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Both sides s,ili Hold Ou,.

LorIsvILI.E, Diet. III. Judge Lewis IL i'm
vps,sss.ssion of the Harlan court house. He
has sixty-nve well armed men and is com
An account of the fcusi has been received
herr. giving the stories of both sides. How
ard claims the trouble originated in the
killing i'm self defense of Robert Turner
i'm lss2. and Wilson Howard. now under
indictment for killing William Turner in
"a Quarrel. cannot get a fair trial and there
fore resists arrest. The. Turner's. rslsrs.-
seiitsssl by Judge Lewis, claim that Robert
and William Turner were murdered with
out provoratioi. and Wilson Howard
must t,p brought tn trial. The Howarsls
greatly outuun,iscr the Turner's and car,
sec,urs. Justice at least. Judge Lewis is
not n relative Of the Turner's and was
drawn into the fight only ina the sliscl,arsy
of his duty.
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WHAT WE may EXPECT
1ta E9ecs ssa1aly Heea IN the abaes sg Coa-
svssao. Many os which Ar~ csestag
Dowa - sssvrbsDn's AssWoste
Toward the West.

DENVER. Col, Oct. .6.-In view of the
fact that Colorado In the largest lead and
silver producing state in the world, ami
hcr citizcns considerably cxerS.iss,sl
over Secretary Windows recent decision.
Senator Watcott was seen to-day and
asked for his opinion upon the slcci-io,,
and its effect i'm the west. He said: "Thc
decision Is an unpleasant shock and sur
prise to the whole mining industry of the
west. Already some. of the mines carry
ing low grade ore and heavy in lead have
closed down and others arr following suit.
l saw the secretary i'm Washington last
month ON the subject, and certainly
expected ~ different result. Though the
lobby Ia th.. interest," of the railrssssl's
rcachirig and Operating i'm old Mexico is
very STRONG, I have hopes that congress
will rsctify this fragrant wrong psrlpetrsst-
cd by th.. treasury department. In it's
general treatment of the west, however,
its on a par with tlis. apparent policy Of
the present administration. as evidenced
lpy the president aud his secretary of tl,s,
interior as well Secretary Window.
Th. wcsteegs country can largely take
care of itself. The whole doctrine OF pro-
lection rests largely ON basis of en-
lightcnsd and patriotic ss.lfshncss. and
the mining states will begin to question
the policy of protecting s,nsts.rIi industries
when their own ARE ignored"
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TAScOTT IN PeTTiCOATS.

