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to submit evidence in the case, but owing
to the peculiar character of the witnesses
and the extraordinary circumstances which
they had to rely on, they were never able to
introduce any evidence TO prove the con-
tents Of the lost WILL which they sought to
establish as the true will Of the deceased
Colbert.
Court Disallows Evidence.
Judge Clancy would never allow them to
put in evidence Of the contents Of their
will, for the reason that the law said that
its existence on the day of Colbert's death
must be proved first, and they were unable
to show the court by the evidence they
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Whose Testimony Is Being Used to
Convict Martin Of Murder.
and that Williams struck him blow on
the side of the face and knocked him down
and then jumped over him to get at Mar
tin, and that the latter then drew his gun
that Williams then started to run, and
Martin shot him.. We will prove by the
same witness that he and Martin then ran
down the track, and that after they had
gone short distance Lennox asked Mar
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and the applause at every bomb, roman
candle, slyrocket and star shower was
deafening.
Five set pieces were set off during the
evening, and all were hugely admired.
There was puzzle piece, shield, a sol.
der with gun, two ball players and an
emblem with Good night" on it at the
finish. Beside the people at the place of
the explosions and projections, many rthers
all over the city saw the display.
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Thousands Of people attended the fire.
works display in honor of the Fourth of
July at Lovers Roost" last night, and
to say that nobody was disappointed by the
exhibition is to put it mildly. The roaring,
ripping, spluttering illumination was a
grand success.
There were several thousand people on
the ground by dark, and the crowd con-
tinued to be added to for an hour after.
wards. Everybody was in fine humor.
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INQUIRY INTO BEEF TRUST
NEW ORLEANS ARBITRATOR PROVED
A GOOD WITNESS.
Explained the Duties Of His Position to
the Federal Grand Juty--Psekers
Refuse &c Produce Books.
Especial 70 Tho postJ

Non, nsi.,,,,,. ~, :, ~ ',,..,i.,
~ n'o ~, ,s - e'''e a''Vi
% LUZ zee, trust bg inc FeIttal grand
Jury was resumed this morning, when T.
n Cookery wbo il lin. arhitr,t.,r az tn.
,,.. 49, 49, Va ."
t ,u ~ NeN otlenus. was placed Gu the
S," I'' Hnn' u Il ehll mane q comp ~
y, ',''7"i' "I the hVtuvlN "l tue operations
st,,u ~, ~ p',hi'A Hlhs. ''rArfS' " Is
Hlit',i dHltu h'l hlS hooks before the
49, ~, 1'H Ju'' nhu th' EttHttF portion or the
~ w'' 9Wui ~ Hpt'ihE lhcui. Cor
49, "Nn NePt Oh tur rack IRON y a. ~.
,,GIlo.t, - hi-' Nhrh bc was Temporarily
tn,,,..t,.u
npl1 "!!''Hi 81 ing term arbitrator
~ p't" =" ullu, y " d,lrs'd lhal Cor
, neai nH@ nie1 thr lurr tha' ~ al tue
p'nh1'ns Hu'St 'oiAhhnles entered into the
-, XXI va solht"l prices man had
=" ~, appointed lii 'Arn ana every citE who
m"ulu %" ~ II thal ho ono NJ the Coin.
ftH'e 80 81 I"Wrf tHAh nus olhct torknr5
~ ,,,,. nv Nms cue man rh"stu ron this city
= h1u % money SALAD deposit. was placed
y, ~, Ils haha anl 1t was agreed that saou'd
cr, I lux 81 lne eon'nihe Dc violated W
nm! ""N " ul' e"tuh4'i,e- mat We snou!l
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THE DAY IN THE HOUSE
AkTi-ANARctlsT BILL CAME UP FOR
SPIRITED DEBATE.
Mr.. lanhann Of Texas Makes the Point
that Al Men Are Equal Before the
Lau---Presidents Are Men

