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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

etcher. il on his way to this country. pur-
posing tn spend the winter in America. 10
Is bringing with him a collection OF his
work, which will be exhibited within the
next few weeks In q prominent New YORK
dealers gallery.
=
Edwin Lord Weeks. the well-known and
popular American artist. died in Paris on
Tuesday. Mr.. Weeks was pupil in the
Paris School of Fine Arts. and of Bonnat
and Gerome. He commenced his career as
landscape painter but of later years his
special field was oriental scenery and char
acters. A well known and excellent exam
pie of this class of his work is in the Cor
coran Gallery, entitled Departure for the
Hunt-India." In 1891 Mr.. Weeks received
the diploma of honor at the Berlin inter-
national exhibition On four separate oc-
casons-at the Paris exposition in 1899. at
the London exposition in 1896, at Dresden
in 1897, and at Munich in the same year
he took medals of the first class or of Spe-
cfal class. Seven years ago Mr.. Weeks was
made chevalier of the Legion of Honor.
At the time of his death he was working on
pictures intended for exhibit at St Louis
next year.
X :.
"Hyde's Weekly Art News" a little sheet
giving digest of the art activities both in
this country and abroad, which is mailed
from New York every Wednesday during
the season to art editors and collectors
has started on its second year. 1t is we'll
edited and accurate, and should be of real
service to artists and collectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

me-. ths aaanhaad that needed - fsr
The uiKht' I crupt back into o. 1
aNure that ! snusi sleep Yes there
! lay, listening pam~timra q that vie
Nafnaua TRIAD taeiou sufns iizaea -
mfrtariaas whispers. hstWeen whom
nsithsr knnp ~ cared auun g. mf
satch ttehlng ~ ny SIDE. ts1ha heart
''asias IN ny o.. hoe, 60, after hour. hour
WeTs no ggadAtinna even a tfnps
teal twilight one minute I uaw the
sun upon the biiad the usst-thsnk
apsii No uEhf brukn any tanNeF
3hrouEh the niinsO iusi q faint ana
narruw kl~>amef stole between ~ and
the casenC4t and the light that had
ben bright Eetdea wes paisst silver
now
Il wss chs uaaou. had been IN q
dfnariissss sleep foe hsura.
The 30 q that discovery The
frNnsuert - waking % u ard uaks
NJ refreshed The swift and "a
dsn miracle that u SEEMED shay
uarer never farsst e. stut isss the
sic krnink thrill - fear which vas efu.
oily auick % faii1W upuu my soy The
cottage NaH stiii - the tomb. What
v / had slept TOO lnnE'
With trrEn bins hand I found my
watch f.uckilY I had Watind u IN the
early morning now carried it -
the window drew hack thr blind ard
held II Ia she moonlight ft vas not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

umlr 90 o'ciack Aud yet the cottage
was ao Huilssa suil
ataie ~ the daaf opened n hY
cautious dUEfnea and stH the frtlHra
tiau af a uHht below. Sun not a
sound raald ! hear save the tapid
DRAWING nf mK nHu breath and the
startled beating ~ mY IVA heart
now felt certain that thH iiraith#
ugultas wate out aud dressed hastily
making aa little uaiae a. possible. and
ati hearing absolutely meme from be-
ine Then. ffoilnR faint Nith hHuaer
thouFh nes hoihg after my sleep
4 remembered e packet 81 sand WiChra
which had not upaned ON ms Jour
Hr1 uarth These transferred from
ms travelling bag twhefe they had
lain furrHttam O. my pocket before
drawluF down the hiind leaving tho
room on tiptog and very EeHtiy fact
auiuF the door hehiHd me. Gan che
Stairs a. spite % my caution there
oame q errak az every step And a.
ny sudden HORROR { heard chair
rnaYo in the Kitchen below.
Al heart end stood still together.
Hut my right hand uahtened on stout
waaii me eishl f8fefiuHrr trsmuied
against thin steel The nHtind vas not
repeated AID - length I continued
an ms way daNn. mg teeth set an
raeuaa oH my lips tut determination
in ever Fiber af mas frtmH.
& shadow las nefons Ebe Kitchen
fioar. Il vas that 90 tAe deaf mute.
a. d. stnad 90 a rhaif before the frr.
supporting himself ou the ehfmusi. -
piece with ant puuv arm while he
rraehad overhead with the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

