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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10
MAY LEAVE,
Changes Made at st Hiary's Church
RELIGIOUS Notes.

1t is very probable that Father WiLlibaid
for twenty-three years pastor OF ST.
Mary's German Catholic Church, OF this
city, will soon be removed TO
another field of work. He Will so on
w caticn on the 10Th Of January, and on
June LIST the final assignment to duty
will be made.
1t is the opinion of many that Father
Willoald Will not be returned to St
Mary's at that time. During his vacation
rather Edwards, of Newton's Grove, y.
c., will take charge CT the church
Father Wilibald is held in high esteem
by l.::., congregation, and it IS understood
some action towards retaining him Will
be taken.
Father John. assistant pastor at st.
| Mary's, has also been removed. The
| announcement came Tuesday in the form
of a letter from Bishop Leo Had, OF
| North Carolina, abbot of the Southern
Benedictine Society, assigning him to
work at Newton'S Grove, n. c.! He
Immediately wound up his affairs here
and left yesterday morning for that place.
He was escorted to the depot by a COM
1nttee, consisting OF Messrs. Joseph
Stumpf and Joseph W. Blley. appointed
last night at meeting OF ST. Mary's
Social and Ben ticia! Union. Father
John had been al St. Mary's for about
four years, and during that time the
congregation have become greatly attach
ed to him. No one has yet been desis
mated to take his place.
A certain pastor this city reports that
he has received three letters from pastors
of Virginia churches. each asking the mod
est privilege OF taking a collection in his
church next Sunday morning TO aid in
build ns houses Of worship. He declares
that he is perfectly willing to give all
three the privilege of making the appeal
but he questions whether his people are
quite up to the mark % liberality that
such a situation would require.
In addition to all the other new and
charming things at the Grace-Street Rap-s
fist Church, is the pastors study which
is almost suggestive OF fairy!and. The
young ladies of the Missionary Guild
broke into the room last week while DR.
Hatch was out of the city gave the
room a thorough overhaulirg and made
ever so many additions in The way OF
pictures and other adjoining devices.
The Doctor reports that it is inexpress-
IDLY delightful to be in his Office once
more undisturbed by the noise of moving
timbers. banging hammers and trlnpii:g
worhmen.
There is a current ruElor that the Rev
Mr. Zolley, of Roanoke. Va. is to be cali
ed to the Wese-End Baptist Church, OF
Petersburg, to succeed Rev. w l.
Leake. who has accepted the call to the
Fulton Church. OF this city.
nounced last Sunday. would be held at
the Barton Heights Methodist Church on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights OF
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IN NORTH HANOVER.
Farmers and Business Men Favor =,
Very Small Convention.
(Spccial Dispatch 10 Tle Times


ROCKVILLE. VA. Jan. 9.-Since the
Christmas holidays the farmers have been
busy preparing tobacco for market. Much
OF II Will be hauled off tbs week.
Miss Lille Snead, Of Hylas. and Robert
G. Snead, q merchant OF this place, who
have been quite i'll. are both rapidly i'm
proving.
Mr.. j. w. Wiltshire is seriously i'll.
Only "a few persons have been able
10 get ice
Since tilc May election ! have canvasscd
a large part Of Hanover county and inter
viewed many OF the headed, well
informed business men Of the county. and
find the concensus of opinion to be in.
favor Of small body OF the ableSt men
10 compose Tie Constitutional Conven-
lion. Some advocate one member from
each Congressional district and three
from the State at large, but as thirteen
is considered an unlucky number by
some, If IS suggested by many that the
convention consist Of twenty-one mem
bers-i. G.. two from each Congressional
district and from the State at large one.
Ii is confidently believed that a small
body of the best and ableSt men would
give us u better Constitution tllan would
body composed of 100 politicians. to
say nothing of the financial saving to
tho State.
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AFFAIRS IN GREENE.
Miss Lottie Cole the Bride OF Mr..
Elijah Eddins-Other News.
(Snccial Nisratch 10 Thc Times

