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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-24

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-24
To Cure IA Gold ia On Day.

10 Nhr" n OOIN fn On UHy.
TaNe Laxative BrumO Quinine
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money il 1t fails to cure. f.. w.
Groves signature is on each box 25cts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
COUNCIL. REFUSES TO
Vote ON DANCE HALLS
toBBY CROWDED PROHIBITING orlzENs LEADS TO
PosrpoNnMgNr OF ACTION ON elLLs ron RELcENsiho
oLo rgNoeRLotN pWEs-LAwYERs PLEAD ron coNTiNu


The tight over the proposition to
relleense the Peoples. the Mascot and
other variety theateta and CONCERT
haila un SECOND avenue south. IN
the Old tendufioin district was post
poHed for another week at the meet
lnH 10 the city council last niEht
Unusual public interest was dis
played Ia the queatton. The lobby
pf the council chamber was crowded
with eitiaenH intars sted Ia the sht.
ANA warm debate between att0f
neyH frpfcFentlaE the eonsidines and
ciAncyH. and ttt.EehH protesting
against srnniing tho licenses. t0ek
place
A dosen petitions for and against
granting the licenses we're Med and
referred 90 the police. license aud
revenue committee for inYeftieHtleH5
The ordinances To grant the CON.
nidineH and the ctancys licenses for
the Peoples and Mascot theatefe rel
spvctivriy were also referred te
this committee
Reports made by the eommittes
we're Withdrawn tsn each npplicas
ton there were majority and minors
ny reports. a majority report sisa=
"a by an. itinehAtt and fayisf
recommended that the erdtuanee
granting 7. J. eunsidine "a license. an
rass.
minority repart signed b.
kiHtief, recommended that The ord
nance do not pass
A majority report. signed by aiitt
and Thsiof, recommended that tils
application u Prank Clancy for .
license be granted Rtneharts nafbs
Was originally alfred to this report.
but he had u era sest kistief again
handed In a minority report rsaatu-
mcndlns that the license be not
granted
The debate ON the license question
vas confined entirely 10 the lobby
Attorney J y NeEisey opened, aud
Attorney Wm ~ Morris closed the
debate Ia faNuf % granting the IL
cennes
y n. Tr~fsthsn repFeaentinx huH
inrss men and wenaea employed In
the old ten drfioiB district rfutsstins
against Feiirsnsins the enneeft halls
on Second avenue sputh opened the
debate On the negative side.
Mr. Trefsthen pointed eut that the
pfotustantr he represented included
the largest business concerns III the
old tendefloln district as veil as
many Of thosr IN either parts of the
city lie stated that careful i-srtsa
al Of his protests Feaid show that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
WILL HOLD
CONFERENCE

A meeting of the special legislative
committee % the city council will
D held Friday Afternoon 10 finally
decide upon what legislation relative
10 city government % rlilrs u The
first class representatives OF Seattle
VII advocate NJ the NEXT nesriun 81
tbs legislature
f'rvsiesnt parry 81 the council an
noupc~d the meeting last night and
fe4usstrd that the chairman at each
sub rouiiuittee have hts report ready
30 be- presented AZ that time.
Mr.. Parry stated that h- spent the
day Yesterday In Tacoma in consul
tation With the officials Of that city
N regard Ia q conference % the of
hriaiS ~ the thfee cities OF she frpt
class IN the state. namely. seattle
Tacoma and Spokane. Ito said they
had agreed on Tuesday, January 3. az
the date for holding IN. conference
John Paul Iudnon. corporation
counsel - Spokane. was IN attend.
aace NJ the council meeting Last
night He viii remain in the city
uniii after the conference % January
q rs the representative 81 Spokane.
Mr.. Judron n advocating an
amendment 90 The state laws fsintiSr
60 street improvements lie ueuid
have the laws made more stringent
ins r~sart 10 the collection Of tnNra
and assessments levied foF street Inn
prot.n~ntA- ~ pTce~nt when q
pirc Of property 10 rrid for taxes the
city must iore that part - the cost
o. improvements ssarwrsd axain~f
the property In question he souid
alec have the laws 30 amended ~ 10
more securely fla the responsibility
Of repairing ana maintaining sisi~-
walks an the ahuftins porpefty-
owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
RESIDENCE
BURNED
Successive Misfortunes
OF Ballard Man

