No Trouble Feared

l'irisburg, August 4..- The rcriners' strike situation has ixvt eluuigvd materially fmin yestendtoy's report, ythirig aibout rhe Turtle Oeels camp was qulet, the unly clpiple oí excitemeni being the hearing l' Presii!i!'i Dolan and rhe other officials of the minere for riot and unlawful assemblage, 'l'iie stri'kera claim 20 uew accessionis to tluir ranfes fcodtey. A i 'ivi'ul eátimate of the men üöw ar work in ihai mine shows 215 mi' of the usual total of 2S."i. Xo -vork was done at the Oak HUI or Samly Cseek mLnèa. The camp was redueed in nu:tíbers today ly 300 -men. Tiuy ore senr to tlieir homes for two ïvaSGiis - to lassen expenses aml because i.i'ese men were not. Inicllned tó re fpoinl to tlie aumeroua mtoehing orders imposad ou them. Tlie t-:i mj l'as been eosiiug $300 a day to keep it in provisión, etc., being at the i.ue oí sevea cents per man per day. ;'■; a.train.st 19 cents per day in the national gTJrd enc;i:npments. The camp is now onder strict military discipline and everything is moving like cíoekwoík. Ttie cuatoipory mareh will ha made to Pluvc Creek in the early morathtg aml will be continued daily. the miiwrs' officials say, until the suspension ih the De Armit mines is complete. A't thé in the case of den-t Dolan and" orhers for riot and ünlawful asseinBïage this aftemoon iefore .Tustiee 3ïèinsneis, a niïmber of wJtnesses were heiirïl. but the justiee reserved liis decisión until toroorraw eftemooB. ïlie hearing of the four ir.inei's arrestèd last week at the JleGovern mines nestr Canousburg for trespass was coiichuled tbjs aftemoon. Xo evidence conneetfng the defendíante direotly with song, 'Wil hang black sheep to asour apple tree," or with the use of ' opprobrious epithets was nroduced. Xon-; of the defendants appearod atr tne hearing, and llioy wei-e held 'iö! eontempt. Attachments were tósnetj for tlieir 'arrest.