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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

natural beds In such n manner as
viii best suit themselves and the par
ties with whom they deal. The small
oyster grower will have no chance
whatever. Gradually the oyster In
dustrr will pass into the hands Of a
few corporations.
rThlr In the bill that Senator Pal
msr 10 urging the legislature 20 pass.
~ II said that the governor Will ap-
prove n and that ths fish commits
aiofieFr favor A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

loaded AT smith cove. sailed for
Port Elizabeth today.
Steamer Melville Dollar viii arrive
late this afternoon from San Franz
cisco.
The steamer =. l. Luekenbaek
sails To san Francisco tonight With
10000 cases OF salmon loaded AZ this
port. FOR New York. AZ the Cali
fofnia metropolis shs VIII complete
her cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
PASSING OF
MARK HODGSON

t1iE H1:gson. aged 70 years. Aied
e<<ftie geaerai hospital. this
r-1ax e an early hour. AFR
*s'n had been a Mason for "a
ne vas a member of Chap
70 - Denver. md Denver
re. !. also an honorary menu
- ~ Lisdes No. n Of Saginaw.
49, hndzeou waa resident Of
- . He caue 20 Washington
80 I~nyef, Col ffe leaves a widow
-. ~" FrpNn tons. onn u v HON II
- ~ route 70 The city from Dem
49, ~. body - ~ he honey
its,.. 49, watson eoSnpany'a UNDER
s<'hx rariors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
GRAND JURY
nc.s.~4y Says Ballard Council
Y.,~s1 Down $500 Briss

n arxs witness called By the
es.d isry this aficrnesn was u ,,
russsrss. Seattle attorney. He
e1n~d that be knew tire ballard
nursr,e ssnrany procured It's fran
~ trcss the Ballard city cssneIi
.l-.aus<ls -ea ne square, This
nas<s<rt he followed up By testi-
- nat Andrew Nielsen. pFe~i-
~ 4 tAs Ballard council. would
susus thai I'M snoasainis Falls
NO rszpsns had offered ssz.ses
= : frsnehtsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
WRECK SALE
clorrtNo soucsr From the
RAIL ROAD COMPANY 10 co.
ING FAST

The resent parchss. af damnxed
clothing mad. BY the rsetfic Coast
Clothing Co. sai the sab-eqeeat s<ls-
hss. cf~assf = god DEAL Of tsih.
There can he NO auestion sfsout tbs
fact that such values hays never
h@sn offered before IN Seattle. hea
Who figured On buytnE one suis. have
bssisht too eF three.
Ths sale has reretv~d such linz
r~tus from thr-s rsrv values that the
goods ar. selling quicker than ~ss
Al firsf enpsctsd. and nav ms case
Of hurry
scms ssea Of IN. prices VA. s's>.-
"a today Msns ssi,s NJ ne Z. wsss
tis.o0 are soinx al tsfs Mems
0x~rcozfs a blans or biue ksrssy.
rough chesioss er striped tweeds, are
Euinx ~ ss.rs instead Of sit.es. ys<.ts
and sfseo. These noo<~ are mons
the worse Tor the shaks-pp thsy re-
eetvei Meas stc rnfervsaf, use.
Mems leo Underwear. COO Mems
fSc uver#hirts. ter. Mems rsc Neg
iiEss Shirts. tto. Mems 1900 Trous-
ers soc. Mems ffoe shirts at tsa
Meas tzBc Sechw~Ar At isa. Mems
tieo Hats al pau. Meas sec eox al
lsc. Mems Zoe p~snazed Hats Sec.
California Underwear. slightly a~sn-
ax~d. worth tz.on. AZ sos. Nasura Al
Wool Underwear. 1ec. cclor~d Htiz
hhifta slightly damaEed regular
ei-eo. at ftc. white sun Hkirts.
slightly damaged. regular ei.eq.
at a. boys fl.-ce Undsr-
wear. 1tc. Mems Coiorei Soft Front
Shirts with dsfsai,ed etsfrs. sse. Pa
cific Coast Clothing Co. zoe FIRST
ava. coFoar Marion II. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
.oa,sr witt wREsrIE WITH
~ssr NEXT WEDNESDAY,

