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The Washington times., 1902-12-14

The Sultan Of Turkey is far less
sensible and up-to-date potentate than
his brother sovereign, the Emperor Of
Japan For. both in Paris and in Ber-
I'm. he has successfully invoked the as
sistsnce or the judicial and police au-
thorities to sop the production Of plays
IN which he was ridieuled and assailed-
Some months ago. too, a clerk Of the
Turkish consulate general in London.
who lived down Clapham way, and who
learned by mere chance that a blood and
thunder melodrama. in which the Sultan
was made to appear. was drawing quite
large houses. reported the matter to the
Turkish ambassa6S=. The latter COM
plained 20 the lord chamberlain, who i'm
mediately proceeded to threaten the
MANAGEMENT to withdraw its license and
to force it IN consequence to close its
house unless the play was Immediately
withdrawn. It was a great hardship for
the management. which in Its small way
haa spcat considerable sum OF money
IN stag og the piece, But there was no
alternative but to obey. and the play wac
-.. @. l-flr-gn
The Washington times., 1902-12-14

The most recent English sovereign
that I can recall as having figured on
The English stage with the sanction Of
the crown has been King Charles II. in
the play in Ehich Nell Gwynne is the
heroine. In Germany I have once seen
Frederick the Great represented on the
stage. ard in Austria, sardou'z play,
dealing with Emperor Ferdinand, who
reigncd at the beginning Of the last cen
sury. are the nearest approach 20 any
thing Of the kind that can recall
Even in Paris dramatists are bit shy
about writing plays in which modern
royalty figures, and managers equally
reluc-ant TO produce them, since all
crowned heads are not as Indifferent 10
being portrayed on the stage as King
Leopold Of Belgium. and neither play
wright nor manager wishes to run the
risk OF having his play stopped by the
French authorities.
MARQUISE DE- FONTENOT-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
STORMS In
THE NORTH
Centennial Arrives With News
OF Two Wrecks

stormy passage % ~ days
brought the steamship Centennial,
Captain strand. IN port early this
morning frosa Nome with news Of
Two wrecks In which three men
were drowned. she efoukht see 49,
sanrers ami SO. coo 81 Ecld bullion.
eonslguad 20 the Puget sound Ma
tlonal bank Of this city ana the Wild
GOOSE Minins Company % san Fran
slsce. Purser Il. q. Mcdonald had a
chest fun of private pokcs ranging
IN value from $50 TO s3oeo. the whole
bunch helnK worth abeut s1l,uoe. The
Centennial brought eight sacks OF
mail from Nome and one FROM butch
hartor. AmonE her more prominent
passengofs were Major French. John
Rosene. Judge ssevens and n. ONT
NOV. she left no vessels at Nome.
the ST. Paul having arrived and de-
nartel TO 81. Mlchaels. where the
Saronna vas reported to be. and the
oregon and Ohio having not yet ar
rived. Her cargo included nins sacks
az an unknown quarts. which self
TART brothers. of Teller. had corr
signed 80 the Tacoma suaeltar. and
seven horses. fnest OK wnicn MI
N charge OF q. F.. Davidson. He
rlvcs a vivid account OF the centen-
malls passage. He said this morn
Ing:
Nome the evening OF the sth- IL
commenced 90 blow hard as soon as
we got ont Of Nome and increased IN
FURY the ieth. nth and 18TH On the
latter day the vessel was for two
hours In cyclone with the wind
blowing at the rate of loo miles an
hour. One ratalsheaded PASSENGER
became so frightened that he yelled.
stand by tire iIfehoats.' but an OF
ffccr who stood beside him shut him
up Immediately. 40 that no panic re-
rultsd. The tables In the dining
room Mere flung around and
smashed. and ore man distocafed his
arm white trying 70 move around the
tossing ship
The poor horses en- the upper
deck had an awful time OF H. The
huge breakers swept the deck from
how 10 stegn. and the animals were
nff their feet half the time. Myself
and several others stood BY almost
continually and by care and Doctor
ing brought all the animals through
Al right. The gale was SO fierce at
Dutch Rarbor that the vessel re-
NAMED tied 70 the dock for two
aav-. I saw fhe wind iift the water
into the air - hiEh as ~ feet
We learned there that the ship
Lewis Walsh. which had been an
chorsd az I1urch Harbor for the past
two wears had been driven NJ on a
snndsrit and was thought 70 be a
total hess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
Eight to Eleven


