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THE WoRy CT OoNGR 1ss. . .. !
Proceedings of tie Sessions of Both
Senate ANA House.


Washington, Jan. 4.-Soon after the
tenate convened Mr.. Lodge tAlass.) ia
.orably reported from the committee on
oreign relations the following resolution
nd asked for its immediate considera-
ion:
That in the opinion of this body the
inc has come when the principle. twice
ttfirmed in international treaties for
'entral Africa, that native races should
Q protected against the destructive
aitlc In intoXicants should be extended
all rnciyilized peoples by the enactment
such laws and the making of such
'eaties as will effectually prohibit the
lie by the Signatory powers to aborigi-
n tribes and uncivilized races of opium
nd Intoxicating beverages"
Mr.. Scwall expressed Il desire to have
more light thrown upon that resolution.
MT ~ it was about to be scnt to the cal
ndar the New Jersey senator said he had
10 wish to delay the resolution, and it
vas adopted
a resolution offered by Mr.. pettigrew,
alling for Information with reference to
he Philippines, was referred to the Phil
ppine committee. Another Of Mr.. Petit
rew'S resolutions. calling upon the presi-
lent for information as to the necessity
or an increase in the strength Of the
iln%, was referred to the committee on
lililary affairs.
In the house Mr. Burton C0.) presented
he river and harhor hill. In order to
lear the way for Mr.. Olnsted's resolu-
| ion of Thursday Mr. Graft lllS.). clair
| nan of the committee on claims. after
| tatlns that it was apparent that no
| lain bills could he considered tthis being
| he day set aside under the rule for their
| onsiderationl asked unanimous consent
| o postpone the regular order until next
| week
| A motion to adjourn WAS defeatcd-S5
0 JOS. The speaker pro tenn held that
| he pending question was the vote on the
| ucstion Of consideration raised against
he Olmstcl resolution.
The leaders had now reached an agree
nent that the resolution should lie 70
committed. Mr.. Richardson, the minol.
~ leader, formally proposed that thi>
ouHse be followed. Mr.. Olmstpd replied
hat he would consider the proposition
fter the house had voted to consider the
esolutioll.
/ Il may say said he that it hal been
i
seStnd by the gentleman from Tennes.
sen.'
Why net 10 50 now and save timc?.
lskel Mr.. Richardson. But Mr.. Ohm
tod insisted upon a vote on the question
# consideration. and the roll was accord
nglv called
The house voted los TO 81 to consider
he resolution. Upon a rising vote mo
iGn for the previous question was moi
lstained GA to I3-but Mr.. Olmstet
immediately demanded The yeas ane
ays, which We're ordered. Before til,
Jerk began 70 call the roll Mr.. Richard
On tried 70 interiect a motion to lny ol
he tahle, but il was ruled out of order.
The vote on the previous question was
lose. before it was announced Mr.
carson tN. ca who had voted ssNo,'
hanged his vote to AYE" stating that
le made the change as he had reason /,
believe that the resolution would be re-
ommitted. The speaker then announced
hat the previous question had been or
lered 102 TO 9S. This action under til,
rule gave 20 minutes debate on d side.
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THE sANCTUARIEs.
Services in tile Different Places Of
Worship Tomorrow.

