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The Western news., 1903-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Willard r. Blodgett, Plaintiff,

versus
Lucinda Earnest, formerly Lucinda
Ellison Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriffs Sale:
On the 3Oth day Of July A. y. 1908, at. 2
Court House, in the town of Hamilton,
County Of Ravalli, State of Montana. the
following described real property:
The east half of the southeast quarter
and the southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of section thirty-three (33) in
seven (O north of range twenty-One
and containing an area of one hundred and
twenty (120) acres.
Dated this End day of July 1903.
JOSHUA POND,
Sheriff of Ravalli county, Montana
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final MEETING OF
REVISION COMMITTEE
General Increase in Salaries of All City Officials
Voted fOr.--InCreaSe in Saloon Licenses
Not Decided.

At the final meeting of the charter
revision committee last night at the
council chambers much important
business came up. A general increase
in the salaries of all city officials
was voted as follows: Mayor $500
to $500; comptroller, $500 to $500;
treasurer, $500 to $500; clerk. $1,000
to $500.
If the wishes of the revision COM
mittee are carried out there will no
longer be a police or fire commission
err and the board of public works will
give way to new board consisting
of city engineer, superintendent of
streets and superintendent of water
works. 1t is also proposed that the
mayor and chief of police shall have
power to appoint members of the po-
lice force and the mayor and chief
of the fire department shall likewise
have control of the appointments to
that department.
A new trial board is proposed to
consist of the mayor chairman of the
fire committee of the city council and
chairman of the police committee.
This committee will decide the guilt
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Britain, Ireland and the United
States. Autograph letters were re-
ceived from the czar, Emperor Fran
els Joseph of Austria and King AL
fonso Of Spain. The pontif insisted
upon reading them personally. 80 far
as possible, and he sent the others
to the translators.
At noon the pope received in audi
ence a number of representatives of
Catholic associations and italian and
foreign representatives of religious
order. In the afternoon TIE Deum
was sung in the vatican.
The singing of the TIE Deum, which
was a most impressive service, was
conducted by Cardinal Rampolla, in
the presence of more than a score of
cardinals and twice as many bishops.
together with innumerable priests and
lay spectators. The pontifical noble
guard was present, wearing their new
uniforms for the first time.
Another interesting feature of the
days ceremonies was the presentation
to the holy father Of magnificent
tiara of gold as tho Offering of fllial
love from his children"
The tiara will be worn for the first
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or innocence of any employee in these
departments.
A motion was introduced and in
dorsed to increase. the tax levy for
public parks to not less than 1 mill.
The present levy Is not more than
one-half mill or less than one-twen-
tieth mill. Last year the half mill
levy returned $11,06o. This amount,
however, is inadequate for the pres
ent needs of park development in
this city.
A motion introduced that will have
final discussion next Thursday night
was the increase of the saloon
licenses from $500 to $1,000. 1t was
also suggested that it be increased
to $3.50 per year.
Corporation Counsel Judson read
from a state law showing that a
special election could not be called
to vote upon the question of charter
revision and that the proposition
must be published in at least two
daily papers.
The motion introduced last week
by Editor Durham of the Spokesman
Review that change be made in the
ordinance governing the letting of
the city printing contract was tabled
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emperor has abrogated the rule
against giving important positions to
young men in his favor. He Is man
OF unusual Intelligence and one OF
those to whom the more progressive
elemtn In China looks to do much for
the advancement OF his country. 1t
was while he was a member of the
party sent by the emperor to the
coronation OF King Edward that Sir
LANG Chen first met Miss Yu. The
meeting was in Parts, and II was u
case of love at first sight.
Miss fu has left Paris with her
father for China, and il is said that
she will be married soon after her
arrival there, although Chinese court
etiquette makes its impossible for Il
formal announcement of her engage
ment to Sir Liang until he receives
the formal permission OF the emperor
to marry.
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TeIegraphIc Briefs.