Women's Umbrellas, worth
up to $3.50 each. from 8 to ii, at
|oSc.
Assorted Brittle Candies,
worth 25c h.; from s to IL at
Isc.
Paper Books, 25c grade, ex-
cellent line of titles; from 8 to
II at &C.
Souvenir Views Of Seattle
and Vicinity zoe kind for Ioc.
White Double Hemstitched
center pieces, medium size,
trimmed with eolored embroid-
cry insertion, very fine quality,
worth ooc; from 8 to II at soc.
White Point de Paris Laces,
3 TO 6 inches wide. new open de-
signs to choose from, strong
soalloped edges, worth 25c
yard from 8 to IL at Ioc.
Fancy Colored Striped Rib
bons, S inches wide, warranted
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all pure silk, new bright shades
to choose from. worth up to 6oc
a yard; from s TO II at soc.
Women's Combination Pock-
ct Books, extra quality, regular
ly sold for SOC and soc each ;
from 8 to IL at 25c.
Small Gilt Skirt Lifters, very
best made, regularly sold at
Ioc; from 8 to IL at sc.
Hair Brushes, all pure bris-
ties, SOC value; from 8 to II at
Ioc.
Women's Outing Flannel
Gowns, best quality, large sail
or collar and plain eolors of pink
and blue, regularly worth SI.zs,
from 8 to II at $I.Io.
Women's Cambria Corset
Covers, tight-htting back, full
front, trimmed with lace at neck
worth $50; from s to II at roc.
Infants Long White Skirts,
trimmed with embroidery and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
ne LOST HIS
FALSE Teeth

Richard Quinn. who was arrested
last night to sober up. had all kinds
of trouble this morning when he
Was turned out OF the jail He had
undergone the stepler treatment and
~as perfectly sober.
In the rnix-up he had Loaf his false
teeth. A hunt was started ard the
missing parts were finally found
One Of the plates was m the tool
drawer and the other was IN a paper
sack IN the captains desk The
plate found In the tool drawer was
an extra one kept at the station for
just ouch nm emergency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

Art DENNIS, "a inches wide,
pretty Roman stripes and Orr
entail figures. worth 2sc yard ;
from 8 to II at nc.
Silkolinc, go inch, worth
I21sc yard; from 8 to II at
loIzc.
Women's Jersey Ribbed
Fleece Lined Bleached Cotton
Vests and Pants, excellent soc
value; from 8 to IL at SOC gar
ment.
Tooth Brushes, values up 10
Ioc; from 8 to IL at, each, SC.
Transparent Glyeerine Toilet
Soap. H-lb. bars, value I5c
from 8 TO II at sac.
Face Powder, imported,
worth csc box from 8 to II at
Ioc.
N. N. Shampoo, IS shampoos
for Ioc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
CAME HIS WAY

J. w Green was arrested last night
on a charge OF stealing deer hound
valued al $500 from Joseph euher.
Mr. Green. who lives at els univefa.
ils street, admits that he had the
daH. but that Il came Co him and
he thought that u was lost lie says
that while fishing ON Lake Washing
ton the dog swan Ia his boat and he
took f IN lie kept the animal for
a while. but Il ran away last sun
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

Warren's Feaiherbone, twill
covered. in black. white, pink,
blue, red and gray, regular
Sf.eo per dozen yards; four
days sale price ........75c
Narren's Featherbone. gros
grain, silk covered, all colors
and black. regularly SISopeT
dozen four days sale PRICE.
,Sf.35
Glaze Betting. very best quality
in black. whiteand gray, full
Vineyard pieces, worth 25c
per piece; at this sale for I5c
Hump Hooks and Eyes. very
best quality, black and silver
ed; sizes 5 and 4 only; regu-
larry 3oc per gross; at this
sale, the gross -........7c
Taffeta Silk Seam Binding,
black and colors. best quality.
full Syard pieces worth SI.So
per dozen pieces. at this great
sale, the dozen pieces, at. .6sc
Whalebones. best quality. 7. 8
and o-inch sizes; one gross
bones in box; regularly $3.50
per box, for this great sale.
Kleinert's Featherweight and
Gem Dress Shields, best quail
ity, odorless and perspiration
proof, sizes 2, 3 and 4. regular
prices S7.zo, 5000 and $3.50
per dozen; at this sale you
may choose, the dozen. .S7.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
HIT TING
THE Pipe
Three White Men aud a Wom-
an Arrested for Smoking
Opium

