2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., AUGUST 7, 1902, [{ERCE FIGHT WITH MOB Infuriated Strikers Caused Reign of Terror al Shenandoah, TROOPS SENT 10 THE SCENE Sheriff Could Not Preserve Order and Appealed to Governor, OFFICERS RAN FOR THEIR LIVES Deputy’'s Attempt to Escort Non-Union Men Through Strikers’ Lines Started Battle, Whic Some Fatally—Twelve Hun- In h Many Were In jured, dred Soldiers, Under General Gobin, to Mantain Peace. Pa., NPAT d Nn A reign which th She July with during the riots of 19500 held Shenandoah in nandoah, of terror scenes enacted seem insignificant, its grasp last night, which {8 one of the principal street the town, was in the hands of furiated mob. Four of the borough po licemen were shot, rhaps fatally. Joseph Beddal, a leading merchant and cousin of Sheriff Beddal brutally clubbed, and upwards of a score of strikers whose names could not be ascertained, were by policemen and it is expected that many death will Sheriff Beddal arrived from Pott at 7.45 o'cl with a posse of de He ] he has asked Governor the mi Cor a Centre s of two pe was shot result K nitted that uties Stone to send it six of attempts workers through hin a bl ke to death, as ta almost idal had ptied the meantime Bed on the mob, which this time and his Two of the shots took effect being shot in the in the foot. The strike breaker were now com fly for their and took refuge in the Philadelphia and Reading Rai Yoad depot. The depot was soon sur- rounded by an angry mob of which was becoming more threatening and demonstrative every moment Joseph Beddal, a hardware merchant and brother of the deputy sheriff, seen making way through crowd in an effort to reach his !} and the mob, opened gathered 1 revolver man th ner em one leg and the deputy and the other pelled to lives, 5 (in) was his the other, CAr- the with divining that he rying ammunition to those depot, seized him and be clubs and billies into inser Shortly after this the ent Pe force arrived escorted the deputy sheriff and his man to an engine which had been backed into the depot for that purpose When the mob realized that their prey was about to they surrounded the engine and engineer was afraid to move i few moments, how ever, the fired a volley, dis persing for a brief period, and the rned on full steam and got men. Stones were thr and fast about the heads of the j whereupon Chief John Fry gave the order to fire. At the first volley the moh fall back, and several fall. Their re treat, however, was but momentary. They turned, and, with revolvers stones and even a few shotguns, they charged the band of police men and made them fly for their lives The emen turned In thelr flight &t short intervals and fired volley af. ter volley at their merciless pursuers, but the mob seemed thoroughly infurl ated, and smoking revolvers seemed to bave no terrors for them. When the Lehigh Valley Rallroad crossing was reached a passing freight train blocked the progress of the police, two of whom were caught and brutally beaten. One of them, Stiney Yacop sky, will die The doctors of the town dressed the wounds of nearly 30 strikers, all of whom were foreigners. whose names could not be ascertained It was known that four out of the six policemen were shot. was inside at him sibility borough on the scene and ire ad 1 ape the na the crowd engineer tu with Away his wn thick poiice wWers seen to on little poli TROOPS AWE RIOTERS Twelve Hundred Soldiers In Camp at Shenandoah, Shenandoah, Pa, Aug. 2 Twelve hundred state troops are encamped sn a hill overlooking Shenandoah, and absolute quiet prevails Briga. dier General J. P. 8. Gobin, of the Third Brigade, In command of the troops here, and his staff were on the scene early. The camp Is located on a very high hill just outside the town proper, and commands a full view of the town. Within the eamp lines are quartered wo full regiments—the Eighth and Twelfth--two companies of the Fourth Regiment and the troop of cavalry. The mine workers are greatly in censed over the calling out of the troops. They assert that this action was entirely unwarranted and is an snjustifiable expense on the state, The strikers, through their ofcials, are making au effort to have the soldiers withdrawn. The first step In this db rection was taken Thursday, when the following telegram was sont to Gow ernor Stone: | “We, the undersigned officials of the Ninth district of the Miners’ Union, Heve that ‘he request made to you send troops to Shenandoah was based WEIR Se uo bi this belief, we fully request you to send a per representative into this town to inves tigate the conditions, and after investigation 1 that learn that the of the in this town is and that the order should confirmed in respect ‘Bol un! troon eliove vou presence HNNECHsUAry revoked “MILES DOUGHERTY. “TERRANCE GINLEY, “MARTIN POWASIS, J. T. WILLIAMS, “T. J. RICHARDS." It is sald the Mine Workers’ officials intend to cireulate among the of the for signatures to a upon the governor {troops be town peti calling to the tion withdraw Of the 20 or who were more persons Struck bul rioting Dy clubs o1 lay night's one st night STONED THE TROOPS Camp at Shenandoah Attacked Three street, , an in- | Times in One Night. Pa Aug. #4 sult | of LL at the tean m Gove r Saturday {strict of America : Miles nandoah req Was on that to it with