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Cheese in Politics.

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The Old Homes and the New.


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In
Everything
ready made marvellous
a event involving
long months Of preparation
hood looked forward this
carpe curtains all
She o a n
Furnish
the possibility that
that of the
their LEI
lived
Our gTandnothes really
to discuss
waved into their Of
that hters house
for nothing
pay to makeit
The fancy work in to BIZ
turned out In
purpose IN its time by giving eisured
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AMyAWs@nl1@uNGs
AT rHn AuDxToxrux.

Tonight the laughable farce, 'The
Child Of the Regiment" will hold the
boards at the Auditorium. 1t was
constructed for laughing purposes
only: not serious line is In the dia-
logue.
The action Of the play takes place
just after the war between France
and Austria-the country is still I'm
an unsettled state. One Of Napoleon's
regiments has reared and cared for
child that was found on the field
Of battle. She has grown to a charm
Ing girlhood and is loved by all the
soldiers Of the regiment, whom she
calls her fathers. While stopping at
village she Ia discovered by her
mother. who IL q rich marchionees,
and taken back to her castle. 1t is
here that the fun Is fast and furious
her crude camp education and her
free and easy way of living on the
fields bring forth many amusing COM
plications at the aristocratic castle.
Miss Shirley will be seen as "Jose-
phine." the child of the regiment.
"a Virginia Romance" a one-act
play. will precede the farce. It is q
story of the south 20 years after the
war.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

Moscow, xdsho.--From GAINESVILLE.
40 miles east of here, comes q story
of the murder in tent OF Hattie Coz.
officials have left here to investigate.
louisville, Ky.@Coionei Morris Bel
KNAPP, Augustus II. Wilson and At
torney General Pratt are the avowed
candidates for the republican nominal
ton for governor. Ex-Governor Brad
ley nearly stampeded the convention
for himself by his resolutions en-
dorsins Roosevelt and by his plea for
Law and order. He may be nominated.
San ncisco.-secretary Holder
Of the Western conference says that
q large number Of phones have beer
ordered out as q result OF the boycott
The labor council states that 1000 In
struments will be out before the Close
OF the week. The police authorities
hsvs refused the company's request
for their linemen to be permitted 4
carry weapons.
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had to leave town for several hours.
Miss Creech was left in charge Of the
house. the only other occupants bsing
small children. The Jail adjoined the
sherifrs house and no left the key
with his daughter.
The young woman was called 10
the front door about 10 o'clock. She
found the yard full Of masked men,
They demanded the keys and declared
they had come to hang Moore. Miss
Creech agreed to comply. saying she
would bring them from her fathers
room.
She was back at the door in a half
minute, but the moon fell on the bar
rel Of repeating rife. which was
leveled. The girl ordered the mob
to scatter and they scattered. There
she remained on guard over the jail
with rife on her lap until the sheriffs
return
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

Ition a. to his sanity. When the ex-
amination was held this morning the
tclegram from Miss Pcngally was
found unopened In his pocket. when
its contsnts were read to him the
man declared II could not be true, as
the girl had steadily refused to
marry him.
The doctors declared that Dawson
IL suffering from nervous exhaustion
and lack Of nourishment. He absent
to the hospital. Dawson IL well sup
piled with money. Miss Pengally lives
on Sacramento street. San Francisco,
and is the daughter of. wealthy
parents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

/. DETROIT. Mich, July 1.-THE Do
eiety Of Santiago de Cuba. which was
organised in the palace Of the gov
ernor Of Santiago. July 81. 1885. ID
holding its frst reunion in Detroit
with veterans Of the Spanish war in
attendance from many parts Of the
country.
The feature of this, the opening
day Of the reunion, was q big mill
tary parade. followed by exhibition
drills and other festivities. Tho bus
mess sessions Of the meeting WIN be
held tomorrow and another round Of
festivities viii close the gathering
Saturday. Major General william n
shafter Is the president Of the society
and among the other officers are Cen
erals Joseph Wheeler and John c.
Bates.
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GIRL WITH 4 RIFLE
STANDS OFF LYCHERS

