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The state herald., 1899-08-18
First publication July Is, is9

lfir-t publication July IS, ls99.
Nutira for Publication.
Land onioc at Sterling Colol
July ID isyp
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed motto. of his Intention
to make innl proof In support OF ms claim
and that said proof viii be made before tn,
clerk county court atiIolyokc Colo on sept. I.
isq9 viz;
CHARLES T. IRWIN,
Hid as for the Sc q sec % tp7 n r iiw o,hpu
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiya,
tion OF said land, viz;
Samuel II johnson of uolyoke Col,
sylvester n ollie :,
Abncr Bfleming !"
George W Hume
u c FLEMING Register.
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According to the figures presented In
rsseh magazine the aunbsr Of per
soas 4 titled birth confined In the
prisons Of Europe 10 10000. OF thsse
Russia has the largest representation,
1900 es her blusbloodsd lawbrsaksrs
having been plsosd behind the bars.
Italy. whsss dungeon cells contain
thsusapds of neblsmsn, has won second
Dlscs In this hunilist,ng rivslry.-Ex.
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The soothing and healing properties
OF Chsnbsrlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and pesman,
snt cures, have made 1t great favorits
with the people everywhere. For sale
by F. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

6sas si the nsvspspsrs in this part Of
the ststs sssn 70 b sparing NO labor ts
boon Frontisr day celebration 10 be OBJ.
served st Cheyenne, Wyo., but have very
little 70 say about Festival Of Mountain
and Plsia 10 b held in Denver. Il u all
right V help make Frontier day . sue
esss but they should not forget the
Colombo stass oslsbrations.
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CHARLES t. IRwIs,
First publication July ii.isa
Nutlua fur Publication.

First publication July ii.isoa
Notice for Publication,
Land one. at sterling Colol
July " is,9
Notice IN hereby given thpt the following
named settler has filcd notice OF his intention
to make nnni proof In support Of HI claim.
and that said proof viii be made before clerk
q county court nj liolyoke Colo. on
Aug. 10 is,o, viz;
LENA Y LANE, formerly Lena Y ponncliy
HE 2il for the noA sec ~ tp7n 10 woihp.m
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his eontinnous residence upon and cultiya
lion OF, shid land viz:
Albert q JARVIS Of Helyoke TO,
Knox N Akin "
william Whitman
Frank McEiroy
10 q fIpAIsu llesistei
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First publication July 7 ls9o-No
NutiCa fur Fuuliuaiiun.
Land Office at Sterling Colo.

NutiCa fur Fuuliuatiun.
Land onice at Sterling Colo.
July 8 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlerhas filed notice of his inten ton
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk Of county court at Holyoke Colo. On
Aug. la 1899 VIE:
WILLIAM II. SHOW
II L 6ss for the sw y sec tp7 n Is w6th y m
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ton Of. said land viz:
Ira NJ Kepler OF Holyoke Colo
Gust johnson I"
Lester II Ksplcr "
Charles Cramer
DC FLEMING Register
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ave have seId many ditI.rsut conn

1--WE have seld many different cough
remedies, but none hss given better
sstihfsctien than Chsmbsrlsin's,' says
Mr.. Charles Holzhsusr, Druggist,
Newark. NJ. at 10 perfectly safe and
can 10 rolled upon In all cssss Of coughs,
colds o. hosrsepess. Sold BY +. X.
Eobiet.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
First publication June 30 ls99-No
NnuCH for Publication

ANbbLG llI uu4lLHEtuI
United States Land ONCE
Sterling Colo June ii 1879
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has iiied notice OF ais intention
TO make final proof ia support OF his claim
and that said proof Sill be made before tho
clerk Of district court Gt Holyokc Colo on
Aug. S. 1899 viz:
GEoRGET. GLOVER
u No i7s for the " y NV Il and W Il sw Y
SEQ 81 tp g n rti " 9th pm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land viz'
Walter bradford Of Holyoke Colo
James kinch
Ernstus johnson ="
John kinch
DC FLEMING Register
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cso0Asssssess frsrseaiags.
hclyoks, Colo, July ., 1870.


