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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-08
|; KENNEWICKLES :

i4'.
=. Scott vent 10 Narth ioAi-
ma last week returning Friday.
c. L. Riggs is building a kltch-
e,, on to his residence.
Up. Stricken was over from
Waitsburg Friday.
D. S. Bell has commenced work
on his land i'll Horse Heaven.
S. II. Anon went to Spokane
Saturday,
Johnson & Fullerton have put
in new display counter i'll their
store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Stormint at Pasco one day
last week.
Good posts for 9 cents each at
tbe Riverview ranch.-H. A. Ho-
yer.
The St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber
Ward has received two carloads of
cedar fuming lumber.
A. Spence is busily engaged in
improving his ten acre tract i'll sec
ton seven.
DR.. w. N. Pintler, the Lind den
fist, will be here on May 10th to
roth inclusive. Office with DR..
Pallister, Third Street.
J.. II. Bell and two sons arrived
from the Palouse country and start
ed to work on their Horse Heaven
lands.
Cosgrove & Hanson sold to Peter
Roesch from Minnesota, 37-acre
tract of land i'll the valley, which
Mr.. Roesch will cultivate this sun-
mer.
G. N. Gerard has resumed his
position as passenger conductor OH
the N. P. He left his SOIL here to
cultivate his land in section Fl.
B. F. Nye is putting up 5000
gallon water tank with which to
supply his bath rooms and barber
shop with water
W. R. Anon, father Of S. H.
Anon of this place, visited Kenne-
wick Saturday He returned to
Waitsburg Saturday.
Cosgrove &Hanson sold 40 acre
tract at the lower end of the valley
to Nicholas F. Koegler Of Tacoma.
Mr.. Koegler will start cultivating
at once.
J. B. Clements is building cor
rails on his land in Horse Heaven.
The horse roundup is in full blast
and will reach his place in few
days.
/Rev. J. Thompson from North
I Yakima will preach at the school
house Sunday at II a. III. and at
sp m. Special music will be ren-
dered at each service.
During hot weather you will
need refrigerator and an ice cream
freezer. The kennewick Hard
ware Company has a full assort-
inent Of them.
Until further notice the post Office
~ Aehnewick will be open on Sun
Nays from I2 o'clock noon till D.
w. and from S to 6 p. MI. M.
MORAN, p. M.
WIS M. D. Root arrived from
.p0kane the other day and has ia
~su up her residence in Kenne-
WICK She has of late acquired
considerable property here.
MIS- J. l. Graham returned from
ca, 'Aane last week, having fully re-
~, ''iea from the surgical operation
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H. A. Hover is building an
addition to the Kennewick Climb.
the additional structure will be used
as an icdlcream parlor and will be
conducted by D. P. Tribe.
Z Rev, Samuel Greene viii, preach
at the Congregational Chapel next
Sunday. Morning services at II:
80 a. H., and evening services at
s p. III. Sunday School at 1870
a. III.
The Christian Endeavor will
meet next Sunday evening at 7 p.
III. i'll the Congregational Chapel.
M. +. Sunday school at 1870 a.
Ill. i'll the same place. Everybody
is invited to be present.
Improvements i'll section are
continuing to multiply daily. Han
son Brothers have received ship
ment of grape vines from Vineland
which they have placed ON one of
their tracts out there.
A. F. Brown, manager of the
st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co.,
has purchased two Hoover Villa
tracts. This leaves only four of
those tracts unsold out of the origi-
nal twenty-nille.
Clas. S. Fee, general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, is showing his faith
in Kennewick and vicinity by set
ting out all orchard of twenty-four
acres almost i'll the edge of town.
Harry Beach has opened his new
livery stable for business. 1t is
we'll equipped and he will endeavor
to handle all business intrusted to
him with alacrity and dispatch.
His many friends here wish him
abundant success in his new vent
tire.
Cosgrove & Hanson expects five
families from the Willamette val
ley within the next fifteen days
whom they expect to place OH beau
tiful homes III Kennewick valley.
A party representing these families
has already been on the ground,
and decided about the location.
The Northern Pacific railroad
company will soon commence build
ing a FIVE thousand dollar depot at
Kennewick. 1t will be one of the
finest depots in any of the smaller
towns along the line. 1t is also un-
derstood that in the near future the
company will put in park on their
right of way between the depot and
Front street.
For the first time in years Pasco
will be decorated for holiday,
the unusual demonstration is called
out by President Roosevelt's visit
here May 25th on his way to Wal
la Walla. 1t is not known wheth-
er the president will make short
talk here or not, and there will be
no local program. Several humid
red people are expected to gather
from other parts of Franklin comfy
and the eastern end Of Yakima to
see the president, whose stay will
be MISREPRESENTATION.
Chas. S. Fee, general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific rail
road with headquarters at St. Paul,
and A. y. Charlton, assistant gen.
eral agent at Portland, spent Sun-
day at Kennewick. They were
looking over their land near this
place and made arrangements for
further improvements upon same.
Mr.. Fee has set out quite an or
chard close to town and Mr.. Charl-
ton one in section seven.
II uox,ar has now 1aroa
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-08
WASHINGTON LODGING
HOUSE
lover Scott & Co.'S Clothing Store)
n n NOREN propriptn

