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FORGIVENESS ron
0LLEN j. SMyTH

An nffoft was made this aftefnaan
= sesferV the 1iamienal OF the hixaIny
fhaFse against ollen , smith. who 10
alleged 10 have had a wife Ia Kansn !.
city Whsa Ne married Hatttr NJ.
Afdl-. aAakhtsr af William McAr.iic
~ TITS city Mr. McArtle appeared
70 the fffnscafins attorneys office
uats Afferaissaa and stated that he
wished 10 wtthdfau the charge. az ne
had satisfied hilnseif that the Kan.
So tttx wife Of smith was a myth.
fhr prossrsitins attorney. however,
believes that he has legitimate
and strung rasa aRainet Anlth aud
vii faila~ Il aR.
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FIVE MORE
BATTESHIPS

WASHINGTON. u. e. March -
IRE cunfsre~s - the tive hauze@ On
The naval appropriation hill reached
an axreemrnt yesterday Ths ESQ
ate sarrvnt~ret the pftaetpat ltsfs. ef
Disagreement. the afnensfnsnf rsiaI-
ING n ths incFeaee % the navy TIE
prssisina ~ sxre<d m pxsx tf-s for
trree hsftisshiI.s az fkeas tous Dis.
elacrment and tWn taftieshita Of
u. 50 toes displacement ard entirely
sltnninafes tho nsssislaa fns cfa1-~f,<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
QUIET STRIKE

SIR. LOUIS. Mo. March i-There
II no change IN the strike situation
this morning. The men VIII obey the
injunction. but will bring an ac-
tiun Ia court asking FOR a dissolution
ef the restraining ofdes within the
IS days limit set by judge Adams.
Trafiie il In no wise inteffefed with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
MINERS MEET

MONTREAL Quebec, Narch a.
The ANIMAL general meeting ~ the
Canadian Mining Institute began at
The Windsor today ana win refuain
in nusaiou untti saturday. The at
tvndnnc" intionen ntenibsra front al
parts ~ tannda and the ontioot n
bright Tor the most ruecezefuf meet
ins IA tho history 81 tha Organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CHAMBER or
COMMERCE

At the regular nesting % tbs
Chamber Of Commences this after
nom the aatsef providing for the
entertainment Z President no1srseit.
whe i erpectet to vislf seattle nex,
MAJ. and Admiral Hehl~y. who u "a
pecsed 70 be ~ the city Within the
next three weeks. 10 under considerA-
flan
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NOME RULE
FOR IRELAND

DUBLIN. AsHch s-Ths nasly "a
pres fastay Eafs II has sass.f aashsf.
~ fsH the statement that the sov-
eminent and the NAfidnaflat. have
fetrhsf . passive unsisrstsndins b.
ntrh the Eux~Fnment allows the
plan ef hanss rxiis Ga the lines onun t.
seiled b Chamberlain
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CITY CONTRACTORS
BEFORE GRAND JURy
ARu ASKED WHETHER rHsy Aeg BIRDING
OFFICIALS PROCURE Joss-ALl ouav KNOWLEDGE OF
SUCH WRONGFUL ACTS AND LOOK AsrontsHup

mry's private seapea Il 10, aurpoaet
IA hltNe been assftiHR al ssteFai ~
the lH4uiaituHH acre OF the qutAiflr
neafiy all thr tima. hooking ~ "
they had rune elt for . feef.
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n VERDICT
TOM0Rh0W

WAgifiNgTuN y. g.. March 81
The anthracite coal commission at
"a Meetinf tomorrow, Intends. ~ , rs
sible. 10 ST. both sides 60 agree 10
certain maitrTa before tho Vorah I
shall De- rendered. ~ weii sH Va 80
cuie fiu thcr confirmation ~ the
weighing syntatn.
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WHITMAN nra mlkrp UP

william Wisanan came here re-
Gently from Spokane and fell In with
Vne fhfiatihunun and wife. ~ the
PERTH hotel. and the trio agreed r.
form a partnership aud b. 70 tiaHka
tansfher To-day lit Wiasman felt
the need Of SEA. and applied "a his
partners faf the sum lie made a
war talk when his request WAS rps
fused ana aoHfishad a large knife,
whlch decentralization Induced the
EhfiatiannaHa 20 cause his arrest.
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runaahl or >. Knlloao