Sensational Discovery Made by Onicer
Bn u small Town Near Denver.
DENVER. Oct. 46.-Quite a sensation was
created this afternoon at Bertlloul, a
small town SO miles north Of here. Three
weeks ago IL lady arrived at that place
with all the appearance OF being highly
educated and conducted herself in such a
modest and pleasing way that she soon
won several admirers and had it not
been for the keen and watcl,-
ful eye of the city marshal
there would no doubt have been
"a wedding i'm high life before winter was
over. But the marshal played the detect
i've. and consequence to-day the
young lady was given a suit of mems
clothes and told to wear them till she
could prove beyond doubt that she was
not n man. The strangest part of il the
Tascott, the Chicago murderer, and he will
he held till the chief of police OF Chicago
can be consulted with.
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TACOMA, WASH, Oct. 36.-An abso-
lutte decree Of divorce has been granted
tn Mrs. e.. r. Ferry by Judge Allyn. Mrs.
Ferry, upon her arrival here, fled am
answer to the complaint against her and
also ~ cross bill, and the decree was
granted upon this latter. In an interview,
Mr.. Ferry said: 'Throi9hout this litiga-
ton l have at all times bsen extremely
anxious To protect the fnturs, welfare and
character of our child. Mrs. Ferry has at
all times, as ! believe. been equally anx-
io,is tn do For these reasons. and as
the child is very young and Is to remain in
her custody. 1 didn't resist her cross bill.
excepting in far WAS absolutely
necessary upon well known grounds of
public policy and whatl believe my duty
toward society. The divorce was there
forc taken under the cross bill tn avoid
her child are amply provided for. I think
Mrs. Ferry will 40 state herself"
the The rss aS sSss M from FsErs Mr. rssr Of
being educated abroai by Mr.. Ferry.
of Tacon,a's Eosels. and but few persons
Witnessed il. The room In occupied ny
Mrs. Ferry, and the occasion was the
the first time since their separation i'm
Paris nearly six months ago. IL was gen:
orally known among those as the % hotel
been completed, and at the same time Mr..
Ferry had not addressed HIS wife since
Last Tuesday il was after dinner when
Mr.. Ferry, accompanied by his attorney.
went to the apartments occupied by his
wife. He was announced and when hc eIi-
tered the room he was greeted most cor
daily by her. II was impossible to find
out what the conversation was after the
embarrassment was over. hut from re-
liable source il was learned that Mrs.
Ferry was more anxious for an amicable
settlement of the affairs than to press the
divorce procecdinGs, which had reached a
stage when only the necessary papers
needed to he signed To annui the mar
riagr. It is known, however. that Mr..
Ferry. while he still retains a sincere
affection for his wife, refused tn consider
such "a proposition and insisted that the
proceedings for divorce must go on.
The most pathetic scene which occurred
was when Mr.. Ferry arose to bid his wife
good-by. The desperate pleadinRs OF his
| increased, would not turn him. He batie
her goo,i-ty, ut the same time expressing
| regret and sorrow at the manner u,
| to "a close. When he left the room his
wife gave "a cry and fell i'm a faint. from
which she did not recover for am hour,
and only then through the efforts of a
| Mrs. Ferry has kept herself i'm sccltisior
| ever since her arrival at the hotel, and
| has won the respect and esteem of those
who were prejudiced against her by Incl
alleged reckless conduct in Paris. Since
| her arrival she has repeatedly refused tS
he interviewed. and from what can bs
| learned she has suffered only n woman
| who has Thought that she has been
| wronged can suffer.
! There were those i'm the city who wcrs
friends of both parties and had hoped az
| anicable settlement would he arranged
| hut were disappointed. Under the terms
| of the separation Mr.. Ferry has made q
| number of concessions, but there will bs
and have possession of their child part o
| the time.
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Shot .t the lsritisa Consul.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 26.-Jamcs Finch.
n British seaman, made an assault with n
revolver ON English Consul Donohue and
vice-consul Moore to-day. He first at
tempted TO shoot Moore, but the cartridge
didn't explode. He then turned the wea-
pom on the consul and fired, but the bull
let missed it's mark. Finch was then over
powered. Finch was formerly boatswain
OF the British ship Amaxon. and was dis
charged because he was too i'll to accom-
pany the vessel, when il sailed last month.
He claimed there was money due him and
haas frequently called at the consulate. He
was told to-day that the money had been
sent to London because he hasl failed to
comply with certain rules and this led tn
the shooting.
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ra,ex WIN An Hang.

KNoxvILI.E. Tenn. Oct. 3i.-Thc state
supreme court has affirmed the verdict of
the lower court finding John Anderson,
John Barnard. n. Barnarl, Ed Barnari
and Clinton Barnard guilty of the murder
of Henry Sutton Inst January. They will
In. hanged November "a The killing was
the outcome Of u feud in Hancock county.
which has long brcn noted for bloody Af-
fairs. IL is believed tn-<lay's tles.islOu will
have a reforming effect on the county.
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DENVER, Oct. Ex-Governor CooI,c Of
Colorado to-day issued rcquisition ON
the governor of California for the return
To this city OF j. Dickinson Price. Price
was drawn vcnircuiau on the Connors-
Marshall case. wherein the defendants
charged conspiracy to rob the Rio GraIids.
express. IL being discovered that num-
her Of v"nircmcn had been tauIs.rs-i with,
the entire. panel was disc harHed by the
court, when Price skipped and is now
supposed to In. ia Los Angeles. Gal. IL is
alleged that he received $500 to stand for
ncullittnl
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Bsa~ing ~ l.exingtoa.