Calvary Baptist Church.
Corner Fourth and French Streets Pastor, Rev.
r. B. Cook, d. D.
Preaching 1045 a M. and Communion. Hand
of Fellowship to new members. Bible school 2
.. m. Christian Endeavor at 7.s0 p. M, main
room, to be followed by preaching service at s
s'clock. Services are appropriate to the New
Year.
Church of the Kew Jerusalem.
Corner of Delaware Avenue and Washington
Street. Rev. Philip B. Cabell, pastor
Services at 1030a. m. Morning sermon on "a
New Era in Worship" Sunday school at 9.i5.
The First United Presbyterian Church.
W,st and Thsrd Streets. Rev. J. ]. Huston,
Pastor
Sabbath school, $50 m TO- a. M, sermon,
subject, "The New Century sabbath School,"
7.45 p. M, sermon, subject "The Ideal Christian
for the New Century-oneness With Christ"
Christian Eneeavor meeting, 45 p. m,
First Unitarian Chulch
West street aoove Eighth. Rev. Alexander I.
Bowser. Minister
Subject for Sunday. Jan. 6. James Lane
Aliens book, "The Reign of Law" Service at
10 45 O'Clock. ALI seats free. Sunday school
meets at II o'clock.
Fast Lake Presbyterian Church.
Twenty-seventh and Market Streets. Rev. Geo.
H. Trull, Pastor
1890 a. M, Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
and welcome to new members, 7.45 p, M, divine
service and preaching by the pastor. p. M.
sunday school. Up. M, Q. E meeting. Bibl
study and prayer service on Wednesday at 7.t5
p. m. You are cordially invited.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tenth and Lombard Streets. Francis Burgette
Short, Minister.
Communion 10 a. M. Preaching 1O.45 a. m.
subject fhe New Years Light sunday schoo
2 p M, Rev. John White supt. Preaching 7.3o !,
m, subject THE Need of Our Church." special
music by the choir in the evening. cordia
welcome is extended to all.
st Paul's NJ. E. Church.
seventh and Market streets, W. l.. s. Murray
Pastor.
| $50 a. M, class and prayer. 10 80 a. M, bal
tism and the Lords supper. 2 p. M. sunday
| school, $50 p, m, Y. P. ). c. E. Z 80 p. m. ser
mon, subj, CT, possibilities OF the New Year"
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
| Delaware Avenue and West Streets. Rev. Johr
| shape, Pastor.
1880 q. nl., the pastor VIII make an address t,
the twenty-eight new members who will be vel
coined into fellowship with The church. Com
munion at tle clcse. Bible school u. y. IN. Z
e. twilight service AT $50 y. m. aid preaching
by the pas tor at SO p. IN. subject Of the evening
| sermon Dead to the Law" the fourteenth ser
men in a series OH the Epistle 10 the Romans
| New Iestamen. baptism at the close. 'Aitc
Meeting in the lscture room 9 p. m, Specia
singing at the morning service by two cho!ts
strangers cordially invited.
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weity to vote FOR quay.

Wnynrsboro, I'n., Jan. I. Rcniamin
z. WeltH, one Of the two Republican rep
'csentativos from Franklin county in the
pennsylvania legislature, says that he
will east his vote for Mr.. Quay for Unit
d States senator on Jan. u. Mr.. Wclty
lid not participate in the caucus Mt Har-
ishnrg on Tuesday night when Mr.. Quay
vas the unanimous choice Of the 123 Re
rnhlicmS present, and his name is on the
ledge siglad by the anti-Quay lcgisa-
ors. Mr.. Wrlty acknowledges that he
,igncd both Quay and anti-Qnay pledges,
but That he has determined to abide by
the pledge 70 support the caucus nominee
which he signed before receiving the
nomination.
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New Sentence For Griswo1d.

Norwich, Conn, Jan. 4.-George L
Griswold, a former collector Of taxes wbf
is now serving sentence Of two years II
state prison for embezzlng $4,000 Of tho
taxes Of the town of Norwich, was pre-.
sented IN the superior court and pleaded
guilty to embezzling $4,000 Of Norwicb
city taxes while collector in 1897. Judge
Irentiss sentenced him to two years anc
three months imprisonment, the sentence
to begin at the expiration of his first one
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Wind HurIs Train From RatI.

Reno, New, Jan. 4.-Much damage was
done here and in this vicinity by ter
rihc windstorm 4 south bound passen
ger train on the Nevada, California and
Oregon railway was struck by the gale al
ooyles, 40 miles north of Reno, and was
hurled from the rails. -Four passengers
and three trainmen were hurt. The Sc
yerest injuries were sustained by Mrs
II. D. Dodge of this city. A baggage cal
on the Virginia and Truckee railroad ex
press was lifted from the trucks at Wash
ington Mills, south of here.
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Escaped Convicts Recaptured.

Albany, Jan. 4.-State Superintendent
Of Prisons Collins has received tele-
gram from Warden Silas w. Berry OF
the Eastern New York reformatory at No.
panock, Ulster county, announcing the
capture Of William Il. Masters and 10.
scph Hazel, two convicts who escaped
from the institution. Masters is an Erie
county burglar sentenced for ten years.
BY his attempted escape he will lose com.
mutation time and will have to serve out
his full term.
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California orange cron safe

Los Angeles, Jan. 4.-Reports from
San Bernardino, Redlands and other cen.
ters Of the orange growing industry in
south California indicate that the recent
cold snap inflicted practically no damage
on the orange crop. The temperature got
below the freezing point in many local.
ties, and ice was formed, but prompt
measures were taken to save the fruit
oI.1,t
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Baker Quits sepntoriar Race

Topeka, Jan. 4.-United States Senator
Lucien Baker has withdrawn as candi-
date for reelection. Mr.. Baker has is
sued the following statement: after ma
tHre investigation | am satisfied that !
cannot be elected. To those of my friends
who have stood by me / am under deep
and lasting obligations" This apparent.
ly leaves the nomination assured to ]. r
Burton
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The Plague at yIadiyostok.

