davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

!: THE LOCAL PLAYhOUSfS. :

bright with young people and young
faces IL contains whoaesofne fun
The people Of the play are good. jolly
folks that are found around you
every day In the week. IN lucky In
the selection OF neighborr and $3.50
ciates: they get into troubles Of their
own ard the way they lie out or
them creates envy for their facility
Of invention
barbara Frietchie's will close its
splendid engagement tonight.
ION the Stroke of Twelve"
s'Finnlgan's BalI' will be given to-
night at the Third Avenue theafer
for the last time.
BeginnEng with a matinee tomor-
row, MessrE. Russell & Drew will Of
fer the patrons Of their popular fam
ily house another grand attraction
presented by a company who are all
| new 20 Seattle. The name OF the
melodrama. "On the stroke OF II.
was suggested by an incident IN the
piece. an exciting escape from prison
an the bella toll the hour Of noon
IL should be one Of the popular
priced treats Of the aeason here. The
hero. young Jack Rutledge. is made
the victim OF a pair Of yillalns,
James Horton and Moses Levi. This
! precious pair succeed IN convicting
him Of forging his fathers name TO
a check a crime OF which he Is inno-
cent Jack is sent TO prison. makes
a sensational escape IN the third act,
and then. with the aid of his friend,
| George Bainbrfdge. who has been
condemned with him. he sets himself
to bring the crime home to the real
cuiprita. A number OF exciting In
cidents follow, including a scene in
l. Arr4
the entire play the young men have
the help and also the devotion OF two
true hearted girls.
The Madison
A good vaudeville show. presented
At popular prices. Is the attraction at
the Madison theater next week. AZ
sernon and evening performances
will be given all week.
| "The stowawsyv
Following "A Wise Member" the
Seattle theater management will
present 20 its patrons that beautiful
English meiodrama entitled THE
Stowaway." The play beyond quea-
ton Is one OF the most beautiful
that has ever come across the pond
II was written in England, and de-
picts English life.
That popular emotional actress
Miss Florence Roberts. Will open a
two-w weeks engagement at the Sc
attic theater Sunday night. Novem.
Der 2.
The Bonnie Briar Bush"
j. II. Stoddart. ia THE Bonnie
f3rler Bush is booked for appear.
ance at the Grand following "F'1oro.
dora" The play. a dramatizstior
founded upon Ian MacLaren's sto.
ries Of similar title. has proven onf
Of the biggest artistic and comedy
successes OF the laat New York sea.
son, and II IL officially announced
that Mr.. Stoddsrt brings with hin
the well balanced and capable sup.
porting company 20 whose efforts .
large share OF the plays success II
due. The DECENTRALIZATION was mad
by James Macarthur, native SEQ
and a we'll known literary man. and
81 In said that he has preserved tn
"atnnospheTe" which Is n chic
charm Of the play as II was of th'
stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o. THn
state u Washington fnr the County ~
King Lily ~ Webnaf plaintiff w. ~
Eaf e. Weber defendant No. Ahsti
hnuinHnns ~ fufiiraft0hi
The ftEts Of Washington. 70 the said
f.dFar ~ Nrhfisr, defendant. 700 ere
hefstv vttsofpis,ed a. appear Within siHfY
days after the date u the nfal phtlAs a.
dayr AFTER the 9th day u hspisfai'sf. a
u. 1909. ard defend the nt9ff emitted
action Ia ths shove entitled csiYi 900
answer the complaint 81 tie piainsiN, sn1
serve a copy 81 your ans~sf upon ne ~
anralEuad aftafnsy fef piainifn At BE r
fee below stated ard ~ case 81 your AL
are 80 20 DO. Judgment vii - rendered
against Yuu atf9ftins - The drtfah1 ~
the complaint. which has teen MED ~ith
the clerk 81 said court TIE ahlret ~ ne
eaid action. ari forth - the complaint. 10
~ follows To dissolve the HaffiA4f re-
iatians nuN existing bsteeen tisinfin saf
drfendanf. q have sNafdsd 10 piHfuiin ne
eafu and custody Of the children - plain
an and Geiendant. 10 wif Ffsdsfick o.
H siief aud Ethel aay Wshbafi O. haFs
asarsisa ~ piatntln the heusshaia furnis
tars and the foiieNinE Described real e.
fsfe tn.aff5 Lots . and 10 Ia blaek T. IN
tg4lnsa AHHe ADDITION 70 fhr city u Seat
lie King county, WazhiHstof.
% pNftOhN,
Attorney faf Plaintiff
n O Address New fnfk block. Sc
sfsie rastnfy n Kins. WashinEfeH.
Date % nrat psbiieation. September Hth.
ffsrQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
PORT ORCHARD ROUlt
Fer
U. s. Navy Yard and Bsts''''
steamers
ATHLoN. INLAND FLYER rV''
ORCHARD.
.. I08L