Three white men and n white
woman were arrested In n house 81
the eorner Of Second avenue sous b
and Main street last might for srnak =
ing opium. Harry Edds and Bob
Hewitt we're caught In the act. while
II. sayior and the woman. Daisy
Acfurnber, who says she = an act
resa. we're LOOKING on The woman
SAYS that she had merely gone Into
tbs room 60 borrow a novel. but she
was uniueky in going In just At the
time the officers. Damn and Wilson.
appeared An were sent 20 the city
Ian. The men who were arrested
put up SO and this allowed the
woman To 20 on ball.
The policemen secured thu opium
Iayouts and took them 10 the police
station.
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Dress Innings

IaHc A yard for 36-inch Fast
Black Perealine, worth Isc.
acc A yard for Shrunk Linen
Facing. in black and tan,
worth 75c.
I5e A yard for Shrunk Duck
Lining. in black, white, grey
and tan.
age A yard for 36-inch Fast
Black MORE Velour, for rag
lans. skirts. waists, etc. Reg
ular value o5c.
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tucks, worth S7.oo each, SON.
what soiled +; from 8 to II, ch''<
soc.
Mems Suspenders, from . "
IL at I5c.
Odd lot of Navy Blue swear
ers for Boys, from 8 TO ~ ysn5
worth ST. each; on sale iEon :
20 II, at 75c.
BOYS Percale Waists, all ser q.
ors and shades, 2sc value "
roc.
For ages 4 to IL years.
BOYS Odd Vests. 4 % =
years, worth soc; from . % /"
at SOC.
Walking Skirts, worth s, =
$3.50 and 5000; from . % "
at, choice, $50. "A.
Kersey Capes. 80 inches v' %
with high storm collar n " !,
lined. worth $500; from 0 ""
at $s.oS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
STILL. HAS
HIS VOICE

poCATELI4n. idaho. Oct. avn.
Ian J. Bryan made several speeches
In Idaho yesterday. she last one IN
this CITY In the evening. fie argued
that the potfcy u the Republican
party fosters trusts ans imperialism
and tends 70 enrich the few at the
expense Of the many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

roc A yard for s6-inch good
quality Silcsia Lining; dark,
medium and light colors.
foe A yard for fse Peroale,
fancy designs; desirable
shades.
ssc A yard for 33-ineh Fast
Black Serge Lining, 4oc quail
ity.
asc A yard for 36-inch Extra
Quality. Black. Perealinc,
worth $50.
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BOWS Low TO
ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. n. g. Oct. ga
Don Emilio DE ojeda. the new Span
ikh minister. WAS received by fFseis
dent Roosevelt az the temporary
White House this moFnlna Mr
Hay introduced the minister ard the
usual speeches were exchanged.
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Whalesbone Casing. black q
oolors: only best quality;0
yards in piece; regularity
per dozen pieces; at this =
the dozen pieces for .....
Monarch Linen Thread. bIstk
only. full size spools; extra
quality; worth Doc pr dosn'
at this sale .............3oc
Stockinette Dress Shields, OF,
own special brand. extrz
quality, No. 2 only. slwsys
sold at sz-4o per doren; ss's
price ...............%>I15
Pearl Buttons. one-hali bal,
self-shanks, IL, IA and Itlme
sizes, regularly Isc and i9s :
dozen at this sale. for .zs51e
Cat-Eye Pearl Buttons, be<t
quality, a.. u. 10, 10 and -
line sizes. regular value rz51fs
I5c, I7e, 2Ic and a5c per -
en-; sale price -........Is>te
Best Quality Pins, wire drsva
needle points. solid headS, o
pins in paper. regular valus
Coo per dozen papers; for fls
sale, the dozen .-..---.-I9
FEEDERS Pompadour Brush skl'5
Binding. the kind that on,
wears the dress" black ~
colors. sold everywhere At 9
a yard j; at this sale for -
Black Corduroy Skirt BindIag'
ia inches wide. best qua'nv'
fast colors. worth &c q yaroi
at this sale ...........-..y
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SOLDIERS
FIGHTING