stood - far an instant Eiarifyiax IN
the theaShg that b. essia nut hear me
the neat I cav shat u vas h. ~as
reaching ~ faf=a bell sasuihed blum.
aefhuus and I kueW thr httia devil
for the imprstnr fhat hs VAS
YEA tnufh h. said & ard rna u
tFnr dad sn that hearth
he pfstsnfrsi nns 60 hear enc. huf
be heard tha c5isk &c thh splendid
spriaR IN that revolver snd hr es,iid
uaf have eafna duwn mueh uuiekaf
sith mF bullet ~ hts spine
Npw thsu I said shat thr devil
a. gau mean b. ahamminE deaf ana
1atnbw
4 ulver saia I as o~t O. I sari. =
hs Nhtfapefed. GOVERNS behind the
ehafF
bat yon acted ii. and I've e jolly
good mind 60 shoot You dad { may
iaf yea Oft canfinurst. n Ypu an
ssrf questions Where's rouf wife =
E-h shell b. bach directly said
nrslfhwaitr. sfth seine tact htt HE
iaak was too cumming g. give The
warning WsiEht
I've a bulief q spare Tor her,
aaid J ehesFfaiiy. nos then. whsrs
10 ahsf
sGane VI ths eothssu. Tor owt I
xmas
eknd whsrr arr the others rsner'
where her allua 80. over 60 Z
say
over % the SEA eh p We're set
tinE on what takes thrrn thrref'
That's murs than : can tell Yuu.
air ssld uralthNelfs. with 80 much
emphasis ard 30 iffir reluctance ns
% cantinca mn that be had spoken
thu truth
Welt I said. you're a uiee lot
I don't know what Faur game is and
don't want ta I've had enough -
yeu without that I'm aff tonight"
before they Eet back asked
Hraithwaite. piaiulY in dauht about
his duty ard rri ne plainly relieved
- learn the extent - mY Intention.
certainly said ] why nHtf I'm
NOT particularly anxious a. Gee Yptif
wife aEafn, and yau may ask NJ Hat.
tray from me WHY the dcfil D. led
me % suppose yau were deaf and
dumb or n yea hkc. Yaa usedn {
naf anything NJ All about o. \ added
seeing his thin iaw fall. tell him I
never found Ypu nut bat Just fsit
we'll enough 60 SO and went when
90 you expect them hactF
1t wou't hn vet BILE nain'hc
stiendi Vow lunk here Wet would
yuu say o. theee7 And I Hht ~ . him
couple of eavereienas ! lonsed %
nffrr him % hui feared Co 9eito Me
suspicious These ARE your ~ YOU
have a conveyance ~ the cpd ~ The
fsaeaathe ianr wr rafne ar thr nisht
fefore iaHt=in an hours time
His duii rfrH rliHtcued. hut trrmur
took him from top ~ toe and he shook
his head
I'm 90. mnn'"tt cried ~ ! gtny
here I 90 dief Mr. HafffnF knows thBt
and he wanted mo Go ~ this morning
he'll ho only too thankful o. find me
gone
This argument appealed 20 him tn
deed. Z war proud ~ t.
"iut Z was 70 Rton an look after
YOU be mumhlrd. slru get me Into
trpohie IT will THAR
: took aut three more aoverdlrua.
NOT r. penny higher burst { Ho.
wiz 8 pounds repay your 40 need
20 tell your wife o. waa five Ynu
know should keep f1ut of them an
o. myself
The eupidlty ~ the little wretch vna
20 last overcoming hta ahieet eowara
dice { could see him making up hiH
miscrablf mind And I alHl fattcr
myself thht ! tHuk the uuh Hnff land
really cunning steps 10 prrcipitate Tho
process To offer him more money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
FELLOWS
BOX TONIGHT

