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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
She Hunted
Him i'm Vain

Mrs. P~art Bennett WITS made .
grass widow by Superior Judge Tall
man fhia morning. after she had
been striving for a year to obtain a
divorce.
The case was heard by Judge Tall
man last October. at which time
Pearl said she rguid never live hap
ply with her husband. because ne
was 10 jealous and cva~uI she hzd
been married but few months. and
the Judge heaitated. When Judge
Taiiman heaifetss. the case IL lost.
Madame he said. you don't
know whether you can be happy.
though. married or not. You haven't
tried connubiai bliss long enough
Mr.. bennett implored and wept. but
finally. at tho judges bidding. she
journeysd forth 10 md her husband
ami make up.
This morning she entered the
courtroom with = happy smile. aud
demanded her decree. She said she
had been looking for her husband for
month. but couldn't find him any
where.
II was plain that "A reconciliation
could not occur when the defendant
Mad vanished. 20 the Judge awarded
the decree. with n runaway aud be
happy now" smile.
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The grand larry viii meet Meaaar
morning At 10 o.eioxk principally 70
hnd gat where Il IL At TIE first
task 81 that remarkable body NiIi be
an tntrvsp.ctixe examination 81 s@
self 10 see whsther u h IN session
90 not.
Yesterday evening after the FIR
mai session adInurned and several
members had taksa their DEPARTURE.
Fcr~man pixxott Announced that
he war Obliged 10 50 % California
on business which Wouid require =
weeks absence on hle part. and he
asked the jury 70 take 4 recess an
al Monday. AsFrh n There Uaa
considerable discussion - the sus-
xesison and no TIVE Accounts q IL
axrce exactly. However. Mr. Zig
Eatt left Tor California last nixht.
The whole things SCENE % b up
tn the air, IT n cuncrsied that the
Jury decided TO adjourn aatfi next
Monday At 10 efcssek is tha morning
and that tor-usa PieEaet altar
ward attempted % carry thz adj
1ourumeat over anrshsr week. II
s-~rns prat,A bic that he Thought he
had accomplished hts eefeet A. he
has guns 20 California. Several 81
The country members Of the jury
went hons last nlxnt and ees-e-
au~nfiy eoaid not Be seen.
Presenting Attorney ssssit = 1fHi
connnea to his hans. where b vas
sssn this naornlns. He said he knew
fsathinx % the grand bury enuarsies-
ton esrers vhAf be had rad in fsss
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nanay from the get rich quick
companies, atdsd b. others who 40
not hold government Npallnnp hNt
WhoHa prominence enabled them 70
b. valuable Ia siving assistance ana
permitting auueafna a. continue hNnl.
ness after they we're known 70 DC
frauds
spuu days ago Pfraiden, RooAeNst
gained the information through
trusted friend that Attorney camp.
he'll ~ New York had Information on
these matters. Roosevelt. actine on
his own responsibility, summoned
Campbell. who laid before him the
staff Of Bribery and esturtioni lhtn
was 20 the rffect that Arnold. Ryan
aud others haVa paid certain OFFICIALS
large weekly amounts for pruiecuoiii
thus enahlinK them 10 continue M
business for such a Ions time. They
are said 20 have paid tss.ep down
and t9.eoo weekly for a considerable
period.
The president called his trusted
friend. FOURTH Assistant Postmaster
GENERAL nftatoW. told him the entire
story and Instructed him 10 probe
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SHOT HIS
SWEETHEART
IN THE BACK

CHICAGO H.. Mauh t. Under
cross examination to-day Iuh iiaK-
sins, accused II numbering MrH An
ME natief undar most unusual cir
enmsiaufHa. broke down aud ron-
fsaaea lie said he had been Tilted
by the woman lie called har up on
the<ts lsphons Stimulating the voice Of
hiatiYal lie asked her to hald the
lac a minute aud then hurried 10
TIE place Nhars the woman was
hpl8iaE the receiver tn her ear and
witAuut word q warning ahot her
IN ffle back and killed her,
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LAST EDITION
AN ADMINISTRATION
SCANDAL BREWING
president Roosevelt Resignation of Assistant At
forney General Tyner-- Rich QIFch" Schemes
Paid Big