a crowd OF soldiers who had Inn
hlbed too freely from the cup that
cheers, became mixed W In free
for al fight In the now tendrrloln
last night and for a time made the
place look az n a genuine rough
house" was In prpRrran. Policeman
mcclure saw the men fightinE and
started 10 arrest them all, lie sue
ceeded Ia landing three hut the
fourth made a run for liberty. The
officer started after him. bat In the
ped 10 Dick this up and the man
Harry ne Leyd. G'han. l.odEo ana .
DegranEi. we're locked NJ Va the city
tat on a charge OF dlaorderly con.
duet.
].
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
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COMFORTS. soe--Full size
Comforts, silkoiine covered.
best white cotton filing and
tuftcd or tied with eolored
zephyr. worth SI.oo. each Soc
BLANKETS. 4oe--Grey Cot
ton Blankets. 1914 sire. worth
Coo a pair ..............49 age
BLANKETS. esc--Faney blue
or pink striped blankets. with
fancy coiored border. worth
Si.zs a pair .............9 6e
BLANKETS, sr.os - Heavy
Wool Mixed Grey Blankets.
ia size. very servieeabie.
worth So. so. pair. -. .sr.9s
BLANKETS. sz.os - Heavy
Grey Wool Blankets. good
size, very soft. worth $3.50. a
pair -......-..........>a.9o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
The Labor Vote

10th slides claim the labor vote
Judge NoorefH standing With rrgmns
incd labor IL we'll known. while Nr
Piper's friersfs assert fhaf ne also
hes a strong pull In that direction br
reason Of his unxarflng friendly at
tifute 20 the labor unions both IN
business and politics. As political
mana sr for Mayer 1sunier n q
claimed that Mr.. Piper shares IN the
prestige which the mayors friendly
attitude toward iahcr has earned for
him IN union circles.
The general expectation Of --ht
vote 81 the election ecea not apply %
the Thirty-f?ufth senatorial district
IL ~ believed thai every available
vote win be brought out TIE
n,airned. the lame. the halt and fhe
blind viii hs carried % the polls. II
their consent can - ohtained. By the
party 70 which each belongs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
BURGLARY

The Union Fuel Company reported
20 tho police this morning that sew
erai times within the past few weeks
their warehouse near the foot of
Pike street had been broken Omen
and ariHhrd afurbmnmumnmmm
and articles Of small value stolen.
The same thing occurred last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

wASTED-A young man 20 iearr
Newspaper business Apply fiD'
Third avenue.
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U(ID9M 4IMUNIuMU -
PLAYFOLK
nv SEA TILE