] NEW ORLEANS, la. oct IL
After a series Of annoy lng delays
arising from the failure Of various
fighters 20 tive up 10 their contracts.
the southern Athirtir club has TN
ally auccevded Ia completing ar
ranEcmsuts Tor holding its upeuing
boxing show tonight hid broad
and Tomfny Nov att Of GhieaEo we're
originally scheduled to furnish the
wind-up. but the latter failed u
abide By his agreement ana q foaf<
ronefnenI> % the exhibition was
made nttefssary. kid Herman Of
lls,icago has been substituted for
eHowatt and viii meet Broad IN the
principal event. tonight The are
;iclsH call for i0-Fuuud go az 70
pounds. veieh-ln a. J o'clock Con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
.ACAPGOOF GOLD
s. eSs BIZ ENVHopNUrJa. eS st3
caplpot,r lea1 tassn>pra rnrpRrr ASSOCIATION.
Nc@5hNpeR ENTcRPRse A.s5ocI4TIoN.

, would have been madness. Instead /
poured It aH back into my pocket
"AH uFbtN { cHirds syuu'ra IA
gerrdY. rowafdiy uii idiot and IN
iuBt save my money" Ard 0ut !
marched iHlu the moonlight trff
brlHNiY towards the lhns, hg NaH 10
uuirh a. follow me that / hal no fears
~ the hIuudrftysa. bat auiakencd my
step and soon NsA hlm running at nay
heels
aHtap. atop. air You're that haatg
vi d uaar owH mHu' So hc whim
pered as hs followed me like the llttis
cur ha WAS
I'm hanged n / stop ( answered
without iuahiuE hhrN aud bad him
almost in tears before Z swung round
un him 90 suddenly that ha yeiprd
with fear what are fou bathofinF
mo fhrr I clustered DO you want
me "a wiring your neehfs
ooh. IN 60. sir III 80, III So
he maausd
eve good mind not to LET you.
/ poultnt Il was 70 walk five
milra
hut tn room EN-. sir / viii mat
iu 40 - fast a. iYef ] can
And have a eonFeYan nt the fitds
Hla ft ANAf NsNH ~ NNaf IN tHftt NHttt
, rs You possibly tanr
Why there. rir ho cried. eraaaif
Inspired. - cauid drive iau ~ uaf
own trap ia half tho time
"oh. ua. ynu couldn't FIN not ~
90 be out 81 Az &c must De- n closed
convey aurr. but IN aows e. the ehd
~ tht ihnc 90 save tins 80 lei him
walt there You needn't walt your
self heres sovereign ~ yauf money.
ana III leave tho rest in the joe IN
my bedroom. As Cor ms iuEsaHr. ~
ufitt 10 sir UattraF ahHat that Hgt
fu be- shai ~ { spend another uiEht
au hia property
/ Naa ri ~ him e. laat aHd there I
stood ilr1rniHE fn Bic h-adianr stslaa.
until thr9 stumbled nut ~ esrah1t
dorm ths iaHn then back h. thF cot
taFe. ~ n4n mvsrif aHt sep e. ny
faan e. 30 Hn nnHrr thHr mf vHff
The HasrrriEHa rlurpfH iHfn the water
end raHE together a. thf bottom = Tie
luE t. another minute : waH hasten
tuE through the plantation in my
hnud th- revolver that had asrved M
svii already ard waH nuu loaded ana
eapprd iu au nEa chambers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

