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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Amelia Bullmer Suffers Excruciat.
ing Pain by Bones Ieav-
ing Socket.
COULD NOT CLOSE HER. MOUTH.
Skill of City Hospital Physicians
Required TO Reset the Bone
and the Girl Returns
10 Work.

Miss Amelia RuIlme-. who lives at No.
452s Nebraska avenue and Is employed al a
canaymasing establishment at sixth and
Market, streetE. yawned her Jaw out OF its
socket yesterday morning
II required ell the physical skll OF Doctor
Collins al the City Hospital TO get the jaw
hack into place. Her face Is stIll sore ard
Is svathed IN ~bandages. but she can talk
MISS BuTmer has for a number % years
been smpioycd in the chocolate department
Of the candy concern. Yesterday morning
she arrived at her place OF work very
sleepy.
The lines OF rip Van Wrinkle Was a
Lucky Man" were evidently running
through her mind and she gave them express
sion in a tremendous yawn. As FAR as .he
yzru was concerned II was very enjoyable,
but when the time came 70 quit. Mlss
Bul!mer found. to her horror. that she
could not close her mouth.
Il was locked. and. worst Of an. she could
not tell her troubles to her companions. Ii
was a case OF suffer in painful silence.
Finally. by the aid OF signs. she vide
her friend. Miss Johann Birnier. LSr-
STAN that something was the matSr Sch
her jaw. The muscles by that time we're
rapidly swelling, and the pain was excru-
ciatlng.
Miss B'rnier hurried her 20 the City Dis
pensary. but they could do nothing for the
suEsrer. and she was hurried TO the city
Hospital. where Doctor Collins. after con-
siderable labor. forced the jaw back into
its sockets.
Il was some time before Miss Bulimer
could express herself. Doctor Collins
swathed her jaw in bandaecs 10 relieve the
swelling. and Miss Bullmer returned 20 her
work.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

corning the history OF the creation and the
aeiuge- In the Ntppur Temple library. It
mas been ascertained. tho originals from
which these copies were made, are TO b
earth them. ana thus 10 obtain a complete
record OF events, told OF only IN part by
the AssyTiSn copies.
The tablets recovered from the great IL
ian history 10 10 the time Of Abraham
Data nave been gathered regarding the DIFF
ieIeut King Who reigned in Nippur. or
Who let records Of their activity in the
destruction and restoration OF buildings
some Of the tablets belong to the period
B. q sing Sara'u l. who Feisnea 10
BABTDONIAN PUBLISHERS.
Tablets we're also recovered Of n later
date. bat tAey were found Ia the upper
stratum. 3.om years on top OF the library.
In one room not far from the ruins OF the
library. and n an upper stratum. we're
found evidences that in that place. about
f25 Z. g. there hourished n prominent and
influential p~ubltEhiug-huuse. known 10 the
trade a. Msrashu sons ~ Nippur. Its bus
ross vas the publication Of commercial
document and u existed throughout the
Iclrns Of ArfnNerxes and Darius II
Among other things Professor Hiiprecht
idenuned the river Chebar. on the banks =
which Fzekisl Sa~ his vision and comfgrted
his pconle IN their exile. IL was a large.
navigable canal Of the City OF Nippur. Inc
place has also been found where Nebuchad-
neZ=ar quartered the children Of Israel In
their exile In digging for the city walls
Hilprrcht discovered an enormous structure
which belonged 70 the Fifth Millennium
before the Christian era II was go feet
long and the floors were paved with brick.
other important antiquities were found In
Its ruins.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
LARGEST POST FROM CHICAGO.
[. :. Grant. No. 2s, Led the Wash
ington G.. 4. r. Procession.
RFPrRILc sPFc1AL

REFCBLIC sPEC1AL
Washington. Oct. 1.-The largest indi-
vidual body OF men in the parade OF vet
Grams Wednesday was the L. 5. Grant
Post. No. 3. OF Chicago. which led the
prCcsssion. and with its drum crops Of sew
entcen veterans. acted as a personal escort
- H. II. Trimble. department commander.
There were so members - this post IN
line by actual count
one OF the members OF the post was the
hate General John a Logan Mrs. Logan
takes great Interest IN the band ana cheered
them as they passel in review. Wednesday
evening she ~recc;vei them at her home.
The Illinois apartment had between 1000
and 200 men IA line.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
MEMORIAL SERVICE AT oDEoN.
Knights of Columbus Will Com
memOrate Departed Members.

