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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
NOTICE
Consolidated Coal, Iron and Land
Company.

The ANIMAL meeting of the stockholders
of the Consolidated Coal, Iron and Land
Company, Aud also general meeting un
der Section 1l14 Of the CoGe of Virginia,
will be bel at the Office of the Company
in the town of POcahontas, Virginia, u.
S. A., on Wednesday, the lst day of May,
1901, at $40 clock p. IN. for the election
of Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other
business 40 nay come before the meeting,
CHARLES S. THoRNE,
Secretary.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
Announcement.

To THE VOTERS OF CLEAR FORK DISTRICT:
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection as Supervisor Of Clear Fork
District, TazewelI county, Va, and solicit
the support of my fellow-citizens.
Respectfully,
M, +, NEIL.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
A GREAT
BARGAIN SALE
LADIES, Misses AND CHILDREN:

You will never regret the visit you make
my Sales-room if you purchase one OF the
nice Walking Hats, or Dress Hats, or a
little Fluffy Bonnet for your little Iols,
that will be on our Bargain Tables for The
next fifteen days. Never have there been
such prices in Millinery Goods-all Nice
Stylish goods-no cid shop.worn articles;
A call will convince you of the fact that
speak the truth to all. See the prices
below:
Hats worth S1.OO for 75cts., hats worth
75cts. now Scots, hats that sold for 65cts.
now 40cts., little tots Silk Bonnets worth
81 90 will now be sold for the low price OF
Scots.
Yours to Serve,
Mos RIFLE GAlJDIlL,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. L. W. Groves signstur is on each
box. 25c.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmOsQ ninine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold I'm one aay
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04

Educate Your Bowels With Casoarets'
Candy >Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
i0c &c II G. @. G. fail, druggists refund money
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
The ]. F. HURT
Insurance Agency.
Varnlsh Makes 0evOe's Varnish

Floor Paint cost &C. more quart; makes
it look brighter and wear fully twice as
long as cheaper floor paints. Sold by
John +. Jackson. 3.14.4m.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1901-04-04
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
OF TazeWell College %

offers thorough instruction and
training in all business branches.
Our methods of instruction are
the very best and our prices are very
low considering the high grade OF
instruction.
Young men and young women
thinking OF securing business edu:.
cation should have the catalogue OF
this Department and consider our
claims before going elsewhere.
Business courses for general
culture and PRACTICAL business life,
and special courses in Shorthand,
Typewritin9, Bookkeeping, Pen
manshir and Telegraphy and Rail
reading.
Address,
J. n. DODGE,
Principal,
Tazewell, Va.
onnnNnnns>ecessnGSGSSSSSSS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
DISROBING IN
THE STREET
Well-Dressed Young Woman Creates
a Sensation In New York.
lspeclal correanenheneel

NEW YORK. March 10 4 we'll
dressed and handsome woman about
% years old. last night thought 9th
street near broadway vas her bed
room. and Immediately began t.
make ptcparntlonH " retire That
u was cold. rainy and drearg did
not matter. it was bed time. she
thought. and that was oil she cared
about.
A crowd Of several hundred exeit-
"a people had gathered " hen Police
man burke, II the West 10th street
police station put In m appearance.
The woman had already removed
her hat. cloak and dress. and cast
them into the rnin-nnoded gutter.
When Harke's optics got the lady In
90 range she was struggling furious
Is to separate herself from other
guudrY garments.
Peg pardon. madame" interrupt
ed the shocked officer. hut you are
violating section fs7a of the corpora
tiau ordinances. which expressly
Rtipulates that no lady who 'a per
feet lady shall disrobe IN public IN
the igth precinct
Il am not drunk" said the wo-
man, neither am / a candidate for
a term in the funny house. I'm
simply laborinE under terrible
mental strain. For the past two
months I've done nothing but dream
about my husband. IIe IN Harry
Cortez the celebrated Harry Cortez.
You must have heard Of him
u have not" Hald Burke. deciae=
~ and such being the case, | must
ring for the hurry up chariot"
At the station house the woman
atill refused 10 return herself 90 her
outer wearing apparel All the In
formation she would give was that
she was the wife OF the Celebrated
Harry Corfpz."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
DEFEATED!