Boise. Idaho.--The house has pass
ed n bill placing n bounty OF cent
per pound on beet sugar produced
during the year 1908 and half IL cent
per pound thereafter.
Washington.--The mousse yesterday
passed the naval appropriation bill
with numerous amendments relating
the authorization Of new ships to be
built.
Omaha.-Upon being held up by q
negro footpad, George Williams. Miss
Lillian Wilson drew revolver and
shot him, INJECTING n wound that
crippled him. A few hours later no
was located and arrested.
Pendleton Ore.--Hardly n freight
car was moving on the division be-
tween Huntington and Portland on
on account of the heavy snow block
AIDE Traffic 10 utterly demoralized,
Olympia, Wash.--Whitman county
division Is dead. The two bills ere
ating the counties of Steptoe and Pa
louise were both indefinitely postponed
In the senate and when 1t came to n
fnaf test the advocates OF division
failed to make hght.
Olympia, Wash.--The domestic
bankers won n victory over the for
eign bankers when tho joint commit
tee of the house and senate agreed to
report favorably the bill regulating
foreign banks and subjecting them
in considerable degree to the re.
strictions and regulations now i'm.
posed upon national banks.
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The Strollers," by the college or
chestra: Carmen Saeculare." Latin
poem by Leo Kill, Edmund +.
Twohy; English translation of the
same poem. James +. Twohy; "L.umen
de Coelo." chorus. Gonzaga Glee club:
English version of Pope Leo's poem.
The Baptism of Christ" Richard ].
Morris: The American Eagle" glee
club and orchestra.
Today all Catholic business men
have allowed Catholic employees a
holiday In order that the day may be
celebrated in a BETTING manner.
The papal jubilee of Leo XIII. is
one of the unique incidents of his
tory and If history repeats itself, a
similar event will not again occur for
hundreds of years.
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eled extensively with her husband,
and after his death settled in Bos-
ton with her daughter. 1t was there
that Miss Pearson met Lord Yu and
after her marriage she went to live
IN China.
Lord Iu has two daughters. Miss
Lizzic and her younger sister. Miss
Nellie, who is as beautiful as her
sister Although the young women
were born In China they were edu-
Gated In Paris, and save for the few
slight racial characteristics of face
and complexion. they are more like
Partisan than Chinese girls,
Sir Liang Chen. the new minister
who is to be Miss Yu's husband, IL
one of the most prominent OF the
younger generation OF Cinnamon He
IL not yet 30 years old, but he has
already SO distinguished himself In
the service Of his country that the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-20

The Catholic churches in Spokane
are celebrating the jubilee with I'M
wonted pomp and splendor.
High mass was sung today In every
parish and sermons eulogistic of the
character OF the aged pontiff. who
for 20 years has guided the destiny
of the Catholic world. were preached,
The celebration was ushered In last
evening at Gonzaga college. An elo-
Quent lecture on THE Pontincate' Of
Leo Kill" was delivered by Rev.
II. J. Collier. S, j. In choice Ian
guage Father Collier reviewed the life
OF the white shepherd"
He called to mind the chief events
OF his remarkable reign and recount
ed the many blessings which he has
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p0p[ Ito XIII CELEBRATES Ills SILVER jUbltt.
TWO OCCUPANT
PETER RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS FROM
PARTS CIVILIZED WORLD.

ROME, Feb. 2o.-7The pope today
completed the twenty-fifth year of his
pontificate, and the jubilation at the
vatican was echoed by similar cele-
brations throughout the civilized
world. Early this morning letters
and kilograms began arriving at the
vatican, congratulating his holiness
upon the anniversary.
AS admission tickets were used
only 1000 persons were present. The
presentation address of the triple
crown with the golden keys was made
by Cardinal Rospeghi.
The pope was borne to the throne
upon the shoulders of guards waving
peacock fans. He has maintained his
strength wonderfully.
After receiving pilgrims he retired
to his private apartments. suffering
but little fatigue. He is in excellent
spirits and said this Is really the
happiest day Of his life.
A majority of the foreign tributes
came from France, Spain, Austria
and Bavaria. but among hundreds
of others we're many from Great
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-02-20
THE CHOICE OF A HONE
A Fine Farm for Sale by Owner.
801L2 Riverside Ave.

