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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-21
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. NOV. ~.
Live Stock-Priccs at the [ MON Stock Yards
today ranged follows. Ho.s- Estimated
receipts for the day. 35.nl1. sales ranged at
S2.fn5t43D pigs. Si1o94ji light. SIsj04.sj
rough packing. <Ls5disJ mixed. and $500,
4.95 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Reccipts for the day : 81: quota
tions ranged at Sj.5Jr6fj choice to extra
shipping steers, Si.5os1j6l good u choice do.
s3.s.iio5 fair 70 good. Si3trfin common To-
medium do. S;Ut"i10 butchers steers. s. seo.s
400 stockerS. s2.Stri4n feeders. Sl-s Gs.s
cows. s. itsfi2D bcifers si.iiri - bulls $50,
3ln Texas steers. :. .5di.al western rangers,
and S2.0p't5 80 veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day
H.pIl. sales ranged "a; S.51riOj westerns. 81,
@2.'5 Texans, SI.@jG5.iJ natives, and 2UlLJ
lamh,.
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Closing Quotations.

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 Wheat, lower, cash $50.
May 59isc. Corn, lover, Nov. 5OSzc. May 4s'.c.
Oats. lower, Nov. 2s'sc. Pork lower, Jan. ST.
Is ard. lowe, Jan. s,osn. Rite. lower,
Jan. g. 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-21

Chicago, Nov. e'.-Fogs, receipts 81 O10: un
hanged. Cattle receipts, $500; firm. Sheer
receipts. 1900; "a lOc niger.
New York Money Closing.
New YORK, Nov. 81 Money on rail, easy at
per cent prime; mercantile paper. q. "a.
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Omcial Report From the Victory.
Dared the Chins,

HiRoScHIMA, Japan. Nov. 21.-Ad-
miral Ito reports that he cruised off
Erhai Wr for two days. daring the
Chinese to come out. but they failed
to accept his challenge.
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STRUCK BY 100 BULLETS
A Rock Island Train Rl1, q Gauntlet
Of Desperate Bandits.
THE ENGINEER HAD NERVE
Whom He Saw What Was Up
He Pulled the Throttle Vide
Open and Dashed Through
the Enemy.

ST. JOSEPH, March 2.-Engineer James
Mckinney OF the Rock Island saved his
company from heavy loss tonight. Pas
senger train No. Is, eastbouna, Conductor
j. A. Wisner, left the union depot at 7:o5
p. IN. As the train glidel into a cut
three miles cast of here. red light flashed
across the track. Mckinney saw several
men with guns, and 1t flashed through his
mind that they were robbers. He pulled
tue throttle wide open and jumped down
into the bottom OF the cab, and not min
ute too soon, for the robbers fired a volley
into the engine and cab, but hur; no one.
The tram dashed through a shower of bul-
lets. The bandits firing into the coaches
as they passed. Whom the train reached
Siockbridge IL was found that more than
l0) bullets had hit u.
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UNDER MARTIAL LAW
SeriOu; Trouble Anticipated In Vest
YirsInia'S Mining Regions
THE MILITIA ORDERED OUT
Tho Strikers, IL is Said, Are Con-
greGating in Large Numbers
Armed With Winchesters-
Bridges May BE Burned.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2.-Mar-
tial law has been declared aI Eagle. Gov
ornor Met Corkle received a dispatch from
Major Banks, In command OF three COM
panics stll there. liz asked that other
troops be sent to Pow elton, live miles
from Eagle, TO protect the working miners
from threatened attack by the strikers.
The governor replied that he would not
send the troops unless II was certain that
the sherfl's posse could not maintain
order. The governor has three companies
OF militia ready To march nj short notice
and declares he is determined touse every
effort 10 maintain order. 1t Is suspected
that the threatened astack on Powellton
is ruse to draw or the troops, 50 as TO
attack Wyant's men at Eagle. The strikers
outnumber the troops and are armed with
Wlnchcsters, while the troops have only
old army guns.
Governor McCorkle has issued orders
10 Major Banks 10 give the sheriff such
military aid as he may need al Powellton.
The latest adyiccs from Powellton are far
from rcassuring.
The governor has concluded TO leave the
troops in the camp for some time. Bands
OF strikers are moving around and an out
break is feared if the soldiers are re-
moved.
PowELLToN, w. Va, March 2.-The
strikers are preparing to attack mine
here. They assembled in such numbers
and such threatening manner that Shcr
III Banks tclegrapheG the governor that
troops were needed AT once.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March IA telc
gram was received by Governor McCorkls
since midnight from Division Supcrin
tendent j. NJ. Gill, at Coalburg. Ii miles
above here on the Chesapeake d Ohio,
stating that the strikers are congregatIns
in large numbers. swearing that they vii
burn the G. 4 q. bridge OH the branch
road from Coalburg TO the Acme mncs
The object in burning bridges is 10 pre-
ven; coal being shipped from the Acm,
mines. Governor McCorkle ordered three
more companies of militia to proceed a
once 10 the scene. Sheriff silman sum
moned posse and went on ireigh
train 10 the scene of the trouble.
A special at 2:3) a. III. says that % mcr
had fired the Cabin Greek bridge a, abou
O'Clock. There is no hope Of saving 1t.
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SASSlNG JUDGE JENKINS.