Ine nrst pe.sor'Iaai .s o~as
.s, ...e ~ - =. s,s~rc-.ing dra-
's..ss. :. s.'.,,s svsn wsrr ,se rcsnuarlv
-. I. -. -. .s~.,t,,~,lnr, eorn-
49,, - =. -. ssTskr T-ns Yter
Y. - -. 1890 ga 49,.
80 L1 - 80 -. .ss...sy,s,s. ,.rs,,,,-
=. ssss s - ,a,s1s-,s s,,i arr
s- ~ - .st-,. = & t.,<-s,,sI..t
- 49, -. -. ~, 49, 80
~, ~ -. -'.,s ~ 5000 ..s,i ,reef 4.
~. - - .tss,s sss,,.i''.ll ar
80 s-' ~ r,s..s.es - d,.l,ls
$500 s''.'.s -. - -
,.,s- 80, -. - ,sss~ NJ ss,a-
49, ----s.s - r.,.~tt~,- .,...-l-.
80 -. ? - -. 49,, 4, vs.rs
$3.50 -. +i.ss.. -. x'.s...r -
ss ....ss, -, - ~.
t~t ~4 - - s.....,.-n.ss 49, ,hn
.,'.-...-'. -. - ss-s.sI. :. e.rfs
- ,'l - = ,.e..,~s.,s -
s $500 @.s =. -. .s.Is. -
49, 49, 49, - xs.s. rs..,.-
- - ,.' -. -. s,s' x<..-...
10 :. - s..ss i'. 49, ., 1919" u*5,a's
~. @s.nsl a. N. e ..sa.,...
~ .ns sah N ne .p les.es-.'e ,'a. 49,
1 p's,' -, :. 80 - ', rs,'s',,- 80
20 sn1 s1os1 a'.-ssu %, "
: 800, - <e'.,r .s<se'...,.rss
sr.. 1t.-.~-
wise Mefnoef commune 70 20
= thriving business the Seattie
tneAlsI. lnsf@ VIII o. tne nSuAa
rslDfuds HiatiLsee.
ma. DoMer1aa Lsnuon uratna,
ID. st.Wa .ass VIII appsAL ~ ,ne
o~4ttts the&teF next ~seA prsnnhlhs
SUNDAY hisnt. \ mas sesera1 PIC
te1esfue scenic features. put none
more ereaitaDse tSian the yacht scene
IN the tooFtn act ~ - genuine
yacnA' S9snplete in every appoint-
ment win real masts, ropes, SAILS
spars. hatehways. and a deck upon
Which the actors walk and kalk IN
inn slcw OK tne audience AZ noats
seemingly surrounded Dy ROCKS,
which loom I'D picturesqusiy In the
distance. nut the effect - nne. ana
Inc realism ADDED 10 the action Dy
placing 70 appropriately u worth
All the money expended on H. Sew
erai scenes OF strong dramatic in
terest VIII take place upon this
yacht The yacht Is 81 feet long.
snd was built BY the Western Yacht
company, OF Miiwaukee, ana Is as
.'' VI .ny,s ple.s o. s,1ss iurhi-
''0 - turned oue.
ront'na for 1awSns
Tn the SstfOke OF TWefve, being
played at the Third Avenue theater
this week, runs until Saturday night.
Commencing with a matinee next
sunday, Hunting for Hawkins" one
OF the best OF last seasons successes
VIII come back 70 the Third Avenue
theater and many may recall to mind
that merry comedy Of laughs,
Hunting for Hawkins" which last
this city. and win be glad TO well
.o tne - nounsefnen. tnat X
~ " oesl11's IA lhs near w
- 60. .,.
,-..ss s ~ .'s.,ss,', 80 us-
~. ~ 81. 80 ~, sSas -. s 49,.
pIcoucs,o. y y Iar ne nnest ma
~ ceI 1eea vroeu Inns en!oy-
ao,s cvine4y- ~ tns roIe o. nat-
.hen Ianr y, IL. - s,srDsrt .. OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23
Quiet Work

In the city Il II said that consider
able quset work Is helng danc against
Andrew Heinrich In the Thirty.third
district. q. A. Tucker in the Thirty
ercond and X. n. kinnsAr in the
Thlrty-sixth. The Democratic can
didateH IN these districts arr James
Conway. Paul Land and Edward ~.
Jamea As the Republicans have a
fair majority IN zach district the
prcsurip tion u regarded a. being "a
favor of the candidates Of that party.
The Moure-1siper HtftiEsia Eoes an
with much intensity and bitterness.
u ~ almost nhsslls a personal fight.
with Governor Neslraw and other
Republican leaders supporting Moors
with ali the means at their com.
uard. wiiie Lee Mart ana WaltFt
Fulton are exsrffnK their influence
for Piper. while e IL claimed thai
the business interests Of the district
are largely urraToa against Piper.
an effective counter balance il found
in the snppe~t ~ that gentleman b
Jacob Furth with all the weight -
the Seattle Electric Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

Professor Wilson at Hanke Han
Monday and Frfday ersnfhga Prf-
yste leBsonB daily.
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Wsst's Ministries
Madison ThAtsr

Several special acts have been en-
gagged for the Madison fheater next
week. The present btu VIII run un-
daily.
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BATH RUGS. asc
HEMsTITcHED TOWELS.