1t has everything heart can wish.
1t is smooth and level; rich timothy
land and rich prairie land; 20 acres OF
timber; fine springs. well and wind
mill and water pipes to house and
barn.
Fine bearing orchard. fine large
eight-room lath and plastered house.
large two-story barn with basement
under all. lath and plastered hen
house, new fence ana other outbuild-
ings. improvements cost over $4,000.
Two hours drive from Spokane,
one mile from a good town. railroad
State Normal school and other
schools; timothy land alone will pay
interest on $4,000.
The price of this farm is 1900.
Terms.
inquire of owner, room, Galena blk.
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Mrs. H. Greenwall and husband to
w. A. Minniv, lot 9, block 1, Cham
berlin's addition.
l.. H. Hole and wife to J. B. Rennie,
south half Of southwest quarter, sec:
ton IS. township 90, range "a and
lots and 4 of section 2, township
20, range AZ. $500.
w. J. Frost to b. Schade. blocks Is
and IT resurvey of Second addition
to Third addition, $500.
r. r. Rynor and wife to L. Mont
gomery, lots and s, block 6. Spring
Lake addition, 500. :
J. F. Sexton and wife to T. Rut-
ledge, south half OF lots IL and -,
block 76, Second to Railroad addition.
$4,000.
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enlightenment will draw Jews and
Gentiles together and accomplish bet
ter results, He says good results will
flow from the agitation.
Lehman received his appointment
from Governor Orman of Colorado
in which state he was born. "a years
ago. He studied at the University
OF Colorado. Yale and Columbia. tax
ing many honors. especially in oratory
and debating. He Is fine athlete
skilled In baseball, football. running,
swimming. boxing and fencing.
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/ time by the pope on the anniversary
of his consecration two weeks hence.
The tiara consists of three crowns
standing superimposed in high relief.
representing the triple power of the
papacy. the whole being surmounted
by a cross.
Leo XIII. IL the two hundred and
fifty-seventh occupant of the chair of
st. Peter. and Of that long line of
popes only two others have lived to
celebrate the silver jubilee of their
pontificates.
These were st. Peter himself, ac-
cording to tradition. and Leo's prede-
cessor. Plus TX, whose tenure Of the
see of Rome extended to 81 years
months and % days.
1t was on February 20, 1878, that
Vincent Joachim Pecci, by a majority
Of four votes. was elected as supreme
head Of the Roman Catholic church,
the triple tiara being placed upon
his brow on March 3.
His holiness was born at Carpineto,
on March 2. 1910, and had, according
ly, entered his sixty-ninth year when
the coronation ceremony was per-
formed,
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is ACCUSED OF
OFFERING BRIDE.

H Poitras, who conducts the Lobby
saloon. went to Seattle yesterday and
proceeding to the customs office is
alleged to have openly offered In
spector James p. LAWN $500 if in the
future he would wire him in advance
when he intended starting for Spo-
kane to investigate women imported
from France for immoral purposes.
C Poitras was placed under arrest
and taken before Commissioner Keif-
er. where he was bound over to the
United States court in $500 bonds.
He is confined in the county jail and
has telephoned here for the money.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SPOKANE.

Alex Thompson. Duluth: G. Silbu-
berg, Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Nathan. Cincinnati; William Saxton
and wife. Butte; w. Il. Sattcrlee. Min
neapolis: IL. NJ. Grant. Portland; A. Il.
Lake. The Dalles, Ore. ii. Waterbury.
Chicago: G. 4. Ketchum. Browning:
Il. NJ, Brannick. Portland; julius
kessler. Chicago; John 0. Slemmons.
New York.
GRAND.
c. NJ, Norman, Kendrick. Idaho; J.
Cleambell. Everett; w. II. Robinson
and wife. Spokane; Fred Ferguson,
Colville: j. \, Clark and wife, Trail.
Il, G.: j. Kamensky. Colfax; George
Z. Mcdonald Portland; Sam Arm
strong. Colfax: \. g. McEachran. Mis-
sokla; w. d. Wallace. Portland: Louis
II. Nordyke. San Francisco.
CADILLAC.
Gilbert r. Fales. Seattle; Il. C
Hartley. NJ. ID. Sprague; G. S. Larri.
son. st. Paul; ID, f. Eaman. Prizes,
River; j. Henry. Spokane: ID. w
Morgan. Rossland; Newton V. Rowe
Calfax: John Burggman, st. Paul
LeN Mick. Bryan. Ohio; Professor
Knox, Seattle: ID. III. Tundy, Sant
Point. Idaho; W, Il. Davis, Pendle,
ton. Ore
PACIFIC.
f.. Starn. North Manchester. Ind
II. knowlton, West Bay city. Mich
NJ \ Carpentar. Spangle; Il. A. Stew
art. Nelson. u. C.; Ray II, Pierce
Milan, Wash. John Stern. Davenport
NJ, II. Bartelis and WIFE Harrington
Wash; J. J, Burke, Butte; c, l.. Lam
bort. Waverly; Louis Il. Eilers. Rath
drum; Il. NJ Jenson. Tacoma: &. w
Ryan. Seattle; Charles Murray, New
York.
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HIS LIFE-WORK
FOR Hebrews,
Ambition of First American to Win
q Rhodes Scholarship.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Eugene H.
Lehman, winner of the first Cecil
Rhodes scholarship awarded to the
United States. says he will devote it
and his life to alleviating the condi-
tons of Jewish people in Europe. He
believes the ideal of Zionism--the
gathering of all Jews in Jerusalem
will never come to pass. but thinks
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In the larger cities the anniversary
Is to be celebrated on an elaborate
scale, but in most instances it has
been decided to defer these celebra-
tions until March 8. which will be
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the anniversary Of the pontiff's coro-
nation.
Among the cities that have arrang-
ed for big celebrations are Pittsburg,
Baltimore, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
San Francisco,
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JIMMYLESS BURGLAR.