I1htNtANC VAt8k~* =
DAILY SERVICE =.
Leave Seattle--.s9 and ~ s.,sr.
ss1:15, -2.3o and b.@ ,. m q:
days only. extra trip ll;M
Sunday only. extra trip. e;sv ii,s
Leave Bremerton--S 10 Az
a. M: sI2:so. 3 and 'e,le .sr..el
saturday and sunday only
trip f.15 p. MI - III
Leave Sidney -7:5e ana
n m: 6 y. m. - ii:S
Leave Charleston ~ anu
a. m: 6.0s p. IN. -s..msrs
For Pleasant Beach take
leaving Seattle any trip
Except SUNDAYS. p,.snS
.-F'or Brenerton ana
Beach only. rrIu
Fare-5o Cents Rouna ""
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

NOTICE or HEARING IN ~.
BALE Of lots 10 and II. block 3, KING
county addition. =
Notice f. hereby given thht IN.
Board Of county Commissioner ~
King county. Wash, will convene
In their rooms IN the King County
Courthouse November 18th. 1907, ~
the hour OF 2 o'clock y. m, for the
purpose OF hearing and determining
the advinabiiify Of selling lots 10 ana
II. block 6, Of King county addition.
Parties Interested for or against
said sale viii appear az said date ana
have hearing.
Dated this fat day Of October, 1907.
Board OF County Commissioner OF
King county
by Geo. Is. IampinK,
Clerk ~ the Board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
Classified Ads


Soeisty Notices
An I1fx NAN.
Ne atss fn ro1r hoess vita ny vtn6sg
asa eeor scrs>ass kcse> r~psfrsn9 N ~
ase Nsfter~ f-tsssrs Est~ ffso uandail
sAcfto%s EEpr-ss 3 Tranrsss c. W.
g. all kinds 81 sssrning. furniture ana
risse nsestnal bssEsss xnf trunks raas.
ch~rry. srd-r ~. IT, Rel ma
EfSd VI HxfE w
grf e1s~nths ss1 r<nesstfns gsrsS 81
ladies' efsthsa ctr Dire Werta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
H.In Wantsa-M.ls

ron NEVADA AND uTIm.
taa psff.uoAp MN FOR NEVADA
MrcEEHS. TrAAsTEns, MANNERS
NEN AND MACHINE Mfzs. 400 TO
- 70. SKIP nAft.r.
NStcHOf q HAWKINS
fis wKET MAIN ETpEET.
Ga WEEKLY. .sther nes. onpsgns letters
~ hasnN. Esfld stamp for particulars.
EiaT Manufacturing Co. 1<s WAfrsn
steao~. cHieazo.
Heip Wsrtsd--Msie and rerrsis
PACIFIC &nsi. orsa.. ff0 III Ave. fus-
efshss best hstp N rity. Can ~ hsto
exk Hra N~rss Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

elusive handling Of go beautiful
residence lots In Brooklyn near
state University, $50 cash ana bal
nnco monthly
81. COO Finest resident lot On liar
ward afcnus. size ts1i0e, near Aef-
Ger street
tgzs ard ITO Beautiful residence
lots. near 10th and 18Th avenues
and EsHt Jefferson street. sizes
toxI00 and fONizt. terms.
&. 100 Corner fgfKlQa % lotal. East
Jefferson street and 18th avenue All
street improvements n
pETTiT, ~ Y Block.
ron SALE IN BALLARD.
One B-foafn house. fi.3lo
one Groom house, fl.fua.
one s-f0om house. 80
All new ana ali modern Improve
fnente, close IN. near car line.
These houses all have good stone
wells, Queen Anne style.
one acre land. set 60 strawberries.
6-faofn house. hot house and fur
unee for raising lettuce IN winter
Gsa2g. barn g0x3o. near car line (.
price g. 90. This Il a Eo0d invest
snenf. win bear investigation.
Address J. cfIANHEnLAfN.
Peters A Lucas Block.
Phone. Black z23
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

