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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

The roll WAS called upon the hill
at , 30. and tho hill passed by a
unanimous vote OF 7ib Ia the aflirms
alive The house then adjourned.
m the senate Morgan moved 10 take
up his renolution calling upon the
secretary of the navy for reports
concerning the recent Columbia In
Huffertlon. Halls objected, and ~
spirited eoiloauy followed The res
olutlan was finally referred Ia the
COMMITTEES on naval affairs, Of which
Hate IL chairman, henae the result
IL victory Tor him,
u Is understood this afternoon ttat
compromise has been reached on
she statehood bill whereby New
Me xte8 and Arizona VIII be admitted
as one state with the capitol at Santa
10 for period OF 10 years. whom
the people Of the state may decide
wheiher Il shall remain there or be
ralnovea to some other city.
+, Oklahoma viii he admitted, with
4 provision that as soon ~ the lns
DIAN lands IN the Indian territory are
allotted In severaity, that territory
shail become a part OF Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Feb. t.
on1tuum . tks state Department
- ut4opy. n q W.. states that fhs
1utcno euouufxss al that place
- 411o0Ve4 ~ IRE yesterday. but
- - 1890 w>rs saved
w4M1x0ToN. d. C.. r-s. u
{ 4411m - ~ STATE department.
- AUm4 Consul Raiser II Naxsf-
N141r4 says that the total
- = oeatks from the bufpousr
2 ~ eIsy up to February
asd mat the epidemic Il
- Qrun1Dng.
yltlNHssn9 Mass. F-b. The
- = en-Bsnatw Henry 1.
- tse1 place this afternoon.
y Wozats<Ht uf1cisls % the State
serAt 1nd buxfner. was sus-
nCIgvILLE F-b. T.-Th~ in
- >e1scro piAnt Of w. i. Mat
- = apns 81 this city has been
- ever ~ The British American
Campsuy. The purchase
I'D 70 be about o.. co. o..
An kAA<cfScO. Feb. THE
1nu New York. Bcxton. AaFtI<-
"a ~ Ranger will sail for Hon.
80 tel1ofroS. Stores ar. being
- npcn the vessels today with
19EQx dIspzfch.
.W&1A1x1ToS. p. c.. Feb. L.
49, {ns<of. the successor 81
- French ambassador to
*@lte4 4tkt@e. was presented 20
e44 Eooe@vsft ~ Secretary
v - kEs bias ro1fu this Afternoon.
-. supplementary spseohes
irA0o. yet. s.-Th. sssxassr
ecfors remain on strike and no
>tenf persons can BE- found 10
W4lr places. In consequences
e<s1fsrr are still ifls today. The
1-e threatens 10 spread 10 all
b1Iidinss In the city. Special
lrrs ars guarding the sky
W q ke~p akisators from fe-
N@ufinG tho trouble, az tbs former
D(sfm spsHd most of their time
sound ne building. 10 ace whether
fAfng u d1n@.
49,. <'.sse are trying 70 induce
tsfs TO ftfuee 10 deliver coal
- pniI1inss affected, With fair
4 o. success. This would
-. ~ IN ANDAHft ana IHiXHt
W hailfins owners 70 terms.
.4t1tEf<s. FEB. THE Rublno
has adjourned until Tuesday.
70 The Illness of one OF the
{b'no = on trial for the attempt
Eseinatinn o. King Leopold.
-" FORK. Feb. IL Byron Win
clerk IN charge % the customs
49,. .'en o. ths general poatof5ee, ar
100 Inlay, was held IN $4,000 bail
.<ait action Of the federal grand
He L. charged with embez-
.4 n<afiy $4,000. When placed IN
sweas-box" hs broke down and
cltNDikNAPOLTs, Feb. 7,-The
% Western Pennsylvania and In
5ifuminous coal miners and
-rafaf< reached a settlement Al
tsday and will report the
- '''c % he general wage confer
NJ INK afternoon for ratification
saopfrd i Will give the miners an
s.. -'rts- OF "a per cent IN wages the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

kane Fails a Northern. which has
perniHtsntiy Kept its passenger rate
al cents. Johnson. OF Ferry,
succeeded la securing the adopr
ton Of an amendment making the
bin apply 20 all roads 30 miles long
lie said this was for the benefit Of
she public. The bill was advanced
60 . third reading. but u u question
able nov whether II viii pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

