The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-16

OF California Mo of the Cole County Cir
cult Court, who Will instruct the specia
+, Hi"iiu jury ies' ui'is 1--WE poouiiiis
| ling
| VIII you deny or affirm the story?" he
| was asked.
| 1 don't wish to say anything at all about
the matter, he answered.
| mere IS much speculation regarding the
| part This Dill played in legislation. friend
! or Speaker Whitecotton said tonight that
II was part of the alum taste. Another
man. VINO Is generally well Informed, said
mat the death of notorious insurance bill
| WAS marked by the application OF this
shotherins shroud.
Inc House Investigating Committee will
resume Its work tomorrow. A number of
Witnesses nave oeen summoned. Chairman
h'ersoie Is determined to carry out the in
slructlohs OF the House IN every particu-
lar II any side lights are found they will
De saved Tor the Grand Jury.
All OF the newspaper correspondents will
De summoned to tell what they know of
ooooie.
r,, n1H hEoohD.
| VI Special Hraiid Jul
go, i.ai y. 'he |oie oouhty o1rcuit
-, III 'iie purpose Oh in'esu-
.S."s charges Oh iee'statiVe corruption was
VI az Gnu VI injuries to-uas
.t.. s % '"i ISL anu soiiie-
VI ms pt,s. nfs'eis'
"'' nao great ueai OIL reg
-. e>pet teh'e ii'iltrN', aithoush tha'
-. ""S eit. within 'he ioar
ma. Ae SCI 'eu al the staee senate
~ "Nss't ''ieh nioiaeeo Noio
e "as, d nteiipei VI Tue SENATE
.Ia11.a.., ,i ia'ioii an.
60. ~ y. .Ae III INC pioioi'seu
81, 'lat was .iaue at tne regular anu d
. Seo,, y, 'ie Hes's'a'uie III i'o' lot
1 ies'sia',oiA'
'.e sesSiotiS Vi 'he LEGISLATURE
a',uu TO- ene,e was no Id" III existence
ie,sn. races.
"A. .'io uosn Hi,is Vi MS administration
Ao' "ha siii,ouhe asAeu 'he LEGISLATURE
" 80 'uuee h1aHeii
- ~ "pp Va 'iio Ho'e'ioi'
'"u io'os d. '. 'iiiie was unuei
- " INC 60 Noi'nei ooNii
10y. Soiohei w. "a heips anu Soionei
80 ~ SaiiU" ms i,eu'eiiah's n
rs oii paseeu .ne 'eAa'e at tiie
eeuat sston a.'ei uespefa'e srussie'
~ WINCH 'uuee fiazen '9oM d iefiu,hs par
W. ~ m"s ueAeo ny Aooo' A'pu'Nl'ioii
III Inc Rouse.
war"
governor Marmaouke, sreally exasper-
a'eu over 'he po"ei wleiueu oy inc ioooy'
caiied a special session. TWO months, after
ao'ournment. IL resulted IN the enactment
VI Heish.-fa'e IA" at'er hiose pfo-
ciai session Indss us zen rs as,,n . .oo,.
prominent mart in behalf of freirht-rate
legislation and was accorded no small part
OF the credit of securing the law which Is
now on the statutes OF missouri.
FROM TINS II appears pam that Judge
i'azeA is no Stranger ~ .he iie'hoos Oh
legislative lobbyists WIN MS own eyes
He 90" INC ms VI a. e i"'S WIZ
ever visited JEFFERSON |i.y auJourn resu-
lar sessioii VI me Hsei''uio 1T 'iiie
when members OF the Assembly We're not SO
easily manaseu as lhe5 aie iepu'eu 10 pe
at tne present Tune.
Every democratic newspaper IN the state
was numbering at the hesieia.ure TO staho
Gear OF tne ioopy anu pass ireisht-rate
piii. Elsh'een members VI me senate OF
Whit, Judge Ha%en was one' nia uehahee
10 tne iooos' put' III spi,e Vi an tnis'
"' No' O NAV
ana 1orced an adiournnen..
Al the sPeciai SESSION aiaueu 10 Soioi'e'
oDay was on mana Win ms force OF heu-
tenants greatly ausiue.l.eu out even ms
master nand couia ho' "1ths'ahd the
storm. and. after fierce struggle. the
lobby threw up the sponge and allowed a
bill introduced by Representative tnow
consras.n,,,, Robh to become a law
r,
STANDING AS JULIE.
Lawyers who have known Judge HAZEL
.o., nc 1,,sa 49,,
LOT many years. ''''' anu
lawyer say ne possesses n' aDility
ana Is efiiiiieh''s '
ings His home is In California, Mo-, but
he is well known all over Central Missouri,
and is well spoken of by all classes. Politi-
cally. he is Democrat.
An interesting group of members of the