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)
RUCkERSVILLE. VA, jan 9.-Mr.
Elijah Eddins, Of Wise county, married
on the 5th instant at her country home
near this place, Miss Lottie Cole, young
est daughter of Mr. Battle Cole, of Cor
louisville, Va. The bride was attired in
a lovely suit OF brown cloth with fur
trimming. and hat to match. The we'd
ding was a very quiet one, only 4 few
intimate friends being present.
Directly after the ceremony the bride
and groom, accompanied by friends. drove
to the station, where the couple took the
train for the home OF the groom.
Misses Mary Lee and Hattie Anderson.
OF Orange, are the guests of Miss Mag
gle Wright. Quite a number OF enjoyable
entertainments have been given in their
honor.
DIR. George Is. Jennings has laid the
foundation for his new store on the cor
Eer adjoining the new one to be built by
Mr.. Phil DuIany. Work will begin on
both next week.
Mrs. Ida Sims. wife of Mr.. B. c. Sims,
who died a, week or so before Christmas,
is seriously i'll.
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now practically completed between
Abingdon and Damascus, Va. and
schedule for trains will be Instituted on
the 18th instant. The completion OF TINS
road means the establishment at Damas-
Gus Of some important plants. A large
tannery, the property of Eastern capital
lists. is nearing completion there. and the
machinery will be installed as soon as 1t
can be hauled out over the new railway.
Boston capitalists have plans on loot
to establish a large extract plant at
Damascus, which will make tanning and
dye extracts The capacity of the plant
is to be 100 barrels per day. and 1t is eS-
timated that it will consume 4o,"co cords
of bark and chestnut wood per annum.
The Shcafer heirs of Pennsylvania,
who own :, large tract of fine timber land
in johnson county. Tenn, and extending
to Damascus, have decided to build Il
lumber plant at Damascus, with a capac-
ity of 5000 feet per day. This VIII be one
of the largest plants of its kind in this
section. The interested parties Will meet
this week and organize.
Major A. D. Reynolds and other local
capitalists have begun the erection of a
foundry and machine works plant in West
Bristol on the site of the city foundry and
machine works recently burned. The new
plant will cost about $4,000. and will be
equipped with modern machinery
An effort is being made on the part of
the two Councils, that of Bristol, Va, and
that of Bristol; Tenn. to devise some
plan by which Main Street can be paved
and the expense be divided equally be-
tween the two Bristols. The Legislature
of Tennessee Will be urged to cede TO
Virginia one-half of Main Street Ii this
is done, Bristol, Va. will then be In
position to issue bonds for the improve
1nent of half the street There is more
no Aar-f
of the two Councils to work in harmony
in all matters of public Improvement.
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AN UP-TO-DATE
ENOCH ARDEN
Returns After Seven Years, and the
Usurper Kills Him and Takes
His Money and Clothes.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs,o


WAKEFIELD VA, January a.
AT a very carly hour this morning, Thorn
as Brown (colorcd), at Brittle's Grist
MIL, two miles from Wakefield. shot and
Killed Thomas Short. also colored, while
lying in his bed.
Short had been gone from his homo
for about seven years. returning yeSter-
6ay. Brown had been living in the house
ssith Shorts wife for TWO years. Last
night after Short had retired he got up
again, and securing his pocllct-boolS from
his pants. which is said 10 have contained
about two hundred dollars. placed il I'M
der his pillow
This morning Brown arose and took up
his gun and remarked TO the Short wo-
man:
Short and are going to die together
this morning lie at a few inches range
blew the entire top of Shorts head off,
scattering his brains in every direction.
Brown then proceeded TO reload the
gun for the purpose Of killing the woman
She sprang upon him, and Selling the
Gun, prevented Brown accomplishing his
purpose, although he beat her over the
head and body with the gun until she and
her ,line-year-old boy could make escape
TO a neighbor and give the alarm
Brown in The meantime raised the dead
man and secured the money placed uiiuei
his pillow last night
Brown also ritled the trunks. securing
his own and Shorts clothing, and made
good his escape.
A deputy sheriff is on the lookout for
the murderer, and no doubt viii have
him under arrest in a few hours.
The coroner's jury, held by Coroner j.
IA. Pursell. rendered q verdict in accord
ance with the facts as stated above.
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Nicotine of ST, elk noidrrS.