ballard, Dec. ao.-Ths resi-
dcncc OF Peter pr~mmyer, at the cor
ner Of Railroad avenue and II street
was burned last night shortly after
midnight The fre IL supposed to
have atarted IN detective nus, aud
u was burning la the upper siufS
when first noticed by a neikhbor The
latter reused pfrmmyef ana his fstn-
ily, who were asleep The flre alarm
Was turned Ia, but the wagons got
stuck In the mud ln one of the
awainps Of the admirable city streets
OF this progressive municipality. aud
spent considerable time svttins
loose. when the rcmvn Wote nnaliy
able to reach the scene, the nfe had
progressed too far TO be stopped, aud
the entire buildinK tWo-story
frame, valued at tia0o, was con
sutned Most Of the furniture was
carried ont and saved, although more
or less water soaked By the rain. In
surane~ Of $500 was carried.
Dremmyer IN ala sxufesswan ana
has had a run Of ill-iuch lately
Some time ago his team ran away
and smashed his wagon, while he
suffered broken arm A little later
he was again thrown out and had
his shoulder dtrios Atcd lie has
scarcely recovered from the latter
injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

the owners Of NOSE than two thirds
of every front foot of property on
Second avenue south were protesting
ag.aHat granting the Licences
Maynt Il A itaAiinHn of columbia
represented more than 100 patrons
Of the Seattle ftenton electric line
protesting against granting the II
&c nsss. and spoke fof them.
NJ y. HhekuH. president Of the
Washington National bank protested
Nnheneniit against granting ths ~
ecnseHs lie demanded that the paw
ell district below fsaler way be
CLEARED Of it dens of vice,
T. Haftofi protested against grant
ms the licenses ~ the name ~ young
Wnmen aud girls ia his employ w the
old tendefloln district iie satd u
was neeennsry that these girls use
liscond avenue south. ana domh nded
that that thofoughfafe be cieanHed
Of gice.
Ia an tho petitions favorins grant
lne the licenses bore some 5000 Gig
ma tnfes but u IL claimed that the
Er~atrr part af these are Of Hontere
that are hhbttuaily marshaisd Ia all
political campaigns by the tender-
ioins bosses Of the First ward,
The only business men and houses
Of any prominence whose signatures
N ttft ttMHM Af tfilt W. fNAN hANhfthf1'
Of names we're chin Gee Hes. q, q.
gus, jane a Co. !. Levy, J Y, Nc
rsfoy, the cianeys aud J. J. nag
Fefty
Among the business mon and
hassas signing the petitions protest
ins against srantins the licenses
" ere Pacific Coast Biscuit Co W
FULLER a Co, Assrofolitsn Press
Hammond Packing Co, q u. Hicke
a sons %. American Typs Pound
ere TO. American Paper Co, Wit'ler.
cofbln Machinery Co, usorse
Aaair a san. Washington shoe Man
ufaaturins Co. New York HARNESS.
Co. afifnsi~y sherwood Co, Tuck-
~. Hanfart A Go. and others
Among the protests WAS one fofn
the waiuens club Of the city. wisn-
Cd by Seattle Federation Of W0+
mems eiuhH. ny Mrs J y. T, Mitch
ell president yoans ~oman's CHRIS
ell president founs W"m~nr
Christian Temperance unicni ~
EfifnR W Weod, president tHt
Federation Of Wom-n's Christian
Temner nee unions, through Mrs
tInhle itsaeh flroWn. president
Western Washington W. & r. y. BY
NaFrnHst ~ Plat president knE
County W g. T g.. by MARY NJ
W ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
TRYING To DEFEAT
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
Senators Opposed Are Working to Combine
With Similar Interests

ical fruits from the british West
insiies. with which reciprocal
treaty n aisn nendlnH.
The president l. anxious about the
treaty because he regards this coun.
try as being under Implied oblisa-
tons 10 the Cuban people 90 assist
them tn getting uIon then feet
tina M tally. as Wal AZ politically. lie
does not consider that the adoption
Of the treaty will menace any Amer
lean industry or the protective tariff
system as a principle In this view
be is supported by a majority Of the
Republican senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
ACCUSES HER
HUSBAND