ST. Louis Council No. 81 of the Knights
OF will hold memorial services
Brother Simon J. Orn; ID. D.. and Brother
John G. FennesEy. TEis Ill b the first
memorial service held by the order In Mis-
fourL
Attorney James Graham OF s~arinehe.d.
Ill. viii deliver the memorial address
Many Catholic clcrgymen viii be at the
has been arranged
Among those who will participate In the
service are Professor Louis J. Dubuque.
Misses Agnes and Laura Cowen. James J..
Rohan. JoEn s. Leahy. John Rohan and
the X. Of g. quartet The service will
close with praye by the Reverend Aiexan-
der F. Mercer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
GOVERNOR CRANE AGAIN HURT.
Thrown Out of Vehicle While
Driving With Friend.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SFEEIAL
Pittsheld. Mass. Oct. u.-Goy>rnor W.
Murray Crane narrowly escaped serious IN
jury in a runaway accident this afternoon
IN company with Melvin o. Adams Of Bos-
ton. the Governor was driving to his homo
In Dalton, when the carriage pole broke.
Mr.. Adams. when he saw that an aeci>
dent wrs Inevitable. Jumped from the car
rage. but Governor Crane, who was drfv-
ing. held on to the reins until he was
thrown. He was able. however. TO walk TO
his home and Doctor WI Paddock was
summoned. An examination showed that
no bones were broken. but the Governor
was badly shaken up.
Governor Crane rode In the carriage with
President Roosevelt when the latter re-
celved a toss. as a result OF which he Is now
confined TO his room IN the White House.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
CARNIVAL CLOSES TONIGHT.
Confetti Ball viii Be Given in tie
Hall at Lemp's Park.

Tn carnival taia last night at Lemp's
Park drew a large crowd This successful
carnival viii be brought TO q close tonight
With a brilliant pyroteehsical display The
tlnue the Cycle-Dazzls act in the Sta
dunn during the rest OF the engagement
on account Of the serious accident which
befe1 Miss Matte Nail last Friday night.
Miss Marte Yokes sgreed TO AXE Miss
Eailrs place and ride the relay races IN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
REIcHSTAG MEETS TUESDAY.
Tariff to Be Principal Subject for
Consideration.

Berlin. Oct. 1.-THE Reichstag reassenn-
bles Tuesday for its last session before the
general elections of 1900. The tariff ex-
cludes all other subjects from practical con-
federation. with the exception OF the an
nuai finance bills and interpretations Of the
Ministry on the rise IN the price OF meat
and the Polish Incidents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
THIEVES MADE RICH HAUL.
Got $15,0c9 Worth of Jewelry AMI
$TG0 From One House.

Short Hills. y. J.. Oct. u-FIfteen thou
sand dcllsrf worth CT Jewelry and 500 In
money were stolen last night from the
country residence Of Arthur COppeii. a
banker OF New York. The thieves conduct
ed their operations so quietly that none OF
the household was awakened.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

and Dougherty during the rest OF the car
nival.
The gates to-day viii open at noon and
will not close until midnight A grand con-
fsttI bail In the large hall WIN close the
carnival. The floor win be cleared for the
dancers at 9 o'clock
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE
Liners to Run Between Halifax
and Liverpool.