Sossd Dsa pursuant 10 sdjouramsnt,
oss - board Of equaliEstiss. prssest
>aii board Upon motion board sd,ouru.
u - board Of equalization To convene
- sAboard Of county commissioner.
The county clerk read minutes Of tho
asseiss held June 1900, and minutes
vsrs approved
The following claims ssrs allowed:
. II johnson postage 81 90
\ u Jslasos CO. sup,. 9. 10
u N 0srlssd assessor 100 90
u . Weir ONCE sspsnss 10
u B Weit sheriff fcss 20 90
y " besss postage. fees office n
essss . 90
h " ksves CO oissk re, OF 90
) II Smith 90 psysician 4 II
W K Bhsup goods for j s,tssd n
e J Hlsisr pos,sss = No
q Smith 20 supplies I p5
4 {. Shsmp kisjling .oas / 40
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tirst publication July es ispo
Nu,iru for Publication

NutIrD Tor PnbIlrHtlou
Land Once ut sterling Colo
July N isV9
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has rird notice OF his linton.
ton 10 make hnni proof IN supper, Of his
clam and that said proof will bo made b.forc
clerk Of tho county court Il, IiolyoRc an sept.
isp2 Vi,
HOWARD A BROWN
Ei92 for III. NV !. sec ~ tpsnrn woihpm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cui,iva
uon OF said land Via
Freedom spraHue Of iloiyoko Colo
Charles " Peter
John Crater
Oscar Troutmnn
DC Fleming Register
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PRS, pub'ica,,on Jun ~ i.W-s
flaBkR CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
NntiGa Tor Publication,

United States Land ofiic.,l
sterling Colo June ~ lsio
Setio. !. bctcby given that bernard ca,a-
nangh has iilcd notice Of Intention 10 max.
nnni proof before clerk of county cour,
% his oricc IN iiolyohn Colo ON
saturday the D day of August isp9 on tim bcr
culture application No isior the NV Y quar-.
ter of section No 81 IN township No m range
No isw 9th u M
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Office Of County Treasurer, Phillips County
Colo. Aug. 4, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that will redeem at
my Office in Phillips County all Warrants num-
bered as follows:
The state herald., 1899-08-18
J JuiysisW

Interest will cease On above Warrants af,.,
sept. 10th. i-oa.
v. N. Mcfnsanis. County Treasurer.
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a Painter 90 stationery 8 90
W r Shamp supplies for W r Nc
Cullough 8 AZ
Out West Printing Co, comfy sup.
plies AZ 81
Clara Henderson court stenographer 81 60
Jessie Jurgens juror II 10
y N 6pragus l6 IS
H Sutherland coal for ] Strand 16O
9 Bennett 90 atty 10 90
j P Anderson juror II S5
W M Slay co commissioner 900
d II Furry &" 6 90
l. P Foster 6 90
Rsbt White jsnitor 10 90
Stella N Sears nursing 7 White s 00
D Sears boarding T White 10 90
Claim Of W L Hays for ta5 dist atty
lee was disallowsd.
Motion carried that the county treas
urer 10 instructed to accept the face Of
taxes against the SWINE sec 7-7-A for the
year 1897 without the penalties and In
forest, the money being rendered for
payment before July /, 1899. Through
misunderstanding the receipts wsro H.
sued for 1898 taxes.
Whereas there 10 dispute pending
between the board Of county commits
sioners Of the county Of Phillips and state
Of Colorado and the treasurer Of said
county and the injunction proceedings
having been instituted, the title OF which
10 ~ follows, to-wit: The People OF the
state Of Colorado 1t the relation Of w.
d. Kelsey relAtor vs. e. N. MoPherrin
respondent, - to the rights and duties
OF the treasurer Of said county a. de-
linqusnt taxes due on tax sale certificates
IN cases where lands aud town lots have
been bought in by said treasurer for
sad county, and whereas, it is desirable
that sa,d dispute bs speedily and once
for all settled BY legal Adjudication, 1t Is
therefore ordered by said board Of ooun-
ty commissioner that the county sttor-
nsy b instructed to stipulsts with said
w. D. Kelley and E. N. MoPhsrrin In
the premises 70 have said dispute legally
adjudicatcd by the district court OF
judge thereof Of the 18th Judicial district
and get decision from said court o,
Judge at the earliest possible date.
Upon motion board adjourned - .
board Of county commissioners and in
medistsly convened as board OF squsl-
ization. Board Of equalization adjourn
ID to meet July 9th, 1890.
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The subscription price OF
DEM0REST's
Is reduced TO 90 n year,

