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To DO fun justice 10 the prescrtps5ou D.
partDeux Of their eUfab{zshmerf. The
Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Co ind il necee-
sAry 10 keep their x<ure open all nix3nt A
eompe<enf prescription clerk win Be On
hand - all houu- 80 Front street
EexgB Blood Purifier, Bexxs Cherry
Cough syrup, Bekxs Tropical Oh. Beexs
Liver ffl1. Be<xS German ssiye and BexHx
Ceiebrsfed Remedies for sale and war
ra1ted by Hasbrouck 4 ca. Barnes 4 Co.
Dubbs 4 Son and Compston & Co.
Ne are the only aufhoF5zed agents for
Dunlap 4 Co.'S celebrated Finn Avenue
New YORK hats. A full stock of silk hats
On hand Toklas, ssngernan 4 Co
An advertisement In the want eolzmn
VIII cost you cents word for first inser~
ton and cent for evsry day thereafter
Ro Ko-Ks table spresds- Ask 70 see
them when yea are in our Linen DEPART
menr- fcklax. Singerman & Co.
Dr. gaeEerss Sanitary WOODEN System
Compsny's underwear reduced 3 per cent
Iokias. Singerman 4 Co.
Prof. Dlljou,s dancing school Fridays
at $50 p. m Juvenile class Saturdays At
p. m AZ Turner hall
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The Pour BLAKELEY MEErISe.-An er-
thusiastic meeting was held In Port Blake
ley last night, In spite of the damper
Thrown upon .he expectations OF the audi
ence by the announcement OF the fact that
Mr. Allen could not be present. The band
helped 70 keep the audience In good humor
until the speaking began. Mr.. Weir of
Port Townsend was the first speaker; he
was followed by Mr.. W. W. Newlin OF Sc
attic. Mr.. Turner was the last 10 address
the meeting. The speeches were applauded
warmly and the audience went home in
excellent spirits. IL Is confidently asserted
eau majority.
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FITTED FINELY FOR PAssESGERs.-Ad-
vices from san Francisco state that the
managers OF the Union Iron Works OF
that city have pledged themselves to turn
the steamer walla Walla over to the com
pany, fully equipped 10 carry passengers
by the 10th OF next month. One of the
captains now in service between this city
aud San Francisco states that, in his opin-
ion, she will not only be one of the most
staunch craft on the coast, but also among
the most handsomely fitted. She is being
finished on the general plan of the Una
tilla. bat In detail win be more comforta-
BILE and perfect. Especial effort has been
put forward 10 make the steerage quarters
as roomy and well ventilated as possible,
the absence OF which is noticeable on the
Umatilla The cabins, saloon aud dining
hall will be In the same relative position
as those on the twin steamer, but will be
more luxuriantly fitted. capt. Blackburn,
who In well and fayerably known here as
the former master Of the Wilmington, and
later Of the Willamette, viii have charge
OF the steamer,
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ISsANE--In Justice Soderberg's court
yesterday. A. l.. Goodrich was charged by
Nicholas Hanna with disorderly conduct
Hannass evidence went 10 show that Good
rich became wariike. shouldered an axe
aud invited the crowd 10 " come ON y and
be chopped up. On being brought before
the court he was released on the ground OF
Temporary insanity The eourt had the
privilege also OF melting out punishment
10 two ordinary DRINKS. Frank Males and
Arnold Konen, each being fined S.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

w w. NEwLIN, CANDIDATE FOR
W. prosecuting attorney; Samuel III.
Piles and other prominent speakers VIII
address the citizens of King county at the
following times and places:
Black Diamond, Saturday, Nov. 5, 7:S0 p. n.
Newcastle, Monday, Nov. S, 7:3Qp. N.
By order county committee.
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8 L CRAWFORD. c. T. coSovER.
PLATFORM
aotdSsG zzos1es
THE NEW FIRM
Real Estate, Insurance and FinaR-
cial Brokers.
