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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-20
LIEuAL NOTICES

/
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting o. the stock
holders 81 the Great Excelsior Mr.
ing Co. OF Seattle, viii be held al ths
office Of the company. room IS
Bailey building, Seattle. Wash, %
Thursday January End. isQ2. a
? O'Clock y. m. "Wednesday, the res-
ular meeting day being legal hol-
day. for the purpose OF eleciing q
board OF live trustees for the ensa-
ms year, and the transacting o. anY
other business that may properly
come before the stockholders.
Date OF publication. Dec. IL 1901
ALAN ID. CAMERON. Sec
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF WASHINGTON in and fox
the county Of King. Flora B0ugh-
ton. plaintiff. vs.. Frank c. BougA-
ton, defendant. No. 3S97A sun
mons and service OF publication
state OF Washington 70 the said
Frank &. Boughton. defendant
you are hereby summoned TO ap~
pear within sixty 600 days after No
date OF the first publication OF shs
summons. to-wit.. within sixty ,sl
days after the 18th dag Of Novemaef
titled action IN the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint q
the plaintiff ana serve copy u your
answer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for the plaintiff az their Offices
below stated. and IN case OF yoaf
failure SO 60 do, Judgment VIII 70
rendered against you, according %
the demand Of the complaint whioa
d ~
court: the object for which this &C
ton is brought Is 10 obtain decree
of divorce from the defendant on me
ground that the defendant is q cas-
hrmed dl1nkari and has been drunk
one-halr the time. that he ana nv
plaintiff lived together, and also.
that the defendant has failed AM
neglected and refused 70 support ths
plaintiff and 20 make suitable pro,
vision for her and his family, ana
also because the defendant has been
guilty of many personal indtgnitles
towards plaintiT. and because de-
PENDANT ouarreled with plaintin 81
most every day, and because plain
tin and defendant can no longer ilNs
together.
The three matters herein stated
constituting three separate causes a
action for divorce as specified IN the
laws Of the state OF Washington.
sPECKERT & CASSIDAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
postoffice and Office address. room
n. Arlington hotel Seattle Wash
ington. ~.
vomber, 1901.
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ALGER ILL

DETROIT. Mich. Dee ,o.--Gen. II
A. AlEcr. formerly secretary of war.
IL dangerously ~ at his HON. in this
city and Il may be that an operation
for the removal OF gall stones viii
become necessary.
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Martha Smith Gets $500

Martha W Smith was given a YER.
diet yesterday - 500 against the city
Of Seattle for damages received fuf
injuries from y fali on Second av-
enue. between Pike and Pine streets.
several muntha age.
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sAilooN MY. ArrrNr1nN,

fAA heis-THp HalpnnE on Flrst sssnfse
HHer vac street uen huii8irEs sns neur
tara aud nHtuFra lease mar hs has -
- sraFa. price. g., 90 ana g. asa. rerf~e-
lively. % Whfeh anlnaHt ena.faif rar y.
t-la cash ana me balance when ywu get
rfedF. the best saloon EFst-~rtr ~ Seattle
today far the money We have e ssfar
.slrnn. rAuEins in rrios from q osD n,
taaHn. German American fnrratmsut
60.
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CLAinvoYGNT,

MADAM CAROLINA = The S,siii
known, wonderful clairvoynnt me-
alum, tells past, present ana IN
ture. names given paimist read
ingH ana cards. Csc up. 1909 LAT
ave: room i05 Green lis0.
tfnEstnes ia
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nox FACTORY

FoR fsls-infsrrst IN one q she tn-rs.,
AnA Lat IafinE bgK factories wsat ~
1fnne AApiin, running night ard DAY
VITA three frart orders ahena ratiflrsa
member of To- nrtn mot with a serious
accident whleh dlaabiss alrn fsersnnr-
entity, ard hls place must BE- niiea - :
HAn capable Uf taking rharK~ 81 IN.
efiles. Commandment Co.
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ON
Both a
|teasiu
|oundA
andsc
cd
|yeRtaa
| Gre
prices
OPr
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nes ~
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BCANDINANIAN- AMERICAN
NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE.
BUSINESS CHANCES
STRANGER ATTENTION.