London, Jan. T.. The reports Of an out.
break Of the plague at Vladivostok arc
confirmed. There have been 10 eases, Of
which 10 were fatal. Four plague pa
tients are still in the hospital and mum.
hers are Isolated. Owing to recrudes
ccnce of the plague Mt Smyrna a quaran.
tine has been imposed by Turkey and
Greece on arrivals from that port.
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Han1ey,s plnns Proeresain.

Quincy, Mass, Jan. 4. = Charles L.
Hanley, the head Of the syndicate which
is to build the 30 foot centerboard yacht
as candidate for the Americas cup de.
fender, when asked concerning report
from Chicago that Roland G. Nickerson
of East Brewster had given $4,000 To-
ward the new yacht denied positively
that such was the fact. Mr.. Hanley said
his plans are progressing favorably.
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Earth ,,;..,,.,

st. Louis, Jam kilograms ia m,
Post-Dispatch from Nevada, FL Dorad,
Springs and Appleton City. Mo-, say ;
distinct earthquake shock has been fel
at those points. At FL Dorado Spring
window panes We're broken and otlrI
slight damage occurred,
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Ohio's Oldest Married ra,r.

Upper sandusky. o., Jan. 4.-Peter
Stansley of this town has lived in three
centuries, and he and his wife are proba-
bly, the Oldest married pair in Ohio.
Stansley was born in New York in Octo-
ber, 1907. He has been married for IS
years. 1t is one Of Stansley's boasts that
he witnessed the return of Perry's fleet
after the battle on Lake Erie more than
81 YearS arn
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Fatal Ens:ne Exn,os,o

PHnxsutawney, Pa. Jan. 4.-Enginee
=. McMaftcr was killed, Fireman Pat
rick Squire fatally injured and Supcln
tendcnt John Miller quite seriously hm
by the explosion Of freight locomoiy,
on the McGees and Newtonburg Lunbe
road in Clear6eld county.
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West End Defeats Visitors.
Special Rally Day.

Sunday will be special Twentieth Cen
tury Rally Day at Asbury NJ. Il. Church.
The Rev. DR.. Burney Of Philadelphia.
win preach and Mrs. Fitch Of Philadel-
phia will sing. Elaborate musical pro
grams will be rendered.
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aurk1sn soldiers slain.

C0nstantinopi2, Jan. AIN the course
Of serious aifray near Ishtb, original
r.. in an attempt to arrest a number 81
Bulgarians suspected Of being emissarin,
Of the Macedonian committee, eight sol
diers We're killed. The troubles continue
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A Big Fire In Galveston

Galveston, Jan. 1.-The Galveston fac
tory Of the National Biscuit compan,
and grain elevator belonging to 10
kusch, Dawson & Co. have been burned
The loss is 100000; partly insured.
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Bargains T b e reduced E:
prices and dis
in counts have made
it interesting in
| ailori1g our Custom De-
partment. Suits,
Overcoats and Trousers from
a big assortment and Clothes
of all kinds with 10 per cent.
off the prices except on black
dress goods and IS Trousers.
No discount on the trim
mings, work or care in fit
tings. We have hundreds of
good styles and patterns and
it will pay you to come in
and look through. This is
a good time to have a Full
Dress Suit made. We make
them from $25 up, silk lined
from S3o. Some single pat
terms in fine goods at reduced
prices.
Closed evenings at s ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS
9th & Market Wilmington
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Norway Feels Emigration.

Christiania, Norway, Jan. 4.-The pop-
ulation Of Christiania is decreasing, being
225,729, against 226,423 on Jan /.
1900. Emigration is partly responsible
for this, 1928 persons having emigrated
from Norway in 1900.
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Lacemnkern For zion e,,v

London, Jan. 4.-The Allan line steam
er Tunisian, Captain Vipond, which ha.
sailed from Liverpool for Halifax ant
Portland, Me-, has on board 80 lacemak
ers bound for Zion City.
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New Rector will Take Charge.

The Rev. w. NJ. Jefferis, D. D., late of
st. Thomas Church. Newark, will take
charge Of Calvary Church tomorrow
morning.
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G.. A. II. Encampment.

The q. A. X. Of Delaware is making
arrangements for its annual encumpnrni
1T Dover ON January "A, i meeting ii
the arrangement committee will be held
10. light.
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The A1pha's Captain BIamed.