nFM0VAL sAf-E
Furuef 20 move. must yarate on sept. -
tarse asocs of fufuifnre. Etoe<s. TN
snd Nranitesere. crucksfr. iarn4a. iron
te1ss bidding. refEtsts. MATING iiroieura.
ar squares. In feef ererrthinE 70 make
your hsass elegant enf rorafnrfatlr.
RED FRONT FURNITURE co.
10 and ~ eencnd sfenna eouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

---'-----------f,s NV ----,---------
ts-osa g n.y.. mus, ssssss on SGT. -; -,
tesis. BIDDING. rsfprts. msttsna iiroieura.
ar squares. In fscs sver,thlnE % make
your beliss eirxans euf cerafnrtabte.
RED FRONT FrR<fTunE co.
10 snd ii3 ssocns ssenns sogsh.
Personal
| ALWAYS eess1it the best s'Kins soie-
mon. the only cciored eiairNoyAnt end
paints, IN the weria" estisfaction guar
snssed er rnonsy refunded. Danger. loses,
20 raircsra despair 20 happin~ss, Advice
en- BUSINESS. er<ratatiors, iuines. ect.
init INIT ase . ~. ss .,'' s s
bestsf adapted % marry. hos 70 win his
o. her love Auycns eursrtux with the
sask % thsir ferrssr ssis.s ana SIT.
confidence restored You can consult
prof King solomon at aii hours 10 he
private oftns, ff2l Thire avenue. corner
seneoa street
MASSAGE and physical culture
scientifically treated. Miss NJ. @.
Hindie. z*o5Ss First avenue. Ladies'
and children only. Phone. Black
ssTi.
ss.oo sss,n-s photos. s;.zs Per sss. fsr ess
wsek ealy. EastmAa's Studio ssii
Financial
4 RHLIAHIsE place 70 borrow monsy On
diamonds, watches tsweiry. Low inter
est n y. West. tot piks street.
MONEY On short notice at low rate. pr
.,,s "oess ana sg,aDahf REM sas % HAIL sl
building. Phone Black o.
money loaned "a sny god collateral
fee cherry.
TO roAS-rrivsts money at low rate Of
interest. psmus a osnsr. loo rssisr
way. Rooms .. = and 8.
Business Chances
BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
own a horne OF your own while you have
the opportunity. no more chance to Sc
ter th,s monts. have only two lev
numbers left. one IN the Fidelity and one
In the Western Home Company. These
than cost. Also three numbers left with
me fer sale. Remember YOU pay no
intsres, and after st YOU arr In your home
drefs W. n Nandewerksr. S0T First
avenue. with rresn shoe Company.
For Rent--Furnished Rooms
- ,a0fkf. SkNH.A.
Cor. F7rst Ave. and seneca St
Clean. sunny. comfortAbi.,
"i iscss y si M Pay xv Il Tisi
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iifs First ave
nue., house newly furnished. ell modern.
prices moderate.
SEATTLE Employment and Real Fstate-
Ifui bargains in roominr hoares. Coz
Third avenue.
| TWO unfurnirhed rooms FOR housekeeping.
900 Lane street. rent - per month.
Fer saie-city Real Estate
TWO FORCED SALES.
SNAPS.
125-Two lots, n and ~. block 7.
Hazelwood add. Hupl.. corner boxiee
and alley. 2bth ave. East Highland
drive; owner forced to sell.
SNAP.
f7o0-Lot boxl20 and alley. first hill,
fine view of bay, about 4 blocks
from future business center, half
block 60 car line.
Last $500 lot In block ID. Phin-
nry add. 90 Federal ave. near
Prospect Owner IN non-reHident
and is not aware OF raise In value.
.00-Last lot at this price on
Broadway. size 4oxi00, good view
OF bay. sounRf.and lakes. 800 cash.
balance monthly.
200 20 Ss5o--We have received ex,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
business Colleges