PORTLAND. or. March ik=-fn the
superior court 81 Vancouver ruling
has been decided against the Calum-
bla Valley Railroad CO.. In is inter-
ventipn proceeding % the Washing.
ten & Oregon Railroad 60. 20
condemn the right 90 the Portland 4
Puget Sound railroad, between Van
couVer and Lewis river. There was
no appearance made - the Port
land = Puget Sound Co. and the
defeat - the Intervention left the
Washington and oregon people in
uudlsputsd possession u tho ield.
The jury awarded the Portland 4
Puget sound o.. 81. 90 for ia miles
OF risht-of-way.
There y strong evidence ~ the
combination Of trnuseonttnentai rail-
road interests N the harmonious md-
fustment - the struggles for q track
on the north bank of the Columbia
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
NEW TORPEDO
TRAVELS FAST

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March g.
A swedish army officer has patent
81 an air torpedo 81 construction
heretofore unknown. and received a
government subsidy fqF exploiting
Il. according % eommunienf iun 60
the state department from Consul
General ausnthsf az Frankfort. Ger
many.
According 60 the patsnt apeeinca-
lions ths motion - ths pro- 5eetiIo ia
caused exclusively >. q fafee Whleh
10 dek sinped Co TIE torpedo little -
little from Ignition ~ gas generated
ffufu slowly burning material. The
pressure - che gas gradually bee
coming stronger prupelH the torpedo
by the nrrauKe which allows
the gaH 50 snrnre once iu motion
the torpedo increases tfH speed IN
accordance withsthe amount Of gas
pressure. The charge may consist
- any explosive. provided the same
= ignitrd only BY shock or blows
The initial velocity need be bat
slight az the torpedo la impeiind by
to own fufrt. Thus the disc barge
from the torpedo Hun constructed
Tor the purpose urcn HionH no report
or rrco1. and bat little pressure.
making the handling uf the device
perfectly sole
~ the trials made So Tar the tor
pedneH are reported - have traVers-
"a a distance ~ 1900 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
HOSHOR TRIAL
NEARING End

The case - the State -. A.
Hoshor. charged with grand larceny
upon the complaint 81 II. q. Tor
renee. wul x 60 the jury late th1
afternoon. This morning AZ 80 81
O'Clock. Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
opened the states case. reviewing
the points brought out during the
course Of the trial.
Attorney HUMPHREYS viii present
the defendants case this afternoon.
and bs followed ~ John Hart Whn
wifI close the case.
Yesterday afternoon 4. s. Kerry,
the we'll known iumbermau. took the
stand and related some % hts eNper-
ianeaa with n. q. Terrence, the com
planning witness.
Mr. Kerry stated that while he was
In Dawson in 1858. he purchased FROM
Terrence "A log raft for 1900. when
he went O. take possession " tho
raft. he found n number ~ others
who pnsaeseed bills ~ sale, iaFued hY
Terrence.
Haahor'a attorneys expect a speedy
return Of a favorable verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
JAIL
TO COOKING