The Attorney Tor the Railroad Men
Won't lie Pat Down.
MILWAUKEE. March Judge Jenkins
is listening TO the arguments on the ap-
p!ication of Chief Arthur, Chief Sargent
and the chiefs of other railway mems
unions for modification OF Jenkins
order forhidding the Northern Pacific en-
ployes from striking. The arguments Will
last all day and probably tomorrow. The
court room is crowded with labor people
and their friends.
During the argument Attorney Harper,
for the men. had hot sei-to with tho
court. Judge Jenkins broke in on him At
one time and asked what he meant by the
term striking"
Harper replied, "l,'s simply quitting
work."
"No. sir" said the judge.
"1hen what is sirike?' retor.ei
Harper.
"lt's quitting for the purpose of enforc-
ing certain conditions replied the judge.
Harper could no. agree with the Judge
and did not seem 10 be very much awed
by the diguity of the court which usually
keeps even the greatest attorney very
careful and courteous. But | am no.
done with you,' shouted Harper, shak-
ing his list at tho judge, II will SHOW you
a special act of congress which gives the
mon the very rights which YOU have Ell
| joined them from exercising Harper
then resumed his argument.
| The judge said there never was any in
tention TO prevent the men from quit
ting. That was their legal right, and !.
they wanted To they could stop work
sngly or in a body and go TO Texas il
they so desired.
THAT'S all We want" shouted a voice
in the rear of the room. -
The arguments before Judge Jenkins in
! tho Northern Pacific eases lasted all day
and will be resumed tomorrow.
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SENATOR HILL PROTESTS.
The Democrats OF the senate Finance
Committee Hear Arguments.


WASHINGTON, March Tho demo-
cratic majority OF the senate committee
Oh finance gave the entire day to senators
who advocated changes in the Wilson bill
as amended by the senate Subcommittee
on the tar.T. Senator Hill WAS first ad-
mitted. He pleaded for the protection of
the manufacturing interests of New Eng
land and New York. as no New England
states are represented by n democratic
senator. in some cases OF minor
importance duties were fixed, but
in the large ma jorIty Of cases decision was
reserved. A large share OF the day was
given 10 4 discussion OF the income tax.
and the changes made by the committee
from specific TO al yalorcm duties. The
committee says il has not constitutional
right to divide bill originated in the
house Of representatives, and contends
that the al yalorom system Is in accord
auce with the democratic policy and that
the duty can be collected under this sys-
tenn as we'll as under specific duty II
competent officials are chosen.
Senator White OF California was admit
ted 10 make brie! statement concerD.ag
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NAVY REORGANIZATION.
Secretary Herbert submits q Bill Em.
braciny His Ideas OF II.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretary 2. Her.
bert has submitted to the senate commit
tee on naval affairs a bill! for the reorgani-
za,ion OF the navy. 1t provides that the
active list OF the line shal! consist of -
rear admirals, 60 captains, 100 COM
manders, Il lieutenant commanders, $50
lieutenants, 70 lieutenants of junior grade
and number Of ensigns sufficient TO
maintain the total number Of officers Of
the active list of the line. including Of
ficcrs appointed for volunteer service, as
nov fixed by law. A provision is made
that officers now on the active list ar-
pointed from the volunteer service shall
continue Oh that list. Promotions shall
be made in regular order, and there shall
be graduated from the naval academy not
more than Is cadets each year TO fill va
cancies.
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BRITISH TROOPS THERE.
The Mosquitoes May Lead to an lateral
tlonai Dispute.