IT MAY NOT AFFECT YOUR VOTE NEXT
TUESDAY. BUI 1T Is OF INTEREST
TO you IF You ARE NOW
OR INTEND TO BE
4 Property owner in Seattle.
4 Property owner in Seattle.

We believe that both members of the
firm are sufficiently well known in Seattle
to require no Introduction to the public.
One has resided here for II years and been
actively engaged in business, and we both
expect that we have come to an anchor
here for life.
We wish to impress the tact upon your
mind principally that we are not adven-
turers. 1t might sound better for someone
else to make this statement, but in the alb
senee Of a volunteer, we viii venture the
assertion ourselves. We have engaged In
this business for the purpose of handling
our own property, as well as to act as
brokers for others. We intend and con-
fdently expect TO do as much business at
least as any other firm in this line in Seat
tie. We intend to advertise literally where
it will do the most good. We viii positive
ly have nothing TO do with wildcat
schemes Of any nature. When we tell you
that anything is a bargain we expect to
have our word believed. In fact, we shall
do square. legitimate business, aud when
we can't succeed on this basis VIC will quit
If you have real state in any portion of
the city or adjacent. or agricultural, tim.
Der or coal lands elsewhere, that you wish
to sell, we invite you to list 1t with us.
wepromise TO find a purchaser ii such per-
son exists and to sell 1t as readily and to
as good an advantage as possible. wewill
positively not attempt to handle property
OF any sort at prices extravagantly above
its legitimate valae.
II you wish to buy anything We will
have ii IL anyone has. We shall handle
some OF the choicest properties in the city,
and promise you fair dealing.
We have embarked in this business to
stay, and intend 10 build ii up by acting
according to sound business principles.
We viii also loan money on approved
security, conduct a general insurance and
collection business, and take hand in
everything which legitimately belongs to
our line of business. Every department
will be strictly looked after
We already have fine lot of properties
listed on our books, and in a day or two,
as soon as you have digested our platform
win commence announcing in this column
some of the best bargains in the city.
Watch this space. There will always be
something in II of interest to investors.
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PERSONAL

Mr. H. G. Wiimarth OF Vancouver, w. r.,
Is paying the city flying visit.
Mr.. J. 4. Chiiberg. manager Of the HOUSE
of \. Chiiberg & Son. left yesterday for ~
East TO be absent two or three weeks v
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Republican Meetings

The Republican Territorial Committee
announce that Hon. J. c. DENNY, an elo-
quent speaker who has had experience on
the stumpin Kansas, has been secured to
hold Republican meetings and discuss the
ISSUES OF the day at the following times
and places:
Fidalgo, Saturday evening, Nov. 3, pm.
C. III. HANFORD,
G. G. LYON. Secretary. Chairman.
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from point IN the north marginal iine Of
Charles street, prpducsd, In Pi1mmer's I'd
diti0u, where the xAsne infefsec<a the west
marginal line Of South Ninth street. to the
vest line Of the city limits In the waters Of
Elliott bay
To locate and establish = pub,se stree.
from point on the north marginal lire Of
dearborn street, produced, in Charles Ter
rvs 9Th addition, where the same inter-
secn the west marginal line OF Eighth
street, 70 the west line Of The city limits in
the waters of Elliott bay.
pipes and smokepapes, and 70 prescribe =
punishment for the violation Of such rsgn-
iaxion.
HrsrELEkxKors.
A communication from Messrx WEIGH 4
Alsen. relating 10 the eityss sewerage and
suggesting remedy for the betterrneff
thereof, was referred 20 the COMMITTEES on
sewers.
counciImeu Durse, Burns aud Green
were appointed q coEamitse Of three 20 con
suit with TIE county regarding the care Of
INDECENT sick and poor. The action Of tn.
council resulted from petition from A. T.
Acinerney regarding the care OF the child
found IN Ocean dock iass May. asking for
~ per year remuneration for the care OF
paid.
In the matter OF the claim sor damages
OF Alexander busoniet, injured by fall
on defective walk, an order was made
that he be allowed 500. he having agreed
70 accept that amount.
special ordinance approp-iating money
% pay tho following auditing bills wse
passed City fuRd. td&4f "a: road fund.