Burglars were again at work last
night. Some time after IL O'Clock
the door leading from the entrance
of the Marion block to the Del Dick
saloon was forced open and the sa-
loon was ransacked. The cash regis
ter was opened but was found empty
The burglar was evidently not pre-
pared for the job. as the safe or
desk were not touched and neither
cigars nor liquors were stolen.
When the day bartender at the
Monroe saloon, on Monroe street
opened the place this morning he
found the back door battered of it's
hinges. The cash register was open
and had been rified of it's contents
amounting to about SIS.
The police believe both the Del
Dick burglary and this one were the
work of the same parties.
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DEALERS PREPARE FOR
THE CYCLING SEASON
Wheels Are Arriving from the Factories .ChainIeSS
Bicycles Have Lost Popularity and Few
Are on the Market

Bicycle dealers expect to reap n
rich harvest the coming season. AL
ready large number OF wheels have
arrived from the factories and are be-
ing placed In tho windows and other
conspicuous places.
The prices this year will vary very
little from last year a standard
make can be obtained for $40. while
all last years make sell for $35.
The frame that In now In demand
IL the 22-inch, with upturned handle
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WASHINGTON IS AWAITING
PRETTY CHINESE BRIDE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-wash-
ington is awaiting with interest the
arrival OF a novelty. This time it is
to be beautiful young Chinese bride.
Mrs. WI was favorite in social cir
cles, and the same win doubtless be
true of the new minister's wife, par
ticularly as she is expected to come
as a bride.
The new minister Is Sir Liang
Chen, and his bride-to-be is Miss
Lizzie Yu Keng. daughter of the for
mer Chinese minister to Paris. Miss
Yu is not only young and beautiful
girl, but she possesses American as
well as Chinese blood. She Is 81
years old, and was born in China.
Her mother was Miss Pearson.
daughter of Captain Pearson of the
United States navy and of a Chinese
lady OF high degree. Mrs. Pearson.
whose maiden name was Tsen, tray
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NEW YORK. Feb. 20.--In Roman
Catholic churches throughout Ameri-
ca special services are being held
and prayers offered today on the &C.
casion of the silver jubilee of the
pontifcate Of Leo XIII.
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New York.--British naval author
tiles think there is more trouble
ahead with Venezuela. They say
England Is determined not to recog-
nize a Castro blockade and that war
vessels Will not hesitate to fire ON
ships upon manifestations OF inter
ference with British trade In Vene-
zuela.
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REMOVAL SALE.

