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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
ciRrERsvIILE RIOT VERDICT.
Charge of killing "a Negro Against
One Man.

One Man.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, September 2l.-
a Cartersville special 10 the state Jour
l says that the secret verdict Of the
rlmers jury in the Cartersyille riot
asl is I'm two sections. The first states
rat John Bradley, II. r. Floyd, and
henry Branum came 20 their deaths by
g-H-aLot wounds inflicted during a riot,
end charges Wesley shadowen, Willis
sta6owen. Elmer James. Lem Shadowcn,
Willis Carney, VIII Kelly and others an
known TO the jurors with being engaged
d. tho riot The jury states that IL IS
unable 10 state which Of the accused men
allied the negroes.
Il the second section OF the verdict the
Jury finds that the hfth negro killed Sim
Cummings. was shot by Elmer James
emo others. thus making a direct charge
" homicide against James.
The special says the negroes at the
Rush mine attempted 10 XIII one Of
Mr.r number whom they accused OF be-
usync them into the hands Of the white
miners. The negro was rescued by the
militia and fed the neighborhood The
white miners are now looking for him.
They desire 70 prosecute him for partlci-
psung in the Sunday riot 10 Offset the
cases brought against them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22

Vice President Hobart Is not the Sc
-lous.v ~ man That rumor has persisted
In making him. Il Is true that since he
let washington he has been under the
cove OF physicians, but at no time has
- Iaen m enough TO take 10 his bed
His present weak condition IS attri-
h,Ied 10 TOO assiduous application 10 tho
vork OF his Office. lie Is recovering rap
idly. and his physicians nope that with
rest. unattended BY the cares OF Official OF,
bnsiness responsibility, he will be well
ir a few months.
Nice-P.esident Hobart was well enough
yesterday 10 endure without fatigue tho
nm Srom Normanhurst. his country place
near I.ong Branch. TO his home, at Pater-
son. Resting a hand on the shonider OK
bis secretary. he Was BILE TO walk from
his carriage Co the car His step was
sIfln. his face hsd good color, aud his
eyes were bright.
The vlcs-Prssidept raised his hat agd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
,,,.o,ro-Thcurapeusic Officers.

WASHINGTON, September A.-The
A,,ericon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Association
conciuded it's meeting here to-day. The
following new officers were we're installed Pes
-. FIRST ViCo~President, DR.. Percy
I Iyd Of washington; Second Vice
i iiiIlei.,deot Dr. Charles o. Files Of Port
re Treasurer. Or. Richard J.
Nu nn Of savannah Ga. h, Seere pa ,,d DR.
1toisee tbe Executive Council 10 serve
1 Per v wears. Or. Charles Il. Dickson, Of
s; 1,be next place OF meeting will be New
Work city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22

suicide. Young Coleman hac been con-
deinned 60 stand trial by court-martial
for various u1cnces. and attempted sui
eide. The wound would not have caused
death under ordinary circumstances. but
his vitality was so weakened by worry
that he could not survive.
Ensign Coleman came from one OF the
oldest and most respected families OF New
York lie entered tho Naval Academy
with the brightest prospects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
THE YELLow-FEvER RECORD.
New Cases and Two
Deaths at Key West.

KEY WEST, fla, September a.
Twenty-four new cases Of yellow-fever
and two deaths make up the record for
the past twenty-four hours
TRAIN INSPECTION.
WASHINGTON. September H.-The
Marine Hospital Service has been notified
that. owing to the fever situation in New
Orleans, Il train inspection service is to
be instituted on all roads out Of that city.
THREE NEW CASES.
NEW ORLEANS. September H.-The
Board of Health reports three new cases
Of yellow-feyer and no deaths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
GEN. HETH GRADUALLY SINKING.
The End Only Deferred by the Nete-
rams IndOmitablc Endurance.

WASHINGTON, j. c., September 81
Generals Hetn condition, at a late hour
tonight, was much the same as has been
reported for several days. lie was I'M
conscious most of the time, and there
were no indications of any Improvement
I'm his condition. The veteran is consid-
cred 10 be gradually sinking, and the end
but deferred by his indomitable endu-
rance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Eourth Victim of n Feud.