WASiiiNurnN. n. e, March "a
PRESIDENT ltoeAeveit has demanded
the rralgnation 81 Jafaes a.ner. a.
aiaiAnt attorney general 81 the paai
yttlec department IN indlaaa, who
has SERVED In his present eAnaeItt
TOT NEARLY a. years. E'or 4 number
pt years he has heen partially par
uiyxed.
The president believed that II
thcrv had been stronger man IL the
rlacc cvftatu alleged azanaaih ia ean-
ney,ion with the handling ~ set.
ttch-auick concerns could mol have
happcnrd.
~ Il believed % be the opening
move In what may prove to be the
elEEcst administration scandal that
has shocked the country ia many
years
II N openly stated that II may in
NolNe officiais OF great prominence
together with a leading senator and
a relative % a member OF the eah-
met.
The story Il that the president has
been told that certain Officials have
been using their position 70 extort
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with him could be found. ana there
h iittlu hope VI that | thought that
Il would be best To bury my brother
here. az he has iva children a 1T
tie Eifi 10 years 81 hke. and boy
younger, in Sian fpnciseo. who
Wouid nufrer a. they knew their
fathers fsin. Its mother and faith
ef are now nearly Frustrated with
EfieI
Until STA years ago my brother
lived AZ home and always hora a
kuod reputation Since that time
have been Va communication with
him almost all ~ the time. / am
satisfied that he never served time
ir a penitentiafy
NJ. Murray leaves for his home to.
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NEW TRIAL
REFUSED

DETROIT. March 1.-THE court
thlH morning refused new trial 90
rrarf Andrews, the savings banh
WirUkHr An appeal viii be- taken
tu Che supreme court
Oct shaved a. shrewrbury'a ~
Iraior. 80
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Millinery Opening
At the curtiaa Millinery House. iaie
md ave. tomorrow and Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday OF merit
week A tafss line o. impaired hats
VIII be on display. 80
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UNSOLYED

T. " Murray. the barxiar VITO was
killed IN a Madison stree, groe~ryI
store sunday sishs By Police prsse-
siv~s Adams and Lane, wrnt TO bis
grave today Nth the mystery sur
rounding nj. tragic death stiii UNI
soIsea. IT'S brother. Georss w
Murray Of asn Fsaaei.co. Who ar
Eised in TIE city tars night. wss the
only uiosrneF-
II ua- In accordance with this
brat hers wishes that corcner Huys
resolved 10 hold no inquest In ths
eas~. although IL has Developed that
ons Of the tao shots which killed
Murray eas frofn the revolver which
vas found near his dead body whrn
~rats Coronef Wflf-fe arrived ON
the scene. The brother % the dad
man told the coroner that no good
could result from an investigation
and requested that the matter be al.
loved TO drop.
Tbs tru~ facts IN the case bid fair
10 r-fnatn forever unknown Det.c-
" - - Ut Afl't ANANt| NNNIN NN-l+t
they killed the burglar IN reif-ds-
f-zssss--ss ben he atasfspssd 10 break
out u the store. revolver In hand.
and airing as Ne came.
ON the other hand. the coroner
end shief ~ P-s4-S sullivan ask IN
vain for an explanation 81 the fact
that the bullet from the dead bur
glars revolver entered the back Of
the neck and could not Va any man
rss possible have been iirsd by the
burglar himself
4 think that the advice given me
ny my attorney said q. w. Murray.
this morning. Was good. IL would
be usel3ss 20 Try In ma out anything
more about the case than IL already
known. unless tho man who was
- a-@a=aa--a
70 Cure . Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins
Tablets. This signature
r~,S on every Dor. $50.
6N@yvr>
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tfo0-Rsuard-afoo

Ths readers of this paper viii be pleased
10 learn that thefa Is 81 least one dreaded
disease that science has been ants 20 cure
IN ali tfa stages. and that 10 cetsfth,
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia the only positive
el,rs now known 60 the medical fraternity.
gafaffh being a constitutional dlsanse, 70
auffas a constitutional treatment. Halia
caiaffh ours IL tah9n Internally, aounk
faces d fha system, thefeby deeurfl"s
the fotfnaat lan u the disease. and stFlns
the patient strength BY building nr ths
constitutions snd assisting nature IN hoinE
IL Nafh. The spropfietofH have 20 mgt n
faith IN ifa curative powers that thTy nhst
One Hundred Dollars f0f any case tpAt "
fails 10 cure. Heud for list Of teatiuuni o.
Address v. =. CHENEY 4 CO.
Tolsdo. O,
sold BY DruaRist, TO.
halfa Family Pills ar. the lest
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TARIFF
REFORM