lover Scott & Cos Clothing STOREY
o. o. NOBEN, Proprietor.
Handles the SPOKESMAN
REVIEW, The Sc A 7 7 L f
TIMES and BOYCE'SWEEKLY,
the standard illustrated union labor
paper of Chicago.
Subscribe for your weekly pa
pers through me.
Office in the restaurant in adjoin-
ing building.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
FOR SOLICITING A Cai5E.
Assistant Superintendent OF fail"a,
Maj Service Under F,rc.

Va .lu.'ou July :. \ former on.
plele & III. postal g.rsicc has Ll.sd
slasgus With the e.,4l service commits
sion against John NJ Nafstua. assist.
ant superintendent o! the railway mai!
service
Mars,on Ia chaicci with discharging <
Charles Icrr, and then telling him h.
could set back 10y paying Narston So
ia cash and - per month for con
siderable period
Tie president has ordered the post
master general 90 investigate
fis. other government employees are
h.ln. investigated by the postal in.
h;.FtnI@
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
UNDER MORAL OBLIGATIONS.
Utah Men Mvss Support Their PIurai
Wives.

Sal, Lake. Jaly lt according TO u
1ecialon q! The state supreme court a
man In ua!.r moral but no, legal obli
cations 30 support his plural slses ani
educate his children By su, b unions
The decision was f.niere! on an AZ
4. Al tso.a the ItAA county district
court y! a su., .af maintenance brought
By Mary Caroline !!ialc i plural s...
os Isaac Riddle ] le supreme court
is os the opinion that "no'A Il thstand.
irE celestial OF plural marriage II o..
q. thc - ett!ai ,ertsa Il fas Mormon
church the .esAl st-tus Il The mar
.tag. exists het~tsst4 parties sao. tn
Utah before the .rasi sneti os am
statat. UPON ,he agbg. !; though rastn
hcra q. that church. having made
contract d. marriage IL aich they
mutually axT.s.i II assume ani oil
arrsc the legal obligations 0. that
relation. and In pursuance OF that
asrermcn, openly 10 coaahli "a man
ana r.te and bold themselves "ui =
the pahliC a. such hut IN TIE ab
ssrrr .. such ar agreement th" l.1a!
status - ravr!as. cannot aris.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
rae,he oisposes Of $4,000. .oog
In Five Per Cent Notea-

r&a,o 49, York. July iG.-it In osY,c,ally
,"ms ri mat the Union Pacific Railroad
,,on,'y. ,vahy. Tor the purpose OF financing
h,S"sin'nss h,s of afaliated companics a
Yea, 'o'a No.ooo.ooo one and one half
II !. per cent notes. Union Pacific
from =, STATED. has IN excess Of funds
Il w.n rs own earnings. but has deemed
assl :, under existing conditions to
atsi,s,'' AMI. o. It's credit for tho bcneii, OF ,,s
which hlu !, INES. the surplus earnings OF
To- nr,. Ia expected. win provide for
r., ouik OF these advances
conm,aes Aues were offered ai ssx. No
ln,a,n.s, was paid 10 the banking
oneha,, , which sold the notes about
And "a. ,h % which were placed abrnsd
INST in.,,,a,, Va" balance with large financial
P.ciaac' ,a in this city. The Union
10 imma..sd .sd 'tsclf. Il was stated has
sou,ha..a'ry lincs. morc psr,icuiariv I |
fund. iuae,n RI Pacific. were prcs.cd s-y ior
The ne. "o,a, ,or improvements. Ordin.r,Iv M
bu, bnpany would have offered hond.
tho .,oes ,1ssusc Of cxistins conditions % IN
Hpodisns, market this was deemed IN. n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
PASSED A QUIET NIGHT.
pcoe'. Condition Shows Practically Nc
Change.

