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HOUSTON TEXAS FRIDAY AUGUST 1 1902
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SHENANDOAH QUIET
The Scene of Rioting by Strikers Is
Peaceful
TROOPS ON THE GROUND
The City Has Not Yet Been Put Under
Martial Law
THE SOLDIERS ARE NOT WANTED
Mine Workers Are Incensed Over the
Governors Action
DEPUTY SHERIFF BEDDAL IS DEAD
To Hla Act In Flrino Upon tho Strik-
ers Is Attributed the Startino
of tho Riot
Shenandoah Pa July 31 Twelve hun
dred State troops are encamped tonight on
a hill overlooking Shenandoah Uown lit
tho toxa where rlotem and policemen
fought the bloody battle last night all is
nutet and tho Indications ore that so long
ns tho militia remains the p ace cvf the
community will not again be broken Tio
riot which caused tho toldlers to be sent
here came like a flash and nns over almost
ns quickly as It had started and since then
thero litis not bcon a single case of violence
reported Tho tens of thousands of Idlo
men and boys In this vicinity who bad been
gathering In large numbers and marching
from place to place did not repent their
demonstrations today nnd tho authorities
conswjuently had little or nothing to do
Tho arrival of tho citizen soldiery piovet
to bo a great attraction for the large army
of unemployed and hundreds of men and
boys caino to town to sco the troops The
flrst companies to arrive came from St
Clnlr nt 030 n ru and from that hour up
to 3 p m when the governors trcop of
cavalry disembarked and jallopo1 up the
main street Shenandoah presented a lively
apponmncc Most of tho commands wcro
on the ground br 1030 Uhe companies
which did not arrho until after noon weic
delayed on the railroad while the troop
of cavalry was handicapped because of the
shipping of their mounts
Brigadier General J 1J S Gobiu ot tho
Third brigade in the command of the
troops here and his staff were on the sccuo
carl Tho enmn Is located on a very high
hill Just outstdo the town proper and com
mnnda a full view ot tho place
licyond tho presence of a group of 6ol
dlrs hero nud thcri > on the principal btrccts
Shenandoah does not show any ctldencc of
hnUng passed through a trying otneal
FOKISIONnitS nEU > RBSPONSIIHjK
it Is claimed by the rltlzeus pf the ton it
that tho foreign element wits solelj re
hpoustlilo for the trouble
Contiary t6 popularbelief Shenandoah is
not under martial law Thtc local author
ties nnd the sheriff of the umity haio not
rollnnulilied control of the town or coun-
try and they remain In os complete control
of their icspectlve affairs an tliey did be-
fore the troops icached hcie The soldiers
arc merely rntnurd on the ottt Idi > of the
town It was doomed advlsiibli nonet or
by the brigadier general to ostabllsh a
provost guard in certain parts of the town
Malor Noiinnn S llinjuiUiar of Tottsvlllo
Is the provost matshil
Bo long as the situation remains as It Is
nt present there Is no likelihood that tho
ivglmoutnl compnnhtt will bo scattered
through the mining towns of fJchujlblll
county Oeneral Ooblti spent n busy day
Informing himself of tho situation through-
out the county He had a personal lntrr
view with bheilfr Ileddnl In the fnreno m
nnd a telephone conference with him In
tho afternoon The general also receive
message fiom various pnrls of the ter-
ritory
In an Interview with the correspondent
of tho Associated Press tonight tidier ti
Gnbln snld The general situation Is eiy
nulet There wero no Incidents during the
day wotthj of mention except the nrrlvnl
of VX > or CM men on fwlght tralni It
seems that n lot of ho Idle men for want
of something better tn do Jump freight
trains and ride from one town to another
Thoy call tsuch rldea Johnny Mitchells ex-
cursion
awaiting snnuirjis action
I have recehed dispatches from differ-
ent parts of the country which tell of meet-
ings marches nltacks on Individuals vio-
lations of the law and the refusal of local
police authorities to enforce the law Upon
theso dispatches I am not vet ready to act
What I will do depends largely upon
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HOUSTON TEXA3
what the sheriff Is going to do Wo aro
hero to ghe him support In his ctTorts to
enforce the chll laws Vi > were ordcrcl
hero becatKo of his Inability to do bo Tho
National Guard haH no opinion to < xpreis
s w tho merits of tho jurstlou agitated by
either tide to the controversy n that l <
not within its province The mluo wtrkes
ate greatlj incensed over tho calllug out
of tho troops They assert tnat this nctlon
was entirely unwarranted and I an tin
iiulianblo expense n the State The min-
ers through thoir ofneers aro making nn
cIToit to havo the soldiers withdrawn Tho
first step in this direction was taken this