LExINoToN, KY, Oct. n. = To-<lay's
events resulted an follows:
Thrcs-fo,srths Of n Snils.-Swasnp Fox
won, Daisy woosirsiH second. Emily Maud
third. Time, :22M.
Five-eighths of n mile-Mora won. Aiil-
ton second. Mary Mac third. Time,
1:O7N.
Fifteeu-si xtcenths of n mile -Bettina
won, Ireland second. Princess Bowling
third. Time. 1:11H.
Mile-Sportssnan won. Heron nCcOfsl.
Catalpa third. Time, :4sL..
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Sss..,.ss.s'. Tribute tn America.

LONDON. Ost. 26.-Glssxistone made
address NJ Chester to-day on the condi-
ton of the working CLASSES. In concllisl-
ing. he, told the English workingmen to
study the history OF American revolution.
He claimed il Was by and from this coun-
try that love of freedom WAS sowu i'm Amer
ica. England now i'm return resapsd adj
vantage. from American vindication OF
ths..s. principles of fres.siosn which ami
mated the revolution. The system OF
government Ira America combined that
love at freedom. respect Tor law and de-
sire for order which formed she sursst eis'-
mcnts Of national excellence and great
ness. IL was not extravaganza To say
that although there were only two mil
lions of people i'm the thirteen states at
the time of the revolution, the group OF
statesmen that proceeded from them
were N match for any in the whole world
and were superior to those of amy one
epoch.
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Cav. ulin.~if an.

DESvER. Oct. a6.-C. w. Hatch Of Bo--
ton. Was arrested here late last night ny
ths. sheriff of Kit Carson county. Colo
RADIO. Oh AN indictment charging him with
tlss. murder Of his uncle. Henry Hatch,
near Burlington. Colorado. ON the might
of April 20. Shortly after the murder e..
w. Hatch was arrsstesi i'm Birmingham.
Mich. returned to Burlington. stoDd u
preliminary trial and was acquitted. The
present grand jury. however. took up ths,
csass, and Hatch hearing OF this iUsIieSii-
ats.ly s.Rrise west meet any charges and
was in shis city when 10 true bill WAS found.
hs- at oslre tsie1rap phs,h tise officer To come
hs.rs. and take him in charge. He il now
in the county Jail. II the ease il bailsbls'
hs. will bs. released boiitis, IL not hs'
will suffer incarceration until the next
regular term Of the court at Burlington,
which mcsts in octotser, 1ssO.
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The VISITORS At OMAHA.
The 1'an- American Delegates Wta~~s
lWsltsa 1Daac~ IN Nebraskn-