25e--Linen Huck Towels.
size III X a. inches, fancy coll
ored borders with hcmstitch-
ed ends. worth CSC. each. a5e
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POLITICAL.
CONTESTS
Things Are Doing in Quiet
Way-The Lineup

Active fights OF the SIN hunt
variety are being waged IA several
senatorial dtattieta tn thla county.
Aside from the star attraction In
the Thirty fourth district between
Judge Moore aud George Piper there
arr al least two fights which are
drawing considerable attention.
la the Thirty seventh district Will.
lam firott h. making a hard fisht on
~ n. Palmer. against whom there
Is Republican bolt CROWNS out OF
past fActionai auarrris, ana because
- accusations that AIR, faimcga al
tltude on the United States senator
ship m uncertain Palmer has al
ways been a Wilson man. and u ~
asserted hy his enemies that he II
wabhiy on Preston.
TX Sheriff Van dc Nnnter has
hard fiEht on his hands In the Thir-
ty-firet district. tn the south part OF
the county. The district Il very
close ana the outcome H. claimed 10
be uncertain. I. @. smithcsn Of
Renton, Is Van de vanters opponent
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Dressrnakers'
Findings

Four Days Sale Will End Saturday Night
The sale OF Dressmakers Findings and Dress LinnU ~
started at this store Wednesday morning. is Of the
attractive sales Of entire series of six months Of Exp
Sale bargaining Prices for and until Ssfu4
night are here limited
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Fletcher = Carpenter. realty bar.
onxns only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-23

OREGON BLANKETS. S3.o6
Extra Heavy Grey Oregon
Wool Blankets, liza size.
worth $500, a pair .s3.ss
BATH TOWELS, Ioc-Exira
Heavy Unbleachcd Turkish
Towels, good size. worth Ise.
each .............-. .ioc
TURKISH BATH RUGS, 7sc
Fancy Coiored Turkish
Bath Rugs. variety OF designs
and colors. regular price 3se.
special. each .ase
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Bedding and
DOmeStiCS

You'll read special prices with interest you
This department badly shaken up with the moving
workmen bargains
plainly in these times
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
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s 9S &c. s' 9 S as s aosa tops heavy @ OS G
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
WEEKS WORK N CONGRESS-.
BILLS WHICH WILL RECEIVE ATTENTION
IN SENATE AND HOUSE

Washington March 23-The OleomarSa rine bill
will receive the greater share OF the attention OF
the Senate during the present week, but If there
should be a time when no one is prepared speak
on il Senator Proctor who will have charge Of It,
will give way to the Chinese Exclusion bill, which
IS in the hands Senator Penrose Senator Proctor
will call the bill up after the expiration Of
the morning hour tomorrow and will make state
ment of the intent and purpose OF the bill. 1t is
probable that further consideration then will be
postponed for a day. Senator Proctor expresses
the opinion that the final vote on the bill will not
be long put off and It is understood that the mem
bers of the Committee Agriculture who are
opposed to bill will contend for many days
debate. Senator Proctor already has presented to
them the desirability of fixing a time for a vote,
and while many Senator'S have made no opposition
to this proposition, Senator Bailey thus far has
objected The present indications that the bill
will not be before the Senate great length of time
Senators Penrose. Mitchell and Fairbanks will be
among those who will make speeches in support OF
the Chinese bill This measure will provoke no
little controversy. The Indian Appropriation bill
probably will be reported from committee this week
and will receive early attention.
There is bare possibility that the fight over the
question of Cuban reciprocity will be transferred
to the floor Of the House in the coming week The
resolution introduced by Mr. Payne the floor leader
OF the majority after the action Of the Republican
caucus last week. will not be called up until the
following week. though upon this point definite
decision has been reached as yet by the leaders.
The present programme is 20 take up the Army
election Tuesday. Several days will be
consumed in general debate this bill as the
speeches in opposition 10 the policy of the admin
istraton in the Philippines. II Is foregone con-
ciusion that Mr.. Rhea will be unseated when the
vote on his contested election case is taken on
Tuesday.