Rome. July is The po.-s condition
shyas practically no change After =
n.ara,l,cly qu.., nighi he beeam.
| !. silcss aufins the forenoon hogsa and
mp!a.uoa o. bis inability To sleep IL.
tsgaol un.asily from aide ~ si!c and
..,uaa Unable 10 Hcitle hi,us.lf In y
|snrloFtable position. but there ~ae m
| 7, 4rrcnco o! those dangerous periods
| c. !,lir!um. which arouse! such apps.
Il ns,ou Tuesday
TAc !octors continue 10 feel that iae
@ra,cnts condition IL extremely dan
erfoas bat ,hoy say h. may sssll lin
ST. ,oT days They fcica, that all q!
H. l;,.na.y calculations arc quite
lkc, 10 .a!. IL the .rcacai "x'raoril.
LAry case
speaking Q! The specific conditions
a. SECTORS say that they think tho
Pneumonia has practically disappeared
| T." gathering ~ liquid In The plcura
| J. 30 sliga, a. - cause the patient no
|tfAtlr Tho chic! remaining dan.
/ koT lies in the almost complete pfus.
|tFa,!oa fucc"o,l.ag the acut. stages of
L.. ttrsass
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16

Elaincs madden name WAS Harriet
Stanw0-oi. tt. daughter ~ !eailus
citizen us Maine She met her hls
band Will" both II them w.r. teachers
In school In k.n'neky They sere
married In pti'sburg and later came
10 Augusta. whore Nr nlalne becaia.
editor of the ksnne.s.- Journal Sh.
leaves ono son. James & blaine. and
two daughters. Mre Harriet Heal. and
Mrs. Walter namgosrh .! New York
sho were NJ her h.isii. during her
laas sickness Tn. funeral services
Viii ocrur Friday and the body will b.
buried In Washington
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
BREAK IN THE RANKS.
Textile Workers Returning at Ph,lsdeI
phia Mills.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-The hfsi
br.ak In the atrike u the textile work
srs Ia l.s kcas.nston district %.
rutr.d during the day when seventy
Ave ~.ay.ra returned "a work Tn IN.
mills o. r a Tia hman a Co. Who
Operate tao q! The largest plants In
that section Al The fulael! mill css
hands AZ. said - haze reported Tor
duty Tho manufacturers express
their determination Il grant no con
c.ssions aud II II nlars than likely 'hal
the s'r.k. will continue until ihr end
Of tho summer The strike leaders
claim tho f.a des.ciians which hay"
occurred are not important and tha'
III. great majority of the .s.hou stIiA
.rs will remain Idle until their d.
r.audR arc granted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO az NO.
Titled OF THE EXISTENCE
OF JEWISH PETITION.
DOCUMENT IS NOW IN WASHINGTON
SECRETARY Hay COMMUNICATES
WITH AMERICAN CHARGE
At ST. PETERSBURG.

washington. July lC.-Thc Jewish
petition laid before the president Tues.
DAY by the B'Nai Birth committee.
mas been received here and Secretary
hhy has communicated by cable with
Mr. Riddle. the American charge DAT
iair"s NJ 81. Petersburg. respecting the
means to b. employed In bringing IL
70 III. attention Of the car. Il Ii be
Acs.d that Mr Riddles instructions
ar" 10 notify the Russian government
~ The existence ~ the petition and
ascertain whether II IL willing 10 re-.
''is" II The Jewish committee IL Is
stated. ~ ..lt.f.ly sai.sfi "a with the
plans framed ~ the president and See.
rotary la. for the presentation OF the
matter 10 The Russian .oycTnm mt No
tIftL.F ana0unl .in.gt viii be made
he.e Until Mr. Ki!sle has been heard
from
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16

Boston. .'dly 1.-THE quarantine
placed upon cattle In this state Iast
November because Of the outbreak of
loot and mouth disease. was removed
during the day. the executive council
having mace an order To that effect
submitted by Or. Austin Peters. head
OF the cattle bureau OF the state board
OF agriculture
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM.
consiocfshie Damage Done At Oyster
Bay. L. I.

