-ssasninsi b.
Tfeak y. Cove. who forced ta- Ait
a-s. 10 admit that he attempted To
prevent unlon ailn.rs s"ius so iAss-
500 ls assist In rescue ~osk L-rsu.s'
hs '-i,da'l ~aai the companies 4"
take tho -s-ii, for H." ts- said h-
called a mssiias sni ssssosa'b
Aa.sshs to Keep the m-n from -nr
! Asssossns ss .as. tho lives o' 70
ssrb~a miners,
IA- ailn.ss ass L,iijsrsyHI us
.Fus, s,s,ninsiign and frequently in
je.s~.i his r-fsassiiiy iasn Li. iss'
simesy. ~. bas.,s,i of his ass"h at-
fitistiahs sat susf.sfa s-ns far
sssssy in hi. .sssrn-s= 10 Sess bis
~sta-ss aaimo.i,S ts all .oai o.s~sssf
oss ssa .ais- asiiei.is In ssssssis
tlss,n.sni -as sIa.si ssssIss a-s
- Ch.isassa t'ossrs aal IT. .. ess KS
lltse s.lh.ftShl sasss Fnsss ~.
masser is ~L,sh sssip as sss.
lore, Greek. Thc sisssss "ss,slnss'
SAss scrip vss .ssusa to msns's ~hs'
ssas~.. sa asas Wages. foe s,"'esiss
hstos. sAsy asss
Mksa tho si,.fIpns .-s7sssss .g"0'
led u. ". R..ssxi.s .s is~as'g sas '1'
I,~s-s - soas.si tos the W"a,s"s
ilAsa $50 t'ssl sasspssy. The 0e'
ussssss called ~aA rsssk roa ssr~,ls
rIs hnas otvh~ Wssssas sass-.
TSe vSsssss ssia lsss be ~ss .ssd
f.s asAd vaSs. ii~ sSia . fair .rs'
ssss oS uesssise go sntasssei saa
sAs osss~rs ~s~ To treat she sa~s
sisAs. n. sssiss shsi sis s.a.i;'sess
~f~se SOL ssd ,e- asa as, "a 'r'-s.
rlsiss 10 asls esssft of s-isss
sAsss<sss. Ws sAia isese ~ss no 10.
tssIas osske srsir ts~s so lar =. NJ
ks~p, TH vilsc~ dsris-e's that
ssssss suiss s-sssdisx safety v.~
~sssss~a aud stated iAs. his "f':.rs
~ssc Ia atsshasrr asy nas -so aia
saA rsu:-rsir tiab~-. ife s,ii hssas
saaaistoe. ~eee en~s. it~ -sss "s,y
ssns sssa.ia.s briefly.
Nssk n. tAastnsi. sniaisa Neasns-f
ssA ~ nar sia~ sssr~siassu'ira' @:
the Wn.lsaa miro. ~ssshs nrN s'.
49, Ito stated that the -.iarr.
~csv aos susns~sird IN tied" At 'h-
ssmr aso.s sad ,hss sh. m.a ~.r-
rAsa in .as.. lte espisinei sh. uso
os .ssjr ie cas~s whetr aaia'f. ''..
sss--, t- arsa their pay a.s'ns a."
eosss. lsa siasr,, shss 4, vas y mat.
Ws os soa,ru,rasr.
All ,ortsose.sis es.t ~ iehss and
Other matter. iaciishs ~ the c.Hs
sest ef tho milne. sh~ vi'a-ss DE-
elascs,. u.s~ settled at oa.-s Hc.s.a
sJm-s .. sr ~wsid 10 t.fsils'i AMI
.rn~ ofshe coal vosii fall .tis i'c
s,,dshe boarding hos:s- vas tcr'
ci.an aed sanlia:y as vas the ha'i
hcu.~ aud tho quarters for tho men
These he described In detail.
The testimony of tho witness
tended 4" con nsp,-trly rcfut" the 'cs-
sir,cny NJ a nai"c witness vh" wa.
on the stand earlier inthc week.
Measure days. wcsr announced
by roets,, notices. tho wi'pcs. said.
notify ing them iners tn 10 on hand