Lsvee Convention. which "a 70 be held
in this city during the coming week
has completed all arrangements Tor
the gathering. More than 900 dele
gates have sieuincd their intention 20
be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
I)O,'TE

conn nom you mu peyer'' Of New York
poutc approached Leaves Of h"ahnH t'n
freu where do amt much stunned but !" o -" " wv
your organisation bta politics upside down
spoke
Fs,nate or eharietan John Alex aucceeda
lie lord 81 10 oaa 4nuIs cat by his Eeaus ana
h.n nv nj. devoted followers tie world
who him rclucstnaton Elah he many uuep u
ebcsed more implicitly than 'Ns " '
49, -. -
standards ioWe " a sse'' '''
h chao snecfed ely When experts laughed poNs
built and operated Schools hospitals newspapers anu
.teay has nowc shown capacity manager Of hts
present department eoaa not 10
and earias for the ms'e" needs ~ ~
re is his man to besin captain Of Industry as vaa
"a preacher
AFTER that ranaticiam. -.
ptsioe rr factor In hum has been truly snned
~orhpuInx difficult sometimes to draw u' uA
between cligian fanaucisui
Thcrp Is class Who eoneeI OPPRESSION %
rsa. authority about pcFsofay II the
enls ta @ 1p i
standard and a viii nocE IL
rsape ts hat sort personality
ntowelsn .
Rut should Dove die
state parry Commissioner MsreaAd ea1"s On ma'.
81 columns
rorninr sper which that fofmahyaa %
,oa hus tho only place where MELON
activity Its atea fairly sAFeots s'ss ~
- y
= , .,v reason to tisys mat there Gut
oreseeas Lou p'0 (9GfAa and Prince N
faorains the all Mia inspse'ot w'aaSh
: Of o. wings
"a, lord hsa prosfas'lu,l Of has county Wit
when o Paac wireless resrAph iustats loA aslan
commentator eAnzi VII b. ross'aeheea
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siderable interest - manifested IN
the ev<Nt and a Eppd crowd ~ ex-
pecte%&p be en hlSa 70 So the Ut
he nNHsrH battleg
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Cafe. 1f1t Third. FOR your merchants
lunch. dinners. and an kinds Of re-
freshments Private dining rooms
open day and night. ''s
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Notice to Subscribers

r. any evening, your copy Of The
sNy has not arrived At 40 O'Clock
l4eiophone- sunset Main 1850 or In
dependent ttss. any time between
80 and 3o-=and % copy viii be scnt
you at once. by special messenger.
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DsVelnE classes Mon. Fri. eve Pref
Wilson. Ranke hail. private Lessons .s'
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BRIEFS

Rr. LOUIS 40. oct 2a.-The corner
stone laying tomorrow q the Temple
~ Fraternity GA the Worlds Fair
grounds iH 90 De made the nccasi1~ OF
. big celebration bY tho fratgrnn or
ganiaatian and ~ 1stcr parade q
the anriatleH
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(.IITl1Il u - flTl1 IIfIHfa HIII
o. utselers w. e.. l. T. hail
butchers. Ne Iks uuFdicka hall
south Seattle
building Trades Assembly Paint
e. hall
Cooks a waftsra--oiymrie hall
ifat9, second avenue.
I.nuEshuramen - f.nuEaharentsfi' :
hail. Railroad avenue aud Seneca
street.
! Union . hall. Pacific
'hinUk
witnesses Mattresses han. 1919
Second avenue.
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a. Il IL. Grnnd Anffci