Boston. Oct IL-sir Frederick Borden.
Canadian Minister OF Militia who = a
visitor IN this city. IN an interview TO-DAY
made known the fact tina the .Caradfan
and British Governments had declined ia
Jointly establish & fast steamship SERVES
between Halifax. Nova Scotia. and Liver
POOL ports. with an annual subsidy OF a.
15l0e for ten yCarA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
DR.. ROBERT KEDzlE VERY Low.
Michigan Agricultural Chemist
May Not Recover.

KedEie. a chemist % national reputation,
and for the past forty years connected
with the Michigan Agricultural College. -
very low. and his death Is expected al any
time.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
WILL ASK BIG APPRoPRIA TON.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Elk
poets 10000 From Oregon.

Portland, Ore. Oct. 1.-The directors OF
the Lewis and Clark Exposition. which Il -
proposed to hold IN this city IN 1915. have
decided TO ask the State OF Oregon for an
appropdatlcu OF 10000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

RED out 10 four figures. but they also had
10 learn two languaget-the Sunartan. a
eoloQuial language. and the Babylonian.
IN the schools OF the lowest grade"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

The regular monthly meeting OF the Fur
niture Board Of Trade viii be held to-mor-
rev evening NJ the board rooms. Nc. Ii0
GERS wiz Be made and the Worlds Fax
Furniture COMMITTEES viii report.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Thro, sIeeper q

ThFO' Sleeper to Mexico City
the Katy F1yeT-M-. K. & T. RY-
St Louis leyery day. at s32 D N
va San Antonio.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
st. MaIaohy's Eueh-e.

A euchre VIII be given Thursday evsning.
October =. under the auspices of the st
Vincent de Paul Society Of ST. Aaiach7's
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

At II O'Clock this morning Rev
James NJ. Hawley will preach at the
First Methodist church, corner SIKH
avenue and Main. Subject: Parable
OF The Great Supper At 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. Geo W. Thomason, the orphans
friend. will address the congregation
Cordial invitation to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Of the Second Brigade of the Uniteo
Confederate Veterans OF
Arkansas.
Arkansas.

Headquarters Second Arkan5as
Brigade, L. c. N.-Pine Bluff. Ark.
March :, 1902.-Comrades The time
has again arrived to ask the question:
What are we going to do about the
Dallas reunion of the [. c. US? We
must have a turnout of the Second
brigade that we will all feel proud Of.
Arkansas should do herself proud up
on this occasion. She certainly cid
remarkably well at Memphis last year
as TO numbers, appearance and de-
pertinent
Our comrades of the state { Texas
are making grand preparations for our
entertainment Col. C. C. Slaughter
the president of the reunion commit
tee said to me that all he asked wa
for the veterans to attend, they, would
do the rest. Tents, cots. blankets,
pillows and sheets are all ready in silf-
ficient quantities to accommodate a.
O00 veterans. And should the wealth
er be bad. shelter will be furnished
at the state fair grounds for all \
sufficient quantity OF the best meats,
| breads and coffee will be supplied
<In 10 oil
not feeling able to pay for same.
Rilroads give us a one cent per mlie
rate for the round trip.
Convene your camps get all menl-
| bers who can possibly attend to do so,
appoint your delegates This may be
the last opportunity to attend a reun-
| ion so near us.
advance may do so by writing to A. ].
| Brown, chairman of hotel and accom-
mediation committee Dallas, Texas.
The Second brigade is composed OF
the following counties: Arkansas
Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Chicot
| Cleveland Dallas, Desha, Drew, Grant
Jefferson, Saline and Union.
N. T. ROBERTS,
Brigadier General.
Y. SAUNDERS, Adjutant Genera
and Chief Of Staff.
All papers in the Second brigade
division will please copy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

The Mems meeting Sunday after
noon at $50 p. m. at the Y. NJ. G. A..
will be conducted by Prof. J. H. With
erspoon of the Pine Bluff high school,
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton mems meetings are continually
growing in interest, owing to the quail
ity Of speakers, and also the music,
which is lead by the orchestra. All
men in the city are invited to be pres
ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
MAKE A FoRTUNE-HoW?