The Gan- American Delegates WNa~~s
1Ws,taa Daacr IN Nebraska
SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct. 6.-Thc Pam
inornin0. LEGAL reception committee
escorted the party to the opera house.
Mayor Cleveland and t;ovcrsapr Larrabec
welcomed tls. guests and introduced Ss.tl-
ator Allison. who pinsl. speech.
Senior Silva. of Columbia. replied i'm ~
cordial asl,irs.Ss at thanks for tllc r.cs.I-
tion. He was followed 10y Hon. J. A. Kas-
son. The delegates then visited the Corn
palace. and at II o'clock the train lef; for
Omaha.
OMAHA. Oct. S.-The ali-Ancrican cx-
cur~io,,ists arrived hcrr this afternoon at
3 o'clsr-k cu route from Sioux City. The
visitors for ths. first time ssw the North
American Indian ON his native plains.
When TN. train stoppsd AIT Pcfssiar. graz
ths. foreground WAS band of Winncta-
uy,s and OInal,a Insiiaps. They inspected
the tourists with considerable curiosity.
aud Chief Four Walker insisted on shak-
ing hands with everybody. The hand
formed "a circle about Big Drum and
at "a signal from the chief gave am
exhibition of the Indian dance. After
this tl,s. Journey was resumed. The party
stopped at Florence. five miles out of
Omaha. aud inspected the new water
works. after which they went to tn. stock
yards. wheu they arrived at the hotel
here. tho travellers were. welcomed by Gov
crnor Thaycr and Mayor Broach. The
cxt.ursionists ATTENDED, the tllcatcr this
evening and will rest to-snorrow. leaving
Monday morning Tor Dss Moinsr.
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SAN Francisco. pcsol,er 8.-Jimmy
Murphy. OF Australia. and Dick Delaney.
of New York, iiRht-weiRhts. met i'm tks
Occislentssl Athletic club tonight i'm .
fight tan 10 finish for n purse of $50.
Murphy forced the. fighting from start to
finish. and in the fourth round split Do
iancy's upper lip. which caused blood Ia
How freely. In the tith round DELANEY
WAS knoc kesi out 10y ~ blow on the neck.
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The sson.i. Were Nos stolen.

City or MENIco.Oct. S.-The supposed
stolen bonds have turned up all right
Through the. carel.,ssncss of u clerk in
the treasury department. the bonds had
bs,cn taken to the stamp printing depart
ment some months ago to be stamped.
They wers. forgotten and were only
brought to light by careful search.
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LATE GOSSIP in BERLIN
Copyright. rsss. by the New York AS~oet.sss

Copyright. iSsa. by the New York As~oet.ss1
BERLIS. Oct 8-Tbe proposed conf~p-
ence h.twcen Bismarck, Count Kalnaky
after Emperor Williams visit so Turkey.
The pnlitical Importance Of the event 10
not now denied. Bismarck's project in tn
construct n second defensive line behind
Drcibunsi. consisting Of England and Tur-
key. not committed ny treaty to tbs
special purposes of the Central European
alliance. Int linked ny kindred interests.
Hence he IL unancuvcrinR tn commit Lord
Salisbury tO the new treaty with Turkey,
relating to the permanent occupation OF
Egypt. Bistnarck's project I'm rcgarvl tO
the Balkan settlements as corumun icnted
to thu Car has lesi to the tempoS~
AIRY cessation of hostile Russian intrigiIes-
The ear has certainly ron-cuted to per
NIT the chancellor to try tai carry osnt nis
plans. holsiing himself free to resume in
dcps.neient action i'm the event OF this
scbcs,e failing.
News of the arrival Of the imperial party
at Hol,eneollern in the Pyrences was tels-
grams state that heavy weather WAS
countcrs,st and the empress WAS pros-
trssted with ss.asickuesss. The king and
queen of Grcccc and crown prince ~
tn the harl,or. After landing the party
took the train for Athens, and on arrival
there drove tn the palace i'm the
state carriages. The rouse was lined
with troops and an insmsn.e throng
gave aa ovation tn the imperial party.
hs ssIcialists in the rcihstag have NOV
ed for the abolition of dusies ON all pro-
visiosas. Thosigh there is abundant proof
of th. terrible pressure on the poos.
caused by existing tariffs, IL IL improt,abls
it's certain the food question will be .
prominent factor an the coming election.
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wAsHiSssroS. Oct .6.-Sccrs.tary Noble.
i'm IA decision rendered to-day. denies the
motion of A. +. Bright and Nicholson for
u review of the department decision OF
Marci, Is. Iss,. i'm the case of Bright and
Nicholson against the Elkhoru Mining
company. in which Is involved valuable
mineral entry made. 10y said company for
the A. NJ. Halter lode claim. located near
Elkhoru. Mont. the former decision OF
the department sustaining the entry.
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OH E.c.s.sne.s nj Pist.burx.