MCOWN, MISS, September N.-Corne-
llus Trinlet (colored) was shot and Killed
al Singleton, Winston county, Miss, last
night. making four victims-two white
and two colored--Of the feud raging IN
that county. The friends OF III. b. john
son, the man killed with Ed. Tr,uet Nom
dav were here to-day. laying in a sup
Div of arms and ammunition. More trou-
be is probable.
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osf paul Disuatch)

(St Paul Dlspatch)
The curatOrs Of the University OF MIS-
scuri have established a Chair Of Journal
ism. 1t proves 10 be a vacant chair, Tor
no man can be found TO M IL. We know
o. several people who have theories on
that subject and they air them every
tine thQy come near an editors onlce.
They were never in one, but, then, jour
nallsm in college Is not expected To be
f.ra,tffQl
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o,o,,.e May soon BE rIoated.

BASQUE ISLAND, MASS, september
D, Wreckipg pumps were placed on
board the stranded steamer Cherokee at
an early hour, and lighters have been
removing the cargo. the soutner,y , saiS
ne sbsn very materially. A brisk north
erly breeze is blowing tonight, indicating
favorable weather. Should the wind re-
main northerly il is likely that The ship
will be fi9ated tomorrow plglt. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Married In Pelham.

BLACKSTONE, VA, September H.
(special)-A telegram received here yes
terday announcing the marriage Of Mr..
Oun Blanton and Miss Sallie Hawthorne
ia Pelham y. g., came ds quite a sur
prise TO the friends of both parties. No
one. except the family Of the bridegroom,
was let into the secret plans o. the par
Ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
DI.z TO TRAVEL IN STYLE.
Mexico Gives Him 100000 for His
Chicago Trip.


CITY OF MEXICO, September 81
President Diaz will make his trip TO Chi
cago in palatial styles. Besides having
been granted twenty days leave of alb
sence, in order that he may attend the
Chicago festival, he has been awarded
10000 out of the National Treasury TO
moot e,penses incident TO the journey.
Friendship for the United States is strik-
ing.v shown in this action following 50
closely upon the unanimous voting OF
leave Of absence.
the bin appropriating 100000 for the trip.
m vas hurried over TO the Senate, and
was approved as quickly. There was not
a word of dissent in either branch OF the
National Assembly When IL ls nsuIeo
tbat president Diaz is thus authorized 10
make expenses at the rate OF 5000 day.
some slight idea of the splendor in which
Inc is to travel may be gained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
rire nj Chicago stock-Yards.

CHICAGO, September H.-fire to-day
did SO 900 damage TO stable buildings IN
the stock-yard district. There were I.f'
horses I'm the stables at the time the fire
broke ont. but none were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
Ten EveI. Outrovs "a Nova scottan

HALIFAX, September M-The SINGLE
SOUL race between James \: Ten tycks
OK Worcester, Mass, and John Brennaf'
OF Halifax, Tor 500 a side, was ro"-o yes
terday on Bedford Basin, a hea'y
wind and ran-stOrm prevailing, ana len
Evcl< won by a length. Tine, 3.1.
The slow time was caused ny the
waters being very rough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
ENSIGN COLEMAN DIES.
Condemned 80 Trial by COurt-Mnr-
tiaI He Attempted Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. September p.
Ensign Noah r. Coleman. Of the battle
mp Iowa, died to-day, in private hospi-
'al az the result OF complication OF
troubles and bullet wound inflicted by
'inself some time ago IN on attempt at
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Condemned 10 Retirement.

,r,nRID. September g-Rear-Admiral
MADi''' =, ho commanded The spanish
alo nni forces in the battle, of Manila bay
naval ho' mas been on trial before the SUI
ana VIZ Tonrt has been condemned TO re-
.p,rament without The right or promotion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
p..,,,,,. church Destroyed.