At meeting of the stockholders Of the
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany. held yesterday, the old directors
were reelected with the addition OF b
R.eMuuford. The officers will be elected
on Saturday.
The stockholders of the State Bank
elected the following directors yesterday:
Alexander Cameron. John S. Elicit, JOS.
AT. Fouruurean Z. c. Williams, Jr., Gran
Vile G. Valentine, James D. Crump, j. L.
Antrim, John r. Williams y. r. Elierson
The annual meeting of the Guarantee
Funding, Loan and Trust Company was
held at No. North Tenth Street yestef-
day afternoon, and the following o11lcers
we're al cd: VILLAIN c. Camp, presl-
dent: George c. Jefferson. secretary:
Sol. Cu;chins, attorney; trltz Si5terc!nS
a d a. J Chewing, trust es a j.
chewing, William c. Camp. Sol. Cutcn-
ms Fritz Sitterd.ng. ]. B. Hill, Robert
1yhttet and James Lewis Anderson
directors.
The annual meeting of the stockholder
of the Dime Savings Bank of Rlchmono
was held on Tuesday The directors re-
mort to the stockholders showed the panA
to be in a fourishing condition the DUST
ness for 1900 being the best in its history
All the old officers and directors were re
elected, as follows: S. 6. Falrpanh, pres
ident; c. D. Larus. Vice-presldeht' j. u
cashier. Directors, ). u fail
hank. c.. D. I.arus. II. Swineford, a.
Becker. Chas Lorraine, Frank /. ouitoi
and j. w. Danner.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.
Lamp Explosion Caused Some Excite
lncnt.

lncnt.
There was a meeting Of the Chess Club
Monday night al the Parish Hail 1or
the purpose OF reorganization. Inc lol-
lowing were elected officers: hev w. /.
,Chrisman president; and W. X. Taylor
secretary and treasurer. Inc clup oul-
look is very encouraging.
Mrs. Robert Gills, Of Amelia county, is
tho guest of Mrs. r. II. Pitt. OF Lamb
Avenue
MI w. Q. shelburn. formerly of Barton
Heights, now of Farmvi!le, Va, was IN
the city Tuesday on business.
Mnyo1 Starrett's court was in session
Tuesday night. a young man was charged
with riding a bicycle on the sidewalk lie
was fined two dollars and cost.
Mr. W. X. Brown, OF Barton Avenue, is
ut Palm Beach, Fla, on business.
Mrs A II. Meyer has returned to her
home, .,Restabit," after an extended visit
to New York
Mrs. Ramon Garcin is the guest of Mrs.
W. NJ. Luck. of Virginia Avenue.
Mrs. John Harding, VINO has been quite
sick at her home, on Barton Avenue, is
reported better
Some little excitement was accustomed
at the home of Mr.. Michae!s, on North
Avenue. Tuesday night by the explosion
of a lamp. Fortunately 1t was eX-
t.ngu:shed before any damage was done.
Mr. c. H Virgins of Boston Mass, is
the Guest of Mr.. Calvin Satterfeld, Of
North Avenue.
Mrs. Hartman, who is extremely Ill at
her home, in Brookland Park, is con-
sdered a little better.
We are glad TO see that the Flrst-Street
Bridge Company have at last realized
that u new flooring is needed, and that
work on same is progressing rapidly
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of Mr. Christian Tudor were conducted
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
grave in lakewood, by Rev. Carey e.
Morgan.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sally Jones will
take place from her late residence, No.
414 West Main Street to-day at P. NJ
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Z. Throck-
morton, who died Monday at her home,
in Henrico. took place yesterday at /
o'clock from the res dence.
The funeral OF Mrs. Juliet j. Saunders
took place at $50 o'clock yesterday from
the residence, No. 100 West Grace Street
The pall-bearers were as follows:
Active-Messrs. Leon Ruskell, Albert Al
sop, Edgar S. Freeman, j. Hampton
Peasants, Philip Powers and Thomas III.
Fox.
Honorary-Messrs. Jas. n. Boyd, Geo. A
Haynes, D. O. Davis. r. w Powers, DR..
w S. Gordon, Overton Howard, o. ].
Sands. Clayton Lefebre. ". G. Miller j.
Kirk Parrish and DR.. H. Wythe Davis.
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THE FARMERS INSTITUTE.
a Barrel OF Whiskey and Barrel OF
Wine TO Il Hospital.
fSnecial pispateh ID The Times)