A. the next meeting Of the Cham
her OF Commerce the committee on
marine snaifs viii present a rrpofi
recommending that the chamber pc
tition the government 10 establish q
lighthouse al Granville ON the Quin.
Auit Indian reservation. and iifs
saving station near Cape Fiattefy
The need u both has long been rec.
oanisrd by mariners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
GIR0N TALKS

hitusSkiI.s. Feb. TN. Giron ar
ftsel here this afternoon. Hs says
thrfe u nothing to the stories OF hts
separation from the priaeeaa Louise.
which was only temporary To enable
net 70 see her sick ehlid, N possible.
tstten aAld. As for the future. l am
uaable Co speak. The pfinceka 4. All
me world To me. and I'll DO whatever
she thinks best. | am her knlght for
life. love her madiy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

OLYMPIA. Feb. THE ieWi.ia-
tuFe i cut OF business until Monday
and the iaw-makinE lobbyists. rails
road managers and big crowd OF
haaEefa-on have gone hpInc.
The most important action taken
by the house today MAS the consider
stion n Maloney'e ball. reducing
passenger rates 10 ! CENTS. The bill
h directed particularly AZ the spo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
ELEVATORS ABOLISHED

lnatrurted lis SECRETARY Ca file COM
nanication with the city council
recommending that all sidewalk els-
satofs be removed frum the streets,
This aution was taken on account %
the fact that the devices are 81
trstneiy dangerous. an Attestrd by
several verdict for large damages
resulting from accidents ON the sle-
eAtora secured against the city re-
Gently In the superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

4 suus>i~ fspssition Of the salaan
- b IN sight for tonight. Tha
~uuss eut;~r 9rant. Captain To-
~ ehoh carried the non union
- ran SEATTLE 10 Absrde~n re-
~, 1nd pl.csd them ak~esft ths
- arrived unsxrrctadiy from
~ Issns~nd At ; o'clock las.
- 4 tsi@xfam reeeived By Cap
q ~ Thornton. agent uf the
- Beneci&. from Captain
rrlm II that vessel announced
~ - latter was 10 arrive ffan,
mrr1s&4 By train At } 30 . cio1k thia
161Mnzn 10 secure a cre~ IL -
rr1n1xTpd that the Grant \ - tsks
- - - Ahsrdeen.
~ ~ 1osena. the Beneeia = aa-
- ~ bnn al ths sailors Union Of
~ 1n<1fIc since January - she
- 1p<a iaaasd with Iurnf@r at
7Sw1srn. bat Unable 10 proce.sf 10
- ~ laek Of a crew. Captain
49, IN secure neither union nor
rm-1n1pa Enen owing &c The
90 Il shs union Al Aberdeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

While at work IN the nssefn~ut OF
the seventh asenar plant OF the
anospslmis Light and Power Com.
pany yesterday afternoon. Asa
HstchiB<. station foreman. Nas
caught In a short circuit and serious
~ burned BY electricity. Hl. cloth
ina was set on fire and the upper
part Of his body badly burned. us
was removed to the Seattle osuefal
hospital. whsre he r. reported to b
resting easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
wlll az Asnrp no ersIon

Tha troubles OF the Coast oyster
A. Fish company Of Tacoma. whose
Seattle representative WAS ordered
by the police 10 stop appointing
agents "Wednesday. are not complete,
iireides the trouble OF having thu
police interfere with their methods
~ doing business, there u Internal
dinsenston IN tho company, and II Ia
possible that the president, Ward r
Smith. viii be asked 10 resign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
A (Iotllng Concern Falls

