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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

q the class of -. he waa born
September rs. fssj.
After graduating from Yale -
took a course ia the Law Erhe-ai 4
Cincinnati. and Waa admitted 20 the
uhin her 81 issa Aimamt AZ once ~
entered politics. ard successfully
held CitY. county. state and Eut err
meui positions.
fiis work A. president II the Phlis
lHplne commission and later a. civil
governor 81 the islands. STAMPED hiut
as one Of the strong nen ~ thp
1uuntrr. t'ruul chaos ~ brought o.
der. Ffpm Spanish bribery and
trrarh~rs 10 established decrnuy and
good EaesrunefiL He built hrhnnf-
and muntcipalitieH in thr islands aud
established = government from the
ground up.
III. cali 90 aooept TIE t-artfoiio ~
secretary 81 usf Wss not unnatural
IL waa the reward that foiluard sueh
WORK HIS great legal ability viii
stand him Ia airad iu the trytnE
wagk u che department.. aud his
kna WirdSr % actual conditions ~ TIRE
Far ruHt will BE- Of tucaicuiahir value
"a The department
The rnan ~ auc-~eaa. Eiihn Root.
in an older man. lie Was born In
Nhat ie now Knox hall of natural
history On the oarrus ~ Hamilton
.cnllrrr. clinton. N r The zhaN waa
faffnsriY the home % the Root FAIR
is. when the serfrtarYfs father wuN
pfufeHnof n maIhmnatie-
Elihu Root came into Tire wof o
February rs. fsN He graduated
ffen Hamilton ooii.Rc IN tsst ard
hter froyn the Universally Law
~rh.sal af the city ~ New York. Ife.
too. has held affiec for years. lis
fire. appointment Naa az United
states district attorney n southern
New Work. % Hhl~h arrce h. waa
appointed By President Arthur in
fsa. lie remained Until -. A
delegate 10 the United
states constitutional convention. ard
chairman o. The Judiciary convention
"a fsts ~ made name Zoe himsstf
Its iaw ptmure - N@w YORK.
when called . aecspt r place e.
President McEinicya cabinet. was
estimated az so 90 = year. He took
up the work u secretary when Al
ger resigned IA isss ard vas reap
Pointed March 8 feai August =
ia8a. ne handed bis rueix13afi0n 20
President Roosevelt. - tAks effect
January !. ise4 Meanwhile BE- was
appointed 90 the Alaskan boundary
comm HHinn. and did u1rch 20 adj
vance the clains Of this eeHntfY.
During his term ~ secretary Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
YOU WILL BE ALL
SMILES AGAIN
Foraat Your Stomach and You'll
Have . Santa Ciaua Face
HOW TO 90 IT.