Victoria, i. G., Jan. 4.-The coroner's
jury at Union, which has been investi
eating the death OF the victims Of tn.
Alpha wreck, has returned verdict cen
suring the captain Of the steamer for
not having reliable chart and for at.
tempting to enter the channel near Union
without pilot.
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West Ends Next Game,

The West End Basketball team wi
play the Columbia Field Club III this cits
next Friday evening.
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Religious Committee Meets.

The religious work committee Of the
j. NJ. G. 4 held special meeting aSt
hight Plans We're discussed for tho
Winters work.
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Coal For Russ,on yyorshins

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 4.-The first cargo
Of American coal for Russian warships
has cleared this port in the British steam.
er Ferndine for Port Arthur.
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General BntcheIder Dead.

Washington, Jan. 4.-General Batchel
der, former quartermaster general of the
army, is dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-07

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. Il SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTESS the GUNS. ALL.AYs
ell PAIN. CURES WIND COLO AID q
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA sod
BY druggists II every part o. the world
Be sure and ask Tor Mrs. vvlasiow
Soothing Syrup snd take no ether kind
Twenty-Five cents q bcttle
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VIA ROCK Island ROUTE

To Portland. Ore. Seattle ard TaroEza.
wash. and CaI.fornsa points
Tuesday un-I April e Tourist
70 Portland, Saa Francisco asa lbs
Angeles < = D-tsCoAf. u = 4
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See our s Easter hats. Koher Millinery
company. Is7 North Main street u7-tf
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-. vvinslov,. soothin- srrnn

carrying a bigger stock OF trimmed hats
than before L@-lt
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Best bargains. best hats. best styles.
best prizes, AT K0her Millinery company.
- North Main street l7-sf
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have located OF the vest side = Asa
street IT is now known as AI4lineTy
row l1
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Cut prices on all our Easter hats
Koher Millinery company. 81 NORTH Main
street ug-1t
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Going to Topeka CT Kansas Cry tase
the new flyer o. the Rex Island a. -
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EASTER DINNER MENU
st Mrs Hawk, 2s7 \. Market street

At sErs. Hawk 2S7 =. Market street
From ~ go tos
Cream of Fowl
Lettuce Radishes Celery
Boiled West Perfalia Ham.
Sliced Pineapple
Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Short Ribs Beef Brown Potatoes.
Mashed Potatoes.
Asparagus Tips, q Ia Creme
New Peas shrimp salad
Lobster a IA Newburs
Couport Of Pears.
Garnished with California Fruit
" hole Wheat Bread Rye Bread
Apple PIE Lemon Pie
Orange Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Coaee Tea ButteTmuk Sweetmilk
lZ-lt
Caly Eagle. 6elvsgea. Ioc FER week
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Daly Eagle. dellveEea. I0c per week
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+ = 3 Z = & s & 3 +
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7 14s 4@ssss4 = - 500
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Lots OF little things Net only tho
necessary ones. but others that make
labor easier. Also many articles OF
beauty. We especially cal your attention
to a new line of hand made Willow Bas-
kets and Clothes hampers. Every shape
imaginable. starting at q quarter up 70
several dollars. We've the one you want
Lander Gas Mantle rrith r-irn r,n,rr4-
The news & observer., 1901-03-10

while we would not resort to the
cruel and barbarous means adopted by
King Alfred, yet we do earnestly COM.
The news & observer., 1901-03-10
Rheumatism -Catarrh in the Blood.
Trial Treatment Free.

1t is the deep-seated, obstinate cases
OF catarrh and rheumatism, the kinc
that have refused to heal under ordinary
treatment that B. b. B. botanic Blood
Balm) cures. 1t matters not what Other
treatments, doctors, sprayers, liniments
medicated air, blood purifiers, have fail
ed to do, B. B. b. always promptly
reaches the real cause and roots out and
drives from the bones, joints, mucous
membrane and entire system the spe
ciEc poison in the blood that causes
Rheumatism and Catarrh. B. B. B. is the
only remedy strohg enough to do this an6
cure. so there can never be a return O!
the symptoms II you have pains o.
aches in bones joints of back, sWolleL
glands, tainted breath, noises in the
head, discharges OF &ucous, liberation
of the membranes, blood thin get cas-.
ily tired, a treatment with B. r. B. will,
stop every symptom by making the blood
pure aid rich. Try this great cure ant
get rid Of your rheumatism or catarrI
forever. druggists 81. Trial treatment
OF b. B. B. free and prepaid by address
ing BLOOD BALM CO., 109 Mitchell ST.
Atlanta, Ca. Describe trouble, and free
esnGdential medical advice gisen. Over
1900 voluntary testimonials OF cures b,
using B B. e.. SO don't give up hope.
The news & observer., 1901-03-10
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH,