FUNERAL OF y. '. ftLLoco
iHhe w. y 1f INV 2 ruli seiioHg
who committed suici To ~ krndrirh
l4Han, ars ntul sHlH HKu, wHa ies
cslvaN BY forn-y. 'te VAT a Watt
aon ~ this 0iiy, last MI, hi
The funeral Wts haid nun ilyn.
oulh Cong ofntion1i chm - ~ 70 10
o'clock this morning. lnterueut
was IN iaNs Wow f@ruatef y,
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COMMISSION 70
PROTECT OYSTERS

OLYMPIA. March The house
late yesterday afternoon passed the
substitute bill prepared By the com
nittee on fiaheriez. creating a state
oyster commission. for the control
reserves
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VESSEL ASHORE

SoHfHPoHf. n. r. Feb. the
nfitiEh steamer ueakenhan. with a
safra of silk valued az 81 900. ooo,
went ashore at cations Sark IN =
fog thts nluFniHs She b. nos teak-
tns badly. she was on hef maiden
trip fr0ta ea.rutta.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
HOUSEWARES

Through an exceptionally low
prise made us by the manufactures
~e offer you these really excellent
gods AZ about factory cost.
Manning. Rafman a 60. Peari
Agate Tea and Coffee Pots. With
MD. IL .I.l.ll Id lrlanlLllnEa-
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WORE BAD LUCK

HALr LAKE, Asreh On ae-
s"ant % rec~at fires the Paefffc
hoArd % Underwater. tasi.v a.
NSneed tha rates on department.
-frfes - per cent,
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LINER FLOATED

QUEENSTOWN. March THE
Dominion liner Marion which has
been aground for three days Was
successfully foafed this morning.
The damsee 10 her huh n not pet
known.
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Classified Ads