FREDERIC KSBURG, VA, Jan AT
the Farmers Institute TO be held in the
courthouse in tits city Monday, jan
Iary 2lst, beginning a 10 O'Clock A M,
unGer the direction Of Mr. j. IA e BeV-
erley, of Essex county, member OF the
State Board of Agriculture for tillS ulS-
tr.ct, the following subjects, among
Others viii he discussed: Fertilizers and
Their Economic Uses, by Hon. e. w
Koiner. Commissioner of Agriculture;
The Little Things That Give SO Mudl
Trouble IN tt1e Dairy and the Proper
Feeding of Stock. by 5. 4. Barber, oil
Harrisburg Pa; Money in Stock kalslnS
in Virginia by J. II. c. Beverley
member, Of the State Board OF Asricui-
1ure: How TO Plant and Care Tor Fruit
Trees and How 10 Destroy Ihcir Insect
E,ne1nies and Diseases, by Prof. 5 s.
1lai.,es. of York. Pa. The farmers gen
orally arr. invited 10 take part an the
discussions and the entire proceedings
will he free 10 The public. Mucl interest
is being taken in the enterprise
AT a meeting of the Mary Washington
Hospital Association a vote OF thanks
was rendered Hon. S, e. Pitts. of Caroline
county. for "A barrel OF Nnislkcy and
i,arr.i of grirc donated the hospital Tor
medicinal purposes. Mr.. Pitts WAS
large LIQUOR dealer, but recently became
a convert at a Baptist revival, joiieu iiie
church and has gone out pf me iq"oi
business. Thanks were also Noieu 10
Mrs. w. NJ Grafton, of SewickleN. fa''
ror. a $40 donation to the ~ Seymour
yyI,ite free bed fund. which has now
reached a total OF SIS. The deeds Tor
tifree, building lets donated TO the nos
y,tal Association, by Mr.. r. Il tiali' OF
this city, were ordered recorded
MIR. w. L. Bradbury. Of Orange county,
IS a. near relative 10 the Oldest eN-on-teu
States Senator. Hon. j. Nv bradbury
who died this week at ms nome III Aug
usta, Me. at an advanced age
Iryi-aIions are out for the marriage
of Miss Fatirsa Baker. daughter OF Nj
and Mrs j. W. Baker, TO MT. FRANK
Gouidn,an, both Of TINS city Inc cere-
unony will take place At the home OF the
brides Parents, Wednesday evening, jan
oar-y 18th. at 1850 O'Clock
Mr.. Wrn. Harvey Lee. of the Ln,onyiAe
reighsorhood. Orange county, is dead at
the old age Of 50 years. a woo" anu
numerous relatives survive him,
Mrs. Louisa Templeman, relict of the
lata I. r. .emplenan, died a lev Gays
ago at her home. near Tickets NILS
Stafford county, aged Al yea
Mr.. Carl Riley Of s,p:-ssyiN@naa county
and Mss Kate Bradshaw. OF Sn!i'epel'
1,tcy were married. Ihey expect " iii'Ae
this city ;heir home
Miss Sophia A Iioomcs. sister OF the
sate Hay Hoomes. formerly of this city
died last night at the home OF her niece
Mrs Eugene Bowie. near Moss-Neck'
Carolina county, aged sixty years.
A gift OF $3.50 has been received by the
Asseubly's Home of The Southern Pres
l,yterian Church, which is located in TINS
c;,y contributed by the First Prcshy-
,or.an church of Richmond, OF which Rev.
J,r II. I. Kerr is pastor
Mr.. w. II. Callahan. and Miss Helen
Kennedy. both Of Stafford county. were
married today in that county. Rev j.
Kyle Goldbert officiating.
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Jcr.rs,,. G 40 Officers.

