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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
NOT ALTERED.
TO PUSH STOCK
HOLM LICENSE MATTER.

The failure of the prosecution to
prove their case against Alma
Green of the Stockholm does not
alter the status of the recommends
ton of Commissioner Lilienthal to
the council to revoke the license
of that resort.
Mr.. Lilienthal, in reply to an in
quiry, said that he expected the
council to act on his recommends
ton, being made, as 1t was, on be-
half of the police department,
which is the body most competent
to Judge of the conduct Of licenses,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01

Attorney McDermott, brother Of
officer McDermott of the city police
!orce md corporation counsel of
Minneapolis, is in the city and is
'ery enthusiastic over the future of
spokane and the beauties of its
esidences and business blocks.
He expressed considerable sur
prise at the small size of our police
force and said there was nothing
like good police protection to in
,pirc confidence in business men
md enterprises generally. When
the Twin Cities were mentioned his
enthusiasm knew no bounds and he
in jocular manner said to Chief
Reddy:
I'VE people of Minneapolis are
thinking of annexing the country
10 the north Of ug and moving the
national canitai IN nnr civ We
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foster has
filed a petition of the inhabitants
of Ki.titas county for benefits un.
der the irrigation act of last SEES
sion. There is $S,000,0OO available
for irrigation purposes under this
appropriation. -.
Chicago.-The civic authorities
are conducting an inquiry as to the
cause of the boiler explosion at
Swifts on Friday last. No definite
news has been given out, but it is
understood that the theory of care
lessness on the part of owners in
recharging the boiler whilst in fnll
blast without reducing the pressure
as should have been done If the
water had been allowed to run
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
M'DERMOTT SURPRISED
AT SIZE OF The FORCE
Minneapolis Corporation Counsel Thinks Spo-
kane Needs More Officers.

Countrywide a hub, as it were, and
the rest of you are as spokes in
the wheel. We draw on you all"
YES" said Chief Reddy, but
when you tackle onto the Inland
Empire you will very soon jar
loose. The people of Spokane are
just a little too progressive for any
of you. Washington produces
everything that goes to make a
country prosperous - Spokane is
the natural center of a vast en-
pire which produces everything in
an agricultural way. and in the min
eral line we have everything except
diamonds"
Mr.. McDermott approaches the
stature of our own Sergeant Sulli-
van and the contrast between him
and Spokanes chief of police was
quite remarkable. What Chief
Reddy lacks in stature he evidently
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
Briefs.

E. Thompson, the Republic cigar
maker, was in the city yesterday on
his return from Green River
springs.
Beginning this morning the hard
ware stores will open at 8 a. m. in
stead of 7 as heretofore. This rule
will be adhered to for three months.
The action is in conformity with
the hours of the dry goods stores
and other business houses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
SIX ROUNDS.
Match Between Sullivan
and Yanger Tonight.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA six-round
bout between Dave Sullivan, the
Irish featherweight, and Benny
Yanger, the "Tipton Slasher," is
the attraction offered It's patrons
by the American Athletic club for
its boxing show tonight. Yanger
has never met with defeat and the
outcome Of his match with SO re-
doubtablo a fighter as Sullivan is
awaited with much interest in
sporting circles Both men appear
to be in the pink Of condition for
the cont est
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
BRAVED GUN.
Threatened Officers with
Pistol but is Arrested.

D. A. Chisholm, who claims to be
O foreman, who occupies a room
at the Alpha lodging house, got into
serious trouble Sunday afternoon, it
is stated, as a windup to a pro-
longed spree.
According to the story, he accus,
ed the landlady of robbing him of
s35 and gave her a bad scare by
thrusting a pistol before her eyes.
The police were called and when
they entered the hall which leads
to Chisholm's room they say he
shouted:
The first man that opens that
door I'll shoot through the heart"
But this could not daunt the of
ficers and, with "Bill' Shannon in
the lead, they made rush, burst
ing in the door and soon had the
fellow a prisoner.
A search at the station revealed
the S35 which caused all the trou-
BILE among Chisholm's other effects.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
COSTELLO
Fixes Up His Differences
with the Union.

Peter Costello, it is stated. is In
a fair way to again be eligible for
city contracts. A meeting has been
arranged between him and the
representatives of the trades
unions, with whom he has been in
conflict for some time past, for this
afternoon and a satisfactory ar
rangement Is expected by friends Of
both parties.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
ELOODHCUNDs
Make Capture of Convicts--,
Landed in Pen.

