The Washington times., 1903-01-22
Bill Increasing Salaries VIII
Probably Become q Law,
Making These Positions
Even More Desirable,
Ex-GoV. Atkinson, Of West
Virginia, Pr0miseda Place,
Despite His Rec0rd-ChaI-
ion PAIL Pardon.

No" that the bill increasing the sal
aries OF Federal judges is likely to be-
come law, some OF The statesmen who
VIII De out OF job on March are
casting longing eyes on the tempting
places on the bench which VIII be Va
cant by reason OF the retirement OF
number OF judges who have been wait
ing for the passage OF the salary bill
IN order TO get the bene1J OF The in
crease.
Chief Justice Bingham and Judge HaE-
neT, OF the Supreme Court OF the DIS
tFlet, are no" eligible Tor retirement
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Dhlel justice >o{s' OF me touFt OF
CLAIMS, whose heaita is not very good
II Is said. Is most likely 10 retire soon
Judge Weldon may 1t is We'll known
that the President promised the next va
eancy on that beacn 10 senator scott OF
west virginia ior Ex-Governor AlhInson'
O. mat state several members Oh the
Rouse VINO were uo~ Ie-sieetel are very
ANXIOUS 10 secure a place on ihe court
o. Claims ana one o. lheh mas Deen
-iil I7'I 'ousiS "oIA--ls 20 LS'.u oA me
eA-go'e nor O west virginia ne
'hiiAs ne mas Sueeeeueu-
~ iooA'lS over inc loI > P1yl'e
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dan-Iv considers If as lacking in dig
n5+v-for p iu5re at least II VIII be in
terestfng to note at the proper time
how il fmDresses The President
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III. S''-u NJ eo+ eoaii's '-ia' one amer
wilson appeared On me scene iosoe1
win q iol OF peer ana WHISKY --iS-ie
ana out "herelpoh he-Deihs loaded
STRUCK John ScAdllz anu the prisoner
ram each d 5elI across me heao Win al
empty beer bottle
Resented insult
Doubtless if he had struck each of
them on the inside with full bottle
Of hop essence there would have been
10 serious trouble. But the lick was in
hic'ea win an empty Do-lie. anu nee
ea7aIily eIouD-e ION sH- i1@u "l-soI
checAea up alIef Hi'.ihs 0haiioA ram
ana Johh 9eHui'z WIN 1He empty oel
bottle as AFORESAID tAis 'FOuole per
Hais never "oulu nave Desh Aeafd Oh
OUTSIDE oil mineral Veins out as all OF
the parties Il. the s1IlLhLlage we're cry
except wilson, ne I" iisonJ proceeded 10
haste Edgar PAM iChal!oh oroJheF)
q swi2e across the forehead WITH an
other empty beer bottle
Edgar, Ike the o1AeF Two ula COZ
fancy having empty Deer boltlea salllAs
around MS unprotected Uranium ana 10
order to protect hlnse1 ITen the empty
AID the dry attack "h0Ly on me out
side he. too. felt II to be his duty TO
take a mana IN Inc fouTth o. July aoo-
ble-handed celebration 1he aHalr' al
this 5Unclures must nave been interest
ing, as 1t IS more than apparent mat the
celebration o. me nation. natal day
mad reached as eo7 al mineral Wells
AFORESAID No police oh3eeTs were pres
enJ' Trey IaEely are "lieh most heeoe--
me canoe however went On.
A Playful Encounter.
Tho 7etftfon goes on 10 state that
Cbauon Pahl and one Albert CooDar
proceeded to follow Wilson Che beer
bottle h-l1eIJ oo"A tAe Aliislde ana
while trying 10 ma out from MN why
ne siasnea around so pFoHlseuoH5ly win
ms empty beer 1oliies' another
scrap naturally ensued, resulting IN q
STAB IN rams back 15 sharp knife IN
the hands o. the aforesaid wilson, whose
former weapon was beer bottle entire