nvuffA Fee fS-rhe house
- made the congressional ar-
.,,,s..rssat bill. a speslai order FOE
-, N<taes'say At 2 e.stsok Three
s--..,<,ssnasnt measures are now
~. 49, body. The one favored
= .<s,rusn Jones divides West
- wesklnxion into two districts
= ,.ns k<fN1sn kins and Pierce be-
= ~ 3isi1sna iine. and leaves
Se>rn washington BY ITSELF ccn-
-.s<.,an Jones has appealed to
..-h-rx ret 10 rasr this eill as be
- that Il mar make his dtstrict
xr1s-srntfe. and Il places him large
: A ne mercy Of spokane. An
- hiil makes the northern coun-
-, AZ ths state. including spokane.
~ 11><rtet puts King and Pierce
~s,rs>r n a second. and the re-
-rnt-f 81 the state m the third
~ senafe passed Moore's Bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
AcREAT SUCCESS

Nearly -Four Thousand f4,oool Pieces
Of Music and Books, Eleven
Planes, Four Organs and Doxsns
OF Small Musical Instruments
Have BEEN Disposed Of ~ D. =.
Johnston Co. Since Starting Their
Dig General Clssn-up ssis OF
Everything Musical on Monday
Morrirn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

sauses her 10 lose moaey every DAY
BY Insulting the Patrons 81 her
house and BY his habit Of creating
disturbances among the guests. who
afv apt a. stTe notice ss soon as
they besoine acquainted with the
Iaatlsfs's spouse
II = alleged IN the complaint that
the defendant arumhiss ana curses
from morning until night. Judge
Taiiman allowed Nra VIII a re-
=tFkininx order which win prevent
wit from visiting his wife ar Inter
f-fing with her In any way shiie the
suit IL pending The couple we're
married In April 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

BARCELONA. Fob. fs.--rhe news
papers Of this city publish "A story
ietlin Ia aHnaaainate the kaiser
Police spies learned of the plot and
attempted to capture the man but
the latter had already sailed Tor
London
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
CHAMBERLAIN

CAPE TOWN. Feb. is--Mr. Cham
bertatn arrived here this morning. In
an address to an Immense audience
he said that owing Go antagoni-n
between the two races la South
Affica. he had lost considerable %
the hop.a whloh he entertained when
he fret came of consultation. Prime
Minister spFigga of tho Caps cabinet.
mounted tho platform TO rAeks q
speech. but was roundly booted and
ieefed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

out from Newport News 10 ulas-
sew. and the Norweaian steamer
Unique, - days cut from 'nrdin 10
Providence. were added TO the over
due ilst today both being quoted at
10 per cent. reinsurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

We now have on our ftcors the larry
est and hest assorted stock Of Pianos
aud Organs svef efors shown by us
ar any other house IN the state OF
Washington Among the makes rep
resented are such well known NAMES
as ehickerins q sons. klmbali. Hoo
hart 81. Cable. reaHe. Doll. y. =
Johnston Co. H~inxs and other
Pianos. and kimbail orEanH All u
these are nov sotnE at prices that
challenge comparison. quality con-
Hsdsfad Fur Instance. Pianos that
retail regularly az 1888. tA6q. t29a.
tsss ana upward are nov aoinF at
t1if. isse. tate. sast. fsi1. etc. and
on unusually easy terms. sone as
low 40
so DOWN AND - PER MONTH
ftarsains IN secondhand square
pianos from 81. sao. ssf. t7s and 10
On most easy terms
New organs that retail regularly
AZ ass. ftao and fiie VIII 60 now At
81. sss and 81. Many other styles
ssd prices on most fsNorabie terms.
Every instrument IL fully war.
fantsd and guaranteed TO be a. rep
resented This sale viii last but a
short tfrsses and II will be wise 10
make your srieeilons early Ia get the
benefit Of iarsr assortment.
BALANCE SHEET MUSIC STOCK
Must and win be gotten out Of the
way quickly II the follow ing re-
markabis prices
All regular sse music. now only. lee
Or three pieces fof ......s..s.2 se
Al regular aso music. now straight
.--ss..+...s s+.....s....s.ss.A Ice
All regular Toe music. now only. fse
or three pieces for .ss.s..... .toe
All regular 7sc music. now straight
s+sssFsss .4ssss- s.s+..s..s..sslh lac
Al; Mckinley fer utnnie. now only Sc
nr thfss pisces for .ss........ Zoe
OR 10 riferes for fot,f snisrfionl Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
VENEZUELA