". A. Hayden. an Alaska mining
man, Vas Hffezted b. Detective
Freshman OF the police last night on
warrant ehArsins adultery Tbs
complaint Was ~ oFu 10 - liz Ydeuis
former wife who has been searching
for him for the past few yeers
Hayden. n 10 alleged. has b~su living
with another woman Al 2is Columbia
street
Mrs. Hayden No. ] says that ssx=
sfai yesrn aso her husband left her
TO seek his foftuss IN the kiundlkr
Foe two Ysfs after he lsfi hiH isttefs
Werv full Of Affection hut finally he
ceased writing Che he's been asafeh
lns for him fof s1fne tins. but until
fvN DAYS asp STE sse not able
20 fina any ffaer a. hlfu. Finally
she claims a. have fatiad that hs saH
hNiuE Wfth another NenaaH Nho, rhs
sgss. ao=- b. the name Of Afs Hay
drn festefiay she ifsissa \ com
piaint against him aud bis arrest
fniiuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
PERMITTED TO
USE WOOD LATH

The city council last night parsed
the ordinance granting g. ID. Ftin-
son and A. W. Enxle permission 10
sal Institute wood for metallic hath IN
ali but the halls and stairwsys In
building they are constructing ~
Fourth avenue and Union street.
The fire and water committee rec
commended that the btu pass. and no
fight was made on the measure, but
trouble II expected In the future a.
. result OF the passage of this ordis
nance. The nsxt applicant for
similar privilege will think h. " No
much entitled to Il as Mr.. Sfimson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

Almost SEQ teachers wefe Ia at
tendance AZ the high schaol building
this ns ming for the opentuA session
OF the second DAP Of the meeting ct
the Washington State Teachers As
sociatian.
The initial work u the moraiax
vas the discussion OF three papers
on the general toptc Of Needed
school Issxs.iAtion. The first paper
was BY X. n Bryen. who treated the
subject under ths hesdtns az AZ
feeling Education IN General Dis
eussion Of this pan-F Was led bY W.
" Wilson Of Eiiensburw The Echooi
paper WAS BY = n. Gait OF Taeoma
and was entitled. Affeetins city
School Sysferna Discussion IF this
paper was led by J. N Hift Of Port
TOWNSEND The third paper. under
the title Of Affecting County
Schools" wss by George A spencer
Of Chehelir. Discussion was led By
X s. Simpson Of Whstcem-
The afternoon session to-day vas
devoted 70 the WORK Of the county
sup~rfntsndsntr and normal school
sections. high school and college see
ton. and the graded school seetton.
This evening discussion Of papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
SHE WOULD NEVER
LEAVE NAM MA

Be~auss his wife refused to live
with him and said that she would
never leave mamma" John Bcch-
tel was granted divorce IN tufK.
Briffin's department ~ the superior
court this morning The husba nd
alleged that his vile left him three
fnorihs after their marriage IN is,s
and has positively refused 10 eat any
food Of his providing since that time
He claims 10 have always been a
model husband and Gays he u a.
utter 'oss 20 explain his wife's hatred
and deacrtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
O 30ERS FOR MANY
IMPROVE ENTS

proxements we're passed at the meet.
Ing Of the city council last night.
Work was ordered ON the laying Of
about two miles Of water mains 90
Howe street, Knob Hill avenue,
uAler and other streets and avenues
on East Queen Anne hill
Ordinances were passed ordering
the Improvement OF Judkins and
Norman streets b. constructing a
sewer. on jackson street from TWEEN
" second 70 Tbirtieth avenue by
pianking. Harvard avenue from
Mercer to Howell street by grading
and concrete etdsvalkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

WASHINGTON. y. C. Dec. 80
Opposition 20 the Cuban reciprocity
treaty Is increasing. II must be rat
filed before February er Il II Loaf.
President Roosevelt Il very anxious
about g. An effort is being made
to form a coalition between the
sugar senators who oppose the Gu
ban treaty and the New England
senator's who oppose the NeWteand-
land and French reciprocity tfeatiez
together with the Florida and Cali
foFnie senators who oppose the i'm
porsationE Of tropical and emi-trop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
PRESS CLUB WILL
MEET THURSDAY

Tire Seattle Press Club will hold am
important meeting Thufsday evening
at 7.s0 O'Clock IN IN. rooms of the
Chamber Of comIperce. Matters Of
particular Interest 20 members Of the
club. and Incidentally 20 the gen
ersl public, will be brought Up for
discussion. among others . proposal
20 secure Captain n. p. Hobson. u.
r. ~. for iecture In Seattle.
The matter Of the dlsposition Of
various funds now u the Club treas
ury viii also be tonkidered and some
final action takfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
POLICE NOTES

parey Moore. Of Gil wes,sfu as-
enue, told the police yesterday that
no hal been robbed Of HE overssea /
and hat while eating his lunch In
the Royal cafe. on First avenue
Several reports regarding a fesen-
erats nend have reached the poiios
during the peat few days. Last night
he Il reported to have bean fftshtep-
inE women In the old university
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
LONE ROBBER HOLDS
UP RAIL WAY TRAIN
But Is Driven Off and Wounded by Merry Con-
ductor Without Much OF Haul