fFron Seattle Daily star. Feb
rf1ary 81
After fighting an uphill battle
for more than a year. NJ. Rosen-
thai q CO. had to give up the
struggle and turn thu stock over
10 be soid for the bensnt % the
creditors. This house. while
not - large as some others In
the city. bore a reputation for
carrying a very fne and well.
selected stock OF Clothing. Shoes.
Hats aud Furnishing Goods.
The store has been closed. a.
everybody knows. since Janaa
airy lst. but. by direction % the
Hon. Judge HoYt % the superior
court OF kinf county. Mr.. l. ~.
Jennings. with Offices In the
bailey building. vas appointed
trustee and ordered 10 sell the
stock for cash 10 tho highest
bidder. for the benefit Of cred
Itors As In most all eases Of
thsa kind. seldom IL there more
than 3s cents ON the dollar real-
lied at compulsory sale. From
notices posted upon the windows
N has been learned that me an-
tire stock. amounting TO aofne-
thing like tf1.000.0o. has been
bought by the Globe Clothing
Company. 1904 First avenue. al.
rectiy across the street from the
Hossuthal ssore--eAch being io-
Gated one door north Of Madison
street. on First avenue. n IL un-
ferntood thaf the mercha ndise
Will be removed into the Globe
store and big cut-price sale
started 20 as to dispose of the
stock IN the shortest possible
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

Sunday II official Visiting day on
board the battleship Wisconsin. To
see this modern fighting machine,
take boats from Pier 2. at 10 a. m.
1if5 and f.3o D. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

Tha third annual Charity bail Of
the Ladies' Msntefiofe society VIII be
given tomorrow evening al itanke
hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

sunday II official visiting day o.
board the battl~ship Wisconsin. II
sec this modern fighting machine
take beats from Pier !. at 10 a m
LIZ ard I 20 u. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
LAST EDITION
INC COUNTY LAWYERS
! NAME JAMES B. MURPHY

...n AIS APPOINTMENT TO RECENTLY cRNArro
tcoNm. s,esR COURT JupoEstip-cov MeBRipE WILL
B fN,ss CONFIRM ras asR ASSOCIATIONS cHoIcE
rrSy WEDNESDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
& HerrIn
Minina and Investment Brokers

We offer for sale today.
Alaska Central Railway ....... 1910
Alaska Development $500
FAST crows Neat Coal Co... Soc
son T.avei 15e
a.. y, aud ". G. Corporation 80. De
Alaska Petroleum and Coal Bee u
caiAiia Hay oil and Fuel Co. Bee us
Elhei Copper Co......s.......s.s.z sc
We VIII buy at market prices.
Acme Traction.
Alamo Consolidated.
Olympic NJ. co.
Alaska development.
Alaska Central.
We are headquarters for all the
leading mining and Industrial stocks
We hpye a line OF safe Investment
investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. THE
body Of Mrs. Tracy Peck. the wife
Of Yale professor. who disappeared
yesterday I'm a dementrd condition.
was found ~ sne of the students Ia
Port Hale park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

The theft Of n baby In virtually
charged in a complaint for psetY lar
cany Hwufn out IN Justice Cams
court yesterday by ". W. Porter, a
Green Lake carpenter. The person
accused II lsuftef'a l1-yeaf- old
daughter. Olive. The girl n charged
with stealing infanta' clothing valued
ct Sc. but the father admits that he
really wishes to charge her with
stealing her adopted sister. an in =
fant La arms. The girl has left the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

Take Laxative iiromo Quinins
Tablets. This signature
on every boz. zse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
Classified Ads