DIS MONIES. Ia. March IL
Gov, cumnins VIII deliver another
Sensational tarin reform speech be-
fore the Republican convention. this
evening.
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nIlli,.rx.os.,l,a

atsamer Humboldt arrived from
san Francisco this morning with 70
Passengers and st2 tons OF freight
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AHHAf fHuHUaFfdH HAf4H II tHa Hfa
HfHnt NHfHifuHa Co.. HaHsHi9 eHsHaaa -
Hnuh south uNinH e. The huHHtIHH ~ =
water uHin, which daniaaaa qaf ifnlneiisa
ftufh eHHatdf fnhiE aHa uffsfthH % fhe
uuitlia hafssiHs in our iiHa that HIil SUI
Prise 40 eaaaaiaa public lufnliaial
ttHFasI f4Hasa hsaiafs afHftafF NafhI
HlnaaNHfa aud All haaHahutd fafHishiHss
~ etaat afiast tenth ~ Their actual faiAHs
Embrace ihis afHHftaHtF Hha secure IA
uaiaa n our iina a. aHass
1ifE fHasau fuu set RaHd Hafh hafa r. BE-
tHssa Ne sasHn f alasa ana tHs tHHiH are
ihe hest % aiffgfd DIVE maahiuf
shop.
ron nAIf Stoves. ranges. esfraia. ieaihsf
fhilra tables taH4k cases shuH taarh
Nafuraiiss and pictures at haH rfies e9is
Coz Pike street.
For sals-lioasss and let's
a Hasisfn heN IL faaia iGaaAas hlaahs
fFuHi sahnaiHHHsH un tfHaHh Anna j
infae iaiH hHfNi iut fustHil affsi
Ihfaa taiHiHg tot cultivated aHH fenced
with barn iH sHHt iaeHtlm a. Hfpen
Lake ifHat ha zala a. afsa Apply A. ..
Hflian f'a.. ga sud ga hfesas fiaa
~ HOUSES 4 8 and Haaina. alf1 East
NaisF iaiHinE capltol III aH east ".
N MUfnfFfa
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RIVERS ARE
STILL R/S/NC

MBMPHIs, March 1.-THE Mis-
alsslppi is rising more rapidly than
~ any time since the flood became
imminent A number Of streets IN
tho northern portion Of the city are
now under water 70 such a depth
that boats are used IN crossing them.
Refugees are pouring In rapidly.
many being In a starving condition
when picked up.
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ENJOY LIFE.
Oct a HOME.
OF faar aWn IN q locality ahara yaa have
saoa SURROUNDINGS and the assurances
81 maAinE inaHaf on guuf Investment.
That place ia Rainier fiaHeh on ms Hen.
ten siegifio lire the ffat hisaa the ears
strike fahs Washington Hundreds u
families are moving ia aHd building
homes. large saamlii handy plenty ~
work for sNsfYtady large se.foai lots
eel Tor tfa. 80 aHd 500. 81 - Down aaa
- month Hatusa butt Hisa Laaafiaa
T. hiss aHd healthy Hsbfaei haatihal
plenty uoed ard Naitfi nice hsiHhbsfa.
sshuai. aAaft tss5 stores. telephones
sitesaits. eias EFsffans Who lives 81
ftainief liaafh - happy. faas ears on
Washington street tsFp % rides for ons
dollar See NJ weed. agent Is one
81 HatHirf ftsaHh, or ~ X ftHftafenf.
fiN0 rom new. maasfh huass. brfet
f.iundatias. Hafneuf Sidewalks. street ini.
movements pai8 faf. Ens sfss aseoad
hiii. or ltnaal eiass IN. splendid HaiHhs
h1fha5i tsfHs t-st bHF On tie bill
fifn-' faafi eattaee, slte bath ara fs,n-
tfr. taf faaial satth a i4ats Union nns
view : car iinss. nat far from Pas
Isl. - s6nfsa NaiAlhE alsfanes. street
rsaasd ard sewer Hti ratd fns fiss.
$50 f5ashafaf a 4siz tn West Asaftis.
0nef wHntesi for - lots in sefns iaraiitF
80 an acre faF land near south faft
$40 Zee - sffes nesf HHsfIlaftan. 10 ACRES
tsaitafu lara cleared and under fence
ers~k rms tffgssh iaHi. sisss 20 water
fft.at! improvements Nefth nasrs tban
anAIHFfn 4 HOLMAN.
884 Nsa Nafk bloch
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faE kfAh Nsarioysusn, osres. ~ ysa-f-
- street. e4n farnisA ths b~ss bets is
ths sifs Fsf aalrk ssrvsps. phens Mails
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llurslon & nerrIn
nkisa snk lexsssnsns arnL.r.