1t tho whole general o.
meic Journal 1t much
peoples publication II
beautifully printed illustrated carefully
Department every far ahead that
contained o'hcr publication
tho other than ths
for postage and
NO BETTER years subscription, 10 p.m.s,
Magazine be made.
Remit l0o by chsckto to
DEMoRESTS MAGAZINE, 10 Fifth Avenue New York Ci,v
Great special clubbing offer State
Herald and Dmocsts Family
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tifst publication Aug iso NO
IlaBEG.ClhlgE FINAL PROOF
Nuuen fur PuhiuR,iun
Initrt states Land once
sterling ,nlu, Aug I isa
Notice Is hereby Riyos that Herman
~ bodon has nlcd notic. of his IN.
tnntlon To make inal proof before clerk of
district court OF Phillips county Colo NJ hla
ONCE IN llolyolc Colo on saturday the pday
of sept, iroy. on timber culture application
No ior then g = of see ib tpo onofrHw
lie nhwus aa wltnrssrHi
william ~ stout at IIo,SoLo eoi,,
Herman Poe ~
4 4 thuhir " 81
kraaiui JOHNSON n
DcfLEMisG Register
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF
COUNTY WARRANTS.

LII II.
Nice Of County Treasurer, Phillips County.
!, Aug. 4, 1899.
tice Is hereby given that will redeem at
flee in Phillips County all Warrants num-
as follows:
Date Of issue. Amount
: Nov. 4 1897 tiol 30
$50
iH
II 10
$50
II 70
" ." 1850
1850
-" II 80
e" 90
" l2 30
0 $50
1890
90
-" Is 50
I" -" is 50
Dec. =, 1893 II
7ies
Iol5
% 10
81 q
, 10 90
SIS
1855
80
10 10
12 20
May 1870 IL
los
D 0S
Junos 1885 IL 80
3 Is G5
0 ss 70
: og 70
3 IS
Q - .
10
10
Q . n
20
0 10 80
II %
~ %
81 10
81 60
10 10
II 10
go
10 o
- %
SO
10 20
s7S
71
80
Junes sw
i2
10 70
10 ~
II si
rs
40
II 70
II 70
II 10
, so
30
10
BIS
~
. Meh.s isa - 70
Nay ! isoe A7i
. juno o isY u 10
7o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

CJuANs MIST GIVE TIP ARMS
Cen ludlow fss1e. "A rrociam alton
te Citizens az Havana

HAVANA. Jar. 5.-sser Iussiew. military
commander az the district ~ Havana. to-
dag issuea a proclamation - the egtf-
ssns calling upon thsn 90 deliver Ia the
United States uutheritiva sAeir firearms
for which receipts wlll DC given.
Twenty Eve Caaas generals and ehlesa
met At Mastarho today To consider the
position nf the Cuban army. Among
those who attended were Gems Vidal Ia.
crets aud faAro GA bat Ger. MaxfA
Rodriguez. commander of the Ma;anxax
province, and Gen Memorial. commander
OF Havana province. were uas rsrezen.
document was dFswa up fnr alspasen Ia
Gen koSfikaeF asking Atra - cell 4 sun.
arni meeting - cfsears IS take a.sssess,
Hrst tlnaf tAe neea - s e,srss ~ mercy
20 eFeasae he officers ant prixmtes of the
Arn1v a. fT1aSe aew start in usr. ara
scccadiy. wifh reEAsa - -. lack az re-
spsct shown go the GAA2n officers ~ ira
people ~ Cuban and she Americans. wAn
iasteF has special references ~ thn re~
flsas of Tic municipal police "a saint.
Den sanxnliiy aud other ofseevz
TIE meeting today Fssilgad tf :, ,,sres
hours talk. critical aat nns unFrfxs7tf, 80
fhe Americans AID na disposition "a.
shown 20 assume an asfftaks~ ~ pyassas
or opposition On ta@ ssBBtrsrX a xtfs-
sngasss 10 5iSeand WIS Nx~gessa.} .,pe-
Sta&i money Was faTxAeo~ afnx 81 sfxn 49,
men composing the Cuban arasx a n~wr
start A. enc ~ taase present pa, -.
case As she .0sIFd States ea.ssegs tAn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Ambitious scheme az Two YeunK
Americans in Oxford