PITrsBCRG. Oct. 36.-EnthusiaIn again
prevails at the petroleum exchange. To-
day oil reached the highest point since
June 10th. 1ss5. and as IL advanced point
by point the bulls made the exchange ring.
Inne es n'fhesi % point a.. reachsd today Was va.
9TH, when il reached 973x. making "a range
for the month OF nine cents. The market
fell again this afternoon and finally
closed at los.
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O,ssnhna. want Their saoney.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Oct. 3s.-Sasns,el
Rs-es and r.. p. Davis, of Omaha. have
commenced suit for l.. ID. Kinncy's i'm
ter.st i'm North Salt Lake, involving S60.-
ON. They set mp the claim that it Was
their money put into the Arnold Cooker
company. Omaha. that Kinney used to
psirs.hass. land for this addition to Sals
Lake City.
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CHICAGO. Oct. :6.-The Cronin trial vao
resumed this morning. Evidence vas
continued showing the character OF ths
wounds and the cause OF death. Afesr .
long and severe crosse xamination OF
Dinan ny Mr.. Forrent. Of the council for
the defense. i'm which the witness was nos
at all confused, the court adjourned unef1
Monday morning.
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PUEBLo. Col. Oct. S.--There arrived In
this city at noon to-day two special trnina,
hearing about thrse hundred delegates of
the national convention of locomotive en-
Rinssr~. now being held at Denver, ON nm
excursion around the state. The visitors
were met mt tile slcpos by the local com
mittcc and taken in carriages to the Bess-
crucr steel works, various smelters and
other places of interest. Tonight they
wsr" tcusi.rssi - reception Mt Deerener
op..rn house. Addresses of welcome wero
delivered by cx-(;overnor Adams, ex-
Mayor Royal and others. Replies were
made by Chief Arthur and Others. At ths,
conclusion of the s.egyffon tfSn delegates
were given - banquet at the Grand hotel,
which lasted until 10 late hour. The
Journey through the Grand Canyon and
the morning.
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Tn- Who'll. tasni,y in sr,.o".

CoLUMBCs. a.. Oct. si.,-A woman
named Sallic Webb was admitted ~. "a
prisoner tn the Ohio pcuitcntiary to-day.
carrying % three weeks old child in her
arms. She has two husbands i'm the
prison and two i'm the Ohio reform
school. They all came from Portsmouth.
She married Firniiu wctDi, nearly ~ years
ago. hast they did not live happily and hc
abandoned her. A few years after she
met Lafayette Mc(;raw, whom sho mar
ricd. never having secured divorce.
They had j,ist hs,xan to get along nicely
when Webb turned MP and bs.-
gan to make things warm for them. A
prosecution for biHainy WAS tH,g,ln against
Mrs. Webb, and in the course of the trial
Mct;raw WAS caught committing perjury.
For this he WAS sent to prison Tor five
years. Mrs. Webb was given one year for
bigaIny. In the ncautisn" her first hus-
band. Firuan webb. committed burglary
and was sentenced to the states prison
for seven years. aud preceded the other
two Ia the. prison. His two sons. Charlie
and William. were implicated ia the same
burglary and sent to the REFORM
scli.ol at Lancaster.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 26.-Thc local
switchrnen ON Tennessee railroads enter
ing Memphis went out on n strike this af-
ternoon for increased, wages. Freight
traffic is entirely suspended.
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The Caiver.isy Dsn.sesAss.

