The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

Was called BY the operators sad tssr
siitsA that q. & i, srsiss Sss- No.
lsyeA by the strike srssssis.
I 1rsis No. ~ssfyiss esii ssa
passengers. be said. uas Asisysa. a.
OsaeAsr &c. for 81 otsntss, The
strikers fesFes, aiiArk tra0 The
gsasAs SD the ntnsrs ssd other
sesiasais Of ihs camps feared s:or
iesss sseo shs s,riksn, Il Mas =
eoaaoa sAias 10 s@s sfMsd sss
siosg The siaks sf ~'ss. s~oseisiiF
a~as the G. 4 :. bridge,
o. the anrAins Of the -Sih ,hs
shtef clerk received a telephone pss-
sase frnm The isaiias tshs soioaS
uaFsiax tho esnpsay rot 10 sena In
Tho tssis. The massage said thai
eosssei At the strikers had l-s~a last
ssa that sEoahis ~as imaisssi,
''iisse I wi.s tn say" stated Ms.
Absssss. that IL the rsssnn sAo
esss US lhss ihisffnailsn 10 In ibis
reoa. Z sm thankful for it,
TIE syais is,, rrisiaAa hsis ~as
helA as vasAax Jun.tssn while A~s-
sessee waA set' forward IA ih~
bsiAss 10 sosi.F Jaha u. is~soe
shss shese Ssr- na s~,.a,iss On the
issias Later s-sses~ sss ss~s.ssa
fsess i.adiow .aFiax that il vac safe
sns she issis - pso~eed,
vtrensa 0sg,sias sss recalled
ss4 Ssssstoaea rss.essiss - al
isseA eepasision made ~ tho isSaisf
ensAaessA b. ,h- s,seShrsaoaa ss
Railway Tssihs-as Gssssti~ as.
siave1 II mas bot an iaV~.aisai los.
Nr. Abrams ss.aas-a the stand
ssA iaessisiea tho a-nnsi,tan n.
asssi~s h~ had made and answers
made BY Osrhii@.
tSaSiag . wSahsie o,-s evidence Tn
b. admitted Jsss. Hossheais srssss
. s~esssioa ~ s.s,ias ihs, sh~ op-s-
ssass hop~d In prot~ that y commit.
lee Of strikers approached e & y
essosoS~s II ah effort In sr-use a.
~ssiss - b.. sasasi ,onsc sad iss rus
~ltA dora the Track Ia crash issa q
sssesieeA At ASpaiies -oaias fsoW
Trinidad io 0esussd.
NJ. Ahssas ~. ~sos..~ss.aissd
BY rs~d Clark. The ~iis-ss evl.
dea'iy esJoyed The iReuisy. ii~ aid
that tho special 'faia for The d~pa.
ties was seease., hy \. q. r-iIs who
uaA 10 charge ns tho trip.
Who ~ss che rnaanc,ors" asked
Cart.
"vsiss.' vss tie aaswer.
Who pasrseA the si-kess." ia.
aaiseA Nosthrusi sseestoasiy.
They nearly ai, sot their tick.
cts 'paarhed'." declared the super.
iatsadeat. ,aaxhiasiy.
Nrs. Mar Rsmpno-. wife Of =
a'asksiiie striker. testified that
soldiers "sisked their eyes" at tho
witnesses aud several woaea com.
nasloas. She related q number ot
lscsdsass In which shr declared her.
s~,s asA other women were offended
aad issait-h BY an,aters.
cros-examiscd BY csp,ain Dsnk.
tho witness stated that no report Of
the matters aboa, which shc tes,i.
fled were reported to the officer in
charge Of the district.
Mrs. Anna Ncaardi. a sister Of the
preceding wi,aess. reiterated the
ssa,cmests msdc by Mrs. Mary
Ram:,ohe.
Frank varEo. = Slav. said he vac
brought from PittsburS TO Colorado
10 work in the mines. He saih he
aligned contract to work cisht
hours . das. He claimed that a
soldier took his copy from him. lie
was sent from Trinidad to Tcrcio.
Tho witness said he was taken
first to Tcrcio and l.tcr to frcdcr-
lex. At the latter place he said he
was locked In . room when he want
cd to 70 to sex,ndo to visit friend.
On cross.cxamination tho witness
said he loaded coal at Holden. W.
Va. for four months. He also
worked for the West Moreland Coal
Co. Fred Harrington disposed Of the
Interpreter and brought out the fact
that the witness talked fairly good
Engllsh. Ten or more. he said. went
from Tcrcio to Frederick. The wit
ness identified . contract to como tn
Colorado and work.