MAshlNuroN, u. G.. rcb. rs
Minlntvr Bowen aent to-day 10 each
u the six peace powers other than
America and France, copy Of the
pfotecoi signed by him. with fecrc-
nfs HAY. 10 serve a. a model of
other prott,cols atralred,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
plpN.T uNpeRsTANo

This morning J. Williams gave
Claude zsisler $50 and asked him 10
20 out and get ~ changed xriEirr
appropriated the money and was lht-
ar arrested on charge OF einbeH.
slemens. Doth men are deaf and
dumb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
MAKES SOME
GENERALS

WARlIfNaTON. =. g.. Feb ia
President Roosevelt Hcnt - the aeu-
ate today the following nominations
"a he ma ors generals OF the regular
army briKAdier Generals Breckeus
ridge. fudinfton aud Wade.
CHICAGO. Fob. ls.--wheai, 70 81,
n 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
nmasxxlsmsNr CHARGED

y. n kaifey, collector. Was this
afternoon arrested by Detectives
Adams aad Lane On a warrant
ehss sins Tim With understanding see
fruua Water "a ki~nstre. a local
commission merchant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
TRYING TO SEQUESTER
STATE OYSTER LAND
Bill Now Before the Legislature Will Deliver
BiyaIve Bids to Private Corporation


state. In other words. Pacific oounty
viii stand 10 have the rest 81 the
stRts robbed providing her Interests
are protested
lmpertanos ef Rsserss
The oyster growers Of the state
nov depend ABSOLUTELY upon the re.
serve oyster lands ef the state foe
their saed. In aniy . few lec2lities
do the oyster propaAhte nAt1falr.
Seed 10 required every year fut cut
tixatsa hedA Thousands u men
haxa purchased lands from tho stats
and hass tnipfesrd them al great sx.
psnse. relying on the present Law
which enables them 60 80 To The
natural beds during the season and
ebtaln their seed oysters.
n the Sumner btu passes In fts
present form. n viii be possible fpf
: commission 10 Gisp0s~ Of these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

Mr. swan A. weinhRrdt and Miss
Wofa NJ. Linander, both OF Seattle.
were married last Saturday evening
at the residence Of Anton Thorn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
AAPPlf E IS WAS
SHORT LIVED

= 49,, ia Wit. proprietor Of a lodg-
=. "-ass ioeated ~ e01 First ave-
a1...'. stiillted divorce proceedings
Il ~ M husband, Howard wit.
H. .e'9fsfiof court. this morning.
wv eiaims that her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

Lake. Rev Martin ). Larson oiiiri-
nod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18


LsH1K TRAfT ~ ffrh. ssv~f k.nA. ciess
20 raiiFosf rfstias. HANDY - s~astis.
small taa-s and tafr ofrhafd 80 tres.
asf~a eisafea. ~ arr~s uaerv eNsaiY
cte@rsts heianre hiss ers.segh cr-isr asa
nf tlashsr - nefs thaa usF So place "
cat tate assitr ana cl.rsfuns1si. sr.sd ussf-
kst ~ rna vast Bargain, 9r-f fsii
- heps thls up owasf nrwsx r1n~ers
Frur-N nANr-H-tso servs. - srrss rseh
e-ronf hesfssH Had. hslaara x---i urianf.
N afFss IN eufftsetien. - s1fes zoef
fasfsFei ruustnE water b-ressfn hops~
iafArs II std within fsu asf. wiil
tsss tfse0 Nhirh = ieas than th- i'm
ffosrstanfn esssfI
Hr1E u coon Hffy-.s aar~s rtah.
Level tandi fec nlaufes nais frutn dsTses.
atufes. s-ustafars ard sund sssansff neat
frftees srusH harnf ycunx uTceafsfl
fiesf
SEVERAL SMALL. TRACTS NEAR KESr
Ia ser~s. , cleared. aar Soil se0 -
aares isvsi land part eesiiy cin4rpd. ball
saas tinst4fl faso Aa-s serss reariy
AZ lrsrrufea. small hoaae. srr4nx water;
fNp
nonKKr nALrpr. ala Me- YEA hiacs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