Harrison and Girard, the two
youthful desperadoes from Chelan
county, who were hunted down
with bloodhounds in the Snake
River canyon yesterday, were safe
ly landed in the penitentiary at
Walla Walla. :,
They employed a unique method
in affecting their escape from jail
at Starbuck, where they had been
imprisoned to await train. A
hole was burned through the floor
and they then dug with their hands
a hole large enough to climb out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
MISSED DYER.
Attempted to Assassinate
Kootenai Sheriff.

Sheriff Dyer of Kootenai county,
who was in the c.,y last week, had
narrow escape on his return to
Rathdrum. He had been to Sand
point, returning on a freight train,
and as he left the station NE was
fired upon by an unknown who i'm
mediately took to his heels and dis
appeared One bullet passed
through Mr.. Dyers coat. Search
was made, but no clew to the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
The remains of Mrs. Anna Grace

The remains of Mrs. Anna Grace
Jacobs, who died at Albuquerque,
N. M, last Tuesday, have arrived
in the city. The funeral took place
this morning at o'clock from the
Main Ave. Roman Catholic church.
Ed Balkan, who recently charg-
ed the health department with mis-
conduct of the isolation hospital,
has repeated the charge and de-
clares that insufficient food was
furnished. He further states that
he demanded an investigation and
no one would take the matter I'D.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
POLICE NOTES.

John O'Neil, Daniel Burns and
Paddy Ryan were arrested in
Dempsie's barroom last night on
suspicion by officers Peterson,
Herndon and Weir. One of the men
had a fine overcOat in his posses
sion and was later identified as one
taken from Seaman & Co.
Frank Baxter. charged with
stealing several pairs of trousers
and other dry goods from Funk
Bros store. was fined $50 and costs
at the municipal police court.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01

Boise. Idaho.-The anti'vice party
are scoring heavy successes here.
A committee has been appointed to
ascertain what can be done to FUR
Their the movement and to draft
ordinances to shut out slot ma
chimes and card playing in saloons.
The chief of police has made his
apologies to the mayor and has
fallen into line with the anti-vice
people.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01
MARRIED.

Carria Hagle of Spokane and
Miss Stella Waters of Baker City,
Ore, have been married at the
home Of the groom's mother, Mrs.
Lucinda w. Hagfe, E4O7 Riverside
ave. 49,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01

Thomas Behan Of Newport,
Wash, and Robert Gamaer of
Priest River, Idaho. this morning
were enrolled at the Northwestern
Business college.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-01

1.-The play startled London this season
Hall Beerbohm Tree MISS
contributed largely
the bizarre
high level
Her OF beauty has attracted much
mas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
KNIGHT, ana L.dic. Of Security.

The repres ntatves composing the central or
inanent organization by elec;ing Fred Wrinkle OF
Garfield council president. Mrs. Alice J. Jones
lon. II Pride .: the Vest council treasurer and
William Prichari Of Wisdom Council guard;
Tickets ar Su; f9s the union snfeF,a,nTes = an
the comrnitt.e reported fine conditions and pros
poets Tor the largest entertainment OF its char
feature Of the entertainment will he an orsticn
BY Doctor II. A. Warner: president OF the Fra.
meeting of the central organization Will be held
al Rock springs Turner Hall March IL
on Nn-rh Z. many visitors being present. Inter
ss-Ing talks were made By William Fricaard OF
WISDOM Sognsli and Frsd W'1E.s KIN, 81 via Gar ns
an entertainment on March 81.
Dewey Council roy ally entertained its guests
at the last meeting. Pride c. 81. Louis Council
and Liberty Council coming in bodies n coun-
els. Many speeches were made. after which
coffee. cake and other Refreshments were ss-yed.
Tn. sir knights 81 Park Avenue Council. Ne.
1Gs. entertained the ladies and visitors from other
sMI Many prizes S.% were awarded he w.arsrs OF nniqus
costumes. The sir knights ar 70 be ccngratu-
cling continued to a late hour
Anchor Home council continued Its growth by
seven candidates at its last meeting
Pride Of the wsSr Rad a very largely attended
and interesting meeting March = Initiating one
The committee reported the box party a grand
s1rssss; snanCisl,y. as WI a. s~pSiaiiys
to he a very interesting ore. Brother f. !. Tar,
ling and the official staff .: Security Council
much To- the qualification of the members II Ne
Kinlcv. Under good ~ the order. MsssTs CALI
son. TsrIins and Hookhan AMI Sisters Tariinc
Anchor Council No. $50. will hold lie mex,
on March II at Garfield Hall, corner
the council will award it5 active COMMITTEES
a; the recen; euchre eiegsr; hacse pms
a. an expression OF its appreciation or their
services.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