ALTOONA. IA. March is-Mra.
jacob Henry. wife ~ mechanic.
prefers 20 stay In Jail rather than
gauk or da other house hold worE.
since sunday last che has been ~
the city building She positively re-
fusrs 60 leave there unless assured
nat Hhe VAL be FREE from further
domestic duties tier husband has
called On her daiiy and has used
every argument o. get the woman
e. return humH. bat al In vain.
For several months Mr. Henry
had complained II cooking meals
aud doing household work sunday
uiEhE her husband took hrr 60 VISIT
relatives at HoliidayahurE In the
hope that che would return content.
81 - taok after hcr household fuuc-
lions. Instead she refused f. return
home. ard insisted on passing the
Night o. prison Ter Wish Was grant
ed since that day she cannot be
Induced 60 leave the Jail The hu-
tharltisu are at loss as 10 what o.
30 With her. Mrs. Henry says
4 am tited Il cooking meals. and
cannot AFFORD 60 stap Al hotel, -
I am perfectly satisfied % remain IN
tau."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
SLEW The
CASHIER
Bank Robbers Bloody
Deed in Penn
sy'vlnia.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March b.
Cashier ehBH# ". Ryan, NJ the Hall
taK National bank. was shot and
killed by two burglars yesterday.
while ho WAS attempting 90 protect
the bank from robbery HE rlaXrrs,
Henry Rowe and evasion Keeper. n
LykenH, were captured BY posse or
citizens aud lodged iu San here to-
Erther with 4. ~ HtruloY accused
OF completely The robbers entered
the town la a buggy. hltehrd their
horses and went 90 the bank Level
ing Their rsNolNvra at ths employees,
tho compelled all to hold up their
hands. ordering the cashier ta turn
over the money Ryan placed r.
Ia a n4tcheL A. they started TO
back ont ~ tho door, he Ffuppled
with Keeper In the struggle four
shots we're fired. aud Cashier Ryan
fell. murtaIlv wounded. President
EauaifuhauRh caught Rowe aud
threw hlm down. Keeper ran out.
uut was shot ln the hack ~ the head
rs a eitiaen. and surrendered. Ryan
died fast night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
SAILING OF
THE DOLPHIN

Steamer DOLPHIN. - the Alaska
Steamship Co.. viii sail for NkRgWay
and Lynn canal points az o'clock
tonight. with IS passengers and a
fuli cargo uf freight.
l.. ". StefsHu. brother 81 the Sc
attic mlii man. ls booked as one 81
tha passengers for Dawson. He In
tends ta ride from white Horse Co
Dawson On "a bicycle. BE viii then
ra bY als1s down the Yukon to 81
Michael where be VIII engage IN the
shIlhuildinE business.
Mrs. r.. Rogers. wife ~ the OK
chief ~ police 90 this city, VIII be
ONE ~ the passengers on the Dolphin
tonight She q accom- panied BY Mrs.
Kaldrnn. and the two viii travel over
the zee 60 Dawson.
n T. and A. r. Iiadlry, who rep
resent large English mining synd-
icAta. are book j for krtrhiknn. II
H. Knox aud his sister, Mrs Clara
Knox. are Also passengers on the
Dolphin. They have been spending
III few months IN Texas. but have
large mining Interests near Dawson,
a. which they are going,
II. *. Goldberg, and hlH bride, VII
also be passengers fur skaEWaN.
They were united IN the bonds Of
wedloek last night and VIII so "a
skaEway on nu honeymoon trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
IN THE COURTS.

JudRe q. Meade Emory n hearing
the case brought BY II. u. Jackson.
against John Graf. to recover $500
commission on property which he al
ieEsa he sold at the instance ~ the
defendant.
The case Of Jackson ". Graf was
non suited this afternoon.
A jury In Judge Heifs department
Is hearing the case ~ T. q. Bird
against l.. e. Smith. brought TO re-
cover for certain fxturea alleged t.
have been appropriated hy the de-
fendant. upon HE removal from hts
Offices In the Pacific block IN October
1893.
In September last the case was
tried before a jury In Judge Benson e
department. and verdict was
reached awarding the plaintiff 1926
damage. This verdict was couaid %
cred excessive ~ Judge Benson, and
the judgment was set aside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
GIRLS GLEE Club
Will Give Its First Entertainment
at U. Of W. Tonight.