Consult Florence Marvin. prophet
ess. 1909 list. 's'
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CHAPTER XIII eg1Htiuued1
on. but % was eruei' iaYH and
went With weakness aud want 81
sleep ere night taH 1 know that u
would find mo uaeieas. u indeed my
frason fingered On To he there help
less when Eva MAS expecting me That
would b. tho finishing taueh should
rise maniac f ever russ Ht all.
More probably / would pat one % my
five bls bullets into mY own splitting
head q. Was no small temptation, b
inE ttt~F in double agony. with the
loaded weapon b. my slide
1 remember what a bright fine day
IL NaA with the Grand 0pen countfy
all smiles baneath clear almost
fruaty SKI, once when ! gut up on
tlptae and pesped cut a kern Wind
uhiailsd about the cottage. I fsll it
On ny fvtA az I at0sd. but mover have
| known = more perfect and inviHuf.
sting autumn day And there ! must
lilo. with the manhood chbinE out II
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EAAd 8cradt. waited in chalan cnun-
- F1r horse stsaiins. sas ARRESTED rsa.
trrrfay Afternoon on EAafiaka eNcuus.
b. Deputy sheriff NcGrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

sHEpOYuAN Wis. Oct "a Tho
Nnrtheastaru Wisconsin Teachers as
naoiation l--ran its annual meeting
here today with full attendance Of
members from the entire eectiun COW
cred by the association.
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NEW ORLEANS. oct s9-Thc local
committee having In charge the details
" o. Interstate Mississippi River
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CofNRioHT le3

sYNuralg
Casr the narrator leayes u burning
ship Uff The African tnHat ite reaches
England beItgttuH hia lowe. iva
p,uisuu. Il dead A attempt 10 made
anZa lilo t1 unknown muu and hr
arvaa heytusIHn. accepting q cottage
owned %, Squire Kattray The latter
is In leaHue SsItn cuira enemies, whom
the lattor hNfrVsa dead fsVa Is held
prisoner iu the uattraY castle. ltr
urys Wrm together aud haHfa her
charge fhem with murder 4Lid at
tempting his ufe She yhmnfal Gates
with Gulu and impiatea hts ali
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any reason to believe ina, mile hus hofs
speak up LEU pieD Patch AID Primes Alert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

to the sara ef health rport Mia InsPesot woeasasS
air q RAicu wings
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MeueaaM carrying on "est
vigorous prosecution through the columns 81 the '
roerrlp r.psr which fafadehyda -
hns that Is he only p'os who're MELON
H yakes fairly eapaois sf'ee N
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Wv s1,t lord hsh prosrastusSJ of kias county. viii
: hsCaetmsnt. 50 the way aSEhs others have Eone
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Ever attef1oebby any Clothing merchant in America
bar none The limit reached here Saturday and all next
week the following great offer All the goods saved from
the big Alaska steamship which the insurance companies
pad bg salvage sold for little nothing. We're
not losing No goods damaged--everything fSt-class
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500 Overcoats

Mems All Wool Black Blue cheyiot. 81 oys
coats for .......- 49,. .4.... 49,. 4
Mems All Wool oxford 81 OvefcoatsO 49,. ST.
Mems SIS and so Black Blue. Cray. Brown Thit
Oxefcoatz ........... ........ o.. 50 I
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Pacific wireless Telegraph instas looA station
on acres. tAs First canal NIL b. rvestseiseed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-26
E.a4e - Hfs"
THREATS ARE BOASTFUL
General salazar States That Colombia
Is Oraanizinq an Army.