BEST rnethods and teachers. Acme Basi
ness College. Second and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

E6kN DRAMATIC SCHOOL. viii ,,sn =:
the fell term Sent. rs. thoso eonteunIaf.
ting studytne clocution. oratory or ORA.
matio art VIII bsneft themselves by be-
SHINING thsns catalogue explaining svers-
thing mailed free. 40 and al Holyoks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

MASSAGE and physical culture
scientifically treated. Miss NJ. O..
Bindie. zso5is First avenue. Ladies'
and children only. Phone. Black
sG7l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

A good vaudeville show. presented
At popular prices. Is the attraction al
the Madison theater next week. AZ.
seruon and evening performances
will be given all week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28

In Prohibition Kansas, Tool
An Atchison husband lowered ~
deaths door so long his wife r..
marked that she supposed he ve.
having his usual trouble finding the
ksyhole.-Atehison (Kans.) 0,ohs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
DR.. M. 8. COHEN,

DR.. M. 8. COHEN,
The only X-ray Specialist in southern
Arkansas.
Chronic Diseases Of Men, Women and
Children: Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
CONSULTATION FREE.
Offices. 202 IL Main st, over }. b.
Simon Cos store.
PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Office Hours: 8 to 12, 1 to p. M, to
8 Evenings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28

Whiskey straights make crooked
paths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
fourteen inches. are now in use.

fourteen inches. are now in use.
The company owns and operates an
electric light plant. There are four
incandeseent dynamos with threen ell
gines, and a combined dynamo capaci-
ty of 210 X. W., and engine capacity
OF 800 K. w, besides one engine and
two arc machines with capacity of
seventy-five 2,OOO-candle power arc
lamps. and fifteen miles of poles
The company is negotiating for a
new $50 K W. machine and $50
horsepower engine which will double
the present capacity and will be put
into operation as soon as it can be
gotten here. 1t is to be high speed,
compound tandem 1t will be the first
in the state.
The gas plant, which is also owned
by this company, has been in opera
tiOu ucdily thirty years anu ~ OAc VI
the oldest in the state. It was rebuilt
two years ago. and all up-to-date ma
chinery was installed at that time.
Fifty per cent more mains were laid.
The plant now produces fine quality
of gas, and Of high candle power.
The output per month is now over g.
100000 cubic feet The rate is identic-
al with Little Rock and lower than the
city ordinance limit, which is 81 per
thousand. The company has a fifty
year franchise and has twenty years
is used for fuel gas
manufactured is used fro fuel gas
The hotel Trulock has thirty gas radia-
tors in operation and the fuel gas is
supplied to many residences for heat.
ing and cooking purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
Pine
Bluff
Enterprises .

Among the important industries of
Pine Bluff there is none more interest
ing than the water system and its
capacity and workings Pine Bluff is
a progressive city and some times it
seems as though the people failed to
appreciate what conveniences they
have. The capacity of the plant of the
Pine Bluff Light and Water company
and the quality of the water supplied
is as good as may be found in any
city, large or small.
The water pumped by actual meas
urement during the month of Novem-
ber was 100000 gallons, or 100000
cubic feet If this water were formed
into cubes one foot in dimension, It
would build a solid cube, the sides OF
which would be ,154 feet high, and
would be water enough to fill lake
an eighth Of a mile square and more
than eight and one-half feet deep.
The supply is from one we'll 905
feet Deep reserve well is 915 feet
deep, besides FIVE shallow wells for
emergencies, The analysis of the wa
ter shows it to be good, pure water,
1ltering being entirely unnecessary.
and as required by the city ordinance,
the company has connected with the
river so az to always be sure of an
inexhaustible supply in case of fire or
dry weather. Only one time has it
ever been necessary to use river water
and that was last March and very liz
tie was used at that time.
There are two compound duplex
pumps. One with a capacity for pump
ing 100000 gallons per day and an
other 100000 gallons daily. Fifteen
miles of mains, from four inches to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
DR. ]. s, SMITH,,
Physicl an
and s urGeOn.

