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STILL after
ELIOT

NEW ORLEANS. nov. ia res
olutiou was introduced into the Fed
GRAFTON 81 Labor convention here to-
day esnHurtng Prof. Eliot af Har-
ward for hts recent criticisms Of
union labor men. and particularly
his assertion that a strike breaker
In A hero.
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POCKETS PICKED

While asleep Ia a chair IN the
Queen Anne restaurant on First ave-
nue.. early this morning. +. w VIM
derlinde says he was relieved OF $50
ia money and certificate Of deposit
on the seattle National bank for $40.
The matter was called Go the utten-
ton OF the police.
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NEARLY CUT IN TWO

We are Offering many lines from
our small musical instrument stock
during this sale at half price. You
never saw such values In vinlina.
guitars. mandoims. hanjos. music
boxes. etc. IL win pay you 60 buy
now II you will need anything IN this
Tine within the next year.
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MAMIE MN TRIAL

city Attorney he nruler Is diasat-
lshed with the $1,000 verdict that was
rendered against the city yesterday
IN favor Of Mary u. stone and sewall
u, Stone. her husband. THIS morn
ing the corporation counsel nled a
motion for "a new trial.
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10 srATg PRIsoN

sheriff Cudihee viii next week
send 10 the Walla wniih peuitentiafy
II prisoners. now In hts custody At
the county faii. Deputy sheriff Me-
fariand vii probably have charge
the ennVlcta.
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FILTHY
PLEADINGS
Speaker Divorce Case enslla TO
Heaven in tho Superior Court

fteANtU III tHo ohpeFlSf WYATT
The SPEAKER divorce suit, said 10
be one ~ the most revolving cases
In the annals OF the superior court.
was brought 90 an issue today BY
the filing Of the defendants answer
ana cross complaint.
Sensational as we're the revolving
allegations contained Nv Mrs. Kate
Hpraker'H complaint, filed several
weeks ago. the husband, David a.
Speaker, goes q step further. Filth.
obhcenity and what not crowd the
pages of his pieRdinKr. IL telling his
wife's faults Hpraker charges her
With using Language that was fash
iouabie with ducheaHeH In the Eliza
bethinn period. but that has long
since heroine obsolete among re-
spectacle people.
The aprakcrn were married In
stanton, Mich. year ago last April
The wife II So years OF age and the
husband az.
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ON HOME
STRETCH

The oppsrtunlty 10 Save From 500
70 $3.50 on a Plane. and s25 20 $50
on an Organ viii be Chopped on
Short Tomorrow Night. at which
Time o. 8. Johnston Co.'S Great
Sale Closes.
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FREIoHT car euRoLARY

The police have been notified that
d Great Northern freight ear at the
foot OF Madison street Waa broken
into last night. Goods eonalgned 10
brown Bros and the Bon Marche in
this city. were stolen.
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] PIECES 81 ass muslc Coz s,.oo.

We are closing thfs department out
entirely at less thsa eost. to get IL
out OF the way as quickly as pos
sibie.
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Special Notices

0HEAT coEBdEiDGTfoR HAIsE.
Thgaa two well known establishments
namely. the RED Front and Hlpe ftot
Furniture 60. have consolidated nhe ar
comprising furniture. co1b stoves neat
ere. tiuwefs ana household fufniHH4its
q al kiudH a. prices tliat viii sYtrii
snn cali ard Fst OUT prices before
purchasing sfroWhefss our new stYfHs
a0n and $40 Second nvrnas south.
J. Hf4OOAFIE ID. carpenter ana ieboef.
sg7 Madison street. Independent fhpss
AHA.
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saIs-Earms and Lands