Classified Ads
society Nos,sss -,
I Az rim Man
nousn rsreitns 70 al hr.nehsst Faes>s
s.ss.s ..a III s,.a.' 'i ss... ~ ss 10
nsi. ITO issse~assai. = tess
Wantsd
wANTED-Espef man TO
take care 81 horse and lawn. APP
ply MGR. Hon Msrchs
70. s.ls--rs.i Gsssss
ftfksK it1HdAftn fS5h foU
sls~~slk. ies.ir sis-. ea sseoaa hiIi.
heif tioeh fFzsa FaH. terms
siia,--A-fusn. cottage. = lots and harm, all
issscsd, sefv ..shilyi ~suih ~ ~estisha
80 s-rslsa hasss. 10 sosfeo htKA and
or taess ana hair from N.i~aiina sta.
sss-i.t wits snssn hos-s sane ks-asiisy
tx-o-fs es~nsf - 90 Tse.sisih assass.
n~af Nsfiezs
sIfs-E.eh ~ 49, sesisp ca Ballard ear
ffUsp~ Eash fsf twa t-4rfs tfaFfs partly
lntsvssa niss sna isssl n@sr 0sssss-
sai-e- rg n ias. 10 roanss Cove. west
n<sttis. snssf aastsnes frgm Htaaaard on
cofnf,A nf'e ptans NE ttfe rat
faoo- t1ssb fur arfss - tana same pfacs.
tss 10, asktes. corner. saith slss q
LAS tnts.a-
W. ltent-zn serss sass slas - t.aks VAST
inatna. eli andss cuiuNattaa. T.stsasn
80 -.sss ed al ' s.-s.. %" i.r nsss
inalsisraenfas % frsIspfssitle f.arfri
QuAtHEta a tlpI.MAN
so &ss raft tlork.
TIDE LANES. ttas iandaa-Ws have q i4fse
hwf imriedins Tracts Wstarfrunt.
Gait sss a~t pF4ess
Nice s-sxzsss cottage. iawn and rbraathssry
t.hlerz Hadtseea ear can - 90 cheap
Sss t-resa eesssxa. aaly sseo aask he~i-
81
cilss~ ~ NaAis1a car. nctsrs IN ali re-
s.rsets
nsa--- sss is.s N III parts - the essy 81
Ell klals - tftee< su1 tFrus
fepft'E a 60.
eS< Psases h1oet-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

rAr~>-ss~ Ae~s. ssr ss7ss
tss~ fsr sx1naI iersfsf o. stxs. .sssfir
srs-snt e-nasensenf 10 street ssf sniY
ems mlis ffas as~ hish zrhsot. srssad
f~ns. faef snd ester ff~~.
l. !. FrRfSuLN
40 Arcade saas. fhene nsin lisa
HNnE ~ A frSAP.
sxzc-o..r fhrp. acre. On ne.eea MN
sa,sailalnx. tAis pl.os piAttea 10 h.ss
"'"'a AT asAss 4 SicHoiA.
isit sssaas svseas. asarn sia
WHY pay szeo for so-foot lots when
We can cell you one acre for ssso:
one biosk from school and two
blocks from electric car line. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
see. stetsensren a Arneii. = Rox-
well block. corner First and CO.
iumbia.
SAVE commission. buy OF owner.
have q s.room cottage on sth ave.
that win sell for 1900 that r.
worth tisea. must have $500 cash.
You can see me at tTs Arcade, J.
NJ. Ripley.
BUY cf owner and save commission.
1900 buys n new house. complete.
lot sOri10. sidewalk. city water.
block south Of Madison street on
sfsf ave- Call Saturday or sunday.
CHEAP lots al bs IN. at Itihman City.
only ~ nlnutsr' ftds On old Ncntun eer
nns. on Washington street, terms q,
down. o. monthly Curue TO-DAY. larp.
vsFm ef1see ca grounds.
Minss snd Miniro
4. o. 1Htf.LAN 90. has rot sSine .plsndid
oppoftunftiss for parties who are ieek-
ina for xcod Investments IN mining ard
FISHERIES. ofues 1ff and 9ig AFc<ds
bids. seattle. Wash
For Rert---Furnishsd Reems
Heifrt. HfNtr,A.
Cor. Ffrst Ave, and rsnech str~et.
Clean. Sunny. Comfortable
Hoons tf the Day o. Week
ieosA ffRsT AVENUE
ROOMS. with or without board can
be obtained at the Sprague, cor.
5th and Yesier, at popular prices
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, itis FIRST ave-
nue.. hou~e newly FURNISHED all moisrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

ROOMS. with or without board can
be obtained at the sprague. cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

WANTEp-Expefi man Z
take care II horse and lava Ap
ply Mgr. hon Narchs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

A. o. MILAN 90. has xot come .plsnaid
oppoftunftiss for parties who are ieek-
ushsrfss offies 7ff and 2is Aresds
hids.. Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