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. July H. a6iss
Mary Creech. still in her teens. stood
of crowd of masked men who were
bent on lynching a prisoner in the
Barnwell jail. The young woman
when the crisis came. grasped . Win
chester and threatened. In q deter
mined voice. to shoot.
The mob took her at her word and
scattered.
At q dance near Barnwell, in cele-
bration OF the Fourth. a quarrel be-
tween Seaborn Moore and Herbert
Sanders. two young farmers. ended in
the drawing of pistols. and Sanders
was killed There were cminouz
threats by friends of the slain man
and Moore rode to Barnwel. where
he surrendered to Sheriff Creech and
was locked in Jail.
The sheriff. Miss Creech's father,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16
GOULD RAILWAY FROM
UTAH TO BALTIMORE

PITTsBURG. Pa, July 16.--George
Gould. who Is here with a party OF
Wabash and Missouri Pacific officieSs
inspecting the Wabash extension to
this city, In an interview said:
ut is our purpose to weld the Wa
bash roads into one grand system be-
fore long that will reach from Ogden.
border thence to Kansas City. st.
Louis and Baltimore. We intend to
make the latter city our seaport ON
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16
THIS BUST World IN bQ|[f.

Detroit, WITCH - Senator Alger,
anent weekly journals charge that
during his administration Of the Of
Ace Of secretary. Of war the govern
nent was defrauded out of millions
OF dollars. says that he knew Of no
corruption and believes there was
none.
Butte, 1kont-The supreme court
has decided that insurance companies
must pay taxes on excess Of pre-
miums received in any county over
the expense ana losses Of operation
In that county. The effect of the de-
cision will be, to increase the reve-
nues.
new York.-Leon N. Levy. head Of
the B'nai Birth. which presented the
Kishine3 petition TO the president.
says that the conference was salts
factory. He claims that the petition
IL not confined to the Jews alone. but
Ii one Of Americans regardless Of re-
ligious af1liationa.
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Work Started on
S. A. A. G. BuJldInu

Otto Willie started his surveyors
at work this morning on the site of
the new clubhouse of the Spokane
Amateur Athletic club at the corner
Of Monroe and Main and just at the
bridge. The desirability Of the loca-
tion L. best seen whenit Ii considered
that an excellent view Of the falls
can be had from the veranda when
the building is completed. The work
of excavating for the foundation will
be started Immediately.
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SAVED FROM INSANITY
BY SWEETHEART'S YES"

SEATTLE. July 1s.-sWafaan9 fox
the ring. WIN aossue u surs.
(sisnsal sN1xxm 1DHoAxxY."
This telegram saved william Daw-
son. young San Franciscan, from
being committed to the insane asylum
here this morning.
Dawson came here from San Fran
cisco some days ago and has been
roaming the streets in state Of men
tai alteration due to brooding over
the fact that his sweetheart in San
Francisco refused his offer Of mar
rage.
He was picked up by the police
Sunday night and held for examina-
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New Trial for Price.

Attorneys for Arthur Price and r.
r. Fleming, who are charged with
holding up I. c. Drew at the Olive
street bridge some time ago. moved
for the discharge of the prisoners
on the ground that the information
was faulty in not stating that the
80 found on the prisoners belonged
in fact to the victim Of the holdup
Judge Richardson granted the motion
but gave Deputy Prosecuting Attor.
ney Barnhart leave to file a new In.
formation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

the Atlantic. 1t IL a magnificent one.
but has been neglected. We propose
to develop and make It . great port.
We do not intend to go to New York.
There Ia more eclat in trunk line
into the metropolis. of course. but II
is too expensive as freight export
Ing terminal. Baltimore 10 the best
port on the Atlantic for the export
Ing of such commodities as will make
up our tonnage-coal. grain and pack
ing house products."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16
Drink Divorce.