LONDON. Jan Tive yoa1ng Anaeri.ans
Msssfs. W. Fyoaalan and 4. ~ Baird,
merah~rs - the Oxford university. are IN
auEuyati1x schema sar the establish
Fssns of a college h..' labor Leaders, watch
IS attracting considerable attention
IL appears that they care especially
srera America 10 eSrry cEt the protect. Tia
cosisse Viii he called kUst:a bali Tnay
aAFe iStsed TIE Sfrbos hosase. an Q,A man
sion etsist 81 lsts. nsxg Caflss college,. ara ~
@isa be opened on WssAiuSson'a birthday
~ 4 meeting il fsxt0-s's town hall. ga1sst,
a4a wgii sccona;xssASts forty us%sA There
WI - ve cEVtsaary Servants hus among
tae ssS&sEts Will ea cooks aTsi sshs- s4yS.
ants. wAa wsil ges .$aair lizard grse IN re~
tara EST fsssE d>s' daily work TIE ~
FTzskas}e- q kSF2r tsusss WI! - svAfsASle for
study. Tha eattTe expense az tsn sfssts-sf a
Toy Hss~&. !e~3Slss sn6 sssstten waA es II lsa
rsF wee&. sIgsy srAeassoEa. fuis!arS ~;u
- sss@z fagtng tie Ssst two ysaArs ana 81
g sftszsats have aiFsa4g see-s seIessse ~4 so-
1se aFSt seAr, they ATr. "a TIE sas4sx ~
sss ssgssnAs@9E. N SCI sep&r5ag e Ia yess-
s<s9sve. eaentY eoansssors. es>sz.szsfx ~
parliament srAsle uazta 2sss ana fsaozrs
"so aaFagsgAs efaeAs ln ne streets All
Rsea 0FsAnsse c3G -
TIE can&s for tAs s-sssaa ara rruvsses
~ Af1aTsSStn atas 7ss~s oe Ja&z aaAxln. tre
ss@zssag ard wussse
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had nzssves ard foreigners - witnesses
that ths American forces recognize Dot cnaJ
by acts TIA: she F-ii2srxs were heaaxer-
ents. bart BIZ pu0siesy sAissi1g 10 Filipino
nag. .isg Il sriaansphazsiy sailed TO he Skis
bskore toe syes Of as n&s1a1a"
Agrsnelto then pCiszzssiy protested 10 the
razne Of he Deity, by waom - y anDoS-
erst to direct his brsEarsE tz the dasczis
task CO regeneyattos. a<sizsf ne sr&s shsSn
Of the American government and Fs1ter-
ates that be eoas.c protscs proof that re
WAS brought here On the understanding
tksat the Americans promised ban TIER CD
operation 70 s.x1n tBc-ysn4slze-
The rsyoss ssons-y .sadsr then called Up
on ell his gesacweres 20 wc-k tcxesfser WITH
<orce ard AFTER sxeurIng tfer that be -
conysaeea that they viii obtain a5so-
lutte undergraduates srgrd them nnysr 70
turn from the glorious fad On which
they hAvs eslrsady - far advancst-"
Naf. Gen Otis attaches TO Importance
70 the rnanlfesto- He says be fefls conf
dent thai the opinion q tas better Classes
CT the FIisosnos ID ssof expressed IL IL but
a. 70 wisesher shs Filipino masses can be
controlled and tne FTlIsaras army kept IN
cheek re 6oes ros ksso@. although nc hcpss
fcf . pacific outcome q the trouble
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GERMANY STANDS ALoov.
VIII Not Protect Spanish Interests
~ Hello.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The New Fork
asAats Zsi;uns viii publish tomorrow the
following from It's Berlin special CORE
sp0naent:
y an informed from an unauestionabis
source that after the surrender OF Ioiio
the Spanish general tried to induce the
German consul at Manila and the German
vice consu! at IiotIo 20 take charge OF
the protection OF the private interests OF
the spanIards. The two consuis wired
10 Berlin for instructions and received
the following answer:
The German empire. being neutral
power is not In q position TO take charge
Of functions which could easily be con-
s.rucd as Partially TO Spain. All we
eHdeavor to obtain In the Philippines is
protection and Unrestricted movement of
our commerce. Since we see that both
are secured under the United States flag
We arc fully confident that there viii
nsver arise q situation which could cause
" 10 dsyfate from the strictly neutral
attitude observed by as up to this day"
The correspondent adds that the Wash
fngton government has been informed OF
this declaration.
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ANTICIPATING DOWNFALL
OF SENIOR SAGASTA.