1851 81: fire fund. 1851 Is; gesiight fund,
<1s5 p; water fund. x575 %. Mil street
fund, 80 81. Seventeenth street fund.
sSs5 81: Lane street fund, sIl4i %; DEPOT
street fund. $3.50 h: Cherry street fund.
Sl1os s.: Third street fund, s6076 IS; Tea-h
street fund. sl457 A.. Eleventh street fund.
&i4oi, second street fund, yiz7g So; Flfth
street fund, 1851 10; Harrison street fund.
SIS 20; Blun street fund, fEc14 ~
The petition Of the Pacific Coast Detec-
tive agency. heretofore noted. was rejected
upon recommendation OF the committee
to which II was referred
II was ordered that the ordinance regu-
lafing rates OF tie Union Water Company.
be referred to the committee on fre and
water, and be reported on at the first meet
ing In December
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THE MooDY MEErISGs.-Until after cleo
ton day. except sunday, there will be a
union prayer meeting every noon, from
II m. to D. m, at the Y. N. G. A. rooms.
preparatory TO the coming Moody meet
ings All Christians are urged to attend.
Mr. Mosty Is expected here about the 10th,
bat no definite date has been fixed for the
ot.cntug meeting
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PRreERs gNtNs HsEE.-The collier VII
iamelic will in al probability not sail for
Portland today as has been anticipated
cant Hansen, the master, states that an
iess he can clear his vessel fr1Ia the dock
here before 10 o'csuFk in The morning II
viii ayo.i discomfort u wait 0aui the
following morning hciore leaving. BY
leaving hrre later than tbs, time m l. IN
able a. eross the Columbia river bar except
by Wing 20 0utssae during 81 eaitrQ mlgkt
As a matter OF cuslrSe he finds if much
mOrp agreeable 10 he tied up here than e.
pitch aud roll csiside The bar awaiting
daylight
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ANARRow ESCAPE.

Gel " K Neissa. OF Brcekiyn, eazss
home oae evening feeling 3 peculiar tighf.
isszs n fhe chest Before retiring cc Tried
81 alSs laas hFszth ha1 fOaad i al51essF
.EsE@ssxt55e. He suffered fsur days fros
Erxsssfnalia. sEss4 tie doctors gave him ap.
b. Ackxf's English Remedy ios couSzap-
Isca SAVED him and lie Is vel to-day. For
sale n A. y. sssMaTs, druggist
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the court he was released on the ground OF
Temporary insanity. The eourt had the
privilege also OF melting out punishment
10 two ordinary DRINKS. Frank Males and
Arnold Konen, each being fined s..
THE MoopY MEErISes.--Until after cleo
ton day. except sunday, there will be
union prayer meeting every noon, from
II m. to %. m, at the v NJ. G. A. rooms
preparatory TO the coming Moody meet
ings All Christians are urged to attend.
Mr.. Moe y Is expected here about the 10th,
bat no definite date has been fixed for the
opening meeting.
Haudkerchiefs. See our advertisement.
aud ny all means see our stock. Toklas,
Singerman & Co.
100 pieces all wool Henrietta In all col
orsl al Csc, worth 81. Toklas, slugerman
& Co.
Clothing. Resa our advertisement in
this mornings paper. Toklas. Singermsn
& CO.
shoe department. our shoes have a rep
uiation for low prices. Toklas, singerman
4 Co.
Earl 4 wilson collars and cuffs, and
Wilson Bros shirts. Tcklas, Singerman
& Co.
1000 pairs af white aud gray blankets AT
$50. worth $3.50 reklas, sipgernan 4 Co.
see what we have 10 say about pushes
in tosday's paper fekias, singerman & Co
our Millinery and Dressmakins Pariors.
roklas. singefman & Co.
tse silk pushes, all eoiors. weare world
heaters. chester Cleary.
Pushes, Pushes Pushes, silk plushesi
TeklRs, Slngerman 90.
Big purchase OF siik pushes. all eeloTs.
sso. Chester Cleary.
II you have a room torrent advertise &; in
the want colnun.