Washington, June 3.-Thc house today
began Consideration of the anti.anarchist
bill. The house committee reported a sab.
stitute for the senate measure. Mr. Ray
~ f.h chairman Of the judiciary commit
zee argued that the senate bill Was uncon.
sfitutionai.
w. Lanham tre@as supported the feat
urs OF the bill TO exclude anarchists, but
opposed that clause making 1t particular
oneuse to XII the president or any one
III tie line OF the presidential sue ession. "
lie argued that every msn was equal be-
fore the law and that the existing laws
we're ample to punish the killing or at
tempted killihg Of the president
When the house met Mr. Burton Ohio
called up the conference report ON the
rivers and sharbors bin The report was
adopted. As soon as signed by the prosii-
Ing officers % ench house 1t viii go 10
the president.
Nj Ray ~. " explained the difference
between the senate bill and the house ynb.
stitutc The purpose OF the house bin was
- protect the president, The yjrc nrest
deiit aud those in the Hnc Of tbr pr,.si
uclhial succession, aiso 10 prevent thp en-.
wv INTO the United states or the natDrn va.
80 p P'lfoNN WHO preach auHfchf or
10y rlnie destruction OF the government
~ imperative reason for the pasfugc Of
lals phl was the non-unifarmts OF 81 .te
"MN Tor INC punishment Of homicide
ne senate bill, Mr. Ray commended was
unconstitutional hecAusp II proyIded the
G'ath penalty for the killing az the prrsl.
U'ht, tnc vice president uud cabinet officers
W. me OF succession. without regard ~
Whftner at the time thoy were cnuapnd
lh the performance of their Official dutfes
vi l-nnham Texas approved that Dor
u"h ~ the Dill designed 10 prevent ana
discourage the coming into the tinted
states or MI persons who oppose govern
nl'ht ana seek It's subversion But he said
ne could not give his assent to the passage
49, DIll thht singled ont any particular
tltizen ana made It special Gfcnse to
take his hre. lie denied that one honest
Jaw '@oidlhg man life was more sacred
tl ah"tncr's. The laws against murder
p the several States hr argued. vore
ample Tor the protection of all Resides
ne counted whether such n Law MS was
proposed to be passed would tend to the
protection of the presidents life To
N'9ihte such Law might all the more
n ngnIfy the Importance Of the deed in the
ulstempered fancy OF some anarchist
Mr. Lanhan wanted 10 know why foreign
ambassadors and ministers had been singled
out for such projection ana the sneaker
of tho house omitted. Hc regarded The
SPEAKER as more important than vice
president Of a cabinet officer
III ! were president said Mr.. I,anham.
should rather not have this bill on tho
Ni7iple books | would regard it as a
>pc 1l Invitation 10 some crank 10 STAY
me wherever he found me"
Mi lnnham was listened TO with close
attention by the house
Al O'Clock the house adjourned.
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FRENCH CABINET DISSOLVED.