afternoon when the following telegram wus
sent from here to Governor Stono
We the undersigned officials of the
Ninth district of the miners union bcllovo
that the rmiuest made to jou to send
troops to Shenandoah was baked upon e < t
nggeratlon and as we are confluned In this
belief wo respcctfullv rcQuest vou to send
n personal representative Into this town to
luvestlgato tho conditions aud after such
Investigation bollcvo that you will learn
that the presence of tho troops In this town
is unnecessary and that tho order should
be revoked
Dogh > rtXf
Terraneo lugley
Martin Pownsls i
I T Wlllltms
T J Hldiards
PKT1TIOX TO 5b cincuiATnn
It Is sold tho mlno workers officials in-
tend to clrculnte among tho citizens of
tho town for signature a petition calling
upon the governor to withdraw the troops
lilies Dougherty National board member
of the United Mine Workers from this
district told the Associated Press repte
soutatlve tonight that Deputy Sheriff
Thomas IJeddal who Is n nephew ot tho
sheriff of the county nnd who was escort
ing workmen along tho street which nctlon
led to the riot was wholly responsible for
the trouble Mr Dougherty said Heddsl
had no right to shoot as no ono was milt-
Ing an attack upon him Tho firing of th >
revolver ho said angered the crowd which
soon got beyond the control of the peace-
makers tledrtals brother Joseph who at-
tempted to go to his rescue wn badly
beiiten bv someone In the ciowd Mr
Dougherty Raid because he was carrying-
s > vernl boxes of cartridges to his brother
Thomas
It Is not improbable that thn strikers will
call upon tho county officers to fix the re
MionMblllly for tho shooting of tho deputy
sheriff
MINriKS HOLircONFEIlKNCKS
The district lwders of the miner1 union
held sevfial conferences luring the day at
which the sUtwtion was thoroughly gone
over Committeeman Douulierty made a
full report to Presldout Mitchell by tele-
phone This nftcrnoon the miners advisory
board of this ilclnlty which Includes tho
officers of Jie ncvernl local tintons In tins
locality held a secret meeting at which
plans wtre devised to prevent iniv Intended
breaks In the raok t of the slrlkors Ono
of tre things decided upon was to hold fre
iltieut meetings of the strlkere ami hat
lliem addressed t > y tho virlous dlstrli t lead-
ers Jliiio n largo muss meeting of
rorcigncis held here this nflernonn In
which Uthunatilans Hijugnrlans and Poles
took part Half n doon speichesi wvrc
tnnite General Imllgmtlon wns expressed
by nil of the sneaker against the bringing
of Hoops to bhenaiidoiih
Of tin twenty or mor pTson who were
beatit with clitba or struck by bullets dur-
ing list ntgltts rioting one ninn loncph
Iteddal dlnl tonight The four policemen
who who shot and tho strikers who weie
nlfo hit by bullets will recover Most of
the wounded Strikers claim they were m re-
ly onlookers
Scleral of the wounded strikers called at
he miners hospital today to htie sllglir
InJurlcM dressed and offr the ilwtors got
through with them they wero arrriletl nud
tukeu to the Pottsvillo Jail
PRESIDENT MITCHELL ENJOINED
A Bill Is Fllod by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Coal Afjenoy Company
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Chnileston Va July 11 President John
Mitchell hns been enlolued A bill In
equity was filed In the Federal court here
todny by tho Chesapeake and Ohio CojI
Agency company n Now Jersey corporation
which has Itn principal otilces lu the cltj
of New York In which tlfty coal companies
operating lu the Now lllver Holds the
Chcsapcnke nnd Ohio ltiillivny oontiinm < 1
W Pureell W II Wlls jii Jnin Mltclvll
J W Cirroll J a Ktehurds ami about lvi
nieniberft of the ttiltcl Jllnr Wurkeis of
Amcrled arc made defendants
The bill sets up that the < omplalnont s
engagtd In selling ioa and ride ami lin a
rontrret for the output of the eoilierb
iniidp nnilv di fendnms and n contraf v lth
the defendant railroad company for Ih
Hhlpiiieni or iin cml m lurchaseil i at
the con hi resold by compinlniot tin le
contracts to manufacturing concerns ep
nnd to the United States goirnin m for
fur I on naval vcsnels that because oi u
Mrlke which has existed since June 7 last
the coil companies have failed to Ive up
to tho contractK for d llverls of coal tbnt
thero exists n secret organisation known us
the Vnltod MLno WorLer ot America of
wlilch John Mitchell Is president and W
11 Wllou Is secretary under the orders of
which the men employed In the mines who
aro members of this organization navo qilt
work and jefuso to do their duty and In
addition to this assemble In marches and
meetings and so conduct themselves as to
Intimidate employes ot the various com-
panies thus preventing them going to tho
work which thry desire to perform end tho