1.-THE facts as fixed by the court are
a recital Of long struggle on the
part Of a wife with the drink demon
in her husband. Divorce granted
EXTRACT Of divorce court news) Men,
how much better to be cured Of the
drink habit and have = happy home.
See Smith. ESoT Baldwin avenue. He
can help you.
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Typo Arbitration.

At a special meeting Of the typo
graphical union last evening the SUBJ
ject of the present arbitration Of the
differences with the Review Publish
ing company was discussed and the
matter left in the hands of the local
arbitration committee consisting Of
Messrs. Bronson Upper and Rum
mel. The differences are expected
to be settled within the week.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16
Justin Mccarthy
Given q Pension.

LONDON. July f6.--Among the
pensions recently granted on the civil
list for distinguished services In lit
eraturs II one Of $l2Se to Justin Nc
Carthy. the famous historian. novel
lst and politician
He has been almost blind for the
lisa 1--WE years and now In living with
his devotsd daughter IN the Kentisl,
town Of Westsate-on-Ssa. busiiy en-
gased IN literary work.
NJ. Mccarthy has made n consid-
cradle amount OF money in his day.
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but he had not the faculty of keeping
1t, being exceedingly open-handed.
Another recipient Of a pension from
the civil list Is Rhoda Broughton,
whose series Of novels beginning with
"Cometh Up as Flower" were ex-
ceedingly popular 30 years ago for
their brightness. originality and de-
lightful lovemaking.
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means success to this energetic man
and that you can have by Joining our
list Of customers who have 10 care
for their clothes. See them ana fudge
for yourself. The Unique Tailoring
company. H2 Washingten strest,
phone Main 73E.
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knows the admiral onfs In a casual
way. The admiral Is aged and mar
ried. but is separated from his wife.
One of the letters says: II wish
I had you in my arms. feel as
though 1t would do me good. 1t makes
my heart throb and beat to think Of
II. Just think of the pretty pictures
we used to make with my strong arms
around YOU"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

DHuG0ISTS WILL BUY IT BACK.
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlafn's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. All druggists will
refund your money II you are not sat
is1ed after using 1t. 1t IL every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessful remedy in use for bowel com
plants and the only one that never
fails. 1t Is pleasant. safe and re-
liable. For sale by all druggists.
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Notice is hereby given to property
holders on Frederick avenue, from the
center line of Monroe street to the
center line Of West Oval street, that
the assessment roll for the sidewalk
ing OF Frederick avenue In above
described district is now in my hands
for collection. and the same will be-
come delinquent August Is. 1908. Said
assessments shall bear interest from
date of delinquency Of first INSTALL
annum, and can be paid to the city
treasurer in ten annual installments,
the first of which shall be due, pay
able and delinquent on the 18th day
of August, 1903. and one on the same
day of each year thereafter, together
unpaid installments. al ~
M. II. EGGLESTON,
City Treasurer
Dated Spokane. WASH. July 8. 1903.
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OAKLAND. Cal.-Love letters. full
Of the most ardent phrases, have been
introduced by Frank Ashton in his
suit for divorce They are signed
only with initials, but Ashton de-
clares they were written by Admiral
John f. Merry U. 8. NJ, retired, Of
Boston, who strongly denies 1t. The
letters are dated Honolulu, in Decem-,
Der, 1901. Mrs. Ashton claims she
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-16

TO Young Men.

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something
q yourself,
William president of the
Uated States rich
IL
8 had q
d
Of Of And
He wheeled his elbow that
he made them
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Notice Is hereby given TO property
holders on Chestnut street. from the
center line of Bridge avenue to the
center line Of Boone avenue, that the
cnTbing Of Chestnut street In above
described district Is now In my hands
for collection. and the same will be-
come delinquent August 15. 1908. Said
assessments shall bear interest from
date Of delinquency. Of first INSTALL
annum. and can be paid to the city
treasurer in ten annual instailments,
the hFst Of which shall be due, pay
abis and delinquent on the 18th day
Of August. 1903, and one ON the same
with interest on the same and on All
unpaid tnstallmsnts. ~
NJ. II. EGGLESTON.
City Treasurer.
Dated Spokane. WASH, July 8, 1903.
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SkaftuIn Transfer Co.

