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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

For SALE.-House and lot on
Pennsylvania Avenue. Cheap. In
good condition. For terms call at
this office.
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A fine line ofhair brushes just re-
ceived at LsG. Matthaei,s.
The great assaioaiy Billy Kcrsanas
is with the Geo ria Minstrels.
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TIE Methodist Church is booming
up nicely under its. fresh white coat
of paint. - ~ US - ''.'1' ". = ''i
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The circus drew a great crowd of
people to this CITY OF, fhd.ssiay;' - :.
Miss May Faqfkkaaer was Va; % Wash:
ington this week for a short visit. :.
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Misses Fine Shoes in all the latest
stylesandprices to suit your pocket.
FRANK DOLL 81 Co.
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Mrs. Emily Rauaolphs.is visiting
Mr.. snd Mrs. John H. Doll, on West.
Burke street. 100
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Autietam Cement for sale by
j. Fl. MILLER & Sons.

For pillow points and cartIng call
on JOHN FITZ. 7-I5,tf.
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Genuine BARGAINS 10 every
thing in the line / keep. When ! say
bargains / mean it. Come and see.
W. L. JONES, Jeweler.
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A good woman for general house
work in small family. P. o. Box
As, this city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

Prescriptions carefully compound
ed day and night at A. NJ. Gilbert's
Drug Store, Queen and Race SITS.
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NouF HSdgessille e5tfssppndebee
came in two late for this issue, but
wilIappear in dur pext 80 .El
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Ex-senator Unper has Withdrawn
from thesac for State Senate from
this .Selss orial District.
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Don't fail to see the-Famous Geor-
gia Minstrels at the Central Opera
House, Oct. 9th, : t4tE
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Hon. S. W. Walker is in Clarks..
burg attending a session Of the U.
S. Court there. EF
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n Mr., and Mrs, L. M. Bender are
open for Congratulations. The boy
is A ioy to his narents,
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Miss Meta Schley is the nne~t of
Mis- jamie Boyd.
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Mr.. Frank Weauing is making
some valuable improvements to
his residence on Maple Avenue.
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Mr. ": b. clendenning, Bunker
ill's>hercifant, has gone to New
York and Baltimore for 9all stock
{ of goods. - e - NE%.
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An excellentquality of fine sponges
just received in large quantity byFL.
G. Matthaei huggist.s q =
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- The oAice4of the INDEPENDENT was
considerably bri ehtenedup on Thurs
day last Why ? Ask our devil.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

Mr.. Luther Miller is repainting
his property on W. King street, now
occupied by Mr.. j. G. Smith. The
work is, being done by Mr.. Charles
Cline. N, "a
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LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, OCT 6, 1894.

Georgia Ministries
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Mr.. Scott Kramer is home; the Ho-
tel PowhataD, where he was elerking
having closed for the winter.
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M. 7. STEWART. PREs, c N. Bowers. V, Pass
GEO. s. HILL. CASHIER
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all Miss, Emme Staley has gone on a
lyy.iIss visit to friends ,in York and Harris
burg. ~
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q Miss. Emma Fulk and Miss Sue
Tinsel are visiting .Mfs. Bernard
/ IA ef9inE itasu EaleAsp ,lssi2 p sa0L ,sDcs
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

Mr.. W. E. Ryneal, on Monday,
had histhpmb caught ia lathe at
the the B. & o. R. r. machine shops
and severely hurt. DR.. Baker dress
ed the Mound. .-,.-.r ~. 4 -. q
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

Invitations are out for the mar.
rage Of Miss Mary Moore, daughter
of Ms Cleon Moore, to Mr.. Buchan-
on Moore, bothaoi Jefferson county.
to take pace in the Presbyterian
Church, at Charles-T Town, W. Va,
Oct. 7th,' 1894. ~
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Messrs: Walter Scheelky, VIM.
Msskdir- and Edward Jackson, OF
Baltimore, saMd.y spent Wednesday
last in this city. ( Y Sc
The firm Of Coyle & Rely, gro
GERS, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr. -Coyle will conduct
the business hereafter
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loR.g!ud oa5i0a2, eau18a :l.,g SIT
,;4s Miss Sue Colstonr is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Saitonstall,, In Berkeley
Springs. ~ 80 '-N''''
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