New York. July l6-nnr!ng a :"
,cr. electrical storm accompanied by
hail wind and rain. which passed os'r
o,s,.. Hay. l.. l.. the summer home
of President Roosevelt. q bolt of light
ming struck the Thompson eot'aS''
where Assistant Secretary Hafh's u
staying. MIR Barnes was nj his Once
n the time James Thompson. owner
OF the cottage. received a severe shock.
An Italian inborcr outside was Also
prostratcd. Many trees In the visihi'!
we're splintcred by lightning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
WHEN ROOT EETiRES.
Robert Shaw Oliver Mentioned for Sec.
retsry Of War.

Washington. July l6-l, seems 10
b. Il general understanding among OF.
u ials .. the War department who
oash, TO know that the name Of Rob.
ct shaw Osstsr. who has just been ap
pointed assistant secretary .. war. vii!
ise .atafaal. considered for secretary
Il aar when Secretary Root rct.res
tfa.n IT,. abiGet
Il has been hnuau for som. time
that On tn completion of certain i'm
,safiaat matters walsh Secretary Root
has III hand h imtends to return 10
Sra York - i.sn.a the practice of
law Jgst Ahcn this might happen has
=. - ant .s still. s.ry indefinite
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
POPE LEO IS POOR.
lerG AGO Divided His Personal Prop
ery Among Reiasives-

Nome. July IL Although much has
been sald about the yoprs ~ill moth
Ink ..-.t..c ~ yrt Anosn except that
a. - Owns his no.hcUs h.s holiness
saia
- pop" ] DO not .-osaess anything
~ ~" ~ The aims o. tho faithful
y Mould be gr-a, ictrim.ni to III"
.Alf'h u should d-s,inc 20 my fam.
- even N" smallest part ~ what the
l'".." s'ni m" by denying themselves
- !" ny Irrsnnal property | divided
vel aMunE You lmnr A1n"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Mime sofa Pardon Board Defcrs Action
on Two Cases.

-. Paul. Jul. is. The state pardon
beard sii.l has pending the Two most
important eases on the calendar. that
oi PRANK II Hamilton. serving seven
y,ars Tor the killing of Leonard Day
In Minneapolis. and the case OF Nor
man " klns. the former Minneapolis
detective. convicted Of implication in
an administration scandal
The board announces It's desire TO
Investigate for Itself all the surround
iugs ani circumstances ~ each case
bc!or. making any definite decision.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
paxne Goes on . Cruise.

Washington. July i6.-Postmastcr
General Payne left here during the day
- tho revenue cutter Onondaga for a
cr,,is. along the coast on . ten days
outing for his health. lie was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Payne. their niece. MISS
Jones and a phy sician.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
-< FEELS OPPRESSION OF
e CHEST GUT HOPES IT
WILL SOON PASS.
hay STILL llrsta SEVERAL DAYS
|.uffeRs NO RECURRENCE OF
rae DANGEROUS PERIODS
or OElIRiUM.
homo July ,s Til, following hu''"-

co ,nly &c -Tht followtn. bull"-
h. uas issued at '2' ? m.
:" .nnr,ns ,ho day no special phcnom.
noted in the general rond''
|, Pope Leo Tho dcpr"asion In
N ,,..,,,h aax no, augmented. RcA.
|,,+atlon pulse and tcmp"ratur" about
|.,.,iynary Respiration. 70. seEp"sa
n (, r.n,igradc. pulse. 81
The pop. has again taken liiiie
|ro4t.shmcni
speaking 70 Monsssn"r Ang'h. one
la M, se,r.tar.cs. the i~oniin na!i h.'
III, approsaion ~ the chest. but hoped
n, .oult pass away In !cw days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
n,A railroad Man KILLED.