Ahh Yea lprkiHE Tor q aafs and pFeafa bic
h1atnsss clrnlng iu HehftisT II -. ne
enn ofisf Aua any nunesf rtgulFtaE an
Investment - from 40 T. s. Go Ftafg
BUSINESS opportunity Thar passes fhfans Is
nHlee Mati stand the siaaesi lnx~ntfEa.
IN. sna - can place Ypg Is = hank
store, tHsfaf1. trfel. niti once o. III
TACT Ar tuelureNYug fnas prefer Ktnd.
~ csA ana ahrcatiEatr fseFusnn- A me-.
irsn fnrssftueHt Co, Tncafroratsa ara
Third avenue
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TfxMRs
IS -. 49,. -.
HOUSES ANn LOTS wAxrEp.

" = have cash customers for hoases issA
cettAses. stores and uaasiern aWeiiings =
al parts ~ the city. The oniy way .
fel your properly Is 60 adNsff.ss Rr4
A. We spend TWO THOUSAND Dol
LARS a month Ter that p4rpaet. q fa.
lows a. loEtcai conciusiou thAt Ne a.
SEA .. Last your property vim ~. All
our photos pheF Niil take a view" 4
u. which Nil ~ published Ia 'ha. toefr
IN all the isading newspapers Ia M elss.
GEI.MAN AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
ela Ihird Avenue.
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Red Seal and Iornbark Alligator
PockstbockN, az Finck's Iewciry
Store. SIC second avenue.
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foDofSo HOUSES

foH hals-Ws have a few hirh-rlasr
lolElng houses, nuf ths kird fhat 49,
usually hned with dummies end a Ia
Or cheap second hand furniture. rtt.4
expressly e. catch tho unaothisttrst.s
sfsnter. eut some established rsp.tAtle
ana Eond paYinE Investments that ~. 49,,
ss.'..,,., thss9 Nsfuan- American
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Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Book.
The season n on. Tel. Main 1863.
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haa

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itiesA
IN bv
wei
,roudt
Kate 1
sang 1
|iitanls
intei
lis I'D
the Y
Miss r
utial1
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deal 4
Wise /

Fell
les an
onderf
Anni4
ss "a
tlacA
atherk
X coug
|iiue 4
aassHs
ulltedk
wed
cord
rstryA
Blacks
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fur "a
spls
alue
ssssrs
auless
and set
count
SaleI
or Leaf
Ia sole
|iversaI
sassE
I}ltf
rirnnIst
~ Si50
price
or T4
splen
AMI
yVinet
|ndFw
table
ANN
sf4t
less n
|thcre 90
valu
Calf q
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ghottt
g2z6
price
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her col
valiIe.
HHFFEef
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DYNiN0 Am ct.rANINa

PARfsiAN Dye Works-wS cali for cIssn
preas. deliver your clothes Once tsI,
Firs, ave- Tel Main tOia
AMrn,ICAN steam bye Works. isis Wa,
ern avenue Phone. Main 7p9
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state Of Washington in and fox
the County Of King. Flora Bough-
ton. plaintiff. vs.. Frank &. BougA-
ton, defendant. No. 3S97A sun
nlnnN nrlA ..-l..--..-. - nm u. llnlI
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EUAN Dramatic school prcI ares pupils Tor
dramatic and cperatlc stage. advanced
pupils Finished ANA beginners accented IN
elocution and orptory. viii furnish plavs
and coach dramatic clubs Tues ana
Fri. Al Holyoke A
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hOOTn- wiuTTLhaEr nAkfpHb Al.
tiratt o.. established ibsb. basement 81
Halter block. TsiHphong. Main lbt,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrnAr1 a. TIrLn

THEMPER 4 40. mo. -.
Htrant 90, established 1913. Mining
claim abstracts. basement 81 the hu-
tuhi Idfe building
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DANolNG AoAphNiIas
DRAMArIc-orrnArIo sr,,oo,.

SOCIETY and stage dancing u "A
a1ik First. Green fAs0
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nnIassMAkEit-

RoYAL PALACE DRHsSMGKfN0 .'6-
1OHS-Ihdior and Children's -rattorIn
halny-pay skirts and Evening suits
fhtT ad ave
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20