The Girls Giee Club Of the TINT
versity 81 Washington. viii make
its first appearance at Denny hall
IN the main university building. to-
night. About 20 young women 81
the school comprise the membership
Of the club. For several weeks they
have been practicinF under the d.
rectlon Of Miss Katherine Glenn, OF
this city. and are now prepared 70
give one Of the best concerts ever
heard In Denny hall.
At the entertainment this even
ing the girls will be assisted by Miss
Mildred Robertson and O. Nagnua
Schultz Of Seattle, and MlsH Sarah
Andrews Thornton Of Everett
Prof W. =. Murdoch'H sextette Of
uandollns and guitars VIII appear
on the program. The entertain
ment win end with social dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

watch and a set ~ resolutions culaKH
iainn hia services aa speaker
The bin 70 give 20 Seattle, for A
boulevard. lands which may be unz
covered BY lowering at Lake Wash
iuEtan by the ship canal, was In
definitely postponed n had pass
ed the senate.
\ aonHa tton was created Ia the Heus
ate by a conflict between Senator
ruth. 81 ThuTHtdn county. aud Rep
ruasntatlYe EaAterday. Of Pierce
county as "a result ~ the postpone
ment OF the hill 20 repeal the prea-
eni libel law Mr. EaHferduy. whom
h. saw his hlll was beaten, walked
over e. Senator Ruth. called him n
liar and accused him ~ violating al
legged promises 20 support the hill.
ON Ruth replying sharply Easter
day struck him In the face. Ruth
was ~. and sitting down when as
anultrd tIc tried % got up. hat was
held rs friends. Adjournment was
taken until evening when EaHterdhy
appeared and apol0Eizrd. tliH apal-
oFy was accepted. on motion of AFR.
hufh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
To
HIS DEATH

TRENTON. ~. o., March i5.-A
crushed aud mangled body found on
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks last
night Is believed TO be that OF a
thief caught picking pockets on the
Pennsylvania Southern express, ana
who Jumped from the train 10 ea-
cape capture,
Two well-dressed men boarded
the train at Philadelphia. Later a
passenger discovered one OF them
removing papers from his pocket.
lie grabbed him. Other passengers
and the pieknoeket's comrade en-
gagged In a scunle. Both thieves
freed themselves and made rush
for the rear platform. one of them
Jumped off. The other was draggcd
back into the car. The passengers
found that they had been relieved
Of about $50 I'm 30 minutes.
The captured plckpocket wns
brought To Jersey city hut was al
lowed TO Eo, as none Of the passen-
gers could make n complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
LED AWAY
FROM HOME
Nettle Barnett, a IS Year
Old Tacoma Girl
Disappears.

II. r. barnett. resident Of Ta-
coma. today solicited the aid OF the
local police 10 assist him I'm locating
hia daughter. Settle barnett, aged
rs, She disappeared from her home
on "wednesday, March 8. and hna not
been seen or heard from since. Mr.
Barnett arrived Ia the city last night
and has left Is description 81 HE
daughter with the authorities. Ha
has reasons tn believe that she iH
hiding Homswhe Ia Seattle
In this report LETT with tho police,
Mr.. burnett states that be thinks
that his daughter WAS rnucsd away
from her home. itt claims q have
desc ripfluua 81 two persons with
whom be believes she loft Tacoma.
When seen at headquarters today
Mr. Barnett told the following story
regarding the mysterious disappear
anec uf hia daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
DAWSON RATES
Discussed Yesterday by the Steam
boat Men.