Pianos and furniture moved ana
stored Pianos boxed for shipment
Once corner Howard and ". p. Ry.
Telephone Main 1910
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Of Spokane, Wash, Oldest bank In
vice PRESIDENT; Charles B. Eltinge,
cashier; J. Elmer West, assistant
cashier. Directors-Alfred Coolidge.
A. Kuhn, M. M. Cowley. Patrick Clark,
James Monaghan.
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Dated Spokane. wash. July 8, isos,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
PACKERS MUST PAY A FINE
Missouri Court Imposes Penalty Upon the
Five Leading Firms.
GUILTY OF VIOLATING TRUST LAW
. 7rIr 'Io1c - 1895
Five Thousand Dollars Fine for Each
and They Must Also Pay
Costs Amounting 90 Five
Thousand Dollars.
GUILTY OF VIOLATING TRUST LAW

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March 2O.-The
Armour, Cudahy, Swift, Hamilton, Ham
mOnds and the s~chWarzehild q Sulzberger
Packing companies, the hve defendants In
the custer proceedings brought by the at
torney general Of Missouri against the al
legged beef combine last summer were fined
IS 1000 each IN the Missouri supreme court
today and ordered to pay the costs OF the
case, which amounts to Sc, 900.
Unless the ines and costs are paid within
thirty days the defendants will be ousted
from the state. so the court orders.
The packers against whom this judg-
ment was issued nave extensive branch
houses i'd st. Louis. Kansas City and st.
Joseph.
The decision Of the supreme court, which
was announced by Judge Marshall, was
unanimous. In the opinion OF the court
the statements, representations and agree
ments made by the representatives OF the
packing companies in st. Louis, Kansas
City and St. Joseph were admissible In
evidence against the packers and were Just
as binding as though they were made and
entered into by the highest oficer Of the
companies, or had been solemnly adopted
by the directors or stockholders OF the
company and made part OF the minutes Of
their meeting.
Continuing. the opinion says: "The testi-
mony introduced by the state was abundant
to show that the respondents (packers)
we're members Of a combination or pool
to fix and maintain prices"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

votes being necessary to change a standing
rule Of the mousse. The roll call was then
demanded with precisely the same result.
II. r. 20, the Ramsey elevator bill, was
taken up az a special order on its third
reading. The bill passed unanimously. The
measure provides that railroads shall ac-
cord equal terminal and transfer facilities
to all parties operating grain elevators, and
that farmers elevators shall cost at least
81, 1000.
H. r. S44. the revenue bill was reHd for
the third time.
After he clerk had piowed over halfway
through the third reading Of the revenue
bill, Douglas OF Rock moved that the bill
be returned to the engrossing committee
to be properly engrossed, It being discov-
cred that'the personal property tax schedule
was not stricken from the bill as ordered
by the committee OF the whole. This dis
covery was made by Thompson OF Merrick.
The bill, was then re-read and placed IN
its final passage a few minutes before 6
o'clock. It passed by a vote Of 40 to 81.
Three ,fusionists voted in the Affirmative
and two republicans in the negative. -Four
teen members sent up explanations with
their votes. A~-number voted, differently
than they had talked, The bill went to the
senate and was given its first reading to-
night.
The house ats o'clock adjourned until
$3.50 D. m. Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
REBUILDING NORFOLK ASYLUM
senate Committee Goes on Record in
Favor of an A~pprOpria-
ton.
(From a STAFF Correspondent