st. Louis 'anrp had a very large attendance
siding -Four candidates We're initiated and two
applications received. After adjournment % the
camp the Sick Relief Association held a brief
meeting and Reception ard Floor committee.
We're appointed 20 have charge Of the first ball
OF the association. which takes place next Sat
urday evening at Benton Park Hall.
America Camp devoted Tuesday evenings
meeting 10 perfec;ing its team In smplifed de-
gree work Consul Commander Pay keaty pre-
SIDED and a large attenda nee of members and
visitors We're present. Hickory Camp being rep
resented by "A large delegation. At Tuesday even
ings meeting. March IS. a large class wifi take
the Ampiifiei degree. and a cordial invitation IS
extended to choppers OF the city to be
present
Hickory Camp considered routine business
"Wednesday evening and made preparations TO en-
tertain the Central Camp Weinesday evening.
In the absence OF Consul Commander George
Merritt. Adviser Lieutenant Gillen presided in
an able and dignihsd manner 4 large attend
ance OF members and visitors from Mount Al
burn. Mercantile and Chopper camps contributed
greatly 10 the interest Of the meeting. The COM
mittee In charge OF the third reception and bail.
to take place Thurtday evening. March g. at
Northwest Liederkranz Hall. reported progress.
Through the efforts Of Deputy William Ii.
HuChes's able lieutenant. Sovereign J. Wilber
for a charter for a new camp. to lie Instituted
during the the month. have been secured during
the past two weeks. Sovereign johnson gained
his reputation as an organizer during the Span
ish war. when he recruited and had ready for
service the Chicago Zouares in three weeks. The
new camp VIII meet At Rose iI!ll Hall. Maple
and Hamilton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

actively at work IN the .nieayor to win the
prizes offered by BROTHERS, Jo-. y. Hartuett and
T. j Noy niHIH To- III. council having tn
Iarsrs; number Of members simitJ.d ut the emf
% the year.
received s,V applications.
-. Los. No =. l. hard az work. and IL deter
mined 10 lead he Emeralf~. IN" race between
both councils Is very ciCse and interesting.
The Kansas City and Chicago councils are doing
good work and have mais socsi progress
Ths supreme officers. in behalf Il the order. viii
make an exhibit at tee International Exhibition
10 be held At Cork. Ireland. In NAV. Tn. -XniDit
viii be PLACED IN the Fathsr Mathew Museum
building. which iS under charge of the X y.rsai
Father Thomas. -. :. F. -. WIN l. IN earnest
advocate Of the principles ~ his great pr.ie-
rssScr. Father Mathew. tine OF the features ~
she exhibit will he 4 handsome silk hanner. with
the name and date 81 the orEAnlZEtiun. total
membership and amount paid 10 deceased MEN,
h-Ts' hen.rCiarisS-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

KNIGHTS ofNPytbins.