z ~ an In dosb< a. 10 -hst %
,. t11s our advice THks our al
~ bu5 sozn< az thu snIiowinx
- = present prices AMI yoa vii
~ . profit
4Hesa c.ntrsi Railway.
Ane1a p<~ezrplnsnt
ysks h4lisn
hA1e< and Tale.
..zn Petroleum and Gal Com
1reaay.
- hs< special prices on these,
= IN ~ 10 your interest to In
H'sAis th<m 81 once.
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SNORT SESSION

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Marsh IA
roiay'n open session OF the senate
iApted less than five minutes. The
doots were then cios.d Tor further
confederation of the Panama treaty.
- .-@s-.--a-
Armory Hair, March ~. Grand
Masquerade ball ss.
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nAruf~faTp ssas.d ,e stay s~sr fruu
nafens ttli sittAs 10 .stti~<f. HOY
Esiss Ma. ~ . A. - "a
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Armory Han. March II. Grand
Masquerade ball. sss
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vIcK6BURG. Miss. March ia
The flood situation here II SO acute
that a shotgun patrol was eetab-
Ilshed along 80 miles Of the north
crn Louisiana ievee today The
patrol was ordered on account Of
rumors that people In the lowiands
opposite the Red river threaten 10
cut the ievee 10 relieve the situation.
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do jewsiry repairing. bennett.
? Colonial. sss
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NOW rs YOUR CHANCE.
We have placed in our hands 70 sell
3 acres Of excellent land. In fine
lossfian and only a few minutes
walk frufn the electric car. on the
following terms. Price t2ih. ~
cash and 80 per month until paid
Interest AZ Z per cent
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
lsf4 aaennd Ave. Room III.
owSER.-sispa win buy my broom
eaffase. nos rents for 81. will rent
for 80. a feN blocks from my coal
offiee. iflf Third avenue. near
Pike. J. n. Ripley.
We Asss a h9ass nssr car iins. 49,.
sest -. ~ faa1
Ne h.e. 90 haass n ssiAins sisiAnes
~ sf1s
t.sfssfn Hsaf assftis
TEffof=eoaz %. ffsse sfeas.
Why pay sec fof ss-faot lots when
~ een sell you one acre for ssse
10 tee, one block from school and
two blocks from electric ear line.
AZ Columbia. easy terms. skll and
see SsettenKfen a Arnsls Is Hor-
well block. corner FIRST and Co
tunbis.
dprAr ls,. ., - -. ss fili.n.n city.
hiss. 90 ws.tinrtaa ssf-st. t-s.ss .
ee-p. q ssasthis e1nes ts1sy L~rts
YARN erss 60 sresnas.
nKApQrAHTsRs ron Parma
II rua a.. tsdkinx fa4 farm. arfs e.
his.lt. 49, me. a. fszhs ss~et4ity u
/ >. arnwr1I.x
naosa So krrsss taiissns. assttia.
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hTOHAOb
- Tel. Main ~ 80
09s Office, 623 10,
49, Ave.
Classified Ads
Wanted
WAhrff .-Msn and .osnsn b ssndy iffr.
NoIish fhiisyNN; N.Y. iisa
lnsthca. can fpf charts and dsiiHsatisna
tnsiiiats ~ nelsnes. tst~ Second afssss.
Denny buisdirs
Special Notices
cAltFhNfEfis AND JofNEI.s
UNION. ial. ATTENTION.
There will be a special meeting Tues
day evening. March i'm. A fun
attendance Ia required, Import
ant business.
9. w, FARItiNoToS. Pres.
=. w. wilkins. Recording Eec'y,
Miss SARAH GRANT. lnsifussof ia 20.
,e..-s.es i.li ialn sssass
Financial
ffW h NOS
nat yeaF poashiy SALARY - iseosns can
~ inrfrss~f 10 ~ eant. ~ puttina =
ras,ise q SsuT sAsiuss At oa'"posaa N
s.ssr'g. trs' masixsss "a i'nPrgr.d city
real estate
Taa-s ssasts4rss hsia IN trust ~ ne aasiis.
- ~ STATS - MashlastnHl
Gail - ups a. tutus. aos -. uasiea
tieek. % ettis svar sans aaa aedises
riainif snt ~ VII seaa 49, fsh fafs
tlruisra. Il siii cost 80 ngshins % fully
aa1sfsiAaf this pi4n
PHOENIX eANiNue.
hsf fadd a 1ritoe. partiaaa. or fssns
ta hafton "a. eeAitis.
-
MONEY! ADVANCED AAf-anIED fNo-
ftaN. fstaA uperehenta. tesnIstsfs. h1efds
ina haasss afflsa1t serarttfi asfu@st
tsaainaas n - pFireltai alfios. Teln.an.
sie t1isf ttorh. sia hssond sfsnas.
A RELIABLE p.ses % barrus tnersF 80
diAarn1ls watehes, lswsifTg ler iatsfest
a. D west tos Fiss strs-t
coii.ATERAt nANN on.fts . H.>4s.
snnsT iosa~i % sny SD ssii&tsf&t
Toe Chsry.
10 t>oAn-rrlvst. rsensy 81 y. rate q
interest n1fuus a osnsr. 10 re@4ss
uar unrrss 4 Z snf
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tNe ~ ae4s - choices psppHsff On Hentan
81 uHei hsttsf tfutsffY thaH 10 being
sid Is tata nsafhY Tor ala times Tits
afuafHf
tga8 fsf hsasa Nasa lss o. Hslaisf Heiehiss
q tssgagfaains AL tas On Queen Anite htit
tA18.ai lisl4Ha aHd lnt On ksst Waller street.
f.sfih u Asalsae street
ffaasss IN al parts d tse eitg. east Pay
ufanss.
uasrhas a as kinds
rinatssf iAttas.
Aansf - isaa5
O. a VIRTUE. 10t tsatfan hl@fh
ftish ftlssasass
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W. a,s nobs, . isaa - ~ fisas a
seemity. nsFenpaft Halt ~ Me-
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10 bosn-rri.st. r.ea.y 81 y. rte .
interest Danes 4 osnsr. 10 Tea.
vsT nperrs a . snf
The Washington times., 1903-03-25
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A Remedy Which Has RevolutiOnized
the Treatment of Stomach Troubles.