the train into a dsy coach aud start
ed t. rub the passengers. he had See
vNf ed a small sum when ltecnc re-
appeared Carrying shotgun The
ruhher immediately pulled the belle
cord 10 stop the train. ana ran out
to the platform and iumped on. The
conductor followed and discharged
both barrels az the bandit one load
evidently hit lie object. as the rob.
huf uttered cry Of pain. He sue
aeetiea however la rludlng kcene In
the darkness.
When the train arrived ~ the de-
pot with the story Of the robbery, a
special was sent out, carrying a posse
Of police and railroad employees, but
they failed % nnd any trace Of the
bandit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

LouIsVtIl.E bee. se-A lone
rubhrf masked ami heavily aftHed
boarded Louisville a NashNilis
train AZ the Junction lust outside the
city limits at I o'cietk this morn
tnF When within four hloeks Of
the residence district. he jumped
Nom his place Of eancealmeut In "A
Pullman ear and drawing a revolver.
ordered the train conductor keene.
e. hold up his hands, keene aprane
forward aud struck the fohhef ia the
face. The rubber fired. ana kseue
received hsd scalp wound TIE
conductor then ran Is the express
car the robbet nfing shot after
hiw.
the rohhef then marched the Pull
nan conductor and rorter through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
.PEDACOCUES DISCUSS
SCHOOL LEGISLATION
MANY PAPERS READ MEMBERS OF STATE TEACHERS AS
sociArioN-sscrios WORK PROGRESS AFTER.
Noos-pRocE spNos OF FIRST DAY

bx Gsorss r. Lancaster Of Everett
and A Il Warner OF Tacoma viii be
had ia the assembly feoFn % the high
- hfol
The question Of Proposed iestsis-
ticn affecting the school laws is
iis~if 20 easas torfe acrimonious dis
es.slan n aeu the committee on isxis-
iatfau makes itr report tomorrow
The proposition over " hieh the de-
bsfe II sxr~eted. u the one 60 give
eaeA district. regardless 81 Elas. rfedit
FOE Eeao DAYS attendance Ia each
Hs issoi year
Tha opponents ~ this proposed
change tn the ias say that u viii
u ork severe injury 10 the more pop
alsF school districts and will. IN ~
least one instance. eauzc an annual
loss Of SEQ. 900 IN revenue THIS 10
district No. IN King county
Last evening the teachers met IN
the auditorium Of the First pr~-ny-
terian church and iisf~nsd ~ ar a.
dress Of welcome By Rev. DIR. Mat
shrxs and the annual address BY
President F'rtefp. An Informal social
wa= held IN The church psrlorp.
y here a unrieni and Hsersrr eater
- tument Was also provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
CANNOT
CUT THE
MUSTARD

VIENNA. Dec. She rAseblai'
to-day reports that the Crown prsn
Gees Of sssuny and her brother. the
Arehduks Ferdinand. are in financial
straits ~ Geneva u IN said that the
ar hduk- tried % borrow 30 900 from
. Jew mohey lender bat was 70
fused The pair have pa~ned their
be- els
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
GIVES BACK
SMALL BIT

NEW YoHK. Dee % Employees
81 the standard ual Company tn ali
parts af the Nofid are "a be made
the brueffeiaflsa Of . pension plan u
take effect on NaW Years day Any
rmpio9e an reaching the axe OF -
years. after - years service With The
company may retire on one feuffh
~ the salary he is then rseeEsink
The rule applies from the hirtssf
nffirlals down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
HI GllpS TOES
ARE TRAMPED ON

A lively tilt between councilmen
gip and KIstler took place at the
mfetihg OF the city council last
night
ON charged that the report Of the
police. license ana revenue commit
tee Oh the petition Of the Merchants
Petfoi % hays X. u Nishiniafo
Japanese ssb6ntsd Z spsslel police
man WITHOUT pay. had bah jyggled
with BY Chairman kietlsT. The re-
port rfconnmeh1ed that the petition
be referfed To the mayor and then
be placed on file.
Il moved that the petitiop be
granted. and my motion prevailed IN
tbs COMMITTEES room. stated Gill.
This Il not the first time the ohalr4
mar has juEsled reports and nisrsp-
resented the committee in state
nentE In neNspapere
Chairman kiatler denied that the
report had been tampered with, ana
stated that the newspapers had used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