LIMA. PERU, via GALVESTON. TEX.
eentember IA great fire this eVealng
simost completely destroyed the famous
and beautiful Church OF san Francisco,
foundad hv Pizarra in liza ---- 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
"Eva Dispositions
Are Early ShoWn.

Just so eVif in the Blood
comes out in shape of
scrofula, pimples, etc., in
children and young people.
Taken in time IT can be
eradicated by aSfng Hoods
Sarsapailla. In older peo-
pie, the aftermath of freg-
ular HVing shoous itself in
bilious conditions, a heavy
head, a foul mouth a
general bad feeling. IT Is
the blood, the impure blood, friends,
Shich Is the real cause. Purify that gvtfh
Hood, Sa,sapsraLa and happiness qOda
reign IN your family.
Bladder Trouble WAS long
time getting over the grip, qphiah qpas
foltopued BY seUere Bladder trouble. Moth
ing helped orm / used Hoods Sarsspa-
rdIa. Tu,o Bottles made me sound and
qveA." Hrs. Lois Wurts, Epant, Ter.
Poor Health-"I qvas not feeling
qUell, took Hoods Sa,saparaia FOfh quick
ard satisfactory effects. Haze been in
good health ever since" q. /. Ntzhugh,
In, as Hale ST., o4ueusta, Ga.
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tJucge)
Tramp: Your dos inst bit a piece Of
flesh ont of my leg, mum.
Woman: Then ] shall send him 70 bed
Tonight without his supper. l don't be-
;ieyo in overlooking dogs such hot Woa-
ther as this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22

putting every member OF his family TO
bed. under the impression that they, too
had drunk not wisely but too well.
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Professors of journalism.

smiled I'm response 10 farewell salutauons
from the crowd at the station.
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Hod1SadQboaM
IZ:i .. q IJJS5g1g

Hoods pills cure liver lis the non-irrits,ns and
only cathaTtic 70 take with hoods sar.sRarillsi
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WARM DEBATE IN C(RIR.
Continued from Page One.

Conservatives. moved u vote signed w
the Conservative deputies. eensursns IA
government for its Indifference to Tia
country's troubles.
Senior Anuix, IN seconiing the rosSS.
denounced the ministry FOR accepting sAs
war through fear Of the Cafllsis aaa st.
ciared that the country was nor sGsaf-
ing the consequences Of the goyernmslis
pusiIiauimity. lie p-oceeued TO detail tbs
lack Of preparations and az war uaas1giaIs
and charged the government with .rsxpea.
sibllity fer the surrender o. SaAiisxs
which they ordered, although tie gar.
rison there numbered 2i.0q0. and shsra
VAS sufficient provisions in tire place ssr
three months" This declaration created
q sensation.
In proof that the government was re-
sp0nsIble for the surrender Of CUBA SsEar
Annix read kilograms from Senior Saxas-
20 and Lieut.. Gen. Corrca 10 Gen. Riaasa.
ordering the surrender Of Cuba - =
means or saving Porto Rico sIl1i lix Phii-
ippines, and preserving order in tbs pen-
insula~ he read Gen. Blancos telegram
IN reply. opposing the SURRENDER. ~.
agreeing 10 obey tho governments crasr.
Senior Annix added that President Nc
Kinley had telegrGphed 70 Gen. Shaftar
that the surrender OF Santiago bad sssa
arranged with the Madrid goyerarhtat
and that therefore he must MAKE q rot
Of sham attack.
Capt. Aunon. minister Of marine Inter.
posed at this point. saying be helisvet
this story 10 be Incorrect, wheTeupon Ssf-
ar Ann.x repeated the statement, sAas
Premier Ssagylsta had ordered the sure.
der % Cuba IN order 10 save the Gon.
archy.
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LAND COMPANY SALE.
Taken over by Mortgages for Por-
ton of Their Claims.