safe would not wise r Iraw egent STONE fre ernor RE" rom : KOv of th This mess finally lisposes of re of work i in this territ ulation but Hieate that these report have y foundation the Shenan ilieries oper Reading former thers whatever doah ated by the Philadelphia and Conl ly employed 12.000 men and six col Lehigh Valley which em Besides individual col for ompany in operation it and Iron Comj which ) lieries owned and Ir d 3.000 there are swveral The inspector district said that where AR Nines nw Coal ploys« rkers these lieries a coal desires to place is notify the mins Inspector of the district which the mine Is can make an inspect) whether it is safe to permit men to enter it. Up to this elved the compelled by in he located so that n to sex time, he sald, he ha slight ation are about to resume d not rev est Intin th work MINES DID NOT START Strikers Rejoice Over Failure to Re sume Operations. Wilkesbarre, Pa., Aug 5.— Yesterday having passed without a resumption of mining in the strike region caused re Joicing at President Mitchell's quarters work might be started, at the Wood ward colliery of the Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western Company near Ply. mouth, and a large number of strikers and their sympatizers were stationed In the vicinity, but when It became known for a certainty that the mine would not resume the strikers returned to thelr homes At the offices of the coal companies the only Information that would be given out wax that when the operators got ready to resume work, they would do so, but how soon that would be they would not say Strikers Apply For Ald, Shamokin, Pa, Aug. 5.The head. quarters of the Ninth District, United Mine Workers were visited yesterday by hundreds of men asking for ald They were accompanied by wives and children. Orders on stores for provise lone were Issued only to strikers in good standing in the union. A number of applicants who have not worked in the mines for years tried to obtain ald but were refused, whereupon they threatened to go to work as non-union men Hanna Receives Gift From Employes. Cleveland, Aug 6.<The 700 or 800 employes of the Cleveland City Rall way Company, of which Senator M, A. Hanna is president, me! in a down own ball last night and presented Bonator Hanna with a valuable cane, In acknowiedging the gift, Senator Hanna expressed his sincere thanks to hs employes for thelr gift, and ined citizens | ets | { In-chiefl of the | Principe, | Maine | August 18 off Cape | premature | subway | fard | were | ing a | this | at the companies | General ! head. | There was some fears that | upon exaggeration; and as we are | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, | Wednesday, July 30, Paul Vandervoort, past commander. G. A. R, died at Puerto Cuba, vesterday, United States battleship | glven her official trial Cod, Mass were seriously hurt by a | blast in the rapid transit | New York yesterday Vincento Arena, a prominent of Tucson, Ariz., was death yesterday by five De Noon Bros. paint store at Pltts burg. Pa. and two other bull lings lestroyed by fire yesterday, caus 88 of $300,000 Thursday, July 31. ovals Botha, DeWet and De- from Cape To erday Pa. postm « for conducting The new will be Four me: in Span: beaten to Mexicans Boer larey Alrica Three have Ix (ine salled South for England y« Berks Cmovs vi county, asters thelr Ar rooms ton mines nea break in tl Linnvi fata ed $5 cape Friday, August 1, Rev. Benjamin § of Oheb 201d, ral emeritus Fem Monday, August 4 0H a f teamart ip ar A ports and South n ped of them on at Elk “© i i fatally d now {n London, denies i} retire from active sine 3 : ! irn £+ America The ciation « Gert Navy Asso of N onven ir an nual QO, yes ferday an While tains near aturday Mary McC tten by a copper | head snake may die oii hoy August 5, of War Rs arrived atl rishad, Austria, yesterday, stay for some time Charles Vaughan Ky. was shot and kil Sheriff Wilson while The Edgerton colli Coal Company, near shipped 30 cars of anthr terday Commander-in A. R, has app erect statue F g berries on the moun. hamnkir Shn Rin Pa by Rev Ca will retary wot where he of Middiesboro ied yesterday by resisting arrest of the Temple Scranton, Pa Acite coal yes ry hiof Torrance. of the inted a committee | in Washington of Stevenson, founder G. to n B the G. A. R During an electric storm lightning | struck the house of Thomas Jansen, | near Monticello, N. J, killing Jansen and shocking four other members of his family into insensibility GENERAL MARKETS Philadeiphia, Pa. An 4. Flour was weak; winter superfine, nog 2.80; Pennsylvania roller, clear 326; city mills, extra, SZR5@3. yo flour was quiet, at $3 26@ 3.30 per barrel. Wheat was weak; No, 2 Pennsylvania, red, T4%c, Lorn firm;; No. 2 yellow, local, na Oats were quiet; No. 2 white ipped, 63c.; lower grades, 6le Ha was steady: No. 1 timothy, $18.50G20 for large les, Beef was steady, beef hams, $21 Pork was firm; family, $21@21.60. Live poultry sold at 13e. for hens, and at “of e, for old roosters, spring chickens, 13@15¢c Dressed poultry sold at linge for choice fowls, and at $c, for old roosters. Butfér was steady; cream- ery, 2lc, per pound. Eggs were steady; New York and Pennsylvania, 2 per dozen. Potatoes were steady; Jer. soy prime. per basket, 20@ 26c. 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