BY following our common sense
and scientific system of exercises. You
can improve your health, gain IN
strength and become capable to make
and enjoy a fortune.
HEALTH is WEALTH., if you are
weak and undeveloped, suffering
with chronic constipation, indi-
gestion poor circulation, insomnia
and etc Employ natures's methods,
no drugs, medicines or apparatus re-
quired and only a few minutes in your
room just before retiring. For pa--
ticulars write the S. S. of PIP. Cul-
ture, Box 6, Little Rock, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Jeherson county, and having compIet
ed canvass of the redeemed scrint
school warrants and interest conner.
on the railroad debt. tboso nanars
were burned for jup first year and I3r-
er the others will be burned
This canvass is made once year
but owing to the Ill health of Jadaa
Martin it Was made this time for tbe
first time in two years. The work was
begun by the board last +, }. but had
to be discontinued because Of the
feeble health of Judge Martin. It was
recently resumed and the canvass was
was completed last Friday afternoon.
though the redeemed paper was net
burned until Saturday morning.
The county warrants DESTROYED were
as follows:
From October I. L S99 to October I
1900, S51 .2O350.
From October I. 1900, to October
1901, $49, 9,S34.11.
Interest ON railroad coupons, s.
962. 50.
Levee district warrants. $75S.of.
Total amount OF warrants Of ali
kinds destroyed $ll0,S66.60.
School warrants, from October /.
1899. to octebef +. f90o. $59.663ao
School warrants Hom October !.
1900. to October {. 190l 553.32a.22.
i9tal amount nt warrants YET 20
BE- destroyed. #totN74.HH
The 6o3ld nasjs th6fu#s5=ea ea7lyaz s
af the county aaa1z la.z4l.= past
et STRIKING = l=#H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
JUN E 26=
is THE DATE FIXED BY THE RE
PUBLiCANS
To Convene in Little Rock in State
Convention to Put Out
Ticket.

The Republican state central COM
mittee before adjournment at Little
Rock fixed June 26 as the time and
Little Rock the place for the Republi-
can state convention. The basis OF
representation will be the same as
two years ago, one delegate to each
200 votes cast for the Republican ma
tional candidates, the vote for McKin-
ley and Roosevelt in 1900 being the
guide in this case Each county is to
have at least one delegate.
The consensus of opinion appeared
to be in favor of putting out full
state ticket There is considerable
discussion as to who shall be the nom-
inee for governor and there appears
to be a growing sentiment in Repub-
lican circles to put forward one OF
the young Republicans, like Sid B..
Redding or Harry H. Myers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Cotton Belt Equipment.

The st. Louis Southwestern Cotton
Relt) is planning to raise $6,00oooo
for immediate improvements, addition
al equipment, and for the purchase OF
tho securities of certain branch lines,
and $4,000, 900 for definite resources
in it's plans for the general improve
ment of the system, the purchase and
maintainance of better and additional
continent and the extension and pro-
toction If the lines and interests OF
the system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Tuesday Evening Whist Club.

The Tuesday Evening Whist club
was entertained last week by MISS
Mittie Knox. This was the first
meeting of the club with Miss Knox
since her return home, and the occa-
sion was enjoyed by all. Those pres
ont were. Misses Alma DeWoody, Nina
Smart. Laura Trulock, Lorine High
tower. Anna Saunders, Mamie Mann.
Mary Lindsay: Messrs. Dick Barnett,
Dick Pryor, L. D. Hale, James An
crum. Curran Nichol, c. E. Emmert
George H. Adams, - Franklin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
LARGEST IN STATE
is TIE BURGLARY POLICY CAR
RED
f3Z the Merchants and Plantei Bank
Of Pine Bluff in the sum Of
$75.0OO.
$4,000.