Senator Comics May Be Called by Presi-
cent Loubet TO Form New Cabinet,
Paris, juno Sat a cabinet council held
In the Elysee palace today, at which PresI.
dent Loubet presided, the premier. NJ
Waldeck Rousseau, formally presented the
resignation Of the cabnet and In so doing
expressed the sentiments OF gratitude
which his colleagues ana himself retained
Tor the constant kindness the president
had shown them. President Loubet, in re-.
ply, said he regretted the differences Of the
ministers and thanked them for the co
operation they had lent him under difficult
ties. In the letter TO President Loubct.
rendering his resignation. Mr.. WaIdcck
Rousseau says the state of his health CON.
peis him 70 take rest Moreover he
considers that the task he had taken up Is
terminated and that the recent elections
returned majority sufficiently strong 10
insure the development Of the institutions
NJ leoubet, In reply, accepts the rcslgna-
lions and charges the ministry to carry on
nnairs until the appointment Of their sue.
cossors senator qRmbes, vice president
Of the senate. Is regarded as likely to he
the hrSt man who will be asked to form
now cabinet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW. YoRK.-Pctcr Ross. LID. thir,
tythird degree Macon, grand historian cs
the grand lodge OF MaSpns In this state,
and the author Of many books on Free
Masniry aud Scottish history. Is dead al
his home Ia this city after long mi,
ness lie was born IN Edinburgh in 1877
llr. Ross was FOR eighteen years secretary
O. The North American Association OF Gale.
donsan clubs
NEW YORK "A cargo Of plneapnles on
me steamer Havana from Cuba was the
largest over eSpurted from the Island. IL
consisls of 1000 barrels ana 1870 crates. or
moro',than i,2ao,o0 pneapples
:, PONCE. T.. r., Ranahoe Acevado. lose
dorros' Ramon Troche Cadeno and Juan
Torrps the fnur men found guilty 0f mur.
asr robbery and outrage committed IN oc.
tuntas. were rarfoted today. They wer.
MI put 70 death within atty minutes. AN
confessed their crimes
VIENNA There were further strika
riots az Lemberg, Galicia, last night. dnr.
lhg Mhich detachment of hussars charged
q ROB IL Is reported that several thil
dren were Killed. a number OF persons
IN the hospitals.
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COMMERCIAL.


silver advanced both In New York aud
In London and Mexican dollars were quoted
at az cents In New York.
Owing TO dull and lower markets abroad
enconrnging news from the growing crops
and free selling by the bears. all grain
prices snaGed. oats alone closing steady.
Wall street is the dnllest known since the
height Of the 1900 ccmpalgn. Conditions
are important enough TO influence trading
On both Sides but the spectators hold
aio6f,
On the Chicago stock yards cattle were
steady without change. Kansas City ranged
10 TO Is cents higher for choice beeves.
Ct. Louis prices we're Irregular but fairly
strong.
IN the London market n steady stream Of
SELLING orders 70 realize protiis forced values
ean. Americans not considered.
sc market FOR cotton futures IN New
experienced heavy declines on the
nrnent report Liverpool was much
and the recovery from the lowest
slight
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THE RIOTING CONTINUED.
Chicago Police Had Strenuous Day
in Projecting Traffic.
MODS OBSTRUCT PASSAGE OF TEAMS
Many Persons Seriously Injured Two
May Die and the Police Made
Fifty Arrests.
MODS oBsTRUcT PASSAGE or TEAM

Chicago. June 3-ChicaGo's police had
strenuous time today with the striking
packing house teamstcrS From daylight
this morning nntii long after dark the blue
coats were kept busy dispensing trouble
makers who coagre.atcA alone the streets,
and in every conceivable manner paced oh.
structlons IA thc way Of tie meat dealers
who eadeavored to move their supply
wagons with nonunion drivers In spite
Of the striking tcnmsters and their friends,
thirty-three wagonloads Of meat were deliv-
cred from the stock yards to downtown
stations Before the task was accomplish.
ed however, a score Of policemen and riot
ers had been injured and fuily nifty persons
had been placed under arrest.
Several II the injured We're ia such
serious condition that they were taken to
hospitals. Two of the Injured may die.
When the professions Of wagons left tnn
packing house district they were guarded
ny a heavy detail of police. As soon as the
wagons emerged al the entrance Of the
yards, fully go cnslgcd strike sympathiz-
crs made rush to oyerturn them. The
policemen drew clubs and after u hard
struggle succeeded IN scattering the mob.
fresh start was made. bnt before the
wagons reached the downtown district the
mob augmented by hundreds Of sympathlz.
ers. made another attack In the fight that
followed reviewers we're drawn. 40 per
son WAS shot tln police ipstcnd using their
clubs iBdiScyimiuately and q dozen or more
people were hurt before tae march could
be resumed
when the central portion n the city was
reached clashes between the police ana
the crowd became numerous. Street car
tiaf1.c WIS au il1pos,ihlity aud n was
necessary for several squagrons of police
the wagons had reached the various down
town houses.
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ALL QUIET IN THE coal FIELDS.
The Number Of Strikers Has Seer Con
sidstaby Increased.