Financial
A RELIABLE place to borrow money on
diamonds. watches, teweiry. low Interest
n. n, West. Hoa Pike street.
MONEY on short notice at low rate; prt-
waite money snd company meney TO build
with. q. A. Virtue. Room T. Halter
Building Phone. Black 90.
COLLATERAL BANK CBarto q Reed, /.
money loaned on any good ooliaterat
iOh Cherry.
TO LoAN-Prlvate money at low rate Of
Interest. Damus Osner, lo9 Yealer
wa. Aoeu1s y ana y
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Society Notices
/ All TiiE MAN
HOUSE rcrniring IN all branches, rubber
weather stripping, EiHlinFs ping-pung
tables etc 4ia Madison. phones Sunset,
Main no; independent. Red 1887.
ltAnaan
JACKsoN's Express and Transfer Co. We
dc all kinds % teaming. furniture and
plano moving. baggage and trunks trans.
fcfred stored free ; days Second and
Cherry. under Pei. Red Tai2
RING UP MAIN TcT
For cleaning aud rcupVatlnE gents and
ladieH' clothea. City Dye Works.
For Rent--Furnlshod Rooms
HOTEL SENECA.
Cor. First ave. and seneca street.
Clean. Sunny, Comfortable.
nooma by the Day or Week
i2oSA FIRST AVENUE.
NEWLY furnished and unfirnished rooms.
Apply ht 9g2i. rmmmcr street. back Of
Olympic Foundry, South Eighth. Phone
Nsu 'se'
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. Ills First ave-
nuc, house newly furnished. all modern.
rrifes moderate,
Help Wanted-Male and Female
SEATTLE Employment oifioe@work for
men. women and childrsn. eoa I'd ave
hue. Phone Main f3iA
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WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Nicinity.--ToniRht
and sunday occasional rain. fresh 10
southeast To south winds
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RoBBEp in SALOON

SWIM Carlson reported to the po-
lice last night that while ne was sit
ting IN the Fix saloon. some one rob
bed him Of hia gold watch.
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a N.AP-
Splendid farm. comprising f1B acres.
20 acres under pillow, good Broom
house. large barns, large orchard.
including all stock and impie-
menta. cows fmilking). three 3
year-olds. three yeariipgs. two
calves. wagons. horse. pigs. chick
ems. buggy. Dlows. herfowH. cart
2h tons OF good hay In the barn.
one acre OF potatoes. This is one
OF the best farms In the vicinity Of
Seattle. and / will make the fol-
lowing terms; 1880 cash. and $50
per quarter for the balance. with
interest AZ per cent.
MUST RE FOLD.
Lot. only 80 feet fFaTa cor. u Jackson. on
1ffh ave-. for fT2s. this - u worth
sfpo0; 90 100 n
A. LAWRENCE.
s0Hh Second avenue.
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IT IS
NOT FAIR

:. .sr FAIR TO the public Tor
-. house 90 advertise few
...,rl.. only as leaders.
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For saIo-cI.y Real Estate

WHY PAY ItEtTI
gfg0- Groom cottage and lot close 70
car line. near Woodland PARK, mar
cash.
t560-4 -room cottage, lot foxllo' one
block from Madison street ear,
near Lake Washington. city water
and basement in house.
Highly innroved 5-acre tract. near
Columbia. on the car line.
5000 each for lots JCxiz0. nice ano
level, on Ballard car line. your
a own terms.
-sf2s each for 6 lots on Queen Anne
hill. nearly level, fine view, near
car.
$3.50 buys block OF "A lots near Green
take: this " cheaper than acre
tracts.
We have many other snaps In
houses. lots and acre Tracts. See
uH before you mako your rejection.
QUALHFIM a. HOLMAN.
304 New York Block.
Phone Ind Also
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Holy Smoke, &c
Yes. on Up and Up Cigar In simply
ilyine.
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GO TO

....,,,. and you will ind each and
=. Article IN our store sold at
s.sp.eus rate prices.
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BANNER BEACH
HoMFsEIsE hssss PARADISE.
go %. goo %. 1850 LOTS
g. AND SO DOWN AND 6 MONTH.