Panama, Nov. 24-General Victor
SaIazar formerly governor of the de-
partment OF. Panama, and who during
the last revolution was supreme COM
Of all the Colombian forces on
the isthmus, has besn requested to give
his opinion concerning the present
trend Of affairs on the isthmus, and tel
egraphs as follows from Palmria. In
the department of Casca:
I consider the movement unworthy and
unpatrtottc. / deplore 1t deeply, because
IN q P-ana;aaiisai I ses ATTEND and
brother, and because for tina land I
would wish only days Of glory and well
fare. The road + follows leads to suicide,
and even now 1t is not too late to reflect
and save Panama the horrible conse-
quences.
The departments of Cauca and Ant,o-
quia and tho whole Of Colombia, with Do
litical or social distinctions, will rise lfISa
one man to defend the national integrity.
General uribe-uribe: eneral Benjamin
services to the government. An army Of
100000 men now being organized and Ia be
commanded by both liberal and ~conserya-
tive leaders will soon march on the
The fact that American help was asked
Tor and accepted by Panama character
ICES the movement as unreasonable to the
fatherland, misleading in s~entiment.and
offensive to the national dignity.
Victor Salazar,
since 1902, when Admiral Casey refused
TO permit transportation Of Colombian
troops on the Panama railroad, General
salazar has entertained a bitter dislike
for the people ofgthe United States. Al
THAT time he cabled, through the asso-
ciated Press, q sensational protest to the
world against the action Of Admiral Casey
General Salazar is mosttnfiuential among
the younger element of the Colombians.
lie IS courageous and energetic, but OF
quixotic nature, and probably believes that
his staternentsthat an army of 100, 00o il
beirlg organized will stun the people o.
the new republic.
tl Duende's last edition. says:
The Panamanians alone do not feal
the Colombians, but they fear them less
now that they are assured Of the aid ct
their Yankee brothers.,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-26
JUNIORS o Is 70 0.
Were Victorious Over the Seniors i
the Annual tntercIass Contest

the Annual tnterclass Contest.
Vermillton, S. D., Nov. 23.-The most en-
thusiastic game of football ever played
in this city was pulled Off on the univer-
sity grldiron Saturday afternoon. For
some time previous teams from the junior
and senior classes had been preparing for
the contest. and it was only a matter of
speculation as to who would win when
the men lined up Tor the FINAL struggle.
This was the first interciass game ever
played atthe university, but there will
undoubtedly be many games from this
time on. The juniors were victorious last
Saturday, winning by q score of Is to O..
Two hundred spectators witnessed the
game, which was by nc means an unin-
terssting one. Ine juniors kicked off to
the seniors, who, after a couple or downs.
lost the ball on a f.lmble. The juniors
then started down the field at d rapid
pace. end runs by Beebe and Lehna, figur-
Ing conspicuously in ground gaining,
Finally Hickey went around right end for
q touchdown. Lehne missed goal. The
sfirst half ended without further SCORING.
In the second half after the ball had
schanged&hands several times, Beebe got
away from the dignided seniors ana.
scored the second touchdown. Kick for
goal again failed. With only a few min
utes left to play, Lehne made as beaIfi-
fulS place kick from the a0-yards n This
latter feat is something the first team of
the ". has moi thus far Accomplishment
Flfeeen-minute halves, were played. IN
! sr1ashes the seniors cxeelled. bl1t tha,.
We're slow on their feet and made MANY
costly fumlbles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-26
NEW LIGHT PLANT.
Madison Having Success with Munici-
nal lAMnarcEin - i.LA .aL MI.4s

Htsatson TfaVing success With Municie
pal Ownership of Light and Water.
Madison, S. D., Nov. 25.-The city of
Madison has just invested $4,000 in adj
ditionai machinery-engine, boiler and
dgnsT1o--for the municipal electric
iighe plant, giving the plant a Go and 95
kiloYat capacity in dynamos, an So and
lf5 horse power in engines, and a 200
and ln0 horse power in boilers.
Madison WAS the FIRST city in the
state to par in municipal waterworks
and an electric light plant. and it's sue
csssful operation has been an o
agerneat for other towns. Its combined
receipts from water and light now ex-
coed $4,000 per year. the whole being
supervised BY a mayor who gets the
muiaifieent salary OF SIS per year. and q
common council whose members re-
csise SIS per year. The actual oper-
ating official, the superintendent, is
paid q salary OF SO per month, and his
assistant $50 per month.
While a private concern could un-
doubleday make more money out OF the
city light and water than the munich
pality, stiil, under municipal control,
he Madison system has been reason
ably successful. in that the city mas
been thoroughly lighted as to streets
without expense. The total investment
in the plant, for water and light equip
1Iient, now approximate $50, 900, a
moderate portion of which has been
armed by the plant.