The Alaska Steamship Association
met yesterday afternoon and dia-
euSsed business IN general and cH-
peei0lly through freiEht and passeu-
ger rates Co Dawson. The trouble
seems 80 be with the White Pass 4
Yukon Railway Co This company
= IN a position 50 dictate TO the
eamship companies running from
seattle 20 Lynn canal. They can
control the business from SkHEWny
20 Dawson. THE rate decided upon
for through tarin was ain0 FOR a
continuous paFsa ge aud fiaa for an
limited tickets Freight win BE-
from gtAe 70 tsaa per ton
Gen. Manager Hawkins. Of the
White Pass read. VIII render his de-
cision on the matter today. The
whole through rate depends upon
his decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
pa Not know Men.

she vas not very intimate With
any huy or man that ! know OF
She had been at home for the past
tUu months. ard was very attentiy 2
90 her household duties She never
made one statement that would lead
IA - believe that she VA diaHafiss
ned with her home and intended -
ieava am 81 the opinion that some
man Induced hef - leave, upoa the
promise % money and fine clothes.
My daughter always kept good com
panY. and her friends believe that
she v being detained snmew here
against her viii II might be pos
rihle that nhs was kldnaped. ne
Tacoma police are king on the
case and hsllsvs win set Be- able
10 locate my daughter"
Police VIII Search
The police uiii today uakea search
~ hotels and lodging houses IN the
sendsrtnln district. o. ascertain n 4
airi answering the description =
Raruett's daughter has been in this
city. The ftaruett Etrl r. said 20 BE-
pretty Ter father returned 10 Ia
coma tbs afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
CHAINED DOWN
THE ENGINES

ANDERSON. Ind, March i5.-The
engineers on the Chicago a south
eastern railroad have compelled thu
company 10 pay hack wages 10 all
the men along the line.
Tho Chicago A. Southeastern is
known as the tramp railroad" TIL
company was two months behind
with the train men and section men.
and the engineers put out their fires
and chained the drivers 20 the track.
They kept the engines this way for
three days.
Tho company finally offered 20
settle with the engineers II they
would return 70 work, but the com
mittee said they would not turn a
wheel until every man on the road
was paid. The company had 10 ac-
cede. and the pay car made It's trio
yesterday afternoon. Trafne Is again
resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
LABOR TEN PIE.

The beginning OF construction on
the long talked Of and much worked
for labor temple is now an assured
fact It became such last Monday
night. when the Seattle Labor Tenn
Pile Association was formed. The
p men chosen as the first hoard Of
trustees have assumed "a heavy re-
sponsibiiity Personal nc luBiutance
with these men satisfies the writer
that they realize the maEnltnrc 81
the task thoy have undertaken and
are equal to IT, They hgve the
hearty cooperation OF every union
man and woman In eca .tle. and ~
they receive II organized labor "a
year hence VIII not be chronic house
but independent landlords. dwelling
together under one rOof, as happy
IA SALLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
she GETS A
new TRIAL

san FRANcIsco, March IL
~ cordslia Botkin. who was con-
sieted % killing Mrs. J. r. DunnlnS
y lsas. BY sending her a poisoned
bafsags q candy. has been granted
ees trial. The California supreme
fszrt thus sHspends here sentence Of
fzs Imprisonment. Mrs Dunning re-
s-iFed the candy By mail at her
sens N Dover, Del. She innOcentlY
e o. y and died In agony. Several
niFnas, who tasted the poisoned
sNerts, had q narrow escape from
1saAn- The parcel was traced
.nf9sxh the mails 20 San Francisco.
80 Mrs. Botkin was identified BY a
..ztx az the person who bought the
..<naT. II was shown that Mrs. Bot
a'a and the husband 81 Mrs. Dun
rr'nf were intimate, and that Mrs.
ieikin vas Jealous " Mrs. Cunning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
GERMANS
IN CHINA
Immense Appropriations
for Undertakings.

BERLIN. March is.=ln tho reich
stag today a blH wna read 20 Hp-
puuuriate ia oa1 ela marks Tor the
German expedition ia China. Ia a
discussion Premier uueidw explain
ed that the negotiations between
China and the powers we're making
slow progress. when the German
troops wiii faava Fekln j. set an
decided ~ u pnly said We WlH
depart 81 soon aH We set sufficient
guarantees. hoping never 10 re-
turn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
|NHUMAN CHILD BEATERS
RECEIVE JUST SENTENCES
'udse Emory Makes Quick Work of the Arlington Woman
and Her Husband.