Special Dispatch u the Po@t-lntoG.gencer
TACOMA. FEB b The property ~ ths
Tacoma Land Company. lying IL Pierce
county TODAY was bought IN a. shsrlff's
sale by the Providenr Life * Trust COM
pauy. which forocioSed on its mortgage
some time ago. The purchase price on
SIS face is $500. i'his-9 T1.lngaast bid
"a the property for the purchasers.
= slight effort was made by those @at-
slle rae trust company 10 SGly some 81
tia property hE3t on each occasion Mr.
TglHnghast took tire play" by outb.d4nx.
The sale todsy made BY the sheriff pTac-
tically concludes tne pveliniHaT1es % the
work q the new owners n arranging %
handle the business hsra.
II Is commonly reported that Thomas
Cooper Of the iAnd department 81 tho
Northern Pacific W 81 named ss man
agec Of tAe new company so far as
can noa he sscertaiued. the plans % tae
new CORPORATION are - dispose % all its
residence property holdings on easy
terms. ard pay esgec.al attention - It's
tide lar4s winch are 10 be improved suf
made attractive purchases FOR prospective
investors IA 1;lauufs turing sites
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BOoTBLACk KILLS HIMSELF.
Domestic Infeiicity Was the Cause
of the seIf-Nurder.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
TACOMA, Feb. 2o.-ShoTtly before S
O'Clock this morning Michele Mil1no, poru-
larry known as the best b0otblack in "a
coma, committed suicide by shooting m
self through the throat and mouth. Nil
lano. or Mike" as he was Familiarity
patrons. and his death was q surprise -
all who knew the good-natured. accom-
m0dattng Italian.
The suicide was the result OF trouble
Milano had with his wife. who several
months ago applied for Il divorce. The
pair had four children, and owing 20 vari-
Gus features OF the case, including the
wife delicate condition. proceedings IN
court were stopped when the case came
up fer trial Since then effort has
been made 70 get the family together on
amlcahle terms.
shortly after the first rupture the wife
was sent - the hospital Tor treaGne mt.
ana while there the father took possession
OF the four children. He sent three 10
the Chiidren's home fer care. and placed
the eldest with q family known 10 him
Upon the wife coming from the hospital
she secured possession OF the oldest girl,
and has since kept the child with her.
Last Friday husband and wife had
friendly meeting. and subsequently II was
agreed all difficulties should be patched
up and amicahe relations resumed. Such
was the understanding with the wlte's At
torneys, and II was thought the family
row had been finally arranged: Tho wife
was a divorced woman when Milano mar
ried her, and during the past year the
couple have lived urhapp.ly.
Mlnno Killed himself at 1874 y street.
where he lodged away from his family. \
Hopkins q Allen revolver. 3>-caliber,
found In his right hand. was the weapon
used. He evidently first shot himself in
the throat and then placed The weapon
in his mouth for the second shot. send
ing u bullet through his brain.
Some $40 in cash Was found on the
body o. Milano by the coroner, who TOOK
charge OF the remains. There seems little
doubt that Nilano's family trouble preye&
upon hts mind until he decided uron end
INK Il all by suicide. The mans genial
character and general popularity makes
the sudden death surprising 10 ali who
knew him.
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MRS. rAir'> STATEMENT.
says She HAD EuIl knowledge OF
Her HSxba nts's Actions.

ST.Aclal Dispatch 70 the Post-frtell. e ncer.
TACOMA. F-s0 p Mrs Tajt made 4
public statement today TIE &ifes story
details the protessfT'e study e crifGin9 .og,-
OF
on hls Yart Prof TAFT lIau3as himself
for Rot Il + * known 20 80 police au-
s7orttes = oat he w. doing. and fuIz So
cape fho ID sE5@r made ey than wal-n
Sas cost him 81 Tlla1a rat1r-evy- %1ts-
laE s. vcs e. ts- learned as re Pc Tstt'A
a.uState rT7ent IL Tne Jaitaic @ra5ols. Hs
hapes u have tae bc2r3 c. Directors act
az his case "a. ofrc. auI MS f-1er1e pre-
csc, he VII have 10 tEo4ole II Roaming
RS r.tAce
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yeas were: Bishop. Brown. Calvert. Clark.
Dorsey, hingSbury, L.angfltt. Mipard,
Mutty, Parker, Sexton. Sims. Thacker, Tot
ten.
Al 5:I5 the house adjourned.
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S[AM'E WITH LOBBYISTS.
RAILRoAp COMMITTEES OF HOT ~
AVID SENATE MEET.
Increase LaFeIJrtte-B Runner Rates
House Committee Does sothfnx
-shipp~Ys Have Their innings
snee...l a.a~ e,-.rreaao.l.nea.