che lr-t machine ana feed 5000 pairs
of trousers through it} You can. OF
course. You win be- ready and I can
depend 90 YOU Shall I speak 20 some
bank about your opening au accountr
"lf-lf-you could pay
"N0ul -et your first months salary
Ia advance. and u you want to use half
million can lend you the cash
That's aiI except thlt wen shake
hands again You viii excuse me- I
know, but I've got Co go out Tor an
hour or two. can again. See you
later Don't al me-"
Tho Grand promoter put on his hat
and oyrrcuat and left ,he office. The
tailor bad come Tor that dollar IIc
took a chair 90 walt The fire was
low and tho room was cold ana In an
hour h.s toofh were ch1ftor'us. Tie
stood II for another hour and then be-
rose mp and softly t.ptocl out aud
went down stairs 40 the foot ~ the
stairs he met man who queriCd.
"Do you know 10 that oll doadhcat
Major CrDf00t is mp sta.rsF
Gle vhas gone out." was the rcply.
"llave you been trying go collect a
bllT'
ayes"
"And how dl you come outT"
81 yhas put into dot Great American
Steam Trousers CrDlscr uUl creased
all over $1,000 pairs q day, uud now
yhas glad 90 $50 home m.t uy NE und
let dot h.Il -1 Shake hands. con-
graduate YOU. NJ. QUAD.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20
A WoMAN,s STRATEGY.
she Found Way 60 Quicken Lag
gard Lever Go Action.

AANh ANhfN W hfAANha
After the athletic Young man. resting
laz.ly On 900 easy chair lBl studied the
ccIlIn. 20 which tc was blowing smoke
be- replied 90 the pretty sister who had
twice asked Dim tle same question.
"Hess you know 1.ut care the turn
OF my hand Or women Pm saturated
with what Coo Politicians cali apathy.
az course . r.m.ul.r OBJ, Georgia girl
that visited us LAST summer She was
O magnificent creature Oh look at but
IN warrant she is just I.se thc rest u
them. ! paid her some attention FOR
your sake little 6uc but really I had
o. th.uk twice usfDr, recalling her.
Her name was Molly wasn't itF
"Tab living writes mo ~ % report
that Molly is going 90 marry Captain
IowEer of the army You know him."
and the sister tauk observations from
the CORNER of ONE eye.
"What that chgup7 The informal
feather tgajeI f.rt lrl ocuus'Ical 'c.
uoamus. What right has a c1nccItei
puppy lke chat % marry q woman Ike
hor. % drag h.r from garrison 60 camp
and from camp q. earr.sruf Don't her
family know enough % prevent it3
Good heavens Btss. you have influence
with her why DOM, you Interfere
"Aui -,t s-gHhel tcr uy r8'us7 I
guess r0-' rr-yru seem a-.tatei about
tle natter -y Scar boy
"No. .ts 1.t that Btss' Yet she
could So -ts blush rn rte hack ~ bis
ueek as o. booked orc the window.
-r- -L -ra f.'tIt coming 01 f5r sgv-
.-1. r.- -t tu-l Is -l.t thc doe
% says must -r south Or awhile"
an te never tas.f-t.l at this whop-
.r .l -.. us gushing u Der hypI-
critical sympathy. "lts couf0uuded
nu ares. hut 600 start tonight"
Within ~ minute. she sent this.
Darling Molly. he's coming. I told
you IN ind o. way 20 stir him up
Detroit Free Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20
THE GRAND SCHEMER
HIS TABOR CALLS TO see HIM WITH
HIS LITTLE BILL

Ths Account ncmnins Unsettled. hut
The Ciothing Artist l. Taken Into
The Great American steam Trou-
ser- Crcnser Company.
lCwusli laol By g. D.. IesiaI
Major Cr0foot had left the door Of
MS office open by accident. and as ne
sat smoking with his heels ON his desk
he was suddenly acgostcd with:
Il yhas come Tor dot lretlr BIN"
"What-er-eh-is 10 youy exclaimed
The major as Dee almost f.li ont II his
chair In getting up. well. well. but
this Is luck. Why. man. / was Just
making out a check Tor you. happen.
ed 10 remember that owed you a dol.
lar Tor cleaning my suit"
"ies. 20 vhas "a dollar" replied the
tailor us he held out the bill. "und you
don't pay noe Tor a year"
"a ycarf How time 1les, Yes. Il IL
a bin FOR a dollar for cleaning a salt
and pepper suit and u you had only
waited half an hour Won would nave
had n check Tor a. The check would
have been llled out Tor 500. Ny dear
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20