.
iselp wsn,sd-Msis
WAITED a saiieiiss cali ~ issn sss 81
-. =
$50 4ffert. nsn furnish the beet heis %
ne eitF. For ffHiek ssfstes piiutis Maii
90 tadsfshsi@ai. 1iDz Mrs. ~ 4. Wes
-
foi - iaeilies assa pfaatefiss q ba les
lnqtss@ aaist a f~.f 1901 Seventh ave
WANTED Biefsss aa4atsl raiafs aad com
miasipa| = hiisessss iiss sd q
-------s--------------a-
sesistr Nosioxs
As TaE Nan
nouhb rspslfia. - ~ tssses.s, rubber
. s-ss.' .,s ''', n. L.. $3.50. s. slas sss,
Vain itfV tadse~sassns 1881
Bp.irsss cnssces
w h-vs maes5 = iasa - saI sla4 =
.scnrtty nassnvest tat. Iot sss
-
Per observation-disclosures
.eAKAT tNnNnkrfor SAFE = tie h.d
tient FatfniiaFs "a. - sfe sseead ~
ssas sssfh. o-ins q So bssr-sias u :
80 s s' III - 80 ss r.. . sss
pssiis bargains n or .tse fhzt -iii 80.
sst.s sa ssszsiAs gsstisL tsss.,.ss.
si.ss~.ss qua "a hss.ssls..Gs fssssi.hlas ;
q shsss es.-senth - ts~sr sesssi ssiss
Efntfaes this eppaftassitp I'D s.ssfs be-
FoH aAts-k rI~ ,..n..s ns.s .els-- slssas-
flsnss. aisest CIT Kasttshs sseaas. fisf
A Take t<as. Naas1z s.s.
PAIR u e.r hssuas fnf sale. weight asp
paanas. "a - sat4 - eaes IN seessnt ef
- ma
tii=sshsfa. IN si1srs
ron sALE. stoves. s..ses. sarpss., issah.r
rtelfss tstiss. tss5A Eases. sfaW eases
ssrifgtss snf p,stufsa ~ half pfiess col.
sEW - h. .. marine sasaiins engines.
with jung saaEk iniefnai fefefse and
ffHht go "a date ~ ans. al giaora a
tA'-s m@ehiss sisap
Ftft.I sauipI-s Hss h-k sd tiersls saap
siia siafN foe sale. eAsass. siskns@A- NH<
ti4st ava
rinancisi
MONEY ADVANCED AAf.AufEn fKo.
ff.k. retail nsfenatta. tAAmstefs. AssAf
ne haas@-. ~ishoass a=sasisrs isFx=s.
hstsfssesa IN - FfihHf0af ettlssl fssitaaf.
40 Npiss hiaek. sIs aaessna sxesas-
a RELIABLE place u tasrss~ ma<~y "a
dlsHienas safuhss. tsrsEr. loo intaf-st.
n q wss,. 10 r4hs street
hosskY 90 shaff nosio. At los rsss -.
tsts HoasF 4na ooapsng n8on<y - tult'
s ,.,,,, q v'f,ss. hs," q ss'is'
cott.ArNsAI hank en.sta . Reed.
;s.ns{ ls.ssa "a sas Sod ssaaAisfsi
TO fSbAS-pfffsts naanrr a. loo rsss q
infnrsst Darius q usnsf. iB yssiss
ssy Haaan q eaf 8
Wanted
WATT I'd Maa sstd sissIsdt - sta4f ftfffe
euTfsA PERSONAL. HAosETfFs
and character F.4dias ~ ear sisnpiifi-s
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M.ntsd

wtSfnb Mss SD va-ssss % stssf ffff.
NurfsA FfzHsoSAi. MAoseffFA
asd character fsadtfE ~ nar si1n2itfis-l
nisfhast. ali ~ eAafts ana asiinsafiaas
iHzfftefe 4 Hetsnea. t4f% kelssa1 eseses
fsaasaf haiiane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
SPECIAL ITEMS IN
HARDWARE