A Remedy Which Has Revolutionized
the Treatment of Stomach Troubles.
The remedy is not heralded as Won
derful discovery not yet secret patent
medicine. neither is fl claimed TO cure
anything except dyspepsia. Indigestion
ana stomach troubles with which nine
out OF ten suffer
The remedy is in the form or pleasant
tasting tablets or lozenges. containing
vegetable and fruit essences. pure asep-
tic pepsin government test, golden seal
and dIastase- The tablets are sold by
druggists under the name Of stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets. Many interesting ex-
periments 10 test the digestive power
OF Stuart's Tablets show that one grain
or the active principal contained in them
is sufficient 20 thoroughly digest 5000
grains OF raw meat, eggs and other
wholesome food.
Stuart's Tablets do not act upon the
bowels like after dinner pills and CHEAP
cathartics. which simply irritate and in
flame the intestines without having any
effect whatever in digesIIng food OF cur
ing Indigestion.
II the stomach can be rested and as
sisted IN the work OF digestion il viii
very soon recover its normal vigor. as
no organ is so much abused and over
worked as the stomach
This Is the secret, IL there is any sec
ret. Of the remarkable success Of Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets. a remedy practically
unknown few years ago and now the
most widely known Of any treatment for
for stomach weakness.
This success has been secured entirely
upon its merits as a d digestive pure and
simple because there can be no stomach
trouble If the food Is promptly digested.
stuart 8 Dyspepsia Tablets act entirely
~ on the food eaten. digestiug 10 som
pletely. so that 10 can be assimilated
into blood. nerve and tissue. They cure
dyspepsia. water brash, sour stomach
Eas and bloating after meals. because
they furnish the digestive power which
weak stomachs lack and unless that lack
Is supplied 10 is useless 10 attempt to
cure by the use Of 'tonics 30 pills" and
cathartics which have absolutely no di-
gestive power.
Stuart 8 Dyspepsia Tablets can be
found al all drug stores and the regular
use or one or two Of them after meals
viii demonstrate their merit better than
any further argument
The Washington times., 1903-03-25
CONSUL GENERAL
DISPLEASES GERMANY
Testimonial to Dr. Lewis O'Brian
Taken as Criticism.