The hour for evening services in
the Reformed Church have been
changed from $50 p. m. to@7.30 PM
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DIR. Lewis CHAMPION. of the .. S.
Army, spent short time with his
sister, Miss Champion, this week. $50.
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= e q = ~ TN ~ 80 g q y = z -fEJ
saRsx3 Oscar Klingers ef Getty sburg7
College, assisted Rev. G. S. Trump,
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The S.A. G. Society, of the Bsr-,
kelley Female Institute, will gives
suppeisa the Institute for the bene-
fit of The. Kings Daughters Hospii-
tai, on Friday, Oct. 9th, beginning
at 6 o'clock. The public is cordial.
ly invited. ~ Es4a gHt5
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18
wodzsniem M scenscb krsjowych.

wodzsniem M scensob krajowych.
Dramst ten postanowiio wyst.wic "
roku tax ola mas Pamietnyu, jsk obecny,
Tow. Unia Lubelska " Chicago.
Ia uczta srtystyc.ns nsstspi " ME.
dziele d. 20 kwistnia rb. " Hall Puls.
skisgo.
nTf1eoi Maj, sztuka " pis,iu aktscb,
osnuta M tie w~ypsdk6w seJmu cztsro.
letniego, przedstawia nam wslke o do.
bro kraju, toczous pr.s1 szlschetuyoh
Pstryot6w Pokazuje, jsk dobrzy Polaoy,
wid1sc upadsk ojc.yzny. wszystko po-
swiscali, by podnisse jua upadsjso,
Pel'ke. 2 drugiej strony dramat Okla.
zuje ponure macbinscye tych, kt6rzy
szkodzili tsmu szlacbe menu dzielu,
tyob. kt6rzy byli z,prredani Moskwis.
Rrscz to nadrwycrsj interssuj,O.
Patryotyczns.
Ksady, kto s~zsnujs naszs prze,ziosc.
= komu okoilcznosci pozwola. niechaj
ME omieszka prrybyc do Hall Paiaskie.
go " niedEiele d. 29go kwistni. ma
Pr1edsts wienie pTrzecisgo Msjs", I.
odsjdzis wzmocniony M duchu | W mi.
iosci ku drogiej ojczyznie.
Tow. Unia Lubelska ME szczedzi 10.
sztow ami Prscy, ably sztuke jsk nsjls-
Piej oddse.
Psmistsjcis, IL przsdstawienis srtuki
nTrzeci Maj" odbedlie sic " nisd,isls
dnia 29go kvistnis rb. " Hall Puia.
skiego, rog Ashland ave. ! lei ul.
Poczstsk o goazinis wpoa do osusj.
biletu 30 osns6~, drisci place po.
lowe.
Romitet".
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Do Drukarzy pO.skich W Chicago.