The Jefferson Club on Tuesday night
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
President, Raphael Levy; Vice-Presi-
dent, Alex. j. Marcuse; Secretary, Isaac
Held: Treasurer, Sol. l.. BloomberS;
Librarian. Moses S. Block.
Board of Governors-For one year:
NJ lion j. Strauss. Arthur Levy. Henry
Flegenheimer Lee Reinheimer and Simon
Solomon. For Two years: Moses May,
Morton B. Rosenpaum, /. II. Kaufman.
Moses NJ. Marcuse and Joseph l.. Levy.
Librarian Committee-Leon Wallerstein,
NJ. J. Strauss and Harry S. Binswanger.
Trustees. w. Freshman, Israel Stern
and Charles Miilhser.
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Found Happy Homes.

Superintendent Davis, OF the Aims
house, has arranged to place two of tht
little ones that have been under his charg
for some time with two eminentlv re
spec;aole families in the country. One
OF the children is boy, the other a girl,
and they will be transferred to their flu
ture homes within the next few days
Mr.. Davis has been working on this
case for some time, and feels confident
that the change will be for the good OF
the children.
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TERRIBLE HUNTING ACCIDENT.
4 Youth Shoots Himself and His
Clothes Burn on Him,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. 9-Charles
Taylor, aged fifteen years, son Of Ma
thaniel Taylor, of near Rnphine, on the
line between RockbridSe and Augusta
counties. accidentally shot himself near
near his fathers home and died the same
day. He was hunting an in attempting
10 cross a log he slipped and fell, dis
charging both barrels of his gun. The
loads entered his body. and his clothing
Was set on fire and burnt nearly off him
Cartridges in his pockets were exploded
from the heat, further iniuring him. The
remains We're buried Sunday at Old Provi-
dence Chdrch.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral of Mrs. John Lauer viii
take place this afternoon at l o,ciock'
from the residence, No. 500 West Main
street. the interment being in Hollywood
Rev. r. z. Kerr, d. D., will conduct the
services.
Grant will be conducted by the Rev
John Y bowman from All-Saints
Chapel at 1880 o'clock to-day
Honorary ,pall-bearers will be: Major
r. II. D. Myers. james 5. Pace. w. i.
FORBES, DR.. Edward Mcguire. u. y.
Talley, Charles S. Crensnaw, James i.
Gray, f. d. Williams, 10. Lane stern. ,
Active-Messrs. J. 3. Johnston. EdWaro
C. MAYO, Blair Boiling, w. w. Morton,
Levin Joynes, John II. Lyons. NJ. +.
Montague, Kirkwood Mitchell.
The funeral services over the remains
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THE BOY CONVICT.
Charles Christian Starts for the
pcuitcntiaTy
Special Dispatch to The Times.

NSI'"VId! DIsIalcIl 10 I ne IImNS.
CHElSTlANSBURG, VA, Jan. 81.
Z. ChiddiN, one of The penitentiary
guards. stopped off here to-day for .Chas
Christian. the colored boy whose case has
attracted SO much interest at the capital
of late, and left for Richmond with him
and another convict sent from Washing
ton county for eighteen years. on the II
o'clock train tonight.
Christian Will remain in the peniten-
uary until the first vacancy occurs in the
reformatory, where he will be sent then
for term of from three TO five years.
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A. L.. and \. NJ.

The regular monthly meeting of st.
Johns Lodge, No. So, y. F. & a. NJ, was
held Tuesday night in the Lodge-room in
the Masonic Temple. corner of Broad and
Adams Streets, and was largely attended,
many visitors being present.
The Lodge elected John G. Thomas. Ju-
nior Deacon, to the position Of Senior
Deacon. and Elijah Baker, Jr., was elect
ed Junior Deacon.
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this week. have been recalled. and ulete
win be no services. because Of the sick
ness of the pastor. the Rev. Ernest Stev-
enc, who is confined 10 his home with
severe attack of cold and grip.
Rev. b. Cabell ELening. who has taken
charge OF tbs First Baptist Church. OF
Bristol. Va. writes that ne is greatly
pleased with his people and the prospects
of his new field of work
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In tie County.