BERLIN March 25.-The interviews at
New York with Dr.. Lewis A. O'Brian.
the American dentist who WAS ordered
to leave SaxoDy on account OF his sup
posed relations with the former Crown
Princess Louise. with quotations from
the letter of Consul General Cole, Of
Dresden. expressing sympathy with the
dentist, have been cabIed here and have
caused adverse newspaper comment as
to the propriety OF the consul
general giving such a certificate and
criticising the action Of the Saxon gov
eminent.
Mr.. Cole gave the letter because he be-
lieved Dr. O'Brian was innocent. and he
did not suppose it would be published.
The Saxon court is so sensitive about
everything referring 10 the case Of the
former crown princess that an exag-
gerated view is likely 10 be taken of
Mr. Coles expression Of opinion
The Washington times., 1903-03-25
TO LAY CORNERSTONE
OF NEW LAW BUILDING
President Also 10 Receive Degree
While in Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 25.-President
Roosevelt will lay the cornerstone Of
the University Of Chicago's 100000 law
school building while in Chicago Yes
terday eight teams were engaged in
eXcavating the site Of the structure TO
have it ready. Ground was broken for
the work last year. but when it was
learned that the Presidents injury IN
the trolley ear accident in Pittsheld
would make 1t impossible for him to
visit Chicago. work was temporarily
abandoned
This time President HarPeT's plans are
ripe and today a secret meeting Of the
board Of trustees Will be held 10 map
out the details Of President ROOsevelts
visit 10 the university. This institution
expects also TO confer on the nations
Chief Magistrate the degree of LII ID.
and the program for this ceremony In
Kent Theater Will also form part Of
the trustees deliberations. Northwestern
University also wants part OF the PTesi-
dents time while he is here.
The Washington times., 1903-03-25
F. D. UNDERWOOD LAUDS
ELNNS' ANTITRUST LAW
Good Statute, Says President of the
Erie Railroad, and Can Harm No One.

ST PAUL, March 25.-President F. ID.
Underwood. OF the Erie road, is here to
attend the wedding Of his son, Enoch
W. Underwood. to Miss Wyman. of Min
neapolis. which occurs this evening. He
WAS asked for his opinion on the Elkins
law yesterday and replied:
The Elkins law is a good statute. It
is not going 10 work harm 10 anyone
Mr.. Elkius is q burt-ess man. He
knows, in the end. that the expense OF
conducting transportation has TO be met
by the user In the end those who do
not get passes have to pay for those
who do get them"
Speaking OF the prospects OF the 500
road. Of which he was formerly general
manager. he said; 1T is good property.
1t could not help being good property.
II was honestly built. No one made
money in its construction; g was prop
erly equipped TO make money. a large
factor in the success OF the 500 road Is
that the men who are managing the road
grew up on il. and they know IL thor
oughly and are interested in IT,"
When asked in regard TO stories that
be would return 10 the West in an off,
cial capacity. Mr. Underwood said.
There IS no likelihood OF my coming
West. / seem TO be located permanently
where I am"
The Washington times., 1903-03-25
RUNORS OF CHANGE IN
n. Y. CENTRAL REVIVED
President Newman Refuses to Talk
OF Report.

NEW YORK. March 25-W. H. New
man, president OF the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad. was today
asked regarding the rumored change Of
control of the Central. He refused either
TO affirm or deny the report.
DO you contemplate retiring from
the presidency OF the roadg" he was
asked
Il do not; certainly not" replied
President Newman with a broad smile.
II shall no leave my position no matter
into whose control the company may
have gone"
Further than this Mr.. Newman de-
cliued TO make any statement The story
that the New York Central was to pass
under new control was heard early in
the year and has since been revived.
From Vanderbilt control the road. &C
cOrding to rumors. passes into the hands
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad interests
or Rehabilitation usylvania- Morgan in
terests.
There is no friction between the Van
derbilt interests and the new controllers.
it is said. W. X. Vanderbilt. ii is es-
serted. fully indOrses the proposed
change