CrlYzfPfA. FsSA za-~TE4s railroad raen
ard Tie ggasn shippers rad ssan@e ~lfs
the railroad committees % TIE sotAse AL
senate taagai GA ,ha transfer Dali After
,ba raessiisa tee committees GsvgGasI aga9
each weat 70 werk az tAe srslzat rate
ba
TIE Fssa.t vas sh4t sae sooats co-afsa.t-
tee agreed 70 Increase fhs rates ysosose4
in ths RuatsT-I-s Fsslsste os0. sad Z VII
perhaps - xepor;sd 80 ths senate sorrsr-
row The sa{e agreed On ~sa = faF a
2ys-s7as1s haai l.sa1a Wa1!&j al q igg
a MAJ sfnsn iasi OF sao nate
This Is aa igcgease oEef tha rates r. lbs
Ranuer kaii of nto1f "A yer cent TVS
would tx isae rate from Spokane az aass1t
1z5 and from fssiAnssn a. a-zs5f i.a5-
Runner, David 244er % y ala "aI.A.
Paul and Hamilton voted fes t5.s c4anges
sg the blIi. T9zss Miller OF ThuFsgee op-
posed, ard Sch0flaga failed - vote Oh TIA
different motions.
Action by senate Committee.
The meeting OF t.ss senate eo1nmittsss
ia considering the rate b.ll sac fsl.g u
action. David Miller. Of Walla waIia.
Immediately moved taa; The FAte Tor ths
vS-sa1'e GAsf 10 INV Ak - @3ft ttAk AAis
Se-Inils haul as1 a.. the latter - ~ the
max saataE rate. The motion prevailed.
Tom Miller obiect.fg. but falling 10 pro
pose u rate satisfactory 10 himself
Secretary Johnson was IsEracfed ~
prepare tire sliding scale from twenty
miles ca ss1 miles - correspond villa
these rates.
Tom Miller moved Ia4g section :. reiaE-
ing 10 fruit. melons. potatoes. onions. yege-
tables. haps. wooi. ste. be stricken, bat
there wa1 no second
David Miller moved that esrtl0a z be
amended TO make the rate g. per cent Of
the rate IN by the legislature tzo years
ago. Hamilton seconded he molten and
II prevailed.
On motion Of David Miller. tAe rate Ia
section g. Oh iumbsf, iAiA ana shingles,
Gas ordex4d changed 10 correspond with
the rates provided So section ]. The mo-
ton prevailed.
On molten OF David Mtler tie BIZ as
amended. saS recommended &c the senate
for passage. Tom Ailler objected, bat tbs
motion prevailed.
House Committee Does Nothing
THE house COMMITTEES wEA IN session az
he Aains itme. motion 20 increase the
rate on the following scale was made. hls
only tour members favored Il, SIX others
refT1.isEns from waiting.
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state So; 8fF. Fagx And il does seem
strange Tat a. the dawa % the t@sofie;a
century @e zaye - cesrne nere and Agat sor
o.? f'S1ts. J; Is strange irat tae railroads
- fot recognize ire rights o. ire people
aFfl ti< Lsas s.- Fssa - s1e.y - .ghs AID say:
! GA 4Te ts..sk4ssu. yca are Eor tie master,
- aTe TIE rrA2gree Our " = u4g4st - oSey'~
sf1'--Ara - hes they 60 slsa up ard say tast
she people aiwzys VIII AID shase Geuil@-
s1ec frae Railroad attorneys kn1w IL
Assistant Secretary General Vance asked
Gr. Fogg s. tee t'ansf~r bsu could not lie
Injected inta tfas fssiKh: rae h.I
az. Fogv was q re oT4n3on that each
could he cared fo- bst.er IS separate bills,
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- ,.. z.-.
no mouse curing the one-Eour session
taiss morning. CONSIDERED several bills on
SECOND Ffae}ng. tabled . motion BY Pat
teFS"a 10 increase me %asarlss OF the COM
n.l'}t@ s'eFhS' ana 'heh adjourned til this
-
AZ 0-iAs =. ts@"t.l- '- memorial from
re eie.A''.- - Co".'f1 county asking for
+ts"A 4"F r. "-Fef1HE the banks
" ~2"t''@ anu A-t"ls rivers k
So. - . 80 - '-s-
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PiGguu2er amended M>Reavy's motion by
rsovtag - locate IRE a0rle AT such place
IS small te designated ~ the state bcar4
q control
TIE aasesar1ert prevailed.
Claqp moved ins indefinite postpone 1ent
Q: the hiE.
Crow sad as there was To positive proof
= 4 guarantee fer the home, he would
vote 10 stpoue Indefinitely.
Van ba4teu sid ~ WIS sorry - sse the
possible defes; 81 ne bin. and he w2n.ed
TIA definite location al Seattle.
We-ourton % Pierce SAID his opposition
vas NOT 70 Seattle. L was a question 81
economy.
Hamilton os Pierce vas Of me same
ogialon.
Wiltshire sail The objections were tTiff.ng.
TIE policy II the state was % protest lJs
unfortunates. King county did uoG want
The institution. II could be loGa ted n Sps-
kane. or anywhere. bat it should Dc estao-
ltsasd. The small Appropriation here could
not be calied extravaganza. He mada a
strong piea fer the biz
DavIG Miller sad ,sa objections TO the
hi were trivial Il MS remarkable what
excuses some members would make 10
explain the4r opposition
AcR@agy sad lis opposition WAS due to
he amendment which had made the loca-
ton indefinite. II Il was located in King
or n Mason county he would not vo.a
against the measure.
The motion TO postpone was lost-yeas 10.
nays q. Those voting for indefinite post
ponement were: Baker, Clapp. Crow. Ham
Iton. High. Keith. LecTone. Megler, Run
Ter and Waro4rfon.
Tina MAS ordered s-rr0SSeI
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Had the Advantage of Him.