sidsfanIy increased.
Wilkcsbnrrc Pa June 3.-Thc situation
In the Wyoming valley today as far as it
reIntes TO 'ae sngiaeers. dFemep and pump
runners generally, showed no change from
yesterday
President Mitchell tonight gave out the
following statement;
Related reports from all quarters OF the
anthracite field, indicgte thnt the number
If engineers, iircucn and pJmpmnu who
ceased worn Yesterday was ,onSidesdbly IN
creased to-day and the probabilities are that
II viii hH further Augmented tomorrow.
There has hecu No violations Of the law
on the part ~ the strikers aud our ptedic-
tons made last week that the mine work
ers would be awabidlnR have been more
than verified 10y the events az yesterday
and today. The coal strike is remarkable
IN many respects. Were IT not for the
fact thst the coal companies have a verita-
bic army NJ private guards and coal and
iron police employed there would be no
exterior evidence that great Industrial
contest was belug wagod.
We are suca that the Splondil conduct
n the men and boys who arc engaged in
TINS great, silent and passive struggle for al
least small share Of our country's pros
perlty mns' commend ITSELF To ali we'll dis
posed persons
There were q number Of minor collisions
today between strikers and nonuniru men
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DEATHS IN TEXAS.


COTTON Ia Grunge, IeXaH. May ~
Mrs /. j. Cotton. nee Miss May Mckin,
Mrs j. L. cotton, nee Mckinney, daughter
,,t., ~, Gnu =, MCKINNEY,
49,. ~ Dd,tans on me SS'l
,s,cr1,, gu" iy, WSe NV n'tS w nou . Glooh
Srd rnisoa T., MI. MI 20" VIZ pUth
ccnrsn ~ rcrro,,itc rsto,,y N az, "a g.,,rs.
followed the remains IN their Inst resting
place In the city cemetery
BROwN Ro,kaoio r,,,s r,a. Al.
] + Rro,yp vb" w. nt,,,,,hnr ,,ss
pnst hns been nncrn,ln harc ia IN n m'h ton'
h"f bn,,ses i,agns ", n, sn ~. my, tes
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Ths Grand remnl. Of Honor.

Galveston. Texas, June 3.-The Grand
Temple Of Honor OF Texas convened here
yesterday IN secret session aud transacted
business Of Interest to the order az large
Reports submitted showed steady progress
IN all lines Of work.
officers elected for the ensuing year are
as follows, Asa A. Burgess, grand worthy
t-mp.ar: John Nelson, grand worthy vice
remplar, f. n. Chase, grand worthy re-
corder benjamin. Dolson grand worthy
treasurer: y. L. Rich, grand worthy chap.
lain, John Smith. grand worthy usher;
Thomas Huston, grand worthy guard.
Thomas l. Cross was elected representa-
tive to the supreme council which meets
Ia 81. johns, y. b.. IN August.
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sPnRr.