Office over J. A. Coles drug store, 222
Main street, and both phones in the
above named drug store. Residence
1907 Georgia street New phone 80;
old phone 267
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28

On days mentioned below the sale
of one-way Colonist tickets is author.
lied from st. Louis, Thebis, Cairo
and Memphis, under the following
conditions: One-half of the standard
first class one-way rate, plus $500.
Missouri.-All points on st. L., s.
w. Ry., south of Delta, Mo.
Arkansas.-All pcints, except Lit
tie Rock and points on Little Rock
Branch between Atheimer and Lit.
tie Rock.
Texas.-All points.
Louisiana TO all points on the Cot.
ton Belt, Kansas City Sou>hArn, 7.
& p. Except New Orleans), H. & S.
and Southern Pacific Except La
Fayette).
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
All points.
Dates Of Sale.-October 21st, NO
yem5er At. end 18th, December 2no !
and 10th, 1902; January 9Th and 2Ota
February d and 18th and April i|o
and 2lst, 1903. =
Tickets are to be second class tici
cts. limited to continuous passasS
ana plainly stamped on each coup'
sColonist.' These tickets will not 81
honored in standard sleeping cars. M
E. w. LeBEA UMB,
General Passenger and Ticket Agep'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28

This saloon will be first-cIass in
every particular No gambling or
lcafIng allowed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
CARD OF THANKS.

hereby extend to the members of
the Valhalla club my sincere thanks
for the handsome present they remem-
hered me with on Christmas. Wish
ing them prosperous new year. I am.
very respectfully,
JOHN MULLINS,
Club Caterer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
Get a Telephone
Boy During Xmas
The Attt ntion
of New Ph ne
Subscribers ~

Is called to the fact that in most cases
during the holidays that most clerks
and bookkeepers are too busy to ans
wer the phones when they ring. This
loses the dealer a great amount of
business, Which he should have and
places US in trying position. We
cannot give our subscribers connec.
ton with the business houses who will
not answer their telephone when it
rings. Would it not be a paying plan
for the merchant to station a Small
boy at the telephone to answer calls
during the holiday rush of business? :?
Pine Bluff Telenhoos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
Island on Peat Formation.
The island of Nantucket rests CD
<ast peat formation.

fast peat formation.
Ancient Picture Gallery. :.
picture gallery that dates ~.
the stone age has been uneartheur ". !.
cavern near Eyzies. France. =.
pictures, which are of prehistoric .,
mails. were not only cut in the W.
as is usually the case with sucn ~
resentatives, but were painted IL
eral colors and give some evi4en'. I.
artistic skill. There are eigpV rslS
lures, of which forty-nine r.RF .,.{
bisons of various kinds.
ments used, which are sh7dea "
and brown, have Aaan foul
analysis by Moissan, the w
French chemist. to be ochres
with minute fragments of tra1
silica.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TIE regular meeting of the stock,
holders Of the Bank of Pine Bluff.
of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the
rooms of the board of directors be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. M, on Tuesday, January
l3, 1908, for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year, and for
other purposes.
w. D. HEARN, Cashier.
December 10, 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Via the Iron Mountain to All Points
in Northern and Southeastern States.
Rate: One fare plus two dollars for
the round trip; tickets on sale De.
cember 13, II, p, % and 26. limited
to thirty days from date of sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28

One fare for the round trip to all
points within two hundred miles, on
the Iron Mountain route. Tickets on
sale December 24 25, 1902, and Janu.
ary 1 1908. Tickets limited to JAM.
ary ?, 1903 For further information
call at or telephone the Valley depot.
II. n. ATWOOD, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-28
Twice Every Week
The St. Louis 5; E; ;$:;:: $;;:: Paper
$::;;:;;; 4: E; $:;;;: $:;;; Of Gl0be=DemOCrat
ONE DOLLAR YEAR

Daily the weekly The latest telegrapc
market
and journal
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-25
MORE SURRENDERS.
Small Bands of Filipino Insurgents
Lay Down Their Arms-Gen.
Smith Talks.