efaest e+-fRfs @f"f'f 1879
s. AND $40 Down AND g MONTH.
The prstties. ana naest eonv.nient pIa1e on
LAKE. Washington fn which 70 own a
hsus. vide level let's grand views. finext
.sii sleeisie ears from - a. n, 70
electric street lights. Sidewalk. cleared
avenues and lots. high and healfhfuii
eyer 30 ioss so,a' nv eouls s,, sslnE . ~
homes built on Easy terms also. Don't
delay going 10 Rainier Beach: take ears
ssens. az sffics At Rainier beach. or eaii
biock.
FOR SALE. s7s TO SIPS EACH
Choice building lots near thu State uuiyefs-
icy. $50 cash snd = rer nsosssh. oniy a
schools. rharch.s' siee,ric lights ana city
water: four miles inside fhe city limits.
IN a city ~ HOO people and only few
hiocks firm M stste University build
other city In the United States offers
Frch Inducements and opportunities 20
make money On real estate A. this: come
cut and see for yourself r. =. Gregory.
four hlock. west u fatonn school. or J.
". Wheeler. - Union block.
ENTIRE block, 10 let's. woodland park.
only sias
T~s seres. rarity cleared. back of
vi nsa. ns,sa 20 mite. Redmond on county
Rad. partly CLEARED. considerable cedar.
and close 20 shingie mill. only So per
nooun a CO. ess paoahe Block.
THE ALyoRD ACRE TRACTS
tvs 20 500 Per acre.
Use Use The sosi IS rssh clay and loan. ana
me i sarr + ! y ss'.s R slsS
- Hosssft block.
Cor Firrt ana Columbia at.
CHEAP HOMES.
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly. lots. $50 TO tT5:
terms. s. DOWN. o. monthly. free water
small nsw house. large lot 500; terms.
Is Gown. $40 niorthly-
ssn, og ,,,. %, me- r, ,ssr on' ars ss
Lake: ear line crosses property.
s7no-Sew s-roon cottage. carpenters have
EAR tn en- ave acres q A land
ss7s-Fsys acres q me alder land near S.
-Tacorla eiec,rie linz.
ADAMS 4 NICHOLS.
i4s s~cond Ave. James sssa
rpr pALp-Fsn. corner Green Lake front.
cheap. easy terms: aise other cheap lp.s
different places In eity. Owner. 200 Pa
cfhc block.
FOR RENT-REAl ESTATE
MODERN Ia STORY 5-room cottage.
new. Queen Anne avenue. W. +.
sherbrooke. SIS First avenue.
FOR RENT.
lARE. modern. s-room cottage. with large
stable. on cor. 1nsh and Weller. reason
Help Wanted--Nale
FOR NEVADA AND UTAH
500 RAILROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MIN AND MACHINE MEN: saoo TO
tabo SHIP DAILY.
lis WEST NAN STREET.
wAsTED-ss young and experienced sales
men for toys. erekery -. and h,rdwsre
SOLICITORS wanted Paeinc Employment
agency. iios Third avenue
Situation Wanted
wZSTEDcA Position a. ho1sekesper Where
there no children Ballard. Box u.
Lest ,.
RETwBfS draRd Union Hotel. Wilmer ;
ave, ladies neck chain and iocket. suit
able reward II returned to W. N. True
heart. Grand Union hotel
sos Spring and pontoface.
small round gold pin with opal set. Re
turn to sos spring and receive reward.
Houses for Sale
FOR sALE-fioure and lot IN Brcokiyn.
overlooking Lake Union. Price $3.50.
30 iots in ciovsrdaIe addition. $500.
Lots by Woodland Park on instslimsnts-
ments.
Nice corner store for rent. Brick build
n A. ANDERSON.
800 Denny way.
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ALWAYS e6hs,s 10 beet King Hoi5--
Hfan. The only cui0fnd eiairf9yanf ana
paimitt ia the world" H1flafaetipn faHf-
hHteNQ u MONEY refunded. ifHhsff.
lAseeH. fifknafa can o. aFsFtHdi diaastfr
tafnfd - success. dnHIsif ~ haDps5fsa,
AaFlgo On buainaHas alfratHtioNns mttife,
etc. Love aud domestic tHaHhisa settled.
fsaHlfT the separated, teiia Whcfn ~
are better adnafed b. Inaffg INV - via
bis Or her love. Anyone SUFFERING Win
tbs bus It. dependency cen b. convert
81 b. X u fhs~ former hlVea ara eAii
confidence fertofed You ea4 cgnauie
Jf9f kim Solomon 81 ali hons % hle
private ofics, fiZf Third aHeuue. cgfn4f
Eensra STREET
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KUDGMRNT.
Dist. Court, 81. Landry, Louisia,,a.-No, 1880
ALMA FONTENOT. Wife. VS.. JAMES FL
PARKER Husband