tlonai Dispute.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
Colon, March The British warship
Cleopatra has arrived from Bluefields. III
Is learned that her commander left there
TN armed force OF ~ men AMI 10 officers
and three boats. with instructions TO pro
tect the Mosquito chief against any at
tempt by tho Nlcaragunn government TO
break the treaty of 1860, securing tho aa-
tonomy TO the former. On the demand OF
the commander the state OF siege was
withdrawn and the Cleopatra came here
10 cable the admiral of the British feet Al
Jamaica for instructions. AZ soon as az
answer was received the Cleopatra got w
steam and left for B!uctields.
WASHINGTON, March The report
that the British warship Cleopatra landed
troops at Blueilelds. Nicaragua. and in
terfercd in the dispute between Nicaragua
and the reigning Mosquito chief Is re-
gartled with keen interest, although this
government has taken no step beyond
keeping informed through the reports
from Mr.. Braids. the United States consul
at San Juan Del Norte. The point in
volved in dispute is not new, but IL is in
teresling because OF the fact that Blue
fields, being only go miles from Greytown,
the eastern terminus of the Nlcaraglan
canal, occupies a location of great stra;e-
glc importance toward that project. 1t
may be that the United States may be.
como involved in the dispute. This Is
likely TO be the case Of the British. The
latest information, under date of Feb. q,
says that Nicaraguan soldiers were about
TO leave for Blueields TO overthrow the
Mosquito government. When the British
relinquishcd 10 Nicaragua and Honduras
the protectoratc over the Mosquito coun-
try in 1860, it was with the condition that
the Mosquito Indians be permitted TO
maintain their own government. The
United States government always insisted
that Nicaragua held absolute sovereignty
over the Mosquito country. Ii is thought
the attempt to uphold this sovereignty in-
duced the landing OF the British troops.
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R.atIn: the Custom. Omeer,.

QUEBEC, March A big conspiracy to
deiraud the United States revenue de-
par,meni has been discovered here and IN
New York. Goods are shipped from En-
gland in bond to New York for trans-ship-
ment. Duplicate boxes bearing all the
foreign marks. filed with cheap domestic
goods, are substituted and forwarded To
fictitious Canadian firms and the Inn
ported goods arc kept in New York aud
sold. There are about - cases in the
warehouse here, unclaimed.
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AND
JEWELRY

We will either buy it for
cash. manufacture it into
any piece OF modern jew
elry for you or trade for
any jewelry or merchan-
disc in stock. In manu-
featuring and repairing we
head the list. Our reputa-
ton as workmen is well
known in Montana. Any
thing in the jewelers. art
made just as you wish it
on short notice. Designs
for any piece of work SUBJ
mitted with prices when
required.
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COMPELLED TO SETTLE.
The Carnegie Company in Trouble With
the Government

The Carnegie Company In Trouble win
the Government
WASHINGTON, March 2.-For some time
il has been known that the arncgie Steel
company had been in trouble with tho
navy department, respecting Irregularities
in the quality of plate supplied for the ar
NOR of new battle ships aud monitors.
Secretary Herbert made the following
statement to-day: Last September tho
navy department asceriaincd that Illegal
practices were being rcsorted TO
by employees of the Carnegie Steel
company in the manufacture
of armor for the government.
1t was ascertained that while ali the armor
manufactured was good, portions of IT
were not up 10 the contract. The steel
company appealed from the secretary Of
the navy 10 The president who, on Jan. 10,
assessed damages against the company at
Sli0,iA and tho company settled. There
is no evidence tending 10 show that any
officers above those immediately superin-
tending the tempcring and heating were
cognizant of these irregularities"
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nnfr.rin.. Recall Drm,nded.

PARIS, March "A sensation is caused
by the publication in the newspapers of a
story TO the effect that President Garnot
sent an autograph letter by special courier
TO London, demanding that Lord Dutlerin,
British ambassador TO France. lie recalled,
otherwise ho would receive his passports.
The ultlmalum is said to bc accompanied
by n document showing that Duiferin
played leading role in the scandal inn
piica,ing Countess d'Oricans and cunt
d'Aunay, recently French ambassador at
Copenhagen.
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Won eULoW IN JAIL.
He'll Stay There i3 Days and John Brass
VIII Get Lett All Around.

Speca Dlsna.ch 10 the Sian1i-L
HELENA. March g.-Non Bulow. tho
alleg d milo aire,was .iay surrendered
by his bonlsmen and taken TO the county
Jail to serve out his fine and costs. II will
take him IS days TO serve out the time, as
the fine and costs amount 10 Ssi. John
Brass, the man from whom Won Bulow
got the gun, wanted the valuo OF tho
weapon and something extra for tho
mental anguish he had suffered while 1t
was out of his possession. Won Bulow was
willing 10 pay for tho gun but refused To
pay for the wear and tear on Brass mInd
aud stood trial for larceny as bailcc and
was convicted. The man who went his
bail. pending the appeal, WAS satisfied
that Won Buluw is no millionaire and sur
rendered him. Brass now will get noih.
ing.
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Loralty of German soelalI.r..