OLYMPIA. Feb. is.--.is shl. lsgis-
iatare carries out tho faeommsnia-
tons which viii Be made today By a
fHatorfty OF the senate ootnmittee On
ftnhefts. regarding IN. bill for the
sale "a natural oyster beds Of the
state. the oyster industry la this
state VIII b given a death blow. a
group ~ unscrupulous npeooiatafs 10
planning : gigantic raid on the
ma tufai beds 81 the state from which
the nYstrru1cn secure tkrir seed The
legislature II 10 be made the tnssru-
uisat by which this outrage can be
made possible. There ts Al present
no ground for ifnpuzntnk the motives
81 any senator 81 representative for
pa~.tbiy the faeu Who are fkv8ftns
this measure do act knew what pos
sibtiistes are centained IN u foe
wfrekinH the oyster Industry uf
Washington. or at least Of piacins u
IN the hands of few nrn.
senate btu Sa . provides for the
appointment "a . sstnmis.ian of five
members. % which the FISH cofnmis-
rtonef ahaa - ore. Which shan have
the management. cuutroi. sale and
loass 81 tbs states reserved oyster
lands. This commission can DO as a
ulslerfty % its viii. stth the natural
oyster hsis % the stats, barring Pa
cifie county. n :his bill u euae,si
into law. rts chief sponsor IL sem
member ln tx,s. tried 10 force similar
legislation throseh the legislature.
cer>rissss Fsssrs II
Part % the n<h eenssalttes Of the
senate met last night and agreed TO
r~paTt the blii. Chairman Van lie
Vantsr ard Hrustor Ruth. of tho
COMMITTEES. were ab~rnt. A nasfor-
ny repcrs vas signed By the fotiow-
lrE members. Nealtrar, sumnar.
Palmer. naufnsistes and Rand. A
minority rsporf a. ainst In. ball VAS
signed by Senators Angie and Welsh.
This btu h favored ~ Fish Com
missionef Ksrshae and The governor.
A. originally drxwn. u provided for
the etestisa Of aa oyri>r commits
sion consisting % the fish commits
zi0nsr. the srcfsfaTy of state and the
stats auditor. Lest night thu eofa-
inltfee adopted an smsntnant pro-
tiflnx that the commission shan
consist ef Eve Haembsrs. Including
tAo%e named IN the foregoing ana
the land commissioner and auperin-
teut~nt Of public instruction
Power u given tho commission 10
rlenaEe. enntroi and dispose u by
ssis or lease absolutely the states
natural oyster beds m every county
hi the state save Psalffr. This
county Was omitted from tho opera
tions of the bill BY deal made with
ccrtsln interests in that part Of the
-~-~--r---~D-----
Wsrtsd--Bssrdsrs
WINf5tfs 1hssra No. I - e. lksS. s.as.-s
raaIea nsn - foln cy-upsfstlv~ bosff-
tnx hs<ssa psrtFl all ths egnsfusss %
hosne. easy ustinE 9fsesnrei su-~f sktf~
are hea-s sed everything % go es~y
h~-ti euafd rates fsssunahis Aasf-sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

WANTED Men ard women 10 study
HYpNoTTsM. PERSONAL MAG
SETfsM and character reading BY
our simpliasd method. Call for
charts and daiinSafions. Institute
Of Science. 1905 second avenue.
Denny building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

soaN ss ss = :. a. ssss
rdsle4 nnen - bon cv4upefsfir~ hssaff
Ing hs<ssa perfFi all ths egnsfutss "a
hafast easf esistnE sissrneei ss.rf tsnf~.
nfEs hea-s ssd eFsFyfhins sf go ss~y
b<sts huafd rates fsssunabfsl Aaif-sa
n q N.. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18
the oRgAr. scHIRME r