The case of William and Margaret Page,
charged with the murder OF Mary Bell.
will be called next Friday before Squire
James L. Lewis
Peyton Robinson, a negro man who
formerly lived in Amelia county. has baen
arrested by High Constable a. t. Nal
lett, of Henrico county, on the charge Of
stealing a watch from Ritch Quarles
Robinson is now locked up at the county
iail
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Orrr,itrd Up u.

Mr. Robert E. Penn was operated on at
the almshouse yesterday afternoon by
Drs. Trevilian, ellis and Fisher
His skull was badly fractured. and he
is in serious condition.
Mr.. Penn was struck by train near
Scottsvile early Tuesday morning. and
was brought to the City Hospital that
night. as was stated in The Times yes
terday.
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telegram, was received! in this city yes
terf,av stating that il was generally De-
levsd by the Virginia Republicans IN
washington that ASS. =tant DstTiSt-At,
torney j. H. c. DeJarnette had tehdeFed
his resignation.
# This shou!d prove to be true. Mr.. Hugh
Miller. OF Norfolk Will probably De sis
successor. Others that have been MENTION
ed in connection with The office are net
candidates.
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TO BE CLOSED,

Frce Fridge Will Not Be Open to
Traffic.
Mr.. F. e. Isaacs, engineer of the Free
Bridge. announces that the bridge will
be closed to all public transit from mid
night Saturday to clock Sunday morn
ing. This is made necessary because of
the reconstruction work going on.
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TO ERECT LARGE SHOPS.
Plans OF the Virginia and Southwest
crri HALLWAY.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

gRISTOI., VA Jan. Since the de-
s,ruc,ion by fire OF The Virginia and
Southwestern Railway car-shops here.
The company VIII carry out its plan TO
.rect near the site OF its furnace III West
Bristol machine and car-shops that viii
be larger than anything of the kind that
has ever been built in this section me
work is to be started in the spring. The
Buildings are to be constructed OF iron
and steel and. unlike, the old plant. will
be fire proof.
IA Virginia and Carolina Railway Is
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ON A STRIKE.
Buildinr Iaborers Strike for Increased

Build in O LabOrerS Strike for Increased
Wages
Work was suspended Tuesday by
the Iaborers employed in handling the
brick work on the new building OF NJ.
Cohen and Company, which is going up
on the site OF the old Exchange Hotel,
They asked for higher wages and their
demand refused.
The strike also caused the suspension
of work Oh the part Of fifteen brick-laycrs
employed on the building, they being I'M
able to proceed with no hands to wait
upon them.
Tuesday the laborerS sent a written
notice to their employers at 1870 O'Clock
that they wanted $1G0 per day for eight
hours work. instead of $l.35 for nine
hours Within thirty minutes they all
quit with the result indicated above.
Mr.. Carter said this morning that while
he was himself q union man, and employ
ed ony union labor, he would have to get
non-union men to complete the work,
he was under contract to do it within a
short time and could not pay the advance
asked.
Mr.. f. sitterding is the general con-
tractor, and the building, according to
contract. Will have To be ready by Feb
ruary 18th.
1t was learned yesterday that the labor
ers employed in the new cold-storaSe
building OF the Anheuser-BuSch Brewing
Company, at Sixth and Canal Streets,
were also on a strike. On the new Union
Depot building. however. the men were
IT work and no trouble was anticipated.
There were thirty of the striking labor
ers employed by Messrs. Ragland & Car
ter, ali of whom belong TO the labor union
OF this city. They We're all labor men.
The places Of the strikers were yester-
day afternoon hlIed by non-union men
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pc+itior In !,-ukruntcy

Creditors OF Mrs. Margaret kock ap-
peared in the United Suites District
Court, through their attorney yesterday.
and asked that she be adjudged an in
voluntary bankrupt Mrs. Kock conducts
a grocery store on Reservoir Street.