N0hfIfss EsfEHH 6oRSEfVAfOffY 7DJP
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ANT director
% music. Fsaneeses fAura. Director
DfchaaffaI atassss arsn VI afnafsofs.
catalogue tres r. NJ Bfoun. Registrar.
~ Hoiyoka.
The independent., 1903-11-26
OUR WINNING ARMY.

urgathe
DO
be nmeoth
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

interfere with the construction, main
tenance, operation, protection, safety
ana Tree use OF the canal and auxiliary
works In order to enable Colombia to
comply with this stipulation, the gov
eminent Of the United States agrees
to give Colombia the material support
that may be required to prevent the
occupation of said islands and ports,
guaranteeing there the sovereignty in
dependence and integrity of Colombia.
Article VIII. Declares Panama and
Colon free ports for vessels and goods
destined for transmission through the
canal, but reserves the right to Colom-
bia to establish custom houses for the
collection Of duties on goods going to
other portions Of her territory. Then
come the provision about judicial tri-
Dunals and other arrangements which
have already been explained.
Article XVI The canal, when con-
structed, and the entrance thereto shall
be neutral in perpetuity and shall be
opened upon the terms provided for
by section one Of article three of, and
in conformity with, all the stipulations
Of the treaty entered into by the gov
eminent Of the United States and
Great Britain on Nov. Is, 1901.
Use Of Colombian Army.
Article XIII. If it should become
necessary at any time to employ arm
ed forces for the safety or protection
of the canal, or Of the ships that may
make use OF the same, or of the rail-
ways and other works, the republic of
Colombia agrees to provide the forces
necessary for such purposes according
to the circumstances of the case, but
II the government of Colombia cannot
consistently comply with the case the
United States shall supply such force
as may be necessary for that sole
purpose, and as soon as that necessity
shall have ceased shall withdraw that
force.
Article XVII. The government of
the United States agrees to complete
the construction of the preliminary
works necessary together with all the
auxiliary works in the shortest time
possible and within a years date from
the exchange of the ratification Of this
convention the main works of the canal
shall be commenced and it shall be
opened for traffic between the two
oceans within twelve years after such
period OF one year. In case that any
obstacles should arise In the construc-
ton of the canal which are at present
impossible to foresee in connection
with the good faith with which the
government of the United States shall
have proceeded and the nature of the
obstacles which may have arisen, the
government of Colombia shall extend
the terms stipulated in this convention
for the completion of the canal for
another twelve years. But in case the
United States should at any time de-
termine to make such canal practically
sea level canal, then such period shall
be extended for ten years further.
Article XXI. provides for the pay
ment of $3.50, 900 gold annually for the
lease, beginning nine years after the
date of ratification, and $1,000, 600 In
gold upon the exchange Of ratification
of the treaty"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25
TOO GREAT EXPENSE
Not the Reason.

1t Is not because Pyramid Pile Cure is
so expensive that many people decline to
give 1t a trial, but because they find it
too great tax on their credulity to be-
lieve that the published letters bearing
testimony to the merit Of this remedy
are genuine and bona fide; especially TO
those who have realized the suffering In
cident to piles Is it Incredible that anyone
who has been afflicted twenty-five and
thirty years with the worst forms of pro-
truding and bleeding piles should be cured
by the application of a simple remedy.
when their physician has assured them
that the only relief Is a surgical opera
ton?
This Is rightfuIly viewed with dread bv
all those afflicted, as it means at the least
a great shock to the nervous system, with
more than possibility Of utter collapse
and death; in the majority of cases too,
there is return of the complaint, owing
to the fact that the cause is not removed
- The proprietors of the Pyramid Pile
Cure agree to forfeit one thousand dollars
to anyone who will show a single publish
ed testimonial to be not genuine and un-
solicited; this latter feature is most graf
ten solely out of gratitude, and with the
hope that those who are afflicted as the
writer's have been may learn that relief
expense Pyramid Pile Cure is for n ii aaIe
by druggists at fifty cents a package, or
will be mailed by the makers to any adj
dress upon receipt of price
Mr.. VIM. Lichtenwalter head OF the
largest printing. house in Canton, Ohio
SAYS: TT is with the utmost pleasure and
satisfaction that can say
ing and bleeding piles, after sur
fering more than twenty-five wears. T
have been in bed for two weeks at a time
have not suffered in the least for over
a year, and 1 used only three fifty cent
boxes of Pyramid Pile Cure
Il advise every person suffering with
this distressing and painful compliant to
give this remedy trial. ] have every
confidence in it." Write the Pyramid
Drug Co., Marshall. Mich, for their book
on the causes and cure Of piles,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

