Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-20
News Briefly Told
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NEW YORK-At the National Asso-
citation of Stationers and Manufac-
turers' convention delegates are present
representing associations in Boston,
Chicago, Philadelphia, st. Louis, Den
yer, Cincinnati and other cities. The
organization of local associations will
be discussed by Theodore L. C. Grey,
Fletcher Gibbs, Edwin r. William of
Minneapolis H. e. Won Wedelstadt of
st. Paul, Charles A. Meyer of Omaha
and James Lacey of st. Louis.
P1TTSBURG, Pa.-The fight for the
seating of the ten delegates from the
suspended New York local, No. 81, was
the feature of the session of the annual
convention of the International Press
men and Assistants union. The dele
gates appealing for admission contend
that the board of directors of the ma.
tional organization has exceeded their
rights in revoking the locals charter.
SAN FRANCISCO-Georg L. Ham
mer, port captain of the steam schooner
National City; Joseph b. Hubbard,
Fred Martin and Daniel Cahill, sailors,
appeared for arraignment charged with
killing Andrew Kellner, union seaman,
and the wounding of John Peterson,
Andrew S. Hansen and Holger Borgen-
sen. The cases were continued until
Thursday.
ST. LOUIS-St. Louis county is suf-
fering from water famine. Clayton,
Kirkwood, Webster, Groves, Florissant
and smaller towns are without water.
1t IS believed somewhere near Mona
station, about 20 miles from st. Louis,
big water main has burst. Gangs of
laborers have been steadily searching
for the break.
CHICAGO-Mrs Chauncey j. Blair
has presented to the Field Columbian
museum set of early Roman silver
service, dug up recently near Naples
and believed to be at least nineteen
centuries old. The twenty pieces are
the only silver set of the date in
America and are valued at a fabulous
sum.
BROOKLYN-A duel to the death
with pistols as weapons was fought he
tween an Italian and a giant long
shoreman, in which the latter, an
Italian, was instantly Killed. Deverli
Carnardo, the 'longshoreman, fired three
times at his antagonist, who fired once
in return. The slayer escaped.
SAN FRANCIsCo-The directors of
the San Francisco Theological seminary
elected Rev. T. V. Moore, d. d., sue
cessor to the late DIR. John S. MacIn-
tosh as professor of theology DR..
Moore is pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian church. Omaha.
COLUMBUS, O-The strike of the
miners in Ohio was settled and the men
were ordered to go back to work. The
settlement includes the return of the
union men to the mines in eastern Ohio.
SISSETON, S. DIG. w. Martin, a
farmer, his wife and three children
were drowned while returning home
from a circus. In the darkness Martin
drove off the bridge into the river.
FRESNo-John Leady, who at
tempted to kill his wife by shooting her
last March, was sentenced to eight
vars in San Quentin. Leady win be
taken to the prison at once.
WASHINGTON house passed
without division the senate bill
to increase the efficiency of the militia
and to improve rifle practice. The bill
carries an appropriation of $2,O00.OO0.
YREKA, Cal.-Dora Chipp. an Indian
woman, wanted here to answer a charge
of murder, has been arrested al
Bonanza, klamath county, Ore.
PEORIA, Ill-Dr. E. M. Sutton, one
of the leading surgeons OF the state
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head.
SAN FRANCISCO-The body Of Mrs
elsa kornfield was found In the ruins
OF her home at 929h Folsom street.
ST. UIS--Renominated for con,
gress, Eighth Missouri district, Dorsey
w. Shackleford, Democrat.