wife 1olni-ousiyl-I know where ye1
war@ iast a.gh.. s.Ti
Ig- acA s-5F)--T1e wzv car-t voa
EEL me- Can'; yea sec n = 10 mood -
- ~ ia s-.A-.1-sS .-I5sGsu1s Journal
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NEW BILLS INrRoDu CED.

Special Dispatch to the poS; Intelligence.
OLYMPIA, Fab, 2e--New bills were in
troiJcei II the legislature today as follows:
Senate.
: r. IA by Pres. OIL se6Dsng q hone-
steal and providing for TIE manner of The
selection or the 80 me.
: T. LIS. hg Amending tie 9aw re-
tatnE s. foreign corporations (secaan ?,
pays -. laws e iSsa1. max .re the sacre-
:arT ~ state - al intercs ard purposes
fae agent = 81 foreign corporations where
10 s. AeT agent has oesE appointed.
= 80 b. NoodxS- Prov dirk fer the
erezta1AIio0 ar2 r . a bon % banks.
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Meu.e Cenmissee Doc. Nathinx.

The house committee w&a IN session AZ
The Aame time. motion TO increase the
rate ca the following scale was made. hat
only four members favored Il. s.x otaegs
retaining from voting
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Falkner sought - prevent the oppor
tuaity 70 obtain Reconsideration by NOV
{ne the suspension II the rules and imme-
diate passage Lost.
Undoubtedly s. motion 20 reconsider VII
be made tomorrow. ard Il VIII very likely
prevail. after which the section VIII he
amended limiting the amount to be re
rnItte3 by the county commissioners 10 -
Per cent q the tax