II WAS CONE FOR DOT IEETLR NIL"
man. you are one Of the few people
who had confidence In me when my
aortunes were az the lowest ebb The
check Tor a hundred was 10 prove my
gratitude"
'vbel III take him now" said tSs
tailor.
"Ah. I remember that salt and pepper
suit and the days OF my ndversIty!
sighed the major as he walked about
and ignored the check. You brought
che suit up here one day thoroughly
cleaned and rehablIitated. and you went
away saying not word about the bill.
You treated me as II had millions Of
dollars, and never. never can ! forget
your consideration. Major Crofoot re.
members those who remember him."
"YhellT' quericd the tailor as be
hooked at the bin Ia his hand.
Il said a check for a hundred" re-
piled the major but shall DO better
han that A hundrcdfold Is not enough.
III make a rich man ~ YOU. nm rut
you right mp among the mIlilou8.res
Tie more / thin, ot how you trusted
IN my integrity the more auII0u, arm
o. prove mv gratitude Tailor. shake
hands Tailor, accept my cougratuA-
uOns"
But how yhas hep asked the cred.
itor with % puzzled look.
1T was this way. my dear. conhding
friend. / was Just about 90 iucurpU-
rate ihe Great American Steam Trou.
srrs Cruaspr. with cash capital of ST.
e0O.OOo. The papers go 10 the secre-
tary Of state today Next week the
first machine Is set mp. ln three
months We shall have go ~ them AZ
work lu the principal cities of the
United States THE stock is supposed
60 sell at par hut I can get you $1,000
worth az $50. The dividends won't be
iess than 90 per cent and may go % hun
drcd For thc Gr.t machine ont we
want a practical manager You shall
have Che position at $4,000 a year
Tailor shake Wuis'
81 dou't u, how hc yhas." said the
clilor after q Emphatic shake.
"You dont3 That Us because your
good fortune has Tor the moment upset
you. Look 90 my trousers Look AZ
the trousers ol 900 fbo men Sou meet
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20
save gpo by Buying

McGee's &c Chill Cure Is purge
tive; you need no other. Largest bot
Ito for tho money and Is guaranteed
10 cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for McGeo's 26c Chill Cure,
Tasteless.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20
W. II. LAWRENCE
Dentist....
OFFlCES-Front rooms up stairs
over IIaswcll'' book store, Bryan.

PUBLIC HAULING have 70
good wagon aud team and will do
all kinds ~ hauling Ia town or coun-
try at reasonable rates. Apply 10 d.
d. Dawson at residence two blocks
east Of courthouse. a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20

You cant convince n man who has
dyspepsia that crime is not on the In
crease. philadelphia Record.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-20

II Is one Of the peculIarItlcs Of Wall
street zoology that the lambs are al.
WAYS bulls.-Philadclphia Ledger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
Happy Father and Mot her,

Miss Letitia FL"ray, well known in this
ci y and stat", Is une of may fortunate
subjects, bearing :iv ing testimony To Lho
HE saving virtues OF Prot. J. Townsend
magnetic treat ment and his npp;4a
when l wa, put under his treatment For
years l suffered from spinal iii cease mud
kidney complaint through which l be-
Game 0eiornle. was taken to Philadel.
ph'a Ho pi al and for months / VAS con.
fined to bed. My head and limbs were
heavily weighted nftsr ALL this torture I
was returned home u hopeless invalid and
human wreck My body was encased in
Il jacket of hard material and my head
leather straps to support my weak neck
and hold my dropping head In position. this
was my case wh.n l won't under Prof. j.
Towhsend's treatment. In iva months
BIO took the netn Ork off my head. four
months after he took the jacket off my
b dy. l presented l':0f. j. Town send
with them and he has them in his off CO
and In the lat two years 1t Is sIrprIsing
to her friends In this Ct y und state and to
doctors. the great and wonderful euro he
nude Of me after all others JAILED in Della
ware and Philadelphia II is wonderful
he cures Prof. Townsend makes Uf invA.
lids. Miss Furrsy and her father Davi d
turrey are known all over tie city and
state, Tallryyille Delaware.
Sufferers I prove what say I have
made the greatest cures In this CT , aud
Delaware II you can't como to me como
to you. Come and be made happy, only
cnre for is my treatment. The only office
In tho state, GIG HI z street. no agents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
TAKE IT
In TIME.
Just as Scores of VIII
Winston People Have.

Waiting doesn't pay
lfyou neglect the aching back.
Urirary troubles. diabetes. surely follow
Doau's Kidney Pills relieve backachs.
Cure every kidney ILL.,.
Wilmington citizens endorse them.
MIR. c. p. Davis OF No. 400 W. Third
street, says IL obtained Doan's Kidney
Pills in 1897 at Daniorth's drug store on
Market otreet. I stated to q representa-
tive who called upon mo inquiring fer
INV experience With that: remedy aud my
opinions Of 1t that they had helped me
greatly andthat had felt better since tax
Ing the treatment and the weakness Of
my idn-ys which was plainly manifest
ed before look tho treatment, had bsen
greatly strengthened. have no ho.ita.
tion In recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills TO anyone suffering with debilitatsd
or excited kidneys. Honestly think the
preparation acts up to Its represen atlons.
am we'll known in Whining ION, having
lived bore for so years and was engaged In
Blu inesi on Market street when the poC.
ulatlon Of the city was only one quarter Of
whit 1t IL now"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81 osnt
Foster- NJ ilburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sois
agents for the U. s.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION
Great Celebration In PrOEress-G0v.
ern0r General H0petOun sworn In.