BERLIN. March 2.-ln the reichs;ng to-
day Baron Won Manteuifel and General
Won Room denied that the military mem
hers Of the reichstag intended to resign
their commission as officers In the army.
owing 20 the disparaging remarks of Em-
peror William. Thercupou, Herr Rebel
sad that In the event of war. nou-coin-
mss!oned officers, among whom are many
socialists. would bc called 10 ilil the places
of the officers. The government might
therefore be glad to know it could reckon
upon the loyalty oi the socialists.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.
no'h the Atchison and the SOU 'hsrn Ia
q tic In For Hard Fight

10th the Atrhisvn and the Sou iisrn Ia
tic In For n Hard Fight
CHICAGO, March The managing of.
ficia!s OF the Milwaukee a. 81. Paul, Rock
Island. Wabash, Alton, Denver & Rio
Grande to-day sent telegrams ;o tho
president of tho Southern Pacific and re-
ccivers OF the Atchison, suggesting an
arbitration of their difficulties as other
wise innocent lines will suffer. The
Southern Pacific end was turned over TO
Agent Neimcycr in Chicago, who says
Kilograms don't 60. We stand pat"
No answer from the AtchIson was re-
ceived. There is heavy pressure on Chair
man Caldwell to reserve tue decision on
the Atchison demand for the Southern
Pacific boycott until arbitration is at
tempted. Tho Aichison. however, says II
there is no decision by Monday IL will
leave tho Western Passenger association.
The proposed agreement between western
limos to refrain issuing passes TO influence
business. was smashed this afternoon by
tho refusal OF tho Atchison 10 call in
passes already issued.
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His Body All Erui.ed.

KANSAS CITY, March The body OF
Stuart e. Palmer, once a rich publisher OF
this city, was brought to Kansas City to-
day from the poor farm graveyard. where
il was buried without the knowledge Of
the dead mans family. There is scarcely
a spot on the body as large as a mans
hand which has not n scar or n bruise.
There is talk Of murder. The police arc
investigating.
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JuBAL A. EARLY.
The Aged Soldier Dies With His Hand
Resting In senator Daniels.


LyScHBuRG, Va, March 2.-Gen. Jubal
A. Larry died tonight Mt 10 80 o'clock. lie
passed away quietly in the presence Of his
family and kindred. The old general
seemed aware of his approaching end
early in the day. Before noon he called
for tho morning papers and attempted TO
read, but found that his sight was failing.
Soon after he cXtenled his hand 10 Scna-
tor Daniel and said: IL want to tell you
goodbye, major" Later in the day the
dying veteran asked Senator Daniel not
TO leave tho room as he wanted 10 talk
about certain arrangements. But from
that time he suffered such pain that he
did not revive the subject. lie met death
uniliuching,y with his hand resting in
Senator Daniels.
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OLD sPRlNGFiELos RETIRED.
New Guns and SmokeIess Powder for the
American Army.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-General Flag
Ter, chief of ordnance, will issue the first
instalmcnt of the new Krag-Iorgcnscn
magazine rifles 10 the Second infantry,
stationed At Omaha; the second lot TO the
Fourth infantry, at Fort Sherman. Idaho.
For months the national arrnory Al
Springfield, Mass, has been workiu. on
the rifles. and paris FOR nearly thousand
have bcen completed and are now being
assembled. The first issue is expected TO
be made this month; after that the
armory will be aule to equip two rcci-
ments monthly, thus retiring all of the
old Sprugields from army use in about
a year from date. With tho new rifles
will go supply of smokeless powder am
muutIou.
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Special Dispatch 70 tho StiniEL
HELENA, March Ex-Governor Richards
has appointed the following delegates to
the interstate irrigation convention. which
meets at Omaha on March q aud -: u, +.
Burton of Teton county, Donald Bradford
and W. S. vo,aw of Helena, l.. A. Hull.
man OF Miles City, 5. II. Emery of Boze-
man, II. T.. Rolfe of Great Falls, ]. {.
Villas OF Livingston, J. {. Keeley Of Town
send, J. NJ. vroormau OF Lcwistown,
James Moulding of Dillon.
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Nh My Nnxll Nfn,Inn

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The secretary
of the navy has practically vetoed the
movement to secure a new naval station
for California. Representatives os that
state have been urglaE the appointment
Of a commission 10 look over the coasl Tor
a suitable site south Of the Ssh parallel,
but the naval committee received a letter
from Secretary Herbert stating that the
navy has ample docking facilities on the
coast already. Consequently the commit.
tee laid on the table the resolution for the
appointment OF n commission.
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Philadelphia & Reading An,Ir.