Camfortahles a. sc, worth 81 Toklas.
SingcrmRn & Co.
sc six elashes. Ne lead for low prices.
CAesscr Cicsry.
Gents anc ansrweaF Teklas, singer
sse new six piushes, al eoioTs. Chester
ClesFy. -
sc ladies altwool hese. Chester cieary.
Sc hsm-stitcsea hsndkorchicfs. cleary,
s. 20 walking Jackets. Chester cleary.
Eastern cssh Pres: spryslis- cleary.
Eastern cash prices. eloakS cieary.
sl:asolendld whi,e spresd. cieary.
Lace curtain nets: lie sale cieary.
Price our lsBnels. chester Ciesry.
New arvss goods. Chester Cleary.
---
New trimmings. Chester Cleary.
SO six Y.lashes- chester Clenry
Sc SIX pushes. chester Cleary.
-. 4aF ,...sa-ar.rs fa4.a-.+
sale 81 hosiery Chester tieary.
s-=-------
g;nesi sale; tShie linens. CleSry-
Price our new plusaes. CieS-y,
Far TIT gasniEs Chester ClcarF.
-=-s--
ssr s.ik f,ash Enessaf Clearg
CamioytUrS. Chester Cie&ry
--a-------s------
New eioaks Chester Ciezsy
Plush sz's. Chester c3esry.
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See to-day wzaf sasBmu-
------
& rahter CarabS titaVy-
Towels Chester CaeaFy.
children ery for Pitcher Casssfia
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FOR SALE.

Two lots, corner of Mill
and Second streets. This
is one of the best blocks
that is for sale in the city.
One lot, corner of Com
mercial and Main. This
is a fine location for any
kind of business, either
wholesale or retail, and
will make one of the best
places fer a bank in the
city.
An extra bargain on
Front street.
Three choice lots on Sec
ond street.
Three lots on Fourth
street.
Choice residence lots in
all parts of the city.
HEFNER 4 DISHON,
s0Sss Commercial st.. Seattle. ". T.
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IxcaRroEsvlaS. Articles Of iucost-ara-
ton q the National Investment CempEay
81 seattle were io-siSy filed Ia the audisoss
affice. The gaeWbers are A. Aliea, u
\. Jones. A. n {'sNssop. - n Iaoruesi
Edward : McaaN, ?. A FSrk, r i. Cssses.
y = HniSer ana " = Burgess. Tae sa-
lects 81 the company which Is - ia hsss4-
ttsS ia seattle. arr h bas and SCH real
estate. eonssrues sad Jesse haiidiars, to lsy
on; uoSn sites. hashi strpvt Ai.n3a3s, csc.
The capital Ftosk 4 sio&tt tiVi1f4 iEls'
ice shares 81 stae ezrh The dsrsiiau 81
rae existence 81 the company + 81 year.
csmrasga pictures a. Graham : pzai
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Handkerchief. see our advertisement,
aud ny all means see our stock. Toklas,
Sinrerfnan & Co
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BURGLARY AT THE SEE EsGLAsD HOTEL
The room of George Dwelly, log-scaler
in the employ of Stetson & Post, who
boards at the New England hotel. was
entered At 10 o'clock last night by thief
who carried OFT clothing and ieweiry. the
exact value of which was not ascertained
Dweliy had left hts room short time be-
fore 10 O'Clock. and on his return dis
covered the theft He Immediately notI-
fed the police and the thief
was not only Swallowed, but
was ready to be pounced upon any mo
ment by Officers Thompson aud Phillips
IF we do not have him in jail before to-
morrow morning." said 0ffieer Thompson,
f'you may reckon on seeing snow an inch
deep" The burglar is q weil-kdown bum
mer and rounder and the sooner all such
are weeded ont Of the eity's population the
better for the good name OF Seattle
Dwelly held the position OF justice OF the
peace at Port Gamble for years, and wishes
that he exercised similar power now in
order 10 mete out punishment 10 the pill
ferer of his property.