Grand Chancellor Amos =. Norwine was in th-
tanning to the order. ana arranyements nav,
been made FOR holding the district meetings in
81 Joseph and Kansas city on March >. AMI .
| Arrangements will soon he made for holding tbs
district meetings in -. Louis.
The r"port Of the Supreme Lodge has just been
completed. and shows the following interesting
Facts: There have been received during she term
from all sources SIS new members. with a d.
tuction during the term for Suspensions. with
trawais and by death amounting 20 LES. MEM
bers: loss by the merger Of LODGES and IN. sur
render OF charters. fGty-one. This reduces the
membership in the domain of Missonr. on De-
Of 80. This - a very small less and will b-
more than made UP during the present term. The
grand chsnceilor>. %. past chancelIors. 25.s.
KNIGHTS 1s.sIi: esquires. ia. ard pages. l3s.
Red Cross had a very interesting meeting
wednesday night. with work in the first rank,
Wednesday the second rank will be conferred on
several candidates. and n ssn-ral good time il
Pythaeora. Lodge. No, 70. advanced one
esquire to the rank Of Knigh; at a convention
cigars wer. provided and ali enjoyed Some inter-
es'ine remarks b. visitors from .,I;on. nj.
Golden Crown; Victor and Cnrfdencc lodges and
m1nhers OF PythaGores Three applicants viii
be initiated into the mysteries Of the rank OF
Page AZ the convention OF March u :
iItay"t,e Lodge No ~ conisrred tho rank
ton and received several applications. which
means plenty Of work for the new offers ON
Esquire an tv" candidates. The Entertainment
Committee Eas been authorized to prepare a
grand entertainment for the benefit Of the Nom
h@rs IN the near future They are hard at work
making final PREPARATIONS
Future Great Lodge conferred Tho rank Of
PAGE. anplifed form; at the las, regular conven- |
ness the work. which was conferred in the usual
F g. style The regular weekly ENTERTAINMENT. |
the newly appointed director OF entertainment. |
quite a treac TO ALL /!
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tee vas appointed. to arrange for a class initia-
de- evening. and Initiated ten Candidates and
result agIiV 90 Nv apnlieaiions fer membership. The
, nT%,sss9Es II ;b y, Aans and Henry Siersn, After
meeting adjourned. and The hall was given W
to the Pro,ecters' Association.
the members last, Monday evening and initiated
six candidates and received three applications To-
musical n &c IL. en nsr' ns- N Eg svenins. March
now STok in ch hsnf Log q Captain AIN ise E. p S56ial T .na ,b Is
eo6d shsp are for mn nsni rs sTr = Ir. srss,nS TO = ,D II n
I IN n fe hands Of S Sap sssr.,szy l Ei,s s'alic RI;n n ngT;
be read at this meeting. ~ VIII
meeting last Wedne.dar evening aan Two sn''r csndi.
f enssr s assG,ssa The he @ 1sssfe and s,nd.r h ogii. Meier
anss = iis meeting il last nj Thrrsday e seah a''S one
TsesiEsd. veteran sscretar9 cSar desi' +. Bnn aas
ssrtei sick and their sbserce from the meeting
The ne.. inee.in She will aP Pc ssia n,en was ie r Tecei neS..
,at9s. a W winter was elected repre..atstiv.
i isEnate. ''hh4 po,h aPesa so ssa aio' Green RaR winten and nd
ethSrs made brief remarks FOR the good Of TIE
fO 9ak a1 HSass nss f 1css,}ea mem MiIi,. n5ess S. aSa
me evsninE Grand Lodge officers will visit the
iodRe March II.
Unity Lodge had an Interesting meeting. Peter
f BaISa was eis,;.s representative 10 the Grand
and Rosenkranz. made Interesting speeches IN
behalf Of the order.
Missouri Lodge has a h.s:linE committee at
work. and reports are satisfactory. One applica-
ton was received Brothers N. Kelly. Stern.
Schce'il. Sanders and others spoke for the good Of
the order.
Geruania Lodge had a large attendance at the
last meeting. Grand Dictator r. W. Rrpckmnn
and Grand Reporter L. F. Bo-ltraeger were Wis
itors AT the lodge. An address In German by tire
grand dictator was highly appreciated. Two m
plicstions were received. Brothers Boie. Karnarz.
NeterhoT and Dinses made brief remarks for the
good Of the order.
Paragon Lodge had a good attendance In re-. ,
Spouse TO an invitation 20 hear tire grand die |
tatc-. who paid them a visit in behalf. ana for |
the good. Of the order. Brothers ScEinke. Mann. !
D,oencn. Kraft and Others responded
Mound City Lodge had q splendid time at its
last meeting. Il having been arranged for a
euchre party. The hail was filed 10 its capacity !
with laaie. and friends. Many prizes were dis
trihufed. |
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Odd Fellows.

Carondelet Lodge initiated three candidates. had
two applications and had four for the Second
Degree.
Wingenund Lodge had two for the First and
two for the Second Degree. VIII have Initiation
next meeting.
Pride Of the West Lodge had work in the Sec
ord Degree.
Widely Lodge had drill practice for work in
the degrees next meeting.
Golden Scep;er Initiated one and viii have one
candidate for tire initiatory next SATURDAY night;
Coral Lodge had a good meeting. There VIII
h- an entertainment on March Il for the benefit
OF the headquarters.
Anchor Lodge had one candidate for the militia
tory and TWO for ballot. There will be two for
the ~init!atory next meeting. and the Second De
sree will be conferred On one candidate Inc
committee is arranging for an entertainment in
tho near future.
Martha Washington Lodge had three candi-
dates for initiation. The degree staff was in
good trim for the occasion and did the work well
L.aciede Lodge had four candidates for the in
itiatory deEree.
Canton Mound CITY had twenty-oIe chevaliers
present at the installation OF officers at the last
meeting. Past Connantant Weidle. Captain
Lacy and Majors Sandbere. Webster and Krsatz
addressed the canton Three petitions, for Viem-
bership were received. The meeting closed with
p weIl-eNecuted drill. uudsr Command Of Acting
Captain weiiie. Captain Lacy WAS unable 10
command on account Of sickness.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
TO TAP CIIY'S WATER MAINS.
Citizens Of Ferguson Are Interest.
ed in the Project.

