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GOVERNOR PEABODY EXPLAINS,
Declares Policy Wat Net Too Vig
orous.
Denver, Colo., Aug. 1. Governor
Jamea II, Peabody today Issued ad ad-
drew explaining and vindicating hit
act In dealing with the labor troubles
In Colorado. He refutes the contention
that the strike Inaugurated by the
Western federation of Miners at the
ors reduction works In Colorado City
was called because of the failure of the
legislature to enact an eight-hour law,
pointing out that It was called on the
14th of February, some five or six
weeks before the adjournment of the
legislature, which then had under con
alteration an eight-hour law. Later a
sympathetic strike was declared by the
federation in Cripple Creek to cut off
the ore supply of the mills. ,
Governor Peabody then goes Into the
history of the Western Federation of
Miners, which be declares has been
replete with assaults, dynamite out
rages and murders. In affording pro
tection to men who desired to labor,
the governorexplains: "It became
necessary, In my Judgment, to confine
certain men In a military guard house
as one of the safest and most expedi
tious methods of restoring order. It
was loudly proclaimed that this was
without authority of law. The ques
tion was submitted to the supreme
court and the action of the militia In
that respect fully sustained. It is
useful and necessary power and the
class that should decry Its exercise Is
not numerous.
'The general policy pursued In Crip
pie Creek was followed In other parti
of the state, and particularly In Tellu
ride, where the excesses and crimes of
the federation had been still more In
human than In any other district and
the reign of terror still more complete,
Order now prevails there."
Quiet had been restored In Cripple
Creek and the troops withdrawn when
the dynamite outrage was committed
at the Independence depot June 6, fol
lowed by the riot at Victor. The gov
ernor has placed the responsibility for
both these occurrences on the federa
tion.
"When the excitement had somewhat
subsided and the country was still un
der quasi military rule" the governor
continues, "it was found that there
were several hundred members of the
Western Federation In the district yet
who would not work and had resolved
that others should not If by such
methods as those employed at the In
dependence station they could be driv
en away. "I resolved that they should
be dispersed and I dispersed them.1
Governor Peabody denies the charge
that he Is waging war on labor unions
generally and closes as follows: "1
have had to deal with an organization
which has no counterpart In this coun
try. Its official proclamations, full of
defiance and challenge, Issued from
time to time, have amounted, as has
been said, to a declaration of war.
"I have met the challenge with a
pojlcy none too vigorous for the out
lawry I was called to oppose. . But
through it all I have had but one ob
ject, and that to show the people of
Colorado that the laws will be upheld;
that a criminal organization cannot
dictate the policy of this admlnlstra
Hon and that everywhere within the
borders of Colorado property shall be
secure and labor shall be free."
STRAPPED TO COFFIN LID.
Chicago Bachelor Pays Unique Penalty
for Joining Benedicts.
Chicago Strapped to the lid of i
coffin and escorted with all the cere
mony of art ancient Egyptian funeral
procession. Frank Ellis, living on the
south side, was curried to a pre-nuptlal
reception given him by his fellow
members of the Thirteenth Club of
Woodlawn. This Is an organisation of
bachelors who agreed not to marry,
and Ellis was the first to break the
pledge. A few days ago he announced
that today he would marry Miss Ella
L. Holstrom. ,
Carey Reese, president of the club,
sent ror kius, ana when the young
man got off the train at Auburn park
he was met by twelve men, all dressed
In white gowns and caps. Ellis was
overpowered and strapped to a coffin
lid. He was placed In a wagon draped
In white and drawn by two white
horses. At the head two men marched,
beating muffled drums; two others led
the horses and two carried banners.
The others marched beside the wagon,
each carrying a green lamp.
"Inscribed on one banner were the
words: "He'll be under the lid next
week," and on the other were painted
a skull and crossbones.
Trough all the principal streets the
procession marched, thence to Reese's
home, where a banquet was served.
CONTENTS OF MADAME FOR
AUGUST.
When Grace Goes to a Mission Tea
,.c. A. Dolson
Dante Gabriel RossettI
...Lady Henry Somerset
Pictures from the Royal Academy
Exhibition George Cecil
The Flowers of Andros. George Horton
The Gems ot the Month..........
-.. .Edmund Russell
English Five O'clock Tea...... "Iota"
The Story of Loyal
........Inez Harrington Whitfield
A Visit to Tasmania and New Zea
land.. .Rev, Francis E. Clark, D.D.
My Peacock Farm..Estelle de V. Breen
Official report of the Berlin Con
vention... Jessie Ackerman
EdltorlaL
Evelyn Kilbourne Cowles
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