MADRID. Jan. TAT the meeting this
evening Of the conservative club. senior
6iissla, formally confirmed the previously
reported complete agreement between
himself and Gen. Posayseja, and made an
important announcement OF the consexva-
tive policy.
Senior 6ilvela said he recognized Senior
ozxasta's service TO thu throne but CEN
sursd tho pssnier's policy Ia Cuba, .es
peciaay his conduct with regard TO tho
war between Spain and tho United S,atas
He declared that the present cuftes was
morally dissolved and said he believed that
tho fall OF sagasta Was imminent
The financial question, Senior sglvria
said. he regarded as most important, He
favored tax on all personal property
the increasing OF indirect taxation ana
the effeettng OF large economies In PEN
sions. supporting the maintenance er the
concord with the vatican and advocated,
the Reorganization Of tho administration
OF Justice. freeing II from the influence Of
politics. He favored also electorate re-
forms and the establishment Of q ministry
OF pubic morks and commerce and main
tainea the necessity for giving power
fssl Impulse TO The Industrial resources OF
the eounsry. Regarding foreign politics.
he hsid that spains geographical position
pssciudsd her becoming territory gov
sfned by foreigners aiding:
we must. therefore. reorxanir. the
army and navy. 20 as 10 be tn a position
To defend the country in case Of necss-
sisy.''
In conclusion. Re declared that he ala
not believe Senior Sarssta was assfrou. ns
retaining office. The Ga hnaf Will meet to-
morrow and on Monday saSassA xrl so
10 The palace 10 notify the qusea regen,
OF the ministerial eslsta
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MORNING OLYMPIAN
NO LONGER SUPPORTS
SENATOR WILSON.
Influential Newspaper 0f ThurstOn
County Changes It's Policy. and Ii
Now UnalterabIy Opposed to
the Candidate From Spokane.

Special Dispatch to the Pos,-Infeiiigencer.
OLYMPIA. Jan. THE Morning Olymp-
ian, OF this city. which under the manage
organ, il now arrayed against the Spo-
kane senator. Business Manager g. A.
Madge, OF ;he Olymp!an. hardening to
the growing opposition in Thurston county
TO wisconsin. ten days ago caused cessa-
ton Of advocacy OF the election Of Wilson
through the paper. For several days there
was seeming conflict between Editor
Scohey and Manager Madgs, which cui-
minated today, when Mr.. Madge assumed
the entire control and management Of the
paper. TIE following card VIII appear in
the paper tomorrow:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this issue of the
o,ympaan the editorial control and man
age;usnt Of the paper passes entirely out o.
thu hands OF the undersigned 8. A Maege
who has been the business manager OF the
paper for three years succeeds to the en-.
tire control and direction CO the editorial
and business policy OF the paper.
y. Oh. sCOBEY"
To the Post-Inte'isencer correspondent
Mr. MaGge said tonight:
II 90 no, favor the re-eiect.on Of Senator
Wilson for reasons that will be stated In
the o.ynpsan. No candidate owns or con-
troas the policy OF the paper from this time
on. I favor the election OF man as United
States senator VINO loves his party q little
more than hirnze.k"
Mr.. Maage has been outspokea asaiast
Senator Wilson for several days past as
sorting fnst the interests - the Olympian.
identified as they were with those OF the
people * Thurton county. were jeepar-
dasse by opposing public sentiment here
and as.vcca1 ;r~ the return OF the Spokane
senator. II 10 generally conceded here tia;
'he Tsurston county members OF n. ieg.s-
ia;gre VIII not support Wilson
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FIGHT FOR SPEAKER
Is NARROWING TO
TWO CANDIDATES
Bellows of Clarke the Choice OF .
Combination Between Pierce mad
the hwcst-xNithdrawa1 of