Mrs: Brokaw In Minneapolis the past
week.
H. H. May was here from Oelwein.
Iowa, the past week on visit to his
mother.
Mrs. Abbie McGregor visited friends in
St. Paul during the week
Miss Rita. Burns and Miss Agnes Soul
ly have returned from visit at Lind
strom.
Miss Ruby Stocking Of Minneapolis.
spent last Sunday with relatives in Still
water.
Miss Amy Irving entertained the Altar
Guild Of Ascension Church on Saturday
afternoon Of last week
David Tozer and William Chalmers have
gone to San Jose, Cal, where they ex-
pect to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Doe has returned from
a visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. d. NJ. Sabin, OF Chicago, was at
the Sawyer house during the week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

recently did on billboard in Roches-
ter, N. Y.
But, In placing these posters at this
time of year the thermometer is some
time way below zero. That is easy. Fur
coats, fur gloves and ear Iapels will
overcome that. But then the wind
blows at the rate of forty miles an
hour. That would bother the green
hour. His three-sheets would fly all
over the county of Ramsey, his six
teen sheets would chase Doc Ames'
administration in Minneapolis and
Kentucky, his thirty-two sheets would
make blankets for the Filipinos.
But the experienced billposter, like
the Italian eating spaghetti, is grace
full. He pastes the inside Of his sheets,
sticks them up on the billboard, some
times twenty feet high, and there they
stick despite wind, storm and weather.
Theatrical Posters immortal.
No one knows why 1t Is, but the
atrical posters stay on bfllboards long
er than any other advertising circulars.
Cooks know this, and what they say
to the people Is printed on boards
This was done, however, by the union,
including the cooks of Father Ducey,
the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, Mrs. Potter
Palmer, Mrs. Harry Lehr and others.
They wanted to advertise "Chango"
for a food to be used while you sleep,
They didn't want it on paper-they
were paid too much for that-and so it
was placed on boards made of wood.
But the poster wagon men have a
soul above buttons and cooks They
posted their sixteen sheets over a por-
ton of the pathetic remarks made by
DR.. Parkhursts cook in regard to
Change" Now some Of the signs
between here and Minneapolis read:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25
Administration is
DEFENDED BY
SPOONER
Wisconsin Senator Says Not
a Word on Statehood Bill
Which Is Up, But Talks
About the IndianOla( Miss.)
POstOfice.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. "a
ConStructively, the statehood bill was
today, as usual, before the senate, but
as a matter of fact the admission OF
the territories was scarcely mentioned.
AS soon as the bill was laid before the
senate q number of senators were af-
forded an opportunity to call up and
secure the passage Of bills to which
there was no objection. They includ-
ed these:
Comforting jurisdiction upon the dis
trict and circuit courts Of South Dakota
in criminal cases with Indian reserva-
lions; relating to town sites on coded
lands in Minnesota; authorizing the
detail of officers of the army as chief
and assistant chiefs Of the Philippine
constabulary; providing for the COM
pulsory attendance of witnesses before
registers and receivers Of the land Of
flee.
The statehood bill was again called
up and Mr.. Spooner took the floor. He
candidly confessed his Intention not to
speak OF the statehood bill, and then
discussed the presidents action in dis
continuing the postoffice at Indianola,
Miss, and refusing to receive the res
ignatton Of the negro postmaster, Mrs.
Cox He defended the president and
was responded to by Mr.. McLaurin
MISSY, who said there had been no
threats against Mrs. Cox. but who adj
mitted that she was Objectionable be-
cause Of her color. The session clos
ed with the passage Of private pension
bills.