Tho very low prices prevailing In
this section are exceilently Illus
trated by these special Items.
SIC Rtcel shovel and Spade 5pe
100 steer shovel and Spade. Toe
Csc Garden Rake, i0-tooth. f5c
i2-tooth Garden Rake $50
i2-tooth Garden Rake. steel. 500
z5c Garden Hoe. ,..,......+..,..1T Ito
600 steel Garden fioc.......... 3Se
SOC pint can Glue. ......s4...t...4 Zoe
$3.50 Ratchet Brace, ........... Dso
$500 Ratchet Bruce ...s.aa.91.ps
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t0c Jap nlrd Kite ....-........... 30
isc Fancy WORK Haskell ...4.. Toe
boc Fancy Work flasket.......s SIC
nc Fancy Waste Paper Basket
ss.ssssss ssssss.sss. 500 re
SOC Fancy WAISTS Paper basket
fbc Rush shopping bag loo
o. 70 Clothes Hampers .s4.a pf.os
sfoo Clothes Hampers. t2.p6
Ha-~tlhll Glove. has pearl eoiored
chrome tan heather. with beet
othsrr- 2s., si.oo. s1.e5. sl.So,
$500. $3.50 and $500.
DaRebnlla. ....... Sc. Toe 10 f1.25
baseball bats =, De. loo to Toe
400 Hamilton Rifle. take down
s.ssstsss ssttsss sss.s.sss.as tsIu
$3.50 belgian Rifle. ....g......e 2-es
uoo zoth Century RIFE. new pat
tern ss4sssss.ss. fass .sssssss rs5.Je
100 KIickitat AR rife. 5pe
500 Daisy Ar Rife ......4.....1 Toe
ti.50 FcncinR Folia. iron mounting
and corded handle .........f 1.tg
100 Pearl Handled Pocket knife.
warranted ,.s....... ........o Doe
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pcf bsh-bsst Estate
N' xNIor Lrrx.
% raaf oen IN . tarAlsfy uhefe pa AAss
SD saff.ssnfsnss snd ths s~sarssns
q saasias H.sasr a. SaYs inssstnsss
~ , ssss ~ ss' s,s's 80 i. =. ' ~,
I'D. la. wa.aansiek tyaf~f. y
kesss.. isrs~ ~4sraIli handxs plenty -
N =. Z. srs - - 80 s,as :. ssn go
~ saessh Henae- btlis sins. fssession
% hssh sna hnsrhf nehiss. eaalias.
rsensy ~eef anf ~sssr. nies nsashhafs.
sssulsa 81 ss-ssaz. va IL. Il
Neial~s tsseh Is hsppy Ta.s ysF o.
Warhinssssa ssfsrs. faf~ - rides fa~ %.
seiiss So NJ Wed. asers. "a enc
s~nss sta fs~s.sa Hia-s.
as h4vs y srrps 4 usssrfrust i4fa rnoa
a-rysam hs-ase. sd tara ana esstrksa
hs>sss. ell eiskf-a. ~ = ssszs. al ss@s
I ssssi .efi tsseo. Tzgsas-e'pas o.. sFs-
- afraas
. sssssss' rvs@.s mar 20 nsnny p.,s.
- 81 80 ~ !. 40.
,..r In ssress ~ers an patS 20. si.eco
Tsfinrses.ss g. ffs-, Afseae.
s7son.ss zfrE roH 4 aoxs
o. 90 sFsssHt ~. ! tss Al f<aa=s saa
oslsissfs-s an-ss ard 4 szFs@s isnz
p-~f-rgfY i~s-4 aea ~<ii arsf.efs fAis
r<stsssY Il ftsht On a fsar-o~ss az nns
wish ten u,issses s~rsfoe Halt e.ss
:" sHa~n . xrs-ssofA.
fsls s<rs<ss kssnss. Kcons ia
WHY pay tsso Tor so-toos lots when
we can sell ycu one acre for tsso.
ore hfo-t from rrheoi and two
hlsEkz from efestFfe ear linz. at
Columbia. EASY terms. call and
see sfeftengren a Arneff q poH-
well block. corner First and Co.
lrrnhia.
crrsr 10. =, - 20. q, stn:nxs city.
enif ~ ruinutss ride Ga ga nanfsn esf
hns. an Wsshirste7 street terms o
ds~r. rseshiy esrss tedsv. t~rss
HfAfor'kRTEns ron FARMS
urt.aii. 80 me. as ! nsske Speciality q
/. .. srHnxar.r.
Boom mo Afrsds h.lIidinx- seattle.
FINE harnH~taaar ais,isr 9us-sns.,en, sftrh.
ia-cstiuna ehear. hia esritsnl~nf lana go
ifx fasf. esgi tanssrssgw 81 f4tassa Sta
tisa sna see ksfns rheus. tsine- trai.
For s.is--F srr,s and Isnds
FoH sAfla-s sseFei Gre ssurh and dairy
farms. isrntea ia the white Ana cetAr
hisef Naiiays. sae Iaa-zere place fire
tuii1ipHs ard tharusishtfs.si efs-ck. sfastsl.
ons fua,&afs. fsir fsssstatnss. stock and
iuais ta1s5 one sa-aasA vsrF eesios.
~ asoi one ieo-aesr. partially improved.
Ksssf buildings g so one 90 srrea. raF-
italy insnrasesf rs-rl enlidinsa s2a
uenEttT NAtrfsf, sfo New Yufk Hids.
RA~T or nESTuN- ~ ass~s ~ hnstuna
iant - Acrss insprusezi. halance cedar
timber. frfnuAnE sefinE water s=rusn
hasss. large hsff. asuhafsi. To snake
qtiah sale Wit1 sell faf 81
RoufsftT MAisTHf. tfo New rrsk fiaa
HFTN EHN AE4sfTIsEs AID TAeeMA--
Hanff 70 tfanspsFtafion. ~ acfpss - Ira
ufdersi balance etsiaf and M timber. all
nrst ciass taad fire afehard ali kiffs q
small fruits. fssuutue wutrr. twu durk
prada gnssi ffarus hsaas iar4s barn.
saseraf nafiuIldlnae. ~ mi
Honf1ltT AtITRf. 40 New Nofk Hlta
-
FORTY ACRES. Sod land. adIoinlns small
tasn efH@a to fsfsats HtaEess t-seiaffiee afid
sod schpali asfroH haara. iarFe ham
owner ftiiEe-i "a isaee. u fafru this
weah price sis4
RottsHT asIlTnY. 40 Sew York Blas
fsDN ENrfgANaE-A to-nrre rpnrh. one
hours ride from seatffe. Jersey COWS.
thoroughbred chicsenz. furniture and
s.-ila VIII exchange for . renutina
heuae. faauire At 40 View furk buiiatns
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Music