Otto nadszedi ozss, " kt6rym i my,
drukar.e, Powinnismy pomysls6 o sobie
u. zorganizowac sic, ozyli ~inac.ej mo.
wiac, utworzy6 jedno cialo, ola wspol.
nej praoy mad dobrem nasrem matsryaI.
nem.
w lynn oelu z~aioaone zostalo Stowa.
rzysaenie Drukarzy Polskich. Ma ono
M celu i~acznos6, uiatwianie " wynaj.
dywaniu Pracy, " egole p~oprsvienie
bytu jego czlonkow.
Ma posted, EMU ~odbytem " pi,tsk d.
6go k~wietnia, uchwalono, 10 do Stowa.
rzIszenis tego nalsAec mogs, jake
czionkcwie de facto: ,ecerzy, naszyni.
Sci (Pressmep) i ~nakladacze " wieku cd
lat lStu. Me zapomnisno takte ! o
dfukarzach " wieku niaej lat btu; OF
tee moga naleie6 do Sto~warzyszenia.
lecz beg prawa giosu.
WstePne W pierwszyeh 3oh miesi,.
each wynOsic bsdzie tylko so G. a poda-
tex miesieczny rs c.. pc uplywie teeo
czasu wstspne podniesione zostanis do
81 LOO
Drukarze niaej lat 18tu ME plaza
wstepnego, . podatek m~iesieczny ola
mich wynosic bedzie 10 o.
TAX jedni jak i drudzy, naJs prawo
do wspsrcis.
Dalej uchwalono, saeby M nsstepnem
posiedzeniu, kt6re sic odbsdaie " pi,tek
d. 2Ogo kwietnia, ~ozionkowie wptacili
wstePne ! Podstek, ~wyiacssjso tylko
tyoh, kt6rzy % beg piracy i ME moe,
tego uozynit. Tym ostatnim dale sic
termin B miesiecy.
w kohcu przyszis M stot sprawl, czy
czfonkowie, zostsjscy be. pr.cy, mai,
otrzymywac wsparoie. Pc dlu.sryoh
debatach "a ! przeoiw odio.ono rzec1 do
nastePnego posiedzenia - odroczono
sic.
s~podziewsc sic nsleay, Re druksrrs
zrozumiejs, IL to wszystko ola naszego
wsPoinego dobra - ! przystspi, jak
nsjliozniej do Stowsrzyszenis.
P~osiedzenie odbywsJs sic " Hall oh.
Jskoba Cholewczyhskiego PREY rogu ul.
w. Division | Holt ave.
w imieniu Stow. Druk. Pol.
Jan TarkoSoski, sekr.
P.S. Polskie pisms uprsszs sic o
przedruk.
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s54 Joliet Str. "A SALE, ILL.
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,,Trzeci Maj
Drzedsta wieaie Few. Unii In.
beIskiej.

o~dbiersmy masterpieces pismO ola u.
miss.czenis W, Zgodzie'':
pJednem Z nsjwssnieisryoh rdsr.sh
W dziejsch nsszej ojczysny jest niez.-
~Przeczalnie wydsnis kOnstytuoyi sgo
msjs roku 1923. KOnstytuoys, sorkOl.
wick ME urstowsis Polski. ME nnie1
Jest tsktem wielce doniosiym, jsko skt
dobrej vol ludu polskiego.
Konstytucys sgo msjs pozostsnis "
nsszyoh dzieJsch, jake drogowsk.z.
w literature pOlskiej wywoss,. on.
csiy szereg prsc nsukovyoh, . J. L.
Krsszewski, znskomity nssu pis.rz, O.
snui M jej tie dramst pstryotyozny p. 4.
.Trzeci M,j", grywsny Z vislkism po-
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DIR W1ad. Statkiewicz.
Lekarz re starego kraiu

Lckarz 70 stareg0 kraJu
/. dfugoletnia praktyks PREY szp-.aiach
jak " Europe, tax i Ameryoe, spe. ali
sta ohor6b ~kobiecych i dziecinnych. le-
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
by zastarzaie, jak to: ~dusznos6, rsuma-
lynn, choroby gardfa, piersi, 4oisdka;
OF gfowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, febly skro-
rudy, wyrzuty na giowie 1 sk6rze /; choro-
oby maciczne, Eboczenia reguIarnosoi
blade oP&swy, krwotoki, niop'odnos6
bolesci Popoaogowe i t p. dc~Jegliwosoi
kob;eoe wog6le wszelks Oh roby met
ozyzn, kobiet | dxieci - leczy predko |
s~kutecznie.
Lekarstwa - przyrzadzane " mojem
i.boratoryum. pod wylacznym mym do.
zorem.
Do dokiaduis 70 lie motnosci czytel.
nie) oPisanego twego cierpienia z wy
~mienieniem ,,Zgody" dolscs2 cent. INA
GEEK Pocztowy, a odwrctns poczta 3D.
Powiem lie bedzie trwsc kuracys CO
oeda kosztowac lekarstws.
Adres:
Dr.. ". StatkiessicS,
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POlska szko1a
AHU5SH7~