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THE LOCAL BUDGET


keT. George Herbert Watson Of Trinity
church EpiscspaiJ VIII celebrate 70 Nor.
ror the tenth anniversary Of his appoint
meat 70 the pksterxkip Of Trinity church
IN this city. Some time ago Mr.. Watson
was appointed By the bishop Of this do
eese, 'the dean 81 Western Washington.
with charge Of missions 10 that. we're IL
not for the reverend renfleraan's mod.
esfy, he might Insist upon being known
As The yery Reverend Dean Watson. He
Is native Of Sew York. and came 70 Sc
attic from san Mateo. California where
ne had been for year In charge OF a
ladies' seminary :. Wonderful changes
have taken place In Seattle since the date
OF my arrival said the dean
70 q Posr-IsTEILEsEScxx reporter who
called ct The reetcry yesterday. among
the faces see around me to-day there are
few of the old ones I might mention,
hoEe,er, me names Of D.. aud Ms Grasse,
Nj. Chas Proseh and Mr.. Andrew slorah
as among the number. Ny old church,
which forms part OF the present bald
ing. was originally only AXE feet II was
situated. with the reetary, on the top OF
what seemed almost n elf, and 10 effect an
entrance 10 my future home. had TO
Chamber up and stumble over stnTnps. The
lot upon which the church stands. which
= e0xl1D feet. cost 20 years ago 500
To-day 1t is valued ct SIS, 600.
Trinity church has a congregation CT
about go, but Is the capacity OF
the church Il only about IT'S, scores
are turned away every sunday morning.
Consequently the question now agitatfng
the congregation Is the best means OF pro-
curing suitable permanent church
Nothing definite has as yet been ar
ranged
Dean Watson spoke warTaly of the great
good which had been accomplished by the
had raised thousands of dollars for char
liable objects, and which assisting the
church hsd worked strenuousiy for the
success of Grace hospital.
The dean has no inclination 10 leave
seattle In spite of outside inducements
which have time aud again been offered
him.
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100 pieces all wool Henrietta I'm all col
orsl al Csc, worth 81. Toklas, Slugerman
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esnraisa F'e'aFs. a. Graham : naai
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Clothing. Rcsa our advertisement in
this mornings paper. Toklas, Singerman
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C.H HAsFoap, President and Counsel,
Fx-gfoF. WAr-0S 9 ScrIEE. Vice President
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shoe department Our shoes have rep
uiation for low prices. Toklas, singerfaan
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An advertisement In the want eolzmn
wiz cost you cents . word for first snser~
ton and cent for every fiay shere6frer.
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Precinct Officers.

For Justices of the Peace.
JOHN r. MILLER.
c. NJ RIVERS.
For constabies,
II. q. THORNTON.
CHARLES ROBINSON.
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Earl 4 wilson collars and cuffs, and
Wilson Bros shirts. Tcklas, Singerman
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THE DEATH-PLOTS
Woes Of the Rival Camps ef
DynamiterS.
rrII ASAKcn.sr Confession
I-issae ptmesssy vim ne ues IN sess-
iag the y~aE~fai EeA~asAns se
rrsses-Th~ Hr~sA<shsea ee~<si-
rassrs Baana over.

Ssszzea. sazs - F-1sk { AsrAe1z. enc
u fsse fhrte aaxreis5sss arrested Ay Iaspec.
fa- s-saseia ~ rsasrsrsrs. ssasN snfl
szsa E1rnasi eenf@ssssa szsx nlgAs. rhS
csssss sss<sssoss a=s stxz krone2 eal enfaslsss.i
se ssaaessaua rsA:ss ssar rasxnssns sslrs Ass
tae assFf aas Ensrsrs acsSassxass. ard hssi
ses3 Il : A>sms uaasss he skrsaex3 lad Ia
sezseA Il f~as E@ arrey sssss hese bail,
xni uas ts 10 ie@1af wssA ayn.TnHe and
hrs q sFssen glass II wes Sense.i By
GhseseaA ssssi slseTr MAS . pie, tn zsanie,
Tbs asaxes and tAe snspes sssr: iAsas is, hs
AosFss e no saea ssesnfsc scheme Jnes
unss talked q. ss vas Capt Schsae&, ami
Ae azsssceSt<sd Be was "a fas ranre assen-
ssess - tie capsase ssaaa so any cue csse.