THE oRGAv HIRME n
Il Included IN our closing out sale Of
the sheet music and music book de-
pastment THIS wort II recognized
the ~offf oves AZ a standard library
81 all the best studies fer voice and
piano. and unsd by the best teachers
everywhere We Hfili have this In
rary nearly complete. and are now
selling tbs same at CONSIDER
Anf-k LESS THAN HALF PRICE
INSTRUCTION. Books
with bat few exceptions. all In
stFueficn books that sell regularly
for soc. Ttc. si-eg. st-te and 800 are
row going at Sc. ssc. Soc. CSC snd
Use
No music exchanged Mail orders
must include fe per copy for postage
on sheet music. and from 30 20 ltr
for postage GA book.
SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
We have just received a large ship
nsenf. the order foe which was piar-
Cd With the manufacturers Ito be
naads up especially for usl before
the present store changes weFo de-
efted upon. resulting ~ oeersfoetinr
us. and Ia consequence az which we
will make VERY sharp reductions In
mandoiins hnnjo-. music boxes.
strings ana trimmings Of ali kinds
n & J0nNcT0N en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

J. NJ. psnnsst buys old gold. Tce-
ionisi block. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iiio first ave-
nue.. house newly furnished. all snoderni
rfIaoa moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

CHEAP iots AZ sak IN at Whitman city.
only N minutes ride on old ncnton cas-
lus. on Washington street, terms 81
down. 81 monthly Come today. LarEe
warm once on grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

A HEIiAhLK place 10 borrow money o.
diamonds. watches. faweiFy tss interest
". \. West so Pihs street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18


uhKAf fNukbArfoN AAf-f ~ ths nsa
Fruat Furniture ca. aae-xio RHcune ss-
cnns sc1thi Q~in4 te thu turzftnk Il :
eafsf naaih. Which damaged our irnmsass
rtsst conrfsFshiy. ws arr effsrins 70 n.
puhnc Bargains w oar nne that siN sur
rrtss an exActins prbilc. Furniture,
stoves. ranges heAfafa. cf=dterfwnfs.
glassware auit all hfusehnif Furnishings
a. ahsat o1a-terth ~ their setuai saiua-
Ffnfgare this olpur4unity and secure Tar.
gains IN sur tsne AZ c1ea-
ron EA4.E-st6sss. raHx-.. carpets. issth<r
ehairs. - blas. tauk Gases. shaN eae4a
parlfabss and rictures II half price col
ona rlta street
ron SALE Fafniiurs uurth sfso. s15o
casa e-rasfu Sat. cofstistelr farnisissi
Tu1s pine street
ron KAfsf Meas fine drsss Shoes $500
AMI - "a salues. riri kid. boks4lf. veioaf
calf ~ fz.1s ~ Northwestern shoe On.
sie asSand axenurs
sBwNTkSD. stationery and musical eun-
aries. Sod iotatiuns cheap. Addrns }
STAR.
----------------------------
ron BALE nan,s bakery and sasne arc.
srfie4 al l0s1 Madison street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

HERR Is A FINE CHANCE
-. 100 Two fine iota nicaly fenced. now 8
rlnm house barn chicken HOUSE. wood
house. new aud IN eaq4 ofdef, close fo
car. 4sernt fare yuu ray ua 5000 cash
and balance $500 per month
ADAMS a NICHOLS
itls second Ave. Room ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

ron SALE Fafniture xtfth sfs0. 81
cash e-fsaffn Eat. cosstletelr FURNISHES.
gu1s pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

y. Il west sea Pine street
MONEY on short notice 81 low rate. prl-
rate ntnney aud company rnuney 90 butld
with, a A. Virtue. Room 4. Haiief
Building. Phone. Black %.
COLLATERAL. BANK tIlArto a Rsedpi
money loaned on any eood collateral
ioa Cherry.
TO fokN-Pfivats money 81 los rate Of
tutorest. pamus q oNner. fuD reslsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

a Z. HHIEAN 60. bas 80 some srlsniil
eHp0ftunitlss faf parties Who are ifoh.
ISIS fuf Huar Investments n minihE ana
fiahsriee offiea sia and ara Afpeda
bids nsaiiis wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

WY g. 10 the country for eheap lots
when We can sell them 20 you an and
near Madison street ffum siAo 60 Ssso
and make terms 90 auit ytn.
Il you hre hooking Tor q timber clslu
come and sse US our cruiser l. taking !
party out IN shout a week
r. ", rHOsSuK a co.
siz Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-18

aBweTkSn. stationery and musirn, san
dries Sod tocatlni cheap. Addrrs J
Nfar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
Oil Company Fails.