CHICAGO.
E~seulapian College OF Mldvifery.
Zafofona " roku 1883.
Ze szkofy tel wyslo jut kilk.dziesi,t
sdolnyoh ~akuszerek, kt6re obecnie cie-
y sic dobr I'm powodzeniem.
Szkota nasza potwierdzona przez "a.
rad lekarski State Board of Health,
Zgfasxa6 de listownie do:
n. OrgIert ,Issers,.ry
Hawthorne,
p. O. HYMAN.
COOK Co. III.
Wiozleo sic MONA osobiscie v ofsie
600 w. 1Sta utica,
pomiedsy gods. s-ma q 10 rano lub v1eczo
an " Niedziele " reEydencyi hawthorne.
diva biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame.
S.ny agent wskaze drogs Tylko 90 minut
arogi Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kolei,
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Tow. WeteranoW 4 starsxych
Niektem ROlakOW.

Ntektem f0lakow.
Ostatnis Posiedsenie nTow. Weters.
now stars.ych wiekism po!ak6~"
pred obchodem Kos,iuskowskim Cd
bedzie sic " niedziele % kwietni, br. o
godzinie @ wieczorem " hall OBJ. Wo
d,ishawskiego, 779 Milwaukee ave.
Prosimy wszystkich polakow, ~li,racyoh
mad 40 lat, ktor,yby zechcieli brad
udzisl " obchodlie, . ME n,lsa, do
innej organizscyi, ably rac.yli przybyc
ma Powyasze posiedrenie ola wspolnej
narady. - w. Kariowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18
SuchOty ~wylecxone.

Starry lekarz doktor, p~rzest.v,,v
Praktykowac, q nsjso d~oreczony prze,
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, forum.
iarz Prostego leozenis warzywami, W
krotkim czasie zupe&nis lsczy suchoty.
,zsPalenie krtsni, katsry, dychswioe /
lime gardiowe ! piucne choroby, or.z
zuPetne ! Predkie wyleczenie nervo.
wych sfabosoi | ~nerwowych chorob, DO
,yProbowaniu tych leczniczych srod.
kTw " tysiac.nyoh wypsdkach wzisl
sobie "a ob~owiszek oplosic to .vvm
oierpiscym xiomkom. Bedac p~rzs;stv
checis ul.enis cierpiacej ludzkosci.
przeszle "a dsrmo ksademu kto ,.d.
receipt " Niemieoxiu, Francuzkim inh
Angieiskim jezyku Z w~skszowkami lax
utywso.
. Adresowac z ~do}sczeniem mark
imienis gszety. ". A, Noves'
gu Powers Black. Roohes 3 N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

soBIE zYCzY .woiob k,,.
- wnych lub przyj.ci0 z En-.
roPy do Ameryh sprowadzi6 Hni. okre-
eowf Przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant.
werPie Rotterdam, Amsterd,m-
e~zo.eoin' DO New Yorku, Philadslpha
Baltimore Montreal 1t. d., MECH dc
.gfo.i do Rf6wnego agenta ns w..y...
kie hnie okretowe:
II. g. @. SCHMIDT,
WinOs1, Ainnsaokn-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