II there Il one thing usore than all
Others that VIII give a man a foriorn
and fricnaiesa appearance and make
hin morbid and cranky" AMI dts
agreeable. that thing IL aysps psias
II makes one forget HIS friends and
80 wrapped up IN his own misery
that he Is fnconsldsrate % every onc
else. Relieved - this terrible and
depressing ailmeut. he again be-
comes good fellow and man
among men
s. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are be-
You'd question The most sffegtlvs
and popular Tcmedy ever offered to
the sufferers - this terrible disease.
The thousands and thousands Of
cures they have brought about ana
the enormous Increase a. their sales
fully attest the truth Of this state
rneut
They ar. ahovp All. a natural
remedy They rsossesaa exactly the
same properties that the gastric
juices and ether digestive fluids %
fhe stomach posses and they actu-
ally do the diFes tive work % the
stomach and enable that organ 70
rest and Feeupernta and he.Ufns
asaansI and veil They act IN a mia.
natural manner and cause no Ms
suhance in the digestive organs.
They prevent any fermentation %
the faof which causes sour stomach.
In fact. under their Influence the
subject forrsts that he has = atom-
arh and his resulting eheerfalnesH
presents a great contrast to hts for
rHer DIGESTION.
Millions OF boxes II Stuarts Dy-
HpApsfa Tablets are sold annually
and they are but IN the dawn q their
popularity. Every mail brings let
tefs ~ thanksgiy ing from grateful
ones who have been curNd Of this
terrible disease. The foiloulu ing -
oue Of hundreds received each week;
Rev. J. T. HoaE ~ WyFrore Neb.,
writes .fsar six years | have been
Troubled with dysps ueii- Last fail
became very much alarmed at
eorne symptoms % heart trouble and
came 80 believe there vas a sym pa
fhetic relation between the two dis
eases. or rather. that the stomach
trouble was the cause Of the heart
disturbaace& hit upon Stuart's
nyspepsia Tablets for a rsr1edy and
Invested a dollar and half for three
boxes witch lasted me three months
ana can eat any Kind 81 food
want and have a good. vigorous ap-
petite. Although I arm ~ years old.
I now feel perfectly well. and with
out being requested BY anyone,
r1aks thia statement rs a com pls@
snentsfo the virtues - Stuarf'a Dys-
pepsia Tablets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
MNRMzX
FIJI DEAD
ARCHIE KINGS BODY LAY YIN.
DISCOVERED ALL DAY ON
TIE FLOOR OF HIS SEQ ROOM

Arrhis King. who had been work
ing for the Seattle Electric cotn-
pany ~ a motorruhn. dropped acaa
IL Ms room In the Ncsoomtss houee
lc9rnsr % seventh avenue and PIKE
street. early yesterday morning. Not
ustsa 70 % o'clock last night did the
f1cf become known. The body was
found hy a sister Of the dead man.
M Prank Hanniford. who had he
come alarmed at HIS failure to leave
the room.
Ring WIS dressed in his uniform
and - ~ believed that he WAS
At9rkrn just as he was prepa ring 10
isaYa his rom 10 60 to work. The
sHgfer believes that heart disease WA
lane cause Of death az Kings mnthes
Laisst died very suddenly from that
ttese two years ago.
The body was removed 70 the Hon
besa Watson margue. Coroner Hoye
thlf hold an autopsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
CREDITORS
or SUICIDE
IN COURT

John Mahsr. "a creditor. yesterday
filed an application iu the huperiof
court for the appointment Of a re-
criver Zoe It's Grace Welsh Commits.
Hion Company
sinra the suicide ~ George Grace
u ~ alleged tn the Application. John
srottF. executor 81 9Tsees Viii. has
been dlsposinK 81 the effects OF ths
company Without regard a. The de-
manaa % creditors. aud that tbs
property Win b. Inadequate to pap
a-@d4
The hearing % the application VII
be tomorrow In the mrantinr ar
order. ISSUED yesterday. restraints
crotty from diSposinE Of any mors
of tbs property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
SHOW SHOP
BOOZE WAS
TOO MUCH

4 man about % years n aEe sHp-
BaaefiT louNHharaman named
murphy. fell on Tho pavement in front
- the Peoples thratar on Washington
street. Last night and died before an
ambulance came 90 take him 20 the
hospital The body was removed 90
che Bauney Watson morRue. whore 81
Is belne held for Identification
II II thought that heart disease re-
aHifinE from excessive Indulgence in
variety theater whisky caused death.
The maa had been drinking IN various
resorts during the evening
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taat call An ata. Oh lady ard a little
Eiri takr passage. ! am tho araf white
nerseu they have ever seen. and SfanF
says thfy arp taiEiaa about rns fto
Gays thsy are NandsTlns what my eui-
ar "a.
Mile after wfsa We slowly proceed
aamt timsn with a sail 40. meat Of tbr
ltne - sheer muscular sffaft ~ teu
al ana tuo husky asaiatants st the
poic aud osrs Part & tha tiane thr
two huesY assistants tnw - ~ aiinH-
lu9 ruaea over their shoulders and iaA
iuE 10 tho path % tha rice fisidn.
AL things eufnn % an ord. oven ca
China. This last little eaa<l has -.
eam. 81 shaiiaN that oar nAmaAn
ahich ifaNs oniy aix lnehfe q water
can SO no further FFara here ga 80
ain have O. ssfk. Ne ar nearing the
heart uf Chihn. uiCE WOOD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
NOTED PRIEST
is DEAD
FOUNDER OF PaULisT FAITH.
ERs. AND cLkssMRTE or
GRANT. PASSES AWAY