SEWER SYSTEM
FOR FREMONT

The city sawer system Ia 10 be ex-
tended into Fremont. At the meet
Ing n the city council aet night a
resolutiuH war passed providing for
the construction On over four miles
" sewers on the following streets
Brooklyn avenue, East Flfty-second
street. Fifteenth. Fourteenth.
Twelfth. Eleventh. Tenth and Ninth
avenues northeast; Railroad and La
tuna avenues.
The sewers are to empty into lake
Ifrfau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
HIS OWN
PAYMASTeR

Wlfhani Higgins. q waiter. vas ar
rrHtcd this morning by Patrolnan
Thompson for the theft Of a steam
rf'a clock ftpfn the reat5<nee Of Mr.
Eddie uiibert Third avenue south
aud Cennectiest street
Higgins had deposited The clock In
q saloon on F1rst avenue soath
where the ofneer found u ana later
arrested the man who claimed 10
own u
Mrs Giibsrt told the polics ysster.
day that her houee had befn en-
tsrpd and the clock ssolen. 1lsstns
ssys. however. that he he'd bhsp
ruofpins at the h9usr and that gone
of bio property was being held by
Mr. Dtlberf lie savs he took the
clock ~ payment for the prup.rty 80
helH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
OPENING
OF DURBAR
Curzon Starts the Arts
Exhibition

DELHI. Dec. s1.-Iord curson
opened the Indian Arts exhibition
The ceremony wss attended
) =. much pomp. The building vas
a scene of dsskifns color and glitter
lng splsndor. An Immense crowd
ovsrrnn the entire premises. All ths
productions Of India have found 9
place In the gorgeous fiaeisy.
An immense crowd was present Of
the ceremony Of opening The EXHIBIT
tim. Lord cgrxon made an address
70 the native rulers who wore
grouped about the hall upon raised
daises Afterward he informally
greeted the Indian princes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
INVESTIGATING THE
CHICAGO COAL TRUST

are being held aron sub.
urban sidetracks. although the city
= suffering from a fuel famine. Coal
today seils AZ - ton IN Chicago.
There = much suffering among the
poor The chief tendency OF todsy's
investigation n 60 show WHISTLER OF
not railway officials and railways
evan stock In the coal mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

CHICAGO. Dec. s-The Inse=tiss-
ton into the reputsd combine Of the
railroads and nine operators 10
manipulate eeai prices Began thlz
morning. Attorney Gensr4i Hamlin
examined many Witnesses One ts--
tlfissi that u costs O. q a ton IN mine
soft coal In Illinois fields and lay
" down In Chicago
Proof was offered that enormous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
PIANOS

Our Plano and Organ sales this
month eellp-es all former years,
There are ssyeral very substantisl
rsasons for this. not tho least OF
which is that people all over the
Northwest have leaned. throukh tbs
thousands OF satisfied custofnsrk
That We always give tho biggest
values and do absolutely a. we agree.
Furthermore. we carry at ali times
the igreest and best assorted alocl.
70 select from, embracing auch wei
and favorably known Instruments
Hobart Nj. Cable. Pcase. u. s. John
ston Co. and other Pianos and Kim
ball Organs. Our holiday prices are
exceedingly low, and we sell on very
easy terma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
A FEW SAMPLES
Closing out
Net Price
tail urtos To-Day

While We are sorry 60 disturb the
local sheet music trade IN this man
nor. Te see no other recourse, al We
are obliged to close out this depart
nent as quickly a. possible TO mako
room Tor our rapidly growing plano,
organ and small musical INSTRUMENT
business, and we shall be glad "a scii
out the sheet Wueic at wholesale OF
retail at less than cost, 10 ge, tho
ss,ra 900 square feet Of floor spafS
At the earliest possible moment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
nAnounr no aMpLoYrs

The annual banquet rendered IT.
etn nloyes hs the EehNnbaehsr Hard
ware co. Was given iast evening In
the sftIl roafn of the Motel nutlef
Covers Nere laid for -. J y Doid-
smith acted az toantuaAHier. and TIM
psofnptu -psssh~s werv the order %
the tsf-dianrF fusrftment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

At the meeting of the city ooun-
Cil last night Fire Chief Cook, IN
explaining IA. death of John Grace
completely ENUMERATED the driver and
captain 81 engine. co No. z. from
any blame for IA. accident Grace
was fatally injured nue. 10 by being
run over hy engine No I, AT SECOND
avenue south aud Main street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
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