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA. Jan. THE speakershp
fight, which has overshadowed even the
senatorial question all day and this even
ing IS still unsettled at midnight tonight.
It now seems certain that a coalition OF
forces viii ba effected tomorrow through
which tho contest will DO narrowed down
20 two men. That Guia Of King will be
one OF these Is altogether probable. His
candidacy is being actively pushed by the
King county delegation. ard his chances
of winning were never better than they
are tonight.
This afternoon AZ o'clock twelve OF
the fourteen Republican members OF the
house from thu southwestern counties
caucused I'm the room OF DIR. Sims. of
Cowiltz Or. Sins was elected chairman
OF the caucus. f. c. Bellows. OF Clarke
was Endorsed for speaker. and a slate OF
candidates for minor positions was ar
ranged. With the Endorsement OF the
southwest as capital to work on active
negotiations were Immediately begun by
Mr.. Bellows with delegates from other
parts OF the state. He made overtures
10 Pierce county, which had been dieker-
ing with King on the speakership matter
for several days. Tonight al 8 O'Clock
IL was announced that tne Pierce county
members OF tie house. nine In number.
had agreed 10 support Mr.. Bellows This
gave the iatter's candidacy a squirt, but
what value the combination will have In
tangible results Is Yet to be proven.
The combination between Pierce ana the
Souihwes; was TO some sxten, unIon,esa
for. II immediately caused the Frye and
tn
night 3, midnight Mr. Guile Is in consul.a-
t.en with tbe supporters Of the wha,com
county candidate There Ia q strong sent
inert aFDong Mr.. Frye's friends In favor
Of hss withdrawal in favor of CUE. which
Z accomplished. VIII give the King county
candidate clear lead over al competition.
senator Wilson'S candidacy nas been en-
tirely eliminated from his speakerahfn
nght- Following the senator's announce
raent q yesterday that he would not inter
ssre IN tbs contest for speaker, came FRA
statement that the vote Of Spokane would
re divided between the three leading can.
dgdates. Cue. Frye and Bellows Tonsah.
some ~ The Wilson following have zone 70
Bellows and others have announced ibsir
willingness 70 support Gu!e. The fact is
that whoever In elected speaker 81 tins
house Will be anti WILSON This n con-
ceds9 everywhs-s. Tia; Senator wilson
determined 70 scatter las votes arnonx the
three candidates for ths spsaker.n.p wa,
due 10 his reaisxas.sn Of the fact that II Ia
undertook 10 name the g2esksr hs wou,s
- defeated. To avoid this. re senator
decided 10 keep hs nznds Ok the
so~zks-shlo aght.
Tasrs - some talk 81 . caucus Of sas
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POPULIST CAUCUS
DOES NOTHING.
Rumors 81 . Deal Between Repub-
1fcnns and Democrats to Or
ganfEe the Senate

sTFcssl Dispatch 10 the Ppss-lnseliigencer.
OLYMPIA. jan. The populist men,
5ers OF the senate attempted 10 hold a cav
Gus tonight IN the Office OF he secretary OF
state Their purpose was 70 lay the found
alton OF al attempt az organization OF the
senate by the fasionlsts. The meeting
broke Up without anything being accom-
piashed. the reason hesng given thst owing
70 tAs absence % State Standardized Garner
u Whitman. they could 20. set
There 10 a rurnor here, which cannot h.
confirmed tonight. that q combination he-
tween the Republican and Democrats
senators for the orgG.-izstion 81 the SEN
ale had been effected. This is confirmed
10 some extent by thu absence OF the
Democrat, senator's from the Popuilxt meet
!uz tonight The failure CT the por.i.;sss
70 accomplish anything has had a eeur.s-
sing effect uToa the numerous fusion anpli.
oants fer positions In The senate