NEW YORK. Dec. n Father ue-
kbon. Superior general and one ~ the
founders ~ the order - Papiint
Fathers. died - The parent house -
the order tn this citr this maruinF. At
the aE~ 81 81 years lie wan a nsmher
= the famous West Point class IN
Which Gen Grant atood a. the foot
Ueat0n graduated second. and vas tho
last survivor ~ the eiHas lie was not
afdained as pfieat until past middle
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
,vsaySRTNH NSFgxzfysySS VI ~ AASnag A. rs-s
NV SSVYgi[l sVfSsFi I
s ] /

"ult un nickr
II Is the veicc of Iou Nnupg calling
me. Ito slept through the rackut that
was EoinE un IN the sing SUNG house
acr'sss the way last niHhb and which
Eaca ON every nisht Therefore. be
has first awakened
A. I rub the draNmneaH out 81 my
EYES / prrcelVr that NgunR has eNery-
thing packed and ready Ia start SO
~ hid udteu- "cheng iar" Is QUE
paardlnE heuac in canton and seeA "a
aampan
The Hampau people Geek. eat live
anu sleep on thrir beats. " omen and
children operate them. and usually the
samrau Wuman'a husband b. a porter
or lahorvr ashore our sampan wo-
man 4 harefnotcd. crown .leREet blsrt.
cNed. sleek II coiffurc. hrisht IF eve.
hut her little rirl. who n pulling the
SECOND or lett ear is drcidudlN aiet py.
She mods over her stroke.
Hump
The little giri has fallen asleep.
Tired nature has claimed lee own.
That Dump comes from the con.
tact II her poor iitfio head with the
PROV deck As abe faith over hackua r,is
from sheer exhaustion and lack ~
Hlrvps somehow or either the thauvbt
~ thu cotton mills 81 south Carolina.
with their chlid labor hy comparison.
seems less horrible And the worst
part u Il II that the poor little oriental
gets good slap on tho ear Tor pretty
near lesinE her car.
Yes. I'm hungry but you know.
hreakiaAt isn't served until after ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
wnolrsAlu PRICES

wHolEsALE PRICES
rrhesc pficsa are % any buyer ia
apantltie= Prices on stnail purchases
ayuaaEe p per cent hiKhsr1
Provisions
fresh Asat-Cas losf thGse per ID.
siref beef. ttslFia "a veal s4ieo ID.
roaE fc H. rnuttan. 6s.srsr ~
/ Est1xiHiana- llama. itffts ib breakfast
tsefn. iso To- bellies fresh. LIZ Ina
Vegetables
Native HafbanEH tissaiB ton. fahls
MA potatoes. tszl.o ton. sweet poths
Toss tissffAe 10. CARROTS G. per nas
s q s'ifss Gss d sso' eautsra 4
tasstatpea. 40 hoz. ceiefy sls4sss- psF
asst faelshss. % pc des hnnehss -
saf 81 s.s.i -, 3 per csst. Eregu onions
ltue pr duaea punches Hubbard
squash 10 ~ ~ pumpkins, imiisc PEI
squash. = per ID. pampkin. i8iAa
pee n. bel peppeFH. npuA42.
Green Fruit. ate.
ApRira. eosklna. solAIu- ~ baK Apit-
hsatsFFa 80 pr bak. sald -.
(, .Naatrrs