Nc! fBwEsrisfN coRAf;RvAfoIlS oF
NITRIC ~ DRAMATIC Anr-ntrrotor
o. music rrane~..-e d'Aurta. Dirsctor
dramatic art, Miss Mae N kiephena
ehaIegne free. Z. N. Brown. Heklstfss.
n Hotyokel
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Charge for wBseriat only The
only college, using an absolutely
painless prure.s--secret and ex-
with uA
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WHY pay tsso for so-teos lots when
we can sell ycu one acre for tzso.
ore hio-et from srhzsoi and two
hlsrkz from stesfffe ear Hns. at
Columbia. EASY terms. call and
see esettensren a Arneif. q Roa-
we'll block. corner First and Co.
lrfnnfa
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cHEkr tsss At - 90. a. nn.uxs clty,
ontf ~ iutnutss ride cd nAnfen 81
Hire. IN Wsshiusta7 street. terms es
de~r u r.eefhir ce->s tessv f@res
warm eses % frv1stsl
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HfAnurkRTEna FnR FARMS
" raa sfs la@<ias fnf = farm lare~ o,
mnsau So me. as ] utske : Speciality 4
farm faats
l. D sPNnSt1r.E.
Haora mo Afrafe balG1dlnz seattle.
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i209 Ftrst ave- carncr Seneca
Tho sunny southwest earners outside rooms.
IT feet sqaare. f4.aa sa.eo. $500 pei
week. Electric nshtA pqxcelsi1 bathe,
aprciai rates to families and single an
tlefnen.
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WG h4Ka y eefes n snteFfraaf fNff. god
d-essafH hfs4ae. sd tara ara ehif n
ht~sse. al riskr@t. 1T - ssasak. al sn~s
I nsssss ell . COS TagteF=f'pae Co. sTs-
- afrsas
a ssstfsxs. rssiats near 70 fsrnnr pest.
~ a. s-a shtM - snap
t.f Afs ta,a .4fh tNa e-affsass. n car fee
ss1ar In street edft al 49, for. u ard
raftarsfsa.ss G.. fTs - Afeaae.
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MONEY AbvA3cKD AAf.AufKD fKo-
flsk retail fnsfehatta. taAmstere4 beard
Ire haae=ss Wifheat neeasists largest
hssslesss IN - Ffitefpaf st4iss r.siman
tio Episs bio@k. EI5 asfsaaa aTesns-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM
The Steelville, Mo-, Bank Man Who
Handled Doodle Funds
Asked For.