Norfolk. Special.-The oliver Re
dning Company. Fred oliver. score
tary and treasure. owning a large
plant for the refining OF cotton seed
oil and other products Of cotton seed.
on the southern branch OF the Eliza
beth River. has fail q and King Wad-
dell following a suit In equity. filed
IN the United States Circuit Court
against the oliver Company by the
Williams & Flash Company. ~ New
York. has appointed Edward s. Flash.
Jr.. of New York and Percy $. Steph-
enson. Of Norfolk. receivers 10 take
charge Of the affairs OF the defendant
company as trustees and operate the
Oliver factories IN Norfolk county for
the benefit Of all creditors and until
such time as the said affairs can be
wound Up 70 the best interests Of all
involved. The receivers are appoint
ed under bond OF $4,000 each.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
Jet and White Convicted .

Cynthiana. Ky. Special.-The jury
in the case OF Curtis Jet and Thomas
White. charged with the assassination
eturned a verdict OF guilty. fixing the
punishment of each at life imprison-
ment. The verdict was returned at a
time when there were but few persons
In the court room. The only attorney
present was County Attorney Web
sfer. Jet received the verdict WITH
comparative Indifference and calmness.
White who has beenapparently under a
teve-o strain duringthe trial. flushed up
and his eyes filled with tears The YER
dict occGsioned llttle surprise. The only
question which caused the delay. IL is
SAID. was whether 90 make the punish
ment death or life Imprisonment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Lincoln. Neb.. Specia.-Nebraska
Republicans in State convention Tues
day nominated the following ticket:
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court. John B. Barnes. OF Madison
county: regents Of the State Univer-
sity. Chas. s. Allen. o. Lancaster. and
". G. Whitnore. OF Douglas The IN
expected feature Of the convention was
tho adoption by unanimous vote Of a
resolution declaring John /. Webster,
OF Omaha. one o. the delegates 70 the
convention. and one o. the well known
party leaders of the State. 20 be the
choice of Nebraska Republicans for
Wee President IN 1904
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Washington. Special-An important
proposition coming from the commit
tee on laws. which was adopted by the
international Typographical Union.
vas that which permits subordinate
unions 20 incorporate in exceptional
cases.
The union took up tho Los Angeles
Times case and voted for a referendum
on the question OF an assessment for
funds TO unionism The Times office.
4 statement was read from General
Otis. OF The Times. saying that the Of
fee was by choice a fraternal Office.
that high wages were paid and no sur
render would De made. Delegate Hayh.
or Los Angeles told OF the unions
course and expressed hope OF ultimate
success.
In the Spokane and Seattle cases. IN
which President Lynch is charged by
Commissioner Driscon with a violation
or tho arbitration agreement tho COM
mittee on arbitration reported an en-
/ dOrscmcnt % President Lynch and the
/ executive council anu accused Cne pub
+ fishers OF prccipitating the trouble by
I a display OF bad faith. The report SAYS
/ the union constitution cannot be arb
/ trated but asserts belief in arbitra-
ton where the parties approach the
question in a sair and conciliatCry
I manner.
The woman's auxiliary elected Ms
+ Frank L. Kennedy. OF Omaha. prCsi-
dent and Mrs. G.. c. Houston. or AJlan-
"a. one OF the vice presidents.
The convention adopted a special or
I ganlzer 10 visit several towns an the
South 10 organize new unions and 10
. visit established unions for fhc nur
I pose OF strengthening the same. Th'
/ convention adopted the proposition {,
/ organize newspaper writers and an
thorize expenditures OF the necessary
funds therefore The death benefit VA
/ Increased 20 $40