said defendants occupy the tenement
houses of the various companies nud fall
and refuse to vncate them at tje request
of tho coal companies
TflMFonAnY ouDirt issued
Judge Kelltr Issued a temporary restrain
Ing oner against alt of those named In the
order nnd all others araoclntlng or acting
with them from In any way interfering
with tho management operation or conduct
of wild mines by their owntrs or thoi > o
operating thrm either by menancc threats
or nny ouaracter of intimidation
Tho defendants nnd all othera asoclat ng
with thrm aro rctrnlned from entering
upon tho property ot owners of mines nnd
rofco plants for tho purpose of Interfering
with tho employes or by holding either
ptthlts or private aaemhlngts upon said
property or In nny way inolo tnr Inter
fering with cr Intimidating thn employe
of tho coal companies herein mentioned
ro r to Induce aid employes to abandon
their work
The ordr continue And the d ftnd nt
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PftlOE SCENTS
BRYAN SCORES J P MORGAN
Says That the Financier Is the Most Dan-
gerous Man in America
Special to Tho Post
Lincoln Neb July 31 According to W
J Bryan J P Moreno la tho most dnn
gcrous man In the United States Mr
Bryan devotessome space In Ms editorial
tomorrow In Indorsing the criticism of the
German emperor In hla estimate of Mr
Morgan and then goes the kaiser one
better Ho says
The kaiser is n discerning man In ti
short visit with Mr Morgan ho found out
what seems to be not apparent to many
Americans namely that tho groat tiuoticUr
Is perfectly blind to the natural and neces-
sary consequences Uiat will follow his
schemes If Morgan were a philosopher or
a student of human nnturo ho would know
that evil and only ovll cati follow from
the monopolies which ho has helped to or
ganlze He Is either without conscience r
without Judgment or it is more charitable
to take tho kaisers vlow and consider him
as incapable of seeing consootioneca far
nhend llo Is en a par with the drayman
Yiho Btarvcs his horse or tho farmer who
impoverishes the soil or tho merchant who
extorts from his customers or tho parout
who allows his child to work In the factory
when it ought to bo lu school only he can-
not plead necessity as an excuse America
hea no foreign foe so dangerous as Mr
Morgan and tho plutocracy for which Uo
stands It would bo fortunato for this
country It all our people understood Mr
Morgan as well as Germanys monarch
does
nnd all others associated with them are
further restrained from marching nnd
pKtadlug In a body across or so near to
the ptopcrty of the said coal companies
or either of them or assembling In largo
number at or m > near tho property of snld
companies defendants or cither of them
ns to lutlintdHti any person or persons at
work or desiring to work for cither of said
coal companies
Tho purpose of their restralulug order
Judge Keller says Is to provent unlawful
combinations or conspiracies nnd to restiuiu
nil of the defendants engaged In the promo-
tion ot such unlawful continuations aud
conspiracies aud nil other persons from
euterltig upon tho properties of the coal
companies named In this order nud from
In any liny Interfering with tho employee
of said coal companies or their operations
and mnnufacurlng coil either within tho
uitiio or upon the coke oicn plants
Tho motion for a pcrmauent Injunction Is
set down for henrlug ot Charleston Novcm
be S Tho court nppeais to have takcu
ii eognlrnnco sf tho request to havo tho
dctcnuant coal coiupnulcs to torco tho de-
fendants ns Individuals to incato the tene-
ment houses
STATEMENT DY MITCHELL
Ho Is Pleased to Learn Troublo Is Not
So Scrlou3
Wllkcsbarrc lan Jul 111 Today Presi-
dent Mitchell of the United Mlno Wcrkora
issued the following etntctucnt
Wllkcsbarro Pa July U Complete
and authentic reports furnished by Nation
al officers of four orgaulratlons located at
Hhcnnndonh show ihat the storlos of the
riot at Hhenandonh wore greatly exag
gerated aud the facts much distorted it
develops that no one was killed or fatally
Injured and that the entire uouble intgnt
hao been avoided had tho deputies kept
cool and used greater discretion Whtlo
I greatly deprecate the acts of lawess
nets by any one pnitlcularly by thoa on
strike I am naturally pleased to learn that
the trouble Is not as serious as nt Urst im-
ported I have repeatedly warned tho
strikers that any violation ot law on th lr
part would mllltntc against themselves
alone nnd I am hopeful that fherc wlP not
be ft repetition ot trouble ot this eitarnc
ter John Mitchell
President V M W of A
DESERTIONS AMONG 3AILORS
Tho Presidents Yncht May Loso All Its
Men
Oyster Hay N Y July 01 Serious
trouble has developed on the Majllower