This is suit by plaintiff, who has been aban-
dOned by her husband, for separation of
property. for the reinyestiture of the admins
tration and control Of her paraphernal prop
described in the petition as being her separate
property. The defendant is and has been an
absentee from this parish, where he had his
domiciis, forever four years. and Lucius g. Du-
pre-, attorney -at-law, was appointed curator ad
hoe to represent him in this suit, on whom pro-
cess herein was served The evidence estab-
fishes the marriage; the abandonment by the
defendant of his wife and his domicile in the
parish; the concealment of his whereabouts
from MS wife and creditors in this parish; his
neglect to maintain and support his wife; his
insolvency, as also that the wife owns, i'll her
own right, as separate paraphernal estate, the
property especially described in her petition
and in the act No 3S004 offered i'll evidence,
and has the means to carry on separate i'll
dustry of her own. Under these circumstances
the wife is entitled to judgment as prayed for.
1t is therefore ordered. adjudged, and decreed
that plaintiff be and she is hereby separated IN
property from the defendant. ler husband; the
community OF aquits and gains heretofore eX-
listing between them is hereby dissolved. tue
plaintiff is reinvested with the care, adminstra-
ton and control of her paraphernal property
free from all interference from her husband;
plaintiff is hereby specially authorized and eni-
powered to carry OF II separate industry ana
business OF her own. in her own name, and i0F
her own account aud benefit exclusively. 1t If
further ordered that the property claimed by
plaintiff in her petition herein is hereby decfeed
| to be and have always been. the separate para
phernal estate OF plaintiff audfhat the right OF
plaintiff to recover Of defendant her mouicsI
aphernal claims. il any are herahy ftsei Vso
1t is further ordered that the fees OF Iiclu3 q.
| Dupre. curator, are hereby fixed ut the sam OF
| ten dollars, and are taxed as costs.
Done, read and signed N open court at Ope-
| lousas, La, Jan. %. A. d. 1902
Signed, 4. Z. LEWIS, Judge.
Signed, II. Z. EsToRGE, Clerk.
! 4 true copy. 0. b. THoMrsoN, by Clerk
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the opinion that, according to the
TopctItu+;on Tho Droc:lo,+ ,rl

the opinion that, according to the
Constitution, the President and
the Senate "alone constitute the
treaty-making power - Senator
Lodge modifes his opinion some
what, however, by saying that he
believes that it would be courtesy
to consult the House because any
reciprocal treaty affects the .ques-
tion of raising revenue.
The Isthmian canal, while by
no means u partisan question, is
capable of causing trouble that
may develop along partisan lines.
Senator Morgan, who is as firmly
committed to the Nicaraguan
route as ever, called at the White
House recently and came away
seriously dissatisfied with the re-
suit of his interview with the
President. He is also much dis
turbed at Senator Hanna's appa-
rent disaffection in favor of the
Darien route. This route would
require the construction of a tun-
mel five miles long, through a
solid granite mountain, and the
Senator from Alabama considers
it lacking in feasibility and it's
agitation merely an attempt to
delay canal legislation.
! The committee on resolutions
Of the Democratic House caucus
held a meeting on Friday after
noon, and while no definite policy
was determined upon, the. mem
bers arrived at q very close esti-
mate of the policy which it would
recommend at the next meeting
of the caucus. It was deemed in
/ advisable to commit the party at
this early date to q definite policy
on the majority of the questions
with which Congress will have to
| deal. There is no necessity for So
doing, and by merely preserving
a solid front and opposing all that
lis pernicious ia the legislation
/ the majority attempts to enact
Mr.Richardson and his colleagues
/ believe they will be in a: better
! position to announce the polio,
] to the country later on.
L.
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Washington, ID. G., News.
Frem cur Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1902.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1902.
The most adroit leadership in
both the Senate and the House
has alone prevented the develop
ment Of serious factional distur-
Dances in republican ranks during
the week just passed and tits only
a question of time when they will
break out in a violent form on the
floors of those bodies. 1t is diff
ficult of one not actually on the
scene to appreciate to what au ex-
tent'the House of Representatives
has ceased to be deliberatiye
body. For a time the republican
members felt themselves repaid
for their loss of power by the ex-
ample Of perfect discipline which
they set to the country but now
that they are in so great majority
as to believe themselves relieved
from the danger of democratic
aggressions, they are longing for
the DIrthrlgnC Wnlcn tney Daftefeu.
. Smarting with sense Of their
loss of influence the representa-
tives are humiliated by the arro-
gance of certain Senators who to-
day openly say that the attitude OF
the House towards any Of the i'm
portant questions which Congress
must answer is of no Importance
as the Senate can and will rectiiy
the errors of the ''impulsiye and
irresponsible" lower body. Sen.
ator CulIum is to-day preparing
a speech in support of his conten.
ton that the House has no right
to be heard in the matter of re
ciprocal treaties which are, tht
Senator alleges, q matter for thu
Senate and the President alone tt
consider. IN view of the very i'm
portant subject of reciprocity will
Cuba which must soon be deter
mined the position Of the senio
Senator from Illinois and iarg'
number of his colleagues IS par
ticularly exasperating.
There is no mistaking the in
tent Of the Dingley bill, WhicI
says that such treaties must b
approved by Congress- zbu
Senators Cullom, Lodge, e,SpooneI
Frye, Hanna and others hold t
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Our Public Schools.