You can buy sewing machines from
so and upwards at the New Home
office. Victor block corner of Mill and
First streets, for the next 10 days
only
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Notwithstanding chances for cree
ton of Spokane public building
within the next two or three years
depends largely upon the action of
congress during the next two weeks.
There is an intimation that all other
appropriations may be cut out except
the $500, 900, the original amount fixed
by the house committee.
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bars. the rider setting nearly upright
This will do away with the scorcher.
Chainiess wheels have lost their
popularity and one dealer stated to-
day that he did not sell more than
two or three last season Conse-
auently few will be carried In stock
this year. II there are calls for them.
they will be shipped direct from tho
factory.
The double tube tire has also lost
most OF it's popularity, The single
tube tire is now generally preferred.
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FOR SALE,

Special bargain if taken at once.
My residence property at 1903 Fifth
ave. Frank A. Chase, Symons block.
Phone Red 4441.
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Two choice residence lots situated
in Sanders addition to the city Of
Spokane, very close in. Terms very
reasonable. Also property situated in
the business section of the city. as
we'll as business chances.
For full particulars call on or ad-
dress
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List your property with us. We
have n number of persons in the east
inquiring for farm and city property
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15
TlLLMAN's Give WIRE
STRUNG. AS PROMISED.
wonder That aiobs Haven't Taught
Coal Monopolists a Lesson
pereliction of Duty on Part
of Acknowledgement.

WASHINGTON. D. c., January IA
For an hour an hr'f to-day, Mr.. Till
man. of South Carolina. occupied the
attention OF the Senate in character
istic speech in which he denounced trusts
and naonopolies. and severely criticised
the Attorney-General
His only wonder. he said, was that
u these trying times Of distress. NOR
are not taking steps to show monop
lists that in tilef last resort men will
neither starve nor freeze to death. but
Aill throttle the law. II necessary. and
take II into their own hands and seize
supplies,
Efforts have been made said Mr..
rillman, proof has been filed. pleadings
have been heard. petitions to the Attor.
ney-General fled, warning and begging
him to protect the people against the
impending danger. but he has sat quietly
In his Office and done nothing Rich and
poor alike. are freezing because of the
fact that monopoly does exist because
the lawyers have failed to interpret the
law in the Interest of the people,
He then criticised the coal strike COM
missicners. and said they were taking
irrelevant and unnecessary testimony.
when If they wanted to they could find
gout about the combination and report
TO Congress that suc!, monopoly exists
He criticised decision by Judge Taft.
snvolvins a case under the interstate
commerce law. and said II was the same
Judge who would not leave ..tlle onerous
AID od.ous' duties In which he was now
ENGAGED for seat on the Supreme Court
bench. ~
AZ 2 o'clock the Statehood, bill, was
taken UP. and Mr.. Tillman gave notice
thai he would continue his remarks to-.
morrow,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15
ian ANSWER TO WISH,
sA Rochester Newspaper Man
Makes Hot Reply to
Ex-V irginian.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. T.. January II.
Especial. t-Insths course or an address :,
..yVho Are the Irnperialists?" before ~
literary section Of Vassar Institute ths
city. last night Captain J. S. Wise :.
Virginia. pictured the Democrats Of II,
South as intense frnperialists II thsi.
own localities while they. at the sam.
time, assail the expansion police of Ii.
republic
Ism, comes With bad grace from paoni,
who themselves tranp!s under foot lie
laws they should uphold, and have snS.
yerted republican institutions in thsf.
own neighborhoods. He said the eiecto,
machinery had been tempered with in ~.
South to secure election results
| After Wise finished, Richard e. Co,-
nell a reporter on the Pcughkeenss.
News Press, arose and ridieuled his Ar
guments. 1eloquently defending the South
in this vein:
II have been proud of the South as !,
section Of my country. Know It had
given US great Presidents. under who's,
a administration the republic took life and
strength know that the South had "a.
belled. and that It had accepted tefss,
as no o,ner people on the earth ever did
know that It had come back into Ii,
Union out of the desolation OF dsstrgs.
ton. and In less than a generation had
given a Joe Wheeler and the first blood
OF the new war for human freedom IN.
der the banner Of the Union I did not
suspect this people OF imperialism unit
tonight, and I can hardly suspect them
now.
Fl thought the inperialists were ,ss
ones who invaded the South WITH bayo.
nets: went behind election returns; over.
turned the will of the people, and com.
mtrted the most goddess political crimes
In nistory-the theft OF the presidency d,
the United States I had imagined tia,
the imperialists were those who took 10
the war for human rights and pledged
natiorr.s faith to the principle tia.
acquisition Of territory would be crimi.
nal aggression and then proceeded TO turn
ID into war OF conquest and subjaga.
ton. 1 thought these were things which
the imperiahsts had been doing In al
the ages