The citizens of Ferguson are deeply inter
estcd in the special election TO be held In
Webster Groves next Monday. when the
water question will be voted on.
II the proposition Is carried, the promoters
of the enterprise have assured the Ferguson
ties that they will apply to them for a
franchise 10 furnish them Missouri River
water. Should the drys carry the election at
Webster. the Fergusonites will have intro
duced in the House of Delegates an ordi-
name allowing them 10 tap the city mains.
and. with this in view. a committee of citi-
zens headed by Mayor Fred Reid. Alderman
+. G. Case and Charles A Cunningham he'll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
PRIZE FOR SANTOS-DUMONT,
Aero Club Will Give $1,000 if He
Sails 100 Miles.

PECIA BY CtBLE TO THE NEW YORK
HEKALp MD THE ST LOFTS EEFrBLdc
9 A Pearson has. through the Aero Club.
offered VI. Santos-Dumont fI.UD If he can
fly I'm his airShip from London to Birming-
ham. The competition rs open to any other
aerpnIut who may wish to make the at
tempt. and there is no limit a. TO time. Z
The distance IS about 100 miles, 7
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

a conference with Mayor Wells and the
ofhciais of the Water Department last week.
Ferguson would have less than three miles
10 so to tap the city mains. and would have
the citizens of Jennings and Woodland to
hsip them carry cut their plans, as they are
anxious for the water.
Mr., VI: A Seed of the dry plate factor-
bearing his name at Woodland has assured
TN. agitators of the scheme that his factory
Will assist shem financially and otherwise.
Mayor Reid wes seen by a representative
OF The Republic. and said that there was no
aount nat RIA the people of Ferguson
would give the necessary two-thirds vote
TO bond heir town for Waterworks-
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ST. Louis Council. No. ]. will give a reception
at Pickv-ick Hall April : TIE vounE men Of
the council intend to make the social features 81
TIE council entertaining. THE council Is well
equipped with a library and other social fea-
lures which make the council hall inviting for
young men.
81. Patrick's. No. 4. initiated four last meeting
and received several applications. Council No.
IL determined 10 he with the leaders. and ac-
tive work IL IN progress
st. Na'achy'S No. s, admitted six members
last meeting. The council has 0fferNi induce
rents to the Juniors TO advance 20 che eighth
erede.
81. Rridget's. NJ. s. received four members
and had six applications. The members are
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Lodge ard RrotheEs Bcna. Kn.ss. Wal! and Bon.

Lodge ard Brothers Bcrd. kness. Wall and Bon.
ham Of Bond L.A1Es.
'hs!rsnEam Long. euchre was decided sue
c"sS- The hall aas comfortably filed with play
"rs. Brother r RIssathal Of 81. Louis Lodge
captured the urSt prizg. "a nne silk umbrella.
y h!sh was donated hy the lodge.
Plymouth Lyie- held It's regular rnse,iIg on
Thursday evening. with a large percentage Of irs
membership present. Nic- President HAIRY col
tins presided. IN the ah".nce Of the regular pres
if.nt. Two applications we've read, winch makes
a total of twsnty-SiX rev members received by
Inis lodge since. January J..
Arrangements were completed for the grand
cuchIe. which VIII take place on the evening Of
March 6 AZ Ha-ts FALL. Many elegant and vaiu-
nhl. prizes have been donated for This party By
the II. mhers ard their friends. Brothers Field
III Prizes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
WANT HOME FOR MINISTERS.
Owners of LOrdsburg College Were
Asked to Donate Building.

L~nrdsburG. Cal. March s. The college
building and grounds were duly prepared
last week for inspection by supposed pur-
chasers. The parties arrived. and after ev-
erything was examined and approved the
visitors asked the owners to donate thf
building and grounds for a home for super
ANIMATED ministers: also to give an amount
annually for their maintenance. The pro-
posal was not accepted.