PRovIpENCE. X. l.. Oct. 26.-An expert
examination shows n shortage i'm ths 80
counts OF Register G. p. Robinson Of
Brown university. son of President Robin
over fifty ca.es of falHification OF 90
counts.
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A Psna.ylvanAa Tswa nnrssA.
PIrrsBURss. Oct. 38.-The businesD pos-
sion of Stoneboro. Mercer county. was d.
stroyesl by fire this morning. eutailing .
loss Of ts5,OO.
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Death OF n p,s,.tul On,cisl.

wAsHIsGToN. Oct. ii. - Alexander
Somcrville, chief of the money order divi-
sion OF the postofiice department., died
yesterday.
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The New Prosadsns 81 lBnysa

The New Prostaooe - 1ayo.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S--The steamer Princo
wilhelm brings advises from Port aH
Prince to octokser II. Gen. Hypolits wao
inauguratssi president ON the 16sh tnss-.
with great pomp.
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!. 0'LEARY. Attorney and Counselor At Law.

courts Collections proinptly made. special at
tention given to Mining Properties and Mining
law, Heal Estate, Loans and Insurance. Prop
s.rty Rented and Rents Collected. Once rooms
. and Matte Block, corner Of First and OAK
strsets. Anaconda. Mont.
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VOTED FOR PROTECTION.
And Now They Fail to See why their
Wages Should be Reduced.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 24.--Julius
Goldschmidt, the new Consul Gen.
eral to Vienna, is Vice President of the
Brand Stove Works in Milwaukee.
During the campaign, Mr.. Gold
shmidt was an ardent Protectionist,
and diligently explained to the work
ingnen that Protection meant high
wages and general prosperity to ev-
cry one, while tariff reduction meant
cutting down in wages all around.
just at present Mr.. Goldschmidt is
delayed in leaving for Vienna be-
cause his workingmen cannot I'M
derstand why their wages should be
reduced.
Mr.. Goldschmidt's firm belongs to
an association which has decided
that wages must be cut down. 1t is
reported that the Eastern branch of
this association has ordered reduc-
ton on the ground that its members
cannot compete with the Western
manufacturers, while the Western
branch has ordered a reduction
on the ground thst it cannot CON-
pete with the Eastern. The men
claim that their wages are none too
large now, and that they cannot con-
sent to reduction. A strike is not
anticipated unless it breaks out first
in some other stove-making cen
ire.
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A Queer Divorce Suit.

James Martin, we'll to-do farmer
is the owner of one Of the oldest
homesteads in Blount county, Ala
bama. The place has been owned
and occupied by several generations
of Martins, and the old mansion, a
large frame affair, is very old one
and is much the worse for age and
want of repair. About five years
ago James Martin married Miss
Noel, one of the bellies of the county
The young couple went to live at the
old Martin home, and all went well
until one year ago.
Mrs. Martia, naturally very timid.
heard ghost rambling through the
old house one night and was badly
frightened. She told her husband
about it, but he could hear nothing.
Mrs. Martin wanted to leave the old
home at once, but her husband OH
jected, declaring the strange noises
heard were made by rats.
Mrs. Martin was finally Frustrated
by her fear Of the ghost and went to
the home of her parents to recover
her health and strength. Her rela-
tives joined her in appeals to her
husband to give up the old house,
but he still refused, when fear e . he
ghost overcame love Of husband and
Mrs. Martin refused to live with him
again. Martin tried IL vain to In
4 4 = y. - 4.. 1.
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How "Protection" Protects.

The Bellefonte (Pa.) Watchman
says: Last week the railroad coal
operators of the Pittsburg and Hook.
ing Valley districts decided to re.
duce the wages Of miners cents pei
ton, to date from the first of MAY
The broad loom weayer's in Cutters
silk mill at Bethlehem last FRIDAY
were notified of a reduction in their
wages of about 35 cents per day.
McLanaham, Smith 4 Co., of Holt
daysburg, and the Holiday sbure
Iron Company have reduced the
wages of their puddlers from 1915
to $3.50 per ton. The Puddlers in
the Sunbury Nail Works last week
stopped work upon seeing notice
posted in the pill that their wages
would be reduced to So a ton. Last
Monday reduction of s per cent. in
the pay Of the employees of the Potts
vile Iron and Steel Company went
into effect. On the same day the
wages Of nearly all the puddIers at
the Bethlehem Iron Works were re-
duced from $3 so TO Is % per ton,
and At the Allentown Rolling Mil