TherS wss 50 1earcxsel sslsa es eSssoaz
has i MAS exfex.3 that = bon All shs 2ref1s-
sssrfss wSFa msASe nc ana tssa a hers N'ere
70 - snfe<sssess b. ksoaek sass what tAes
were - "a Ahout IasT / as was sisitss
hy Srnuek. " ~ hfussxas Assa two parcels
IL sregNa gsass assi s~e sticks 81 siyas
.asss. frasa q uAleh be was - saake hes.sss d
zzs pipe after ihe Usual pattern. Ths
ltAaF lwo snen u1ra ASA sar{;tet With
ssss.ss assa aynsiaifs. sss hAd fAs ssaG II
his Aouse Ter sssea{ ssses. aad thea grsW
~ ass&ld taSf u aEssisa ~ ffse1s~fsd thai
ne fhrSw Il il . iff3s1 fas8lf.
fiass Was s.sss sszssesasg< fs sBe cca ffesssfti,
whsesl sa.pessur R2nssld viii s~s Ia eesfk
Isse eonsessfsn = Esach ixeFe IL s'cislI. asd
caycrs absnf - essse1y trasatssa pazss ~
his esnfesssau il ss understood Chsctront
has virtually sccafesl sta seuaEtg Tram ssfs.s,.
cszssoa. lie Is Ia reatiss taseil hess gssiits
than either kponek- Ehepsss os the rte0
nus srt arrexi41. lie has Agreed - zafe
ass tessifaassy sa o1sen court, wAssc ii viii
cosFeaafase kAc otts<r esiasA<e secured hy
the inspector esssznst t1s consrztasssts.
Fits i1o other men asc Sill st safge, tat
rsag sr arrested al aay tssae
t'iElcaess. luis k,.~-fas fsellee te nie,ir
claim thai to-day story al ilis anarchist )
coafrsssois is largely manufactured. tis3
they haxe M such story frnsa hsBs iiAef
appear saissdsd. hoReger. aifh The css-
deaee .hey asse rresaftd. and ane sare u
conviction shAFok aHd Cseacpa have
been released on bail
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rs 1T A TRAP.
Parnejrs Friends Wary ~ the spe-
cial Commission Biii.

LONDON. Julf ia.--in the house OF CON,
mons tiiis aftrrftooa Summers, liberal
asked whether, Ia view of the fact that
AiIefney Gsnrrsi Webster acted for the
TINES a. leading counsel fn the libel suit
brought against Il By 0'DonBeii. the fqrs
leader smith would undertake that tbs
attorney general should not attend another
cabinet meeting as which matters relating
10 the investigation of The charges con
Ia Hrd in the fssars articles at PANEL
isfn aud Crime" VEN considered.
siaish answered Il decline any siseh
undertaking
suraiAers then asked what the future
position Of Atasuey Genera; Webster
would bs in regard 10 the progress and
operation af the speeiai commission bill,
aud sir wilffed Lasss,a. Hiserai. nsked
whether Atiofuey-sicnefal Webster attend
"a the cabinet meeting On the day that
Af smith announced tie government pro
isoSai 10 appeiut a commission OF judges
Smith said IN response II decilna Ia
aEssef any questions uf that nature. aAd
~ TO he other question Mr. snminefrsj
that tauss deprn9 npsu i4e course taken
by the fnemisrrs respeefins ilas bill and IL
OPERATION.
The commons fnisted the nes eiaBses
OF the sscai government biii tAls evening.
tonY heare tried 20 'tteis out frs sssead
reading of the fiann drainage hiH. but eins~
seaond reading. All FasneIlifss except hts.
gar ieff ssis house Ia body, with Istany
Esad.enls. a. a protest against The cxelusioss
uf debate.
I-sl=Jiteberr intends To move rejection VI
The fnfneii commission bill.
II is now expected that rarllausn. will
adjourn August II until auiufnB..