NJ, G. woituey's fliy. Morningsidc, wen
h'r first race Of the season at uravcsend
yesierdsy.
Not fneor:te vas hrst mast the post nj
Harlem YESTERDAY. Aoug shot cbascrs had
a field day
Sheriff Rel won tho Iiarcld stakes AZ
L'tonla hca'ius Lcndm II took the iudses
70 determine which puse aas ahrud.
s~ordsman and Silver Garter were heay.
Us piared first choices 1T tie ralr grounds
Yesterday. winning cosllv
fjti'c Rock shut aut Nash,llc In hotly
contested game Tho umpire ordered two
81 ihc %nshNilc's from the field for 'pro.
to- thsaoo much"
"h1lnrton pfncntrd Detroit basket
o. seo.e cs-s. IN the capital yesterday. II
whS a'ptchcf's battle
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Henry ana TIL mas met IN joint dobalc
A. Merlin, the la,tcr part Of It having to
do with personalities.
andres oliynrcE was hanged at corpns
christi for ihe murder Of Mrs. James
Hatch.
The aGsktsnt secretary ~ state says the
charter y The 100000 Star OH company
~Hsitufned down because u dld not carry
me nsmcs N two citizens Of Texas. MS re-
aulred bs Jaw,
indA John H. Reagan hurt himself quito
severely by falling down steps al his home
near Palestine
me legislative Investigating committees
teIaft viii cost about 500 TO publish.
rhe governors condition does not show
murh Improvement
FL Governor Lubbock delivered mn eulory
or JEFFERSON Davis at the memorla service
az Austin. lie was With the president
when he was captpFex
Toe weather surSid repsst says.that cot.
ton Is making a healihy Nowth ana corn
Ia doing well
rnc, Texas Cotton 'soed scruEefs' asso
citation Is in sessip IL GALVESTON. The
most important business Of TITO hrst day
was the adoption % the. rylss as reported
by the committee.
The interest Of Grs, Snow 10 the Beau
mont oil teld has been sold for $4,000
Problems Of the oil field are TO be sub
niitted to the district court during the
week
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CONGRESSIONAL.

TIE senate passed the Philippines gov
ernmeht bIll bs vote Of SO to ~ An
amendments offered by The democratic
minority were voted down
stnator Hale Of Tsinc gave notice that
hn wodid ca'i mp the naval appropriation
bill, as soen as opportunity oftiel
Senator Morgan secured recognition ny
the senate n tue Nicaragann canal bill
as fhc rcgulat hf1rr ~ diminished tusinc 8.
Senator cnlbetson gets the better ~
Beveilage = Indiana Ia ar animated tit
nveY the sbnrct ~ fhe formers infornat Ion
on .Gcrtnln Philippine outrage
Cbnnrcssman fanham speaking 10 the
ana anarchist ldll dcc'are1 that president,
verb but uen and AL mrn were eQuul hr
fore tho isS. lie farors tao exclusion Of
ansrefsfs,
The rivers and hnrbors blll conference
rtTrt iwas aforNd b. the house.vcst"rI1y
aal Wy e. = INC president aa sn1n as the
.asSsslsIrs 49, been affixed in house and
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ana Orange mny be hnilt from Spring or
from Houston. 20 be determined iatcf.
The annual election o. officers Of the Cane
Belt road was held Of Eagle Lake.
Tho commission has referred 70 the at
torneS general the question az whether It
has jurisdiction in a crossing case wherein
one Of the parties is street car com.
pany.
The commission Is nearly ready TO promul.
gate an order Oh lnteriockIng crossing DO
vices
Work Is being pushed on the Arkansas
and Choctaw; rail laying is to begin soon.
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substltute suaat ratIf nin

Washington. Juno 3 Senator Dietrich o,
Nepraska. who stands with the beet sugar
interests In opposition to the reduction O,
duty ON Cuban sugar. today Introduced
OH on tho subject which he thinks will
hn accepted rs compromise measure. II
PrnNldes that the dilerentinl on redDed
Nugar shall he abolished. but tbat an cniioI
mosnt snail be added to the duty on sGT----
and gives Cuba a - per cent rednrtion
from this Increased duty. Wv"
The senator snys he has copet,l+oa .,,
urtSldGht with reference to the terms Of
him. '"''''"''"'' 10
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LET sSe GOLD DUST fsvlBs eso your worI1

court for a temporary writ !, ~. J.
restraining those charged with ~ nl si
putting county prohibition into y. as,alp
such time as tho election shall Ne Ne. ~
declared valid. if it should be "a S asM ~
hnal hearing IN the district ~ cor use'a'a
further prayed that Judge Tbsm,,,Ih
restrained from perfecting the ppSlls.s
s order as required by the local 'I oss
statute ana that both he and Covpi: 4 4
OF attempt to enforce the law a' -
Judge Conner made the nsrs, N.
ment on the application ana sci i, an. \ 4
hearing at Cooper on Thursday srs,,..
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EoRElaN.