Orange. N. J.. July l6.--Willts ID IA
Ger. formerly purchasing aksn. ol VI.
Delaware. Lackawanna ana wes.si.
railroad, was killed by . train q! EAs'
Orange during the day. lie had oer,'
connected with tho Lackawanna rai'
road for thirty-nve ycarn-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
BoERs BECOME MExicANS.
hundred Thousand Acres for COLOMBIA
ton Purposes.

Monterey. Mex. July 10 Marion
Butler. *. United States senator from
North Carolina. has returned Ia Mon
t.rcy from trip 10 the state Of tn.
maulapas. where he closed a contract
with the Bocr general. JoubcIt. foT
loo ooa acres OF land 10 he used IL.
colonization purposes by the Beers.
IN. tract IL located between the
Soto In Marina river and the Carna'
ral river and fronts for the entire dis
tanee on the gulf of Mexico
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
RECEIVED Bv RAMpOllA.
"onHGnor O'conreii Given . Private
Audience.

"o'h'. July Is Monsisnor O'cun.
',, rotor - ta" Catholic university
Washington has been received In
.','"'' audience by Cardinal ham.
-" ah" took a great interest In tn.
:. Y situation ~ the university and
- 'u'uf" Morsignor O'Conn.li told
-" eaF!!nal b. ~as suro he voiced
n. ing oi The whole American poo
mn ?" Declared ,ha, all were hop
~ -, ~" prcscrvas.on of the pom.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
cR,T,clseS 6EvERiDGE.
Iananese Lecturer Calls Him False
Prophet.

Chicago, July lS.-Senato: Albert J.
ueveridge Of Indiana was severely crit
icis.d by a Japanese lecturer nj the
University Of Chicago for reported
prophecy OF war between Japan ara
Russia. The senator was called raise
prophet by Dr. Toyokishi lyenaIa, VINO
was lccturinR To the students on the
Enr Eastern question.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
THIRTEEN GIRLS INJURED.
STAGE Case cade Broke and Gave Inem
\ Serious Fall.

Paris. July is-A scrious accident
occurred nj the Folics MariEny thea'er
In Champs Elysces In the hnal scene
there Ia an imitation OF = cascade.
down which apparently glide . number
OF rirla. who are really attached blythe
waist TO q waving sheet The cora
broke and the sheet came down 10 tue
stnro with a rush Thirteen OF tue
girls were badly hurt
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS.
state Convention Takes Place ~
Louisville.

Louisville. July 1.-THE Republican
stat. convention VAS called Ia order
nj u M by C. NJ. Barnett. chairman
~ the state central committee. The
,,mporary chairman then appointed
tho members AT large for the commit
tees. The reports Of the committees
were followed by the permanent organ.
,ya,ion of the convention and the adop
iion Of the platform.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
;, ~'ssv'tsd Three Nuns.

Selhach a',sco. July le.--wiliiam II
sssaul,ed :. dentist Of Columbus. O..
And vhi,. Viii. 'hrce nuns wearing tho h,acr
oer on Ms,n ,ones Of tho Dominican or.
esped ser,at aaxet street and narrowiy o..
mob. HIe'ous NJ injury from a. ,nccnscd I'd
,.r ..er he hsa rescued by the police.
= ,Hasu to IN. oa DE, been badly beaten. and
:" b demen,0x.y ..y prison. He 10 believed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16

Indianapolis. July l6.-CAmille Dunn.
s~cd two years. Was burned 10 deatn
and two boys and another girl were
seriously burned by the explosion M o.
sasnilnc In . summer Kitchen In wnico
they were "playinS house"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-16
MNo. JAMES q. olAlNe DEAD.
Passes Away at the Homestead In A.
0Uota, Ne.

Augusta. Me-. July l6.-Mrs. James
q. blainc died al tho Blaine home.
stead here during tho day.
Mrs. Blaine was seventy.six years
OF age She came from Washington a
short time ago to the old family resi-.
dcnce on State street She was In an
cnfeeblcd condition and had been un.
der almost constant medical attention
since. During the week she failed rap.
Idly. her condition being due TO 4 gen.
eral breakdown Of the system Mrs.
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SeIussnsise Heuseholss.

Mary Eiisabeth Garter. Who Describes
herself as a deserter from N. ranks OF
sup.riniending housekeepsrs,' writes Of
Millionaire HOUSEHOLDS and their Domestic
E~onomy. With Hints Upon Pine Living
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