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killed, one fatally and another slightly
wounded.
Benjamin Edgar, an old farmer of
Weston, w. Va, was attacked by Rob-
ert Moore and his brothers Hance and
Thomas, and was killed by a stone
thrown by one Of the boys. Edgar
had thrashed his daughter for keeping
company with Moore, and that brought
on the fight. Robert Moore was ar.
rested and the sheriff is hunting for
the brothers.
General.
About 1,400 jewelry workers are OF
strike in New York.
The laundry workers OF Chicago are
again becoming dissatisfied and a
strike may follow.
The National Postmasters' associa-
ton has decided to hold it's ~convc~tion
at Atlantic City, N. j., in 1904.
1t is probable that quarantine will be
declared against Monterey, Mexico,
where yellow fever is said to exist.
A certificate of incorporation OF the
Pittsburg Union Stockyards has been
filed in Jersey City. The capital
stock is $1OG, 0O0.
The National Brotherhood Of Car
penters and J~oiners, with headquar-
ters in Indianapolis, received applica.
tons for charters for three unions IN
Porto Rico.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of the
establishment of the worlds commit
tee Of the Y. M. G. A. was celebrated
last week at Geneva. Switzerland.
After a voyage lasting more than a
year, the French bark Grand Duchess
Olga, with a general merchandise car
go, has arrived in the Columbia river
at Portland, Ore, from Antwerp.
A committee from the lake dredgers'
union submitted their annual scale to
the Dredgers Protective association.
1t calls for a 10 per cent advance at
Duluth, the 500 and and Cleveland.
The salmon pack this year will be al
most a failure. The pack of fewer
than $4,000 cases this year shows a
shortage Of almost 125. 900 cases as
compared with the catch last year at
the corresponding time.
Joseph Taumlawitz, a new arrival
from Poland, has been deprived of his
wife, who was sent back by the immi-
grafton authorities on account of eve
disease. He claims her eyes are SIM
ply inflamed through excessive weep
ing.
James Livingston, a well-known
builder OF New York, has filed a pc.
tition in bankruptcy with liabilities of
s ,546.300 and no assets. OF the la.
hilities, 81, 4O7, 900 were secured by
bonds and mortgages on West side res
idence property.
w. Balsey, a seaman IN the navy,
has found his wife and child, whom he
left In San Francisco eight years ago,
at Norfolk, Va. The wife has been liv-
ing as the wife Of an army officer.
Maj. ]. P. Richmond, supposing Bal
sey to be dead.
Kentucky distillers are preparing to
export 10000 barrels Of whisky to
Hamburg and Bremen for storage pur-
poses. This is the first time in the
history of Kentucky that any large
amount Of young whisky was exported
and matured in Europe.
Richard A. Garfield Of New York
has been offered the management Of
Maison LATTE, in Paris, to be run as
a club for gentlemen gamblers of Eu.
rope and America. He was promised
10000 members, the winnings of the
club and $4,000 a year, Garfield to
back the games. The offer was ten.
dered by Prince ~Bariatinsky Of Rus.
STA, representing 1000 gentlemen no.
bles and a few monarchs. Canneld
has not yet accepted.
Judge Mccall of the New York gu.
preme court has granted a temporary
injunction restraining a New York
studio from altering the paintings
made by William Dodge as decorations
for a new hotel in Canada, the injunc.
ton to stand until the justice shall
have passed upon the right Of Mr..
Dodge to have his paintings stand as
he finished them.
The Hammond Refrigerator, Amert
car Refrigerator, Kansas City Refrig.
orator, Omaha Packing and st. Louis
Dressed Beef and Provision compa.
MES car lines have consolidated under
he name OF the National Car line.