The Board of Aldermen has made
a small appropriation for the pur-
pose OF purchasing additional desks
for the High School and painting
the building. This is very we'll, so
tar as it goes; but the amount ap-
proprlated is insufficient. However,
the painting and furnishing of the
school should be done at once-it
should have been done last year
and as soon as the deficiency is as.
certained the Board will doubtless
supply it.
Another need that the Board will
soon be called epon to supply is the
means of continuing our town
school, including the High School
department, for three full months,
making an eight months term. The
School Board funds, pro rated
among the various wards according
to existing laws, will only suffice to
run the schools in this ward five
months; hence, the funds to run our
town school must be provided by
the town and the funds to run the
ether schools in this ward must be
supplied by the people of the vari-
GUS neighborhoods in which they
are located. We hope that all of
them will see to it that the means
will be forthcoming when needed,
and that will be in about two
months. These neighborhoods pay
only 16 mills taxes (State and par
ishl, and not having, like the town,
reserve fund on hand, must raise
the needed means by subscriptions,
entertainments, etc. I'm addition to
these 16 mills to the State and par
ish, the town pays ten mills into
the municipal treasury, besides five
mills for electric lights and water,
works, and out of these ten mills
the money for the support of the
school, painting, etc, may be drawn.
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For Rent-A small farm near
Opelousas suitable for market
garden, dairy and poultry raising,
with large residence and out
buildings. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply at this Office.
This place has l6 bearing pecan
trees, large number of figs
choice varieties, about 20 young
Fruit trees just beginning to bear,
including peaches, plums. april
cots, etc. Outbuildings consist
|of crib, barn, stable, chicken
house, wash house, carriage house,
servants quarters, &c.
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The trial of criminal cases be-
gan in our District Court last
Monday. The first case tried was
Alexis Senegal, colored, accused
of numbering Garfield Jean, in
Bellevue, last September. He
was found guilty of manslaughter.
Tuesday the case Of Jean Pierre
Smith, charged with shooting with
intent to kill, was taken up, and
the jury brought in verdict of
guilty Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday morning the trial
of Alex. Eaglan, charged with
shooting with intent to murder,
was commenced, resulting in his
acquittal Wednesday afternoon.
Court was not in session Thurs
day. Friday morning the case
against Alfred Blouin, charged
with murder, was called up, and
the trial was still in progress as
We go to press
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Many interesting questions will
be presented to congress now in
session. These will have impor-
tant bearing upon the congress
ional elections that will take place
next fall. The 'Commoner will
furnish "mighty interesting read
ing" for those who appreciate the
Importance of public questions.
IF you are not Il subscriber to this
publication send your subscription
now. If you are already a subscri-
Der ask your neighbor to become
regular reader Of The Common
er. Subscription 81 a year; or
the Opelousas COURIER and Com
moner one year for $3.50, through
this Office.
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The Supreme Court of Louis
iana has decided that a money
Iender employing clerks must pay
rceuse, even if lending his own
money. .----.--- ---
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In a naval battle at Panama last
Monday the Colombian revolu-
tionists sank the Lantoro, a gov
ernment ship. The Darien, an
insurgent vessel, was beached.
The loss in killed and wounded
was heavy. Gen. Alban, the gov
.ernment commander of the Lam
toro, was killed.
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Lord Cranborne. in the House
of Commons, stated that England
declined to join the European
powers during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war in their effort to embar-
rass the United States.
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It is stated at Washington that
President Roosevelt has decided
to ignore the charges against Col
lector Wimberly, of New Orleans,
and permit him 20 serve out his
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T. Miller Anderson, a we'll
known and respected citizen Of
0pelousas, died here last Satur-
day. aged 40 years. His wife and
three children survive him.