.'Our little daughter had an almost ia
tai attack of whooping cough and bron-
chitis." writes Mrs. w, K. Hayiland, of
Armonk, n. Y. but when all other
remedies failed we saved her hfe with
Dr. Kings New Discovery. Our niece,
who had Consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
and today she is perfectly WE'LL Des-
perate throat and lung diseases yield to
Or. Kings New Discovery as to no other
medicine on earth Infallible for Coughs
and Colds SOC and S1.00 bottles guar
anteed by all Druggists Trial bottles
free.
The news & observer., 1901-03-10

mend Something of his spirit to defend
and maintain right and justice, to those
whom the people have placed in power
and to whom only they can Took for re-
lief and protection, against further out.
RACES upon them. ''.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
FEMALE HELP
SITUATION
Able Domesties Are From a Drug
on the Market.

Local Labor Commissioner A. H.
Grout h having no trouble at pres
ent supplying men FOE positions. but
shrrc b a scarcity 81 nrst-elasa do
mektie help. He Gays that females
frequently turn away from splendid
eTers a. household helpers ana ask
Tor cief kahipn and ether occupations
hich they consider more Euuteel
In his report Just complied, state
f.abor Commissioner ". e. J., Adams
has the following TO say on the ts-
male help situation ia Washington
The demand Tor female help IL
constant and does not fucfuafs a.
does the demand Tor men The de-.
nestle cares must BE- attended 10 and
the hotels and restaurants must be
maintained. which requires help The
greater part q which - supplied BY
a omen.
The growth - our female depart
mrut has been steady. the Increase
ever ISIS being nearly per cent.
she positions Supplied were divided
between the several kinds ~ employ
meat In about the same proportion
a. in former years. little over half
% the total amount being Tor house.
aurk
The demand and supply have hsea
bout in the same relative proper
ton as IA previous years. which
means a continual shortage % do
nasstic help. while the supply % hp-
plicauts for lighter and more desir-
able positions. such as chamber work
and el~rkins have been abundant
quite number Of girls have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
rich men SHARED IN MONEY SENT

begging bureaus were established AZ
order "a get "A larger share of the
funds donated fof the rrief 81 the
needy.
The lahorinK people - Galveston
werr found iu fair condition. but
the poorer classes of Hraauriu eoun-
IS are still In great need,
In some small precincts On the
mainland. it " alleged, when money
was received Go prepare home and
furnish food for the destitute peo-
pie who had lost their all IN the
great Hood. it would De distributed
PR rata among all the families in
the district. without regard "a their
needs. and often people who We're
we'll t. do and had luut nothing by
the food. received a full share or
the relief
Thia state ~ Affairs has created
an immense sensation throughout
the state. and the legislature viii
push a full and thorough iuNvHtia
CATION and Try o. devise way ~
reaching the people "a ha wruuHfully
received money or supplies intend
"a for the destitute. An attempt
viii also be made 60 faHtru the
guilt on those through whose hands
the mishandlcd funds passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The examinations for positions in
the United States civil service will
be held in Seattle next month. The
national commission has instructed
the local examiners to hold eTamiua-
lions for the following positions:
Senior architectural drauRhtsman,
salary 1900. Arpil q. -. Is.
Physician In the Indian service
salary 81 900. age limit Is 10 g.. April
%.
AID In coast and Reodetic survey.
age limit IS 10 %. salary 1920 April
%.
Topographic draughtsman IN gen
eral land Office service: age limit,
not under 20. April %, "a.
Applications must be fled at least
10 days before examinations. Blank
forms will be furnished on writing
10 the commission Mt Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
the THEATER
LAW INVALID

TACOMA. March Is. - Superior
court Judge W. II. Smell holds that
the state law prohibiting the sun
day theater Il class legislation and
H. therefore unconstitutional and
void, under the construction that has
been placed upon the law BY the state
supreme court
Judge Smells decision Il made In
the case Of the state against Dean
u. woriey. Geo. NJ. Shredder and
Mace Green. who were charged with
violating the law By opening the Ly-
ceum fheater for dramatic per
formancs on Sunday evening.
In his decision Judge smell says
that under the supreme courts rul-
ing II h a violation 10 open the doors
Of . theater on Sunday for a dram
nfice performance or for anything
else. even to a church service. While
one may not use a theater for any
purpose on Sunday. one may use any
other hall or church and the owner
Of theater building Is thus prohib-
tied from having the free use Of his
property that the owners of "A hail
or OF a church have. Consequently
the law n class legislation.