PHILADELPHIA, March Especial Mas
ter Crawford filed report in the United
States circuit court. recommending that
the receivers of the Philadelphia AMI
Rcadin; Coat & Iron o. be allowed to issue
sj.oylOOO Of coal bonds. The receivers an
nounced that on Monday they will pay III
full the e, 10000 owing TO Spcicr & Co. Of
New York, being the balance OF the in
dcbtcdness on the contracts by the Nc
LUod administration.
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pol.,r,I naut,tn Quit.

special Dispatch % tho s,lnllTi.
HEIESA, March 2.-AnoIher chapter in
the Bedford baby case was added to-day.
Adclbcrt Bedford filed suit in the district
court for divorce from Dora VI. Bedford.
tie alleges that they wer, married at De-
troit, Mich. Jhn. lS, ls,j, aud tina, at yari.
Gus times since then she has be guilty of
criminal intimacy with numerous men,
whose names are unknown To- plaintiff.
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BLUJErrrn, W. Va, March 2.-The coal
belt OF Wcs, Virginia is astatcd over the
slualters' war in Logan county. Open
hostiltties are expected tomorrow. The
squGttcrs hayo a supply uf dynamite and
declare shat they will blow up the first
carpp which the deputy marshals make on
the contested land. TIE squstters' claim
has been proved invalid, but they still
EaUp ON.
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SHOT HERSELF IN BED.
Her Home Life Was Happy. bu, She Was
n sprbdthriit.

CINclNsATI, March Mrs. Alice s.
Ireland. member OF ono OF tho wealthi-
est and most respected families in the
city, committed suicide to-day by shoot
ing. While the family was at breakfast
she went upstairs and got in bed To mnf-
lie the sound of the pistol shot. When
found she was unconscious and died in a
few minutes. She attempted to XIII her
self before by turning on the gas. Her
home life was happy, but her mother says
she was a great spcndthrift and that she
took up 500 forged paper made by Mrs.
ireland. Dread of exposure Is supposed
20 have been the cause of the suicide,
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1T HAD BEEN CONDEMNED.
An Explosion In "a Mine Near Kansas
city with Fatal Results.

city with Fatal Results.
KANSAS City, March 1.-Two men were
instantly killed. two fatally burned and
five others dangerously hurt in an cxplo-
sion at the Kansas City Clay & Coal COM
pany's mine near Leeds, six miles south
Of Kansas City, this afternoon. The dead
are: Eugene Parker, colored. aged 80;
Thomas Guggins. aged Il. The fatally in
jured are: q. l.. Wilson, aged s.; West
Satterley, aged %. The mine had been
condemned By the state mino inspector.
Tho fans were out OF repair and this after
noon stopped for half an hour just before
the explosion. A great amount of gas ac-
cumulated aud it Is supposed that tho ex-
plosion was caused by a miner going into
a chamber which was filed with gas.
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BURIED ALIVE.
a Slate Quarry Caves In on . Gan. Of
Men.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, March 9.-rhe top Of
Williams q Sons slate quarry nj Williams
town caved in this morning, burying j..
scph Beamley. Samuel Krc,z. G., o..
Pritchard, W. r. Jones and three Hunga-
rians. Jones was dug ont alive. The res
cuing party can speak with Beamlcy, but
the others were probably killed. A large
gang OF quarrymen Is pushing the work Of
rescue.
Pritcharl. Bella, Palke and Nlcaulcnce,
the four cniombcl miners in the slate
quarry at Wiliiimstown, arc still buried
in the tunnel. The reseuing party was
stopped 10y a wall OF rock. All hope OF
finding the men alive has been aban-
doncd.
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la PAz. Bolivia, March News has
been received that the notorious General
Dasa has been murdered by mob at
Urjuni. General Dasa absconded TO Eu-
rope at the beginning OF the Chilean war
with several hun drcd thousand dollars be-
longing TO the Bolivian treasury. For
this he was declared an exile and traitor.
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KILLED IN. wh,l. Family.

EUGENE, Ore, March ALBERT Moss
and his father, living on a farm near here,
quarreled last night. and Albert Coleman,
a neizhbor. took sides with the father.
Later young Moss went TO Coleman's
house. shot and killed Coleman's married
daughter. wounded another daughter,
fatally shot Coleman and then committed