What is undoubtedly the largest
burglary policy ever issued in the
state OF Arkansas. was placed by the
BEL efhon company agency for the
Merchants and Planters bank. of this
city, in the Ocean Accident and Guar
diflee corporation, Of London, Eng
land. This policy is for $4,000. anG
lnsures the bank against loss by rob-
pery III daytime OF at night; also fel.
damage to building. safes. vaults. aaa
fixtures Of the bank as consequence
OF robbery or an attempt at rob
berry.
Previous to the writing Of This pol
Icy, the company sent an expert to
Pine Bluff to examine the s5aet vault
a I'll safes Of the bank. Fiad.ng. these
Of such modern and exceptional con-
sffIes..s- and strength. affordf5% 2r5-
i=ell2n ot such high charactc-. his
a#4oEable report obtained foe sllAp pei
- The most advantageous tefa# tAa
company aifefs upon similar business.
= 4ziQs ael4o0ledge6 that y1se mas
=i1e steel Haul,s=and safes of the afcr-
eba#@ ard Planters bank az tao
a.}=fjaf ef any IN tie COUNT. outside
tze IaFst =eities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
HANDSOME FORTUNE
For MRS C.. r. BRECKENRIDGE
OF PINE BLUFF.
Reported to Have Fallen Heir to
$15o.0co by the Death of
New York Aunt.

1t is reliably stated that Mrs. c..
r. Breckinridge, of Pine Bluff, has
fallen heir to fortune of $150,00O in
the death of her aunt, Mrs. Susan
Lees, of New York, recently. The de-
ceased was known here and was wide
ly esteemed for her many good deeds,
On one occasion she presented to the
J. Ed Murray Camp, U. G. ", check
for considerable amount for indigent
Confederate soldiers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
aHSEIt,.,>ts ~.

BY BRIGADIER GENERAL. N. 7
ROBERTS,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

= Was a s1lo,s66.6O blaze at the
'Ouse Saturday morning, and in
~. :. anybody making any effort to
\ 'ssn = the fire, County Judge
H.. martin, Esq. J. w. Scott, c..
\ helady and c. T. Robertson ac-
4, s.ood :. by and continued to add
H. ne fame until it finally became
n,s. u from having consumed
g offered. The fire depart
n. 'as not called.
I. ue faqs are Just as the Graph
4, stated them. still the fire was
q. ucendiary one, and though fr.-
.aalice. - ~
'iemen named in the foregc-
pose the burning board Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Annual meeting National Educa-
tional association, Minneapolis, Minn.,
July Z to 11-On July 5, 6 and z
the st. l.. l. M. & s. Ry. will sell
round trip tickets to Minneapolis at
the rate of $27.85 return limit July ID;
except that ticket may be extended
until September / by depositing same
and paying so cents to the joint agent
H. N. Atwood, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
CATTLE CONVENTION.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 11-13.
19O2-On march s, and 10, the St
LII M, & S. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets to Fort Worth at the rate Of
$13. Return limit, leaving Fort
Worth up to and including March Is.
II. N. Atwood, agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
PROPOSED RAISE
.-ur ON FIRE lNSUR
| ~cE RATES
..,,e secretary Of State
-, saws Companies
aiming at a Loss