Manila, April o1.-Surrenders to the
American authorities of small parties
of insurgents are reported daily, and
these have increased since the surren-
der of the insurgent Gen. Malvar.
Gen. Rufino, with 26 officers and 375
soldiers, has surrendered to the native
constabulary in the province OF Mlsa-
mis-, in Mindanao, where the constab-
ulary are cooperating with the mill
tary.
Orders have been received here from
Washington to hold a court OF inquiry
into the general conduct Of affairs in
Samar. Gen. Smith claims that. to the
best of his belief, the officers and men
of his command in Samar had to face
insurmountable difficulties, that the
hardships they encountered were al
most unbearable and that the treach-
cry of the natives of the island is un-
equaled in the history of warfare. He
says that the American soldiers acted,
in the circumstances, with the great
est forbearance shown in the war in
the Philippines. Campaigning in Sa-
mar is not pleasure trip, but stern
reality, said Gen. Smith. He also ex-
pressed his doubt if the troops of any
nation in the world would or could
have acted in the circumstances in Sa-
mar as we'll as did the Anne ricans.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-25
VOTING IN ILLINOIS.
Saloons the Principal Issue In q ma.
jority of the Cities
and Towns.

Chicago, April 16.-Municipal cleo
tions were held throughout Illinois
Tuesday, and in nearly all instances
fairly heavy vote was polled. With
one or two exceptions the contests
were quiet. Party issues were gen.
orally obliterated. The saloon license
question was the chief issue, and re-
suits showed about an equal division.
Special dispatches show that the
following towns voted against sa-
looms: Alto Pass, Altoona, Barry,
Bridgeport, Brocton, Chrisman, Coats
burg, Centralia, Eureka, Farina'
Golden, Greenville, Hamilton, Hills
boro, Hull, Hume, Knoxville, Mantle,
Magnolia, Nilledgeville, Moweaqua,
Mount Carroll, Monticello, Paxton,
Ramsey, Tararao, Tallula, Tolono,
Toledo, Tuscola, Vienna, Wheaton.
The following towns voted in favor
of saloons: Arcola, Benton, Bement,
Belvidere, Carbonate, Chenoa, Fair
bury, Greenup, Gibson City, 1lliopolis,
Lanark, Lostant, Lewistown, Marshall,
Monmouth, Mount Carmel, Maroa. Nc
Leansboro, Oquawha, Princeton, Pitts
field, Paw Paw, Rushville, Riverton, Sa-
lem, Varna. Warren.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-25
SHUTS OUT THE CHINESE.
Senate Extends the Provisions of
the Present Law and Makes
l.V Several Additions.
ONLY ONE VOTE AGAINST the BILL.
House Passes the Cuban Reciprocity
Measure Ivy q Vote of PAT to 62-
- Some of the Provlsions of the Bill
Daily Summary Of Congregational
Pr0cee dlnEs.

Washington, April 15.-The Chinese
exclusion bill occupied the time in the
senate yesterday, Senators Foraker
(o.) and McLaurin Is. CO. making ex-
tended speeches in opposition.
Washington, April 16-The debate
on the Chinese exclusion bill was prac-
tically concluded yesterday and vot-
ing on the bill and amendments will
begin, at one o'clock to-day.
Washington, April 17.-The drastic
Chinese exclusion bill originally
framed by the senators and repre-
sentatives from the Pacific states met
defeat in the senate yesterday, and in
it's place was substituted measure
offered by Senator Plat Comm, ex-
tending the provisions of the present
exclusion law and also applying that
exclusion to all insular territory under
the Jurisdiction of the United States.
Some. minor conditions were made, adj
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-25
PENSION BILE VETOED.
pre.ident Refuses to Sign q Meas"
ure Granting Allowance 10 OAs.
honorably Discharged Soldier

Washington, April 1s.-President
Roosevelt Thursday sent to the house
n veto of the bill pensioning Thomas
+. Walter, a Lieutenant in Pennsyl-
vania volunteer regiment during the
civil war, at $17 per month. The veto
message states that the records OF the
war department show that this soldier
was cashiered by sentence OF general
court-martial, for disobedience OF or
ders as to going on picket duty, ana
that this discbedience was admitted.
ITO inscribe his name on the pension
roll" the message says, "would be to
condone an inexcusable offense by
commissioned officer, to detTact from
the high estimate in which the pension
roll ought ever to be held and to 90 in
Justice to soldiers now on that roll, es-
peccially those under the act OF June
~, 1890, where an honorable discharge
from the service is condition prece-
dent to obtaining a pension"