st. Louis, Mo-, April 16.-The grand
jury to-day continued the baking powder
investigation.
One of the most important moves yet
made in the legislative Doodle case Is the
issuance of a subponea duces tecum by the
st. Louis grand jury on the cashier of the
Steelvile, Mo-, bank, requiring him TO
bring books and checks before that body.
It was in this bank that funds supplied
by the baking powder trust are said to
have been kept for disbursement. =
In this connection Circuit Court Attor-
ney Folk has wired Attorney General Grow
to subpoena State Senator F. II. Harris,
who is supposed to know about the funds.
Among the witnesses to be examined
to-day is Speaker James Whitecotton,
presiding officer Of the last house, who
first made the charge of boodling.
Lieutenant Governor Lee will be the
star witness here to-day if he arrives
from Jefferson City. In case he does not,
Mr.. Folk says he will issue an attachment
for his to appear Friday. ss, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
AN EMPTY. VICTORY
The Senate Finally Passes an Anti
Vaccination Bill So
Called. -
State Highway Commission Bill Is
Passed After Lively
Debate. Z:

The persistence Of the anti -vaccina-
tionists finally secured the passage of a
so-called characterization act, which is
quite satisfactory to the medical men and
health officers but IS too innocuous to
suit the agitators. After the defeat Of the
Horton bill by the senate the attempt to
secure the passage Of q law prohibiting
compulsory vaccination was abandoned
and the work was centered on a move
ment to prohibit boards Of education from
exacting that all pupils in the public
schools be vaccinated. Such a law has
now been passed by the senate with a
proviso, however, which robs the antis
of even a moral victory. The amendment
attached yesterday and against which the
antis are strongly opposed is as fololws:
Except in cases Of epidemic Of small
pox such boards of health and boards of
education may, by joint action, require
such vaccination by a duly licensed and
practicing physician, to be selected by the
person to be vaccinated; provided that
an child may be exempted from the pro-
visions. Of this act, where reputable
physician certifcies in writing. that on ac-
count of said childs physical condition,
such vaccination would be dangerous to
the health of the said child ...:.~
/. President =, Griggs intimated that he
would work against the bill. The antis
are not quite sure whether the senate is
Cottages at Anoka.
Senator Barker's bill providing for the
erection of cottages at Anoka for aged
soldiers, sailors and marines and their
| wives, widows and mothers was passed
by the senate. The bill carries an appro
priation Of $4,000. ~-. ... +. ~.. ..... IT,
olsen's Salary Raised.
The senate passed Representative Ben
netts bill to increase the salary of the
| state superintendent of public instruction
to So, 900 a year. r
A Good Roads Debate.
Senator Eberhart and Senator Thorpe
| battled against each other yesterday on
| the good roads bill. Several other country
members also participated, the "cfty fel-
lers' watching the fight for and against
good roads with much amusement. Good
roads finally won by vote of 81 to II. The
act under discussion provides for a state
Highway commission which shall have
i general supervision of the roads Of the
| state with the principal object Of educat-
proper construction and inducing counties
proper construction and indusing counties
/ and boroughs to build permanent roads.
important Bills Passed.
Among the more important of the bills
assed yesterday afternoon were the fol-
lowing:
! Senator Horizons bill, No. 400 requiring tht
weighing of coal bya public wegher in all cite,
of over 10000 Inhabitants.
i Senator Wilson's bill, No.. 546. providing
Il fund for the repay ment to Judges ofthe distric
court for expenses entaileds while holding cour
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16

reinstatement, from which Secretary Root
dismissed her on account of articles pub
l1shed by her sharply criticizing the ad-
ministration's Philippine policy has re-
ceived information that she has been left
about 100000 by the death of an uncle
in San Francisco. Her case will be heard
in the court of appeals in October.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
A LOG TAX HEARING
Mr.. Cole Defends His Bill Against Lum-
bermen's Protests.