CEy masz jaki wynslszskf Poradz
sic mas . zrobisz msjstek.
Polska kompanis wyrsbisnia paten.
TOW ! model
Il. Il. SchuIts,
700 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-18

s,snych l3obrych ob&cisch
o6srnoaci psrs6sn sw. Tr6jcy - jakot
70 p6jdrie.
Korespopdencys Tow. Ka.imisrza
Jag. ! Tow. Ola | Pogoni odlofyliimy
ola brsku niejscs do prryszaego hume.
ru.
Tow. sw. Cecylii ur.ad.i'o ,es.,ej
niedzisli prredstawieuie tsatrslne. Sals
byis przsPe.nious.
w Przysz's niedziele urzadsa Ka.
10 Drsmstyo,n ne " psra6i sw. Jsdwigi)
przedstawisnie tsatfalne " sail Columbia
l0-l2 Hamburg III.
Lockout" robotnik6w prrez tax
1wsns Central Building League" n.
r~rsdnony, ME wykluc.y cd roboty vie
oej nit 2 lub B tysiace robotnik6w.
EAST Providence, N. J. Msjsc
Prsce " f.bryce pieoow, miaiem czssto
sPosobnesc wyprobowania jak skutecz
nym Jest olej sw. Jsk5tsns opsr.elizDe
Geo w. Horton.
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in this court that Knox has been guilty of
murder, an idea which seems to have
made some people think that lurking In
this labor union is some principle that
fixes on the officers criminal RESPONSE
bility for the acts that may have been
done by some other members OF the union.
l am not admitting by this that any
member Of the American Railway Union
has had anything to do with the accident" J"
Carroll Cook said he was not making
spread eagle speeches. but he thought the
constitution should be put in evidence.
After a debate, in which it was claimed
that WOrden had constitution of June,
1884, it was decided to put in as direct
evidence for the defense the constitution
of 1898 furnished by Hughes. He also
claimed that there was no 1894 constitI-
tioD yet adopted on this coast. Worden
passed his constitution to Hart and Cook
tried to get it in evidence and to borrow it
from Hart but failed. The following
clauses in The constitution relating to the
powers and duties of the mediation COM
mittee were read:
Section "a. Any member having a complaint
against his employers may refer the same 10
tue DodTu Ol meQlalIOn ol tLc uuIon VI WHICH
he is member and they shall promptly inyes-
tagate the same, and if it be found that the
member has just complaint the board shall do
all In its power TO have the wrong remedied,
failing ID which they shall notify the president
of the general union, who shall authorize the
most available member of the board Of directors
to visit and meet with the local board and en-
deavor to adjust the difficulty. falling In which
he shall call on the president TO convene the
board OF mediation Of the general union, who
in turn shall, if the efforts are fruitess, direct
the president to convene the board of directors
and they shall have full power TO proceed as
they may deem prudent in securing a speedy
and satisfactory adjustment OF the difficulty.
Sec. 40. II shall be the duty OF the board of
mediation to promptly examine into all CON-
plants OF members. They shall be authorized
10 deputze members TO assist in the perform
anna ut their dulles and only such members
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ference will be reopened by Friday morn

ing.
A new phase was given to the discussion
on coal by proposition tha! the Senate
raie of 40 cents ton should stand, with a
proviso for admitting coal free from such
countries as make a reciprocity agreement
to admit coal from the United States free.
This brought out considerable comment
favorable to the proposition. and it was
pointed out that this would give the Cana
dian coal free access to this country. and
vet compel Canada to remit her present
duty on that article. While no agreement
was reached, the expressions were so gen.
orally favorable to the proposition that it
was regarded as one Of the points on which
common ground of agreement in confer
ence could be reached. There was little
discussion of iron ore and nothing was
done to change the situation on that article
The action of the Senate caucus was re-
ce we'd with much satisfaction by members
OF the House, and throughout the evening
thev gathered at the public centers and
discussed the prospects Of speedy settle
ment. Although the general understand
ing of members was that the Senators had
not Welded on iron ore, and had discussed
a reciprocity clause on coal, yet the Tend
ency was so strong for termination of the
struggle that there was no criticism of
what the Senators were expected to do.
Springer said that the caucus action would
readily be accepted by the House as the
point had been reached when the house
wanted bill without any further wrangle
over details This tendency in the House
to end the controversy was very marked
bers who have heretofore been unyield-
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A TRAIL OF BLOOD.
EX-Policeman Craig Goes Gum
ming for His Relatives.
He Instantly Kills Three and Fatally
Wounds Another, Then At-
tempts Suicide.