The number Of Bofr prisoners IN South
Africa pnd elScwhefc X placed at 2a,-J5
some Of whom are uudcr 10 years Of age
ara 1c21 over O.
King Edward attended tho rnccs At Ep.
som Downs yoste,dAy Today the greatest
r0eing event Of tho turf, the Epson Derby,
rIl be run.
IT has been officially announced that the
grain tax VIII not he eliminated from the
british budget on account If peace
President Loubcl received the scslana.
tlorS Of tho Waldeck Roussoau ministry
senator Cmhes ma1 be called upon 10
form new cabinet.
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WoMAN's PRESS ASSOCIATION.
There Is Large Attendance and Much
Interest.

Waco. Texas. June 3.-Tbs Texas W.
mans Press association had very i,,,r
es''ng meeting today. There is a very
large attendance and much interest mani
t dss.i IN the meeting Today's session was
ters and 70 the consideration Of n5n6rs ,lio,
were read ~ papers ihat
=, lonisht there was reception given 70
me me ASSOCIATION on the lawn Of Ma1nr ! Rl :"
T 1s~s gnu l., was largely attended. Tue
tba Federated Womcns clubs NJ H. cit o.
ana was a very pleasant affair ''''
The features Of tho dav were manor, r.,.,
~ MIS- =, lda y Jarvis n Fort worth 1' on
Schureman of Houston on "Tbo VI -. y,
iiAoraries as a Means NJ Higher M r5,,., 81
ton The business NJ the associatin ,, I,.ii,
oe transacted tomorrow, at which time tbn
president VIII deliver her annual address
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HOUSTON.

The board Of school trustees At It's meet.
Ing last night postponed the election Of a
superintendent of schools and teachers for
one week.
Live Stock Commissioner Klebers things
that buzzards should be exterminated.
State Chairman Wells was IN Houston
yeserday nnd declared himself for Garner
for congress IN the Eo Grande district
President Baldwin OF the Houston Electric
company will meet tho clty council commit
tee today.
a representative OF the Ayers Asphalt
company confers with the mayo but gives
no satisfactory assurances as 20 the repair
Ing OF the Fifth ward payements.
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WASHINGTON.

Nhe bill for the retirement Of Richmond
Scarscn ifohson may bc passed at this ses
sion 81 ronsrss.
Senator Mason has introduced bill 70
mate Fort Arthur full port Of entry.
u vii hardly pass Mt this session.
The rivers and hnrbors blu has been
sent TO the president. who Is expected u
sign II W the end Of the week
cnlberson sprqng a sensation on the son
ate by reading report the administration
had tried to suppress
Miss Annie Qulnlan aud Sir. T., D. Ran
diesaf Texas ,gcge married.
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NO TARIFF CHANGES.
Caucus OF Leading Republicans at Whit
House an Decidas

Caucus OF Leading Republicans at White
House So Decides.
Washington. June 3. a conference was
held az the White House tonight whleh
was attended ny the leading republicans
Of both houses, the president inviting them
There were present Senators Allison, Al.
drich. Hanna. Plat Comb and Spooner,
Representatives Payne, Cannon, natzeil
Bahcork. Hull. sherman and Ovcrsfreet md
Postmaster General Payne.
The chief rea son assigned for tue nssetn
hlngc was the tariff question All Of those
present were decidedly opposed to tariff re-
vision. either now or at the short session
che view helng expressed that revision was
unnecessary and that furthermore this was
no time for Il, as 10 would disturb busincss
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

TIC Chicago striking Transfers and their
sympathixers we're again roughly handled
By the police who made ffty arrests. Many
people we're injured scternl ycfy seriously.
New Workers. are plnciied Tor want OF
anthracite coal and are forced to mix soft
coat. with what little there is left and risk
being hned for usits soft coal for steam
purposes
Indications are said 70 point TO large
trade between the United states ami South
Africa for some years 10 come.
The agents for the packers at New Or
leans have refused 70 submit their books
to the Federal grand jury