bermen'S Protests.
Lumberrnen and persons interested in
taxation were present last evening at a
public hearing of the senate taxes and
tax laws committee on A. L. Coles bill
providing that logs shall be assessed for
taxation in the counties where they are
cut The author Of the bill argued that
the Numbering operations caused much
expense to the counties in the northern
part of the state, while at the same time
they yielded no revenue. He argued fur
ther that 800 600, 900 feet of logs escaped
taxation annually from the fact that the
assessors at Minneapolis and other places
had no way of ascertaining the amount
which had been cut Protests were made
against transferring a large part of the
personal property of Hennepin county, it
being argued that it was opposed to the
accepted theory regarding the taxa tion of
personal property.
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SALARY BILL AMENDED
The Senate Passes Hennepin Measure
With Slight Changes. ".


Every member of the Hennepin delega-
tion in the legislature hopes that he has
seen the last of the Hennepin county
salary bill. The legislators have been
''pestered'' to death by the SALARY grab
bers,'' while the members of the sub
committee have burned the the midnight
oil for a month in. trying to. acquaint
themselves with the conditions and to fix
an equitable salary list. It has been: a;
most thankless task all thru; as the OPP
portunings of the salary grabbers has
been Immediately followed by the com
plants and roars from the very men who
secured increases, and the ones who Sc
cured the highest raises have complained
the most. ..@
The exhibition of ingrati has dis
gusted the members of the delegation to
such an extent that for time they We're
about to kill the whole bill and leave the
salaries as they were.
Amendments Made by Senate.
The omnibus salary bill passed by the
house was reported to the senate this
morning and passed with some amend
! ments offered by Senator Lowell E. Jep-
son and agreed on by the senator's. The
| Jepson amendments fixes the salaries OF
| the sheriff. county treasurer and county
| auditor at $4,000, an increase Of $500 from
| the delegation bill, but a reduction OF
$500 in their present salaries. The two
| outside deputy sheriffs with horses are
| increased from $1.40O to $1,000 per year
the outside criminal deputy from s1,1O(
| to $1,000. Furthermore the sheriff is al
| lowed a, reasonable amount for expense:
| incurred in apprehending criminals out
| side of the state.
In the treasurers office the cashier i:
/ raised from 81, 900 to s1100 per year, ant
the teller from $40 0to $1,000 per year.
i The amendments have to be concurret
1 in by the house, and there is some dis
position in the house delegation to stant
Il by the original bill.
Joseph Schneider was to-day .appointed post
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
prizes for such contests illegal and pro-
vided a severe penalty therefor
CONGRATULATIONS to HILL

BY a unanimous rising vote the house
concurred in the senate resolution direct
ing that a. telegram be sent to J. j. Hill
congratulating him upon the launching Of
the twin steamer Minnesota the
largest ship ever built in the United
States, and which is to be used in the
Pacific trade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
NO. IRREGULARITIES

Verdict OF Committee Investigating Game
Commission Affairs.
The state game and fish commission will
be exonerated by the special committee
appointed to investigate. Members of the
committee were preparing their report
to- day, and said that, after a thoro in
vestigation they had found no irregulari-
ties. Many complaints, when run down,
were found groundless.
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a FAIR TRIAL

Is all that is necessary to convince you
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters il the
best medicine in the world to cure Dizzi-
ness, Belching, Flatulency, Heart
burn, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Consti.
patton or BiIiousness. We therefore
urge you to try it once, for your
health's sake. It is also an excellent
spring tonic and will fortify the system
against attacks of La Grippe, Colds,
Chills or r1alaria, Fever and Ague.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
FORTUNE FOR BEE"
Miss Taylor Said to Be an Heiress
to 100000.

Taylor, who recently sought unsuccess-
fully in the district court to compel her
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16
BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE

Fl. r. 727, Delegation from Third Judicial Dis.
trict-Fixing til time for holding general terms
of court in Olmstead, Wabasha and Winona.
II. F. 9o4. Hennepin Delegations Fixing and
regulating the salaries, compensation duties
and help of county officers i'll Hennepin county.