LINCOLN, March 2O.-(special.) - The
senate on insane hospitals reported this
afternoon and recommended that $3.50. 900
be appropriated for the rebuilding Of the
Norfolk Asylum for the Insane. The COM
mittee said thai 500, 600 worth of prop
erty had been sent to other asylums and
1884, 900 in salvage had been saved out Of
the wreck of the fire.
The following bills we're read a third
time and passed:
s. F. co. allowing cemetery associations
to receive money and act as trustee for
decoration and improvement OF cemeteries.
/. S. F. 164, providing when pupils of one
school district may attend school in an
other.
s. F. 81, compelling railroads to provide
suitable waiting rooms and to stop trains
for the accommodation of passengers.
S. F. 81. providing for the perfection Of
pleadings.
s. f. IL, changing name Of deaf and
mute institute at Omaha and blind insti-
tute at Nebraska City.
s. F. 222, providing for the winding UP
of the affairs of installment companies and
placing them under the control of the state
banking board.
s. F. III, a joint resolution memoralizing
congress to oppose the Dietrich lcnd-'
leasing bill; favoring the allowance of $40
acres Of land to each settler.
Senate went into committee of the whole
and reported as follows on these bills:
S. F.. 24S, limiting county commissioners to
SO per day; ordered engrossed. This bill
affects counties having $4,000 inhabitants
and less. 49,
S. F. 24O. regarding cultivated lands on
highways: ordered, engrossed. .s
Senate took a recess until 2~o.clock.
The senate upon converting in the after
noon went into committee of the Whole,
with Wall OF Sherman in the chair, and
made the following report: ;
S. F. 124, for the relief OF D. L.. John
son; ordered engrossed,
H.sR. s2S.. relief .ofnR,,L. Loomis; en-
Eossessi7 - st,fEA yets5i 6tgaA nd
s. F. l0S, finding Of fact on appeal to
supreme court; ordered engrossed.
g. r. 169, providing for the formation OF
new school districts; ordered engrossed.
s. F. 2s5, extending the open season for
fish fifteen days; ordered engrossed.
s. f. IA providing for bonds to be fur
nished by officials; ordered engrossed.
IS, F. 1867, providing for the collection of
road tax and for its expenditures; ordered
engFossed. The bill leaves with the people
whether labor tax, be paid in work or cash.
s. F. las, providing for the formation of
drainage districts, for the reclamation OF
swamp lands and to prescribe course of
procedure to be followed to accomplish
such object; was PASSED.
S. F. 43, to provide for a landlords lien
on one-half of ali crops upon leased land;
was killed. These voted for It: Alden,
Anderson, Day, o'Neill. Saunders, Sheldon,
Umstead, Warner, Young. Eighteen voted
against the bill.
S. F. $40. providing that cultivated lands
shall include forest trees, fruit trees and
hedge rows planted on such land all land
surrounded by a plowed strip not less than
one rod in width at least once a year; was
passed.
Harrison moved that a recess be taken
until 1880 o'clock; granted. m
Senate adjourned at 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
have merited the compliment which the
house paid them in its action on the bill,
Hold Up Pay warrants.

Hold Up Pay warrants.
state Auditor Weston has decided to
issue no more warrants for house employees
pay until informed by the house committee
on employees as to the names and number
entitled to pay.
Investigation diseloses. that previous
legislatures have not been governed by the
law limiting the number OF employees to
seventy-hve. The last fusion legislature is
said to have had something like 100. A
member of the house today said:
This question Of employees is always a
dificult one to deal with. l know to my
certain knowledge that Speaker Nockett
has tried faithfully TO meet it fairly and
satisfactorily"
Again have those members opposed to
the sitting committee lost but. Gregg OF
Wayne this afternoon tried in vain to
secure the adoption of a resolution order
ing the house to hold meetings on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights UNI
til the end of the session. He was sue
cessful in having the time Of meeting ia
the future fixed at 9 o'clock In the, morn
ing instead of 10. Mr., Gregg argued that
by meeting four times a week at night the
house could dispose of ell its bills .on gem
work to thirteen members, but he failed to
get a majority to think as he did, or at
least two-thirds, which was required to
change a standing rule of the, house. The
argument used against his motion was that
the house should be left free to fix It's pro-
grams from day to day.