~. Maud Arlington, the child
was this morning sentenced
z 'utge Emory 10 one year in the
ss''y iaiI--the maximum sentence
..lsF the charge. Her husband, who
rsessed that he had not witnessed
assault, got or with 10 months.
~ work was made of the cases.
n, Afhngiona appeared IN court
80. ~. 800. and entered a plea Of
sn =. d. Hughes, appearing "a
49, offered words IN their be-
Just sufficient to discharge the
which befell him as q member
~ ~ oar, ana Assistant prosecuf-
/, ~ ,,,s.s.y.Iney faben presented a brief
'<ifd ' 'a'f "hi5h s'u-
Arlinet6n woman, when ask
49, salK4 Emory Why sentence
~ fnf be imposed, arose and
~ Nas being groasly persecut-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

ed. though confesslnr her brutal as
Eault upon the child Lizzie.
Next, John Arlington. her coward
husband. got up and said that he
had not witnessed the attack upon
the unoffendinR lite girl.
The sentence imposed brought gem
eral satisfaction 10 not only the 30
odd neighbora u the guilty pair who
were present at the trial, but TO
every one who knew the clrcum-
stances 81 the unusual case.
After the Arlington woman had
been safely housed in the tank, sew
eral former women usiRhbors follow
Cd her as far as the outer bars. with
the intention q reViling her. The
child -beater, however, quickly sought
aecluaion IN cell. -Four Of her com
pnulOns iu the tank are cOlOred wOm-
en-. who assert IN no mild terms that
they viii discipline their miserable
fellow prisoner and make her human
at least while she Is among them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
THE DUEL OF
COUNT B0NI

PARIS. March 1.-THE Caatcliauc
aud Hodhyn duel iH expected 90 b.
fought tomorrow Count Dion II
and n nliVel. Il ID said have been
named as seconds. Count eaHtei-
lane in about town today huf rHtir
cent regarding the affair H1daYh
has named pistols AZ tho weapons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
IMPORTANT.

An important decision was rend-
cred In the superior court today ia
the state eN rel. Fulton Market vs..
Thomas Cam. justice Of the peace.
calling the defendant 10 show why
a mandate should not be Issued
against him for charging 81 for FL
ing suits through his court. The
superior court held against the Jus
ticeH and hereafter only statutary
chnrpna cnn be mnde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
The Fathers story

My little giri Nellie. who left
honc suddenly a week hgo Last We'd
nesdaY, has never Reuu very much
~ the world. and WaH very easily
led. She MAS but Is years 70 age. I
nm certain that some elder person
entired her away. ar aha would never
have left ! was told ny persons 8 h
know my daughter. that che Was
seen % take boat fog Seattle. That
IL the reason that led me 20 ask the
chief 20 police x thia city e. assist
In locating her. Settis NaH q good
Elrl. and 1 believe she would write
and let us know where she q u some
person has not Influenced her not 20
do 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Paying Taxes.

The county 1reasurer's Office
today Ewarms with ax-payers avail
ing themselves Of the last day offer
ed IN which 20 receive per cent re-
bate on all real property taxes paid
In advance.
The tax receipts Of the past week
exceed any week In the history Of
the Office. The average daily re-
ceipts for the past 10 days have been
over $40. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
AT .YMPlA.

OLYMPIA. March ib.-The leglsla-
ture adjourned early this morning.
The closing hours were exciting, as
usual.
The house finished up It's calendar
about O'Clock lnst night Then
came the Introduction Of a set Of
humorous resolutions. They roeited
that Speaker Aibertson had repeat
edIy throttied members and depriv-
ed pnsterity Of many gems OF ora
tory, and concluded by declaring Mr..
Albertson removed from Office. Aft
er a facetious debate, the resolutions
were adopted, after which Mr.. ALB
erfson was presented With a 1na gold