by durlns ''0
.,,0rter he called on Mr. A
secretary of the State AS
,oo1 Fire Insurance AZ
member of the general n NJ
,gspcy Of R. H: M. 1us. Mills q
: me who is quite conversant
'.,nce matters generally. Mr..
:. .sked whether the compa-
,st made demand for 25 per
!. IN rates on property in Pine
4 they intended to do 50.
has already been a manaa=
!. of 25 per cent in rates on
t,aying classes in many sec
GYu'
the United States, and it is
h be expected that Arkansas
placed in the excepted class.
enpanies have Jared none toe
Wis state during the past de
|tis safe to predict that within
month or SO, the rates on GER
Uses Of property in every town
Lnlet in Arkansas will be raised
! some OF the companies have
n that they will order the in.
|n pratically all classes, with
Epption of brick mercantile
l. and dwelling property.
4 Increase is an emergency
\, the companies being forced
N get the business on a more
paeive basis, or quit 1t alto
|, Il is made imperative by the
BUS and very heavy losses dur
/ recent past, and it is not only
good of the companies, but as
ar the safety of the insuring
The hardship of the situation
nphasised by the several con-
ions of the past few weeks
is quite apparent that unless
Iemedy is speedily applied the
1ies-many Of them-will be
to retire altogether.
past five years have been aW-
$ for all fire insurance compan-
ast year was an exceptionally
one-the fire losses in the
States alone aggregating some
ie $160, ,000, eco, and on account
lisastrous results several dozen
, million dollar campanios
as well as many American
les, were forced to retire from
'iness. You can count on the
Of your two hands the com
which made money from the
riting account last year. and
here are fewer companies do
lines than ever before.
0 Arkansas, the statement re
published by the insurance
sloner indicates a premium in
y the fifty-three companies
thing over 81 ,25S,OOO, with =
something over $717.000. or ,
10 OF a little more than 81
L. 10 the initiated there
ppear a large percentage oI
q this business, but when it il
'ed that there is an expense
80 per cent in the way of az
taxes, ETC., the
cure is reduced to something
7 cent-a mere bagatelle Wher
nlder the large amount of risl
by the companies.
'e hfty-three companies operat
KANSAS, only three-the Agri
) Flreman's Fund and Sain
'ade profit from the under
account during the past year
these companies do a large
IN Pine Bluff, through ou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

ROB S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

The old man leaning on his cane
realizes how trifiing are the efforts
of the puny individual 10 call the
worlds attention to ~ epot who're
he II sinking beneath 16 Noxe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
AT TIE CHURCHES TO-DAY

Al the Presbyterian church. the pas
tor, Dr.. J. L. Caldwell. will preach at
Il a. N. on Water Baptism not Es.
sential to Salvation Preaching at
80 p. NJ. Sunday school at 930
a. ~
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-16
TfRSF FABLE DASH NORTH
The Fastest Time Ever Made
 Down River.


 White Horse, April I4.-Two w. P. X Y. stages arrived yesterday, one at p! m. and the other at IT p. m. The first stage came out in four days and nine hours, and had aboard H. Phowell, c. S.. Phlp and Miss S. S. Sehweget. The second stage came out in three days and I6 hours. It brought out D MeDonald, A. Johnson, L. F. Harvv, J. T. Irwin and J. Rogers
 The driver If the second stage Is the same man who drove In the Canadlsn Bank of Commerce party and went down the river from White Horse to Dawson h three days, IT hours and 70 minutes, mik' ing the fastest northbound trip on record, regardless of the fact that he had very heavy load.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-16
SUSPENDED
Sentence Against Incendiary
 For Unknown Reason.

G. H. McMlllan, the man left by the owners in charge of the steamers Mona and Glenora at Daws n, was arrested and con- vieted of having set fire to the boats to conceal the theft of large amount oi goods that had been left in hls care, and which he had carried away and sold. For some reason not stated, the court, at the request of the crown prosecutor, suspended sentence until a future time. In the mean time, until sentence Is pronounced, MeMll- Ian will be brought into court every Mon day morning, otherwise it Is declared that a habeas corpus proceeding would lie.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-16
INVESTIGATE
And See What Is the Matter
 With Fire Plugs.

Atthe council meeting Monday night, Mr. Andrews, of the ways and means committee, reported that the bill of the Northwest Light X Power Co. for water,
 required further investigation. For a period the city was with, ut water and a proportlonate Tate should be deducted for that time. The fire plugs. moreover, had required constant thawlng throughout the winter fl this was the fault of the com pahy |, should at least stand proportion ate amount of the expense of the thawlng. If lt was the fault of the city then the city should so arrange It's fire plugs that this expense might be eliminated next winter.