ttc president official yacht During the
past few dnys flue desertions have occurred
nutting tho crew A member of the crew
said todny that not less than seventy men
rn boaul of the ship were awaiting u fa-
vorable opportunity after pay day to tnlm
llotioh leave of the vessel Primarily
tho trouble seems to revolve around the ox
ecutlve officer of the snip Ileutuinnt W
W Ill lps who the moit nsnert Is oier
boarng and tyinnnlenl Ordinary pr > il
Ipgi It Is alleged have been curtailed
shkiisI the men are on wototi olghl louim
iiid off four and when on watch nro kept
liustlltg all the tlm HmoMiig Is pric
t cull pioliiblted on board ship and slum
Iimic Ik difficult to obtain
The men iir proud o be aboard the ores
Iibnlu official leasel but thny tjeire they
ian not mime tho rucking ilisilprno forced
ui > ti IIin n t In M iitUitiit CniniuJinler
Alhfit CiJiMiiN who Is n iniiinuiid titer
i > ay but bv Ileutenait Ihctps
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INJUNCTION STANDS
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Street Gcfct
The Bull Clique of Oats Manipulators
Headed Off
th true value of oats
Cereal Said to Be Worth More Than
Thirtyfive Cents
DENIAL OF ANY CONSPIRACY
Defendants Claim That Speculation In
lured Complainants
UNFAVORABLE COMMENT ON ORDER
Bulla Say that Shorta May Default al
Will Whon Prices Go Arjalnst
Thorn
Chicago July aiJudgo Chytraus today
modified the Injunction Issued yesterday re-
straining tho Chicago board o trade and
the board of trade operators Jnmes A Pat
ten Carrlngton Patten Co and Barttett
Frosler Co from conducting a corner tn
July stuudard oats by restraining tho de
fendants from asking the president of the
board of trade to Indorse drawu margins
dcpoiltod by tho complainant Waltc Thor
bura Cu t0 woure W000 bushels of
slioil sale Tho court held a session beforo
tho opening hour of the botrd of trade in
otder that a decision might be orrlrod at
before the business begun So Important
however did tuo court consider the matter
that a motion to dismiss the temporary In
junction was not considered nnd tho caso
will come up for further adjudication noit
week
Tho effect of the action of tho court la
for the time to protect the complainant1
against nny alleged corner and Is coustruejj
ns working against tho bull clique of ope-
rators on tho board
Argument was brought to bear by attor-
ney for the board nud for the defendant
operators that In ns nuib a both the com-
plainants and tho defeuduntH were mem
bers ot a tribunal that adjudicated any con
trol erslca between Its members tho Injunc-
tion should bo dissolved on the ground of
want of Jurisdiction it was nrgued that
tho cotnplalnunto wero prematuro In asking
for nn liijuuetiou ngalust a corner when no
such corner was In effect and the board of
trade rules speclfieally prohibited corners
TUUE VALUB Or OATS
The defendant members of tho board ot
trade In answer to the Injunction denied
thu affirmation that Jnly standard oats
were woith not In exress of 35 cents a
bushel and said they were worth more
than that price They also denied any con-
spiracy nmong themselves or with Joseph
nidwoll grain Inspector to corner July oats
or to forestall the market In that com-
modity or to rnlso the price ot July oats
They drilled thnt they had glien a fictitious
iilue to ihe uitlclc and that they hud
made nny purehnsi > for July delivery slnco
July 1 It was he forth thnt the elevator
accommodation nnd railway facilities o
Chicago weie such that would allow of de-
livery of fifteen tlinea the amount of oats
bought nt Walte Thorburn Co by tho
defendants nud that frequently the de-
fendants had bought ten times ns much a
their total purouniiM In this delivery
Attornoy 1 It Monroe for the defendants
In iidrtriBHltiR I In eoiiii made sharp njluilon
ti tin complainants hailiig been or n speeii
lntlio tin ii of mind and sold fcotnethlng
ihev did not lime nnd which they did not
bac the menus of obtaining for delivery
He snld It looked as If the rnmplaluanti
were trying In make money by buying In
property at n less price than thnt for which
It was sold
Tin iNMrsTTiojFa mmitatonb
Judge Chytraus before niodlfjlng tho or-
der told the attorneys he did not comdde
the Injunction tistritnc I the defendant
f i em bidding lie lint or selling or refuting
to buy ov hell July oits In Ih pit ir front
am of their accustomed ln lues > asioelat < i
at tile fiom tho coniil < ilnnntN
The ocsurniirc I Judge Chytraus that
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Heium 1725
On Sale Hug S and 6 limit 30 Bays
StopoVer Privileges M M A Most Delightful Trip
And considering the price of Mexican money more than
200 to 100 It Is POSITIVELY GHE TIIEAPEST
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