Great Celebration In PrOgress-Gov.
ernor General Hopetoun sworn In.
SYDNEY, Jan. 2.-The city was bril-
lantly illuminated last evening with
unique and appropriate designs, and the
from stem to stern. The crowds gave
every sign Of rejoicing.
Melbourne, Brisbane and the other cap
itals have all been celebrating the fed.
Grafton on smaller scale aud swearing
in the local governors.
The Earl Of Hopetoun was sworn in as
the first governor general of the federat-
ed Australian colonies amid scenes OF
pageantry such as never before had been
attempted in the antipodes.
Scores of thousands of people partici.
pated in the demonstration, and gem
cral joy marked the occasion. The re.
joicing OF the commonwealth was inten-
sifed by message which Queen Vic.
toria sent through the colonial secretary,
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. and which was
read by the Earl of Hopetoun.
Shortly after noon the procession en-
tered the park, into which thousands of
the public followed. swelling the multi.
tho' thtt nav diCuuy uSscululcu vi tuS
hills which formed vast amphitheatcr
overlooking the pavilion which had been
erected for the ceremonies connected with
the inauguration. A magnificent sight
was presented by the teeming humanity
on the surrounding eminences.
The governors arrival at the pavilion
was announced by artillery salutes and
the pcaling of the cathedral and other
bells. The various chief justices and
cabinet officers were awaiting him, and
as soon as the Earl Of IIopetoun took
mp his position choir of 1000 voices
began to sing.
Three cheers were given for the gov.
ernor general, and another salute was
fired. Ten thousand pupils of the pub
lie schools sang the hymn Australia
Fair and the proceedings were con-
cluded by the choir singing a TIE Deum,
the "llallcluiah' chorus, and "God Save
the Queen"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-02

bers Of the house. Before the result was
announced the names of Messrs. Dalzell
and Stewart were withdrawn, and the
nomination of Mr.. Quay was made unan-
imous, and he was thus given total of
1.!3 votes.
With one present and not voting, two
absent on account of illness. all three of
whom, it Is claimed, will abide by the
caucus decision. Il vute of 1876 for Quay
on joint ballot is indicated. AS the
names of certain mon who had been
counted in the anti-Qmay column were
called and they announced their vote for
Mr.. Quay there was demonstration of
great approval on the part of the great
crowd plcscnt.
The Quay people are jubilant over the
result OF the caucus, as the number pres
ent exceeded their expectations, and they
claim that before the vote is taken on
joint ballot for senator they will have
many more than the number necessary
to elect.
While the caucus was in session in the
house chamber secret meeting of the
auti-Quay Republicans was held ut their
headquarters at the Commonwealth no.
Tel. At the clnse of the meeting the
p"'so Of IT," anticipates binding them
selves together to oppose Mr.. Quay's re-
election was made puhlic. The pledge
contains Is names.
Both branches of the legislature met mt
noon yesterday, and the feature of the oc-
caSiun was the battle between the Quay
Republicans and the allied forces of the
ant-Quay Republicans and Democrats
for control of the house of representa-
tivrs, resulting in a victory for the Quay
iurctS.
William T. Marshall OF Allegheny was
tic rhoirr Of the Quay forces for speaker,
Will" the Democrats and anti-Quay Re-
pulliraus were lined up for General VIII
Liam II. kcontZ Of Somerset. anti-Quay
Republican. The membership of the house
is DOB. there being Il vacancy in the Six
tcrnth Philadelphia district. or these l51
are Republicans and 10 Democrats.
Senator Snyder of Chester county was
The choice Of the Quay faction for presi.
dent Of the senate and was elected by n
vote Of 80 10 Is over Senator Nidlcr
lJrm.l Of Cumberland.
After passing the usual routine resolu-
tons and appointing committees TO wait
on the governor and the house with the
information that the senate was organ
lied and ready for business recess was
taken.
In the house the proceedings began
with the formal swearing in of the mem.
b"rS after which the roll call showed
three abS,ntcc>. Nominations for speak
err being in order the names Of Mr.. Mar
shall and General Koortz were presented.
As the voting progressed it was seen
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