Los ANGELES, July 25.-Three people
instantly killed and one fatally wounded
was the wholesale murderous record made
by John Craig, an ex-polce officer, to-
night.
About o'clock this evening Craig hired
a horse and buggy and drove to the house
Of his divorced wife. situated in C0rril-
litns Canyon. near Tropico, where she
lived with her uncle, her brother and heI
three young children.
Before Craig started he stated that he
was going there with the intention of see
ing his children, but murder was evidently
his determination, as he had armed Him.
self with TWO revolvers and had been
drinking heavily during the afternoon.
AS near as can be learned when he ar
rived at the house of his wife he delib.
erately drew revolver and shot her dead
Her brother, a young man named George
Hunter, who was some distance from the
house when the shooting occurred, rushed
to his sisters assistance, when Craig shot
him. inficting a wound which will prove
fatal
He then jumped into his buggy and
drove rapidly back to Los Angeles. Ar
liNlu6 az ShO AOhoO Va no 1obhCl-lu-ldn,
William Hunter, who lives on Buena
Vista street, he tied up his horse and
without any ceremony walked into the
house. In a moment Hunter appeared,
and Craig shot and instantly killed him,
and his mOther-in-law as well.
He then put the pistol to his own head
with the intention of ending his own ex-
istence, but only succeeded in infiicting a
slight flesh wound.
A man by the name of Long. and one
by the name of De Stephane. who hap
pened to be in the vicinity, rushed upon
Craig and prevented him from doing
further harm.
Mrs. Craig secured divorce about TWO
months ago on the ground of cruelty, and
Craig, who is reputed to be possessed of a
very quarrelsome disposition, has never
lost an opportunity to make it unpleasant
for her and her family. He claims that
his wife and her family have frequently
threatened his life, and that be took the
step he did tonight to prevent them from
killing him. As police officer Craig had
the reputation of being of a very quarrel
some and aggressive disposition, having
distinguished himself while an officer of
the law by participating in numerous
brawls. He has three children, the eldest
being but years old.
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bert F. Allen, Kansas City; treasurer.
William s. brown. Pittsburg; recorder,
benjamin W. Rowell. Boston; first cere-
monial master. Thomas j. Bishop. Albany ;
second ceremonial master, Thaddeus b.
Bercher, Bridgeport, Conn; marshal. ID.
5. Wright, ST. Paul; captain of the guard.
John II. Atwood, Leavenworth. Kans.
outer guard. Il. K. Blanchard, Provi-
dence. r. l.
After electing officers the delegates con-
sdered applications for charters and dis
pensations. Charters were granted for
Ahmed Temple of Marquette, Mich. ;
Aladdin Temple, Columbus. Ohio, and In
dia Temple. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The consideration of applications for
charters at Charleston and Wilkesbarre.
Pa. was left for the next session. The
charter of the FL Rad Temple at Sioux
Falls, which had been taken up, was re-
stored. The dispen sation asked for by Ell
Cid Temple of Ogden. Utah. was denied.
on the ground that it was too near the
Temple at Salt Lake City.
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CRISP AND CARLISLE.
A Conference Which Was Not About
the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Secretary Car
Isle went to the House of Represen tatiyes
at 4:30 to-day and was with Speaker
Crisp in the latter's private Office for half
an hour. AS Mr.. Carlisle came awav he
was asked if the conference related to the
tariff.
NO." said he, II wished to see the
Speaker on the free ship bill and a bill
concerning the revenue marines service
and the tariff was not discussed in any
way. There is no significance in nv see.
ing the Speaker beyond my desire to ex-
pedlte these two legislative measures"
Speaker Crisp said tonight that no pro-
gramme or plan of action on the tariff. so
far as the House was concerned, had been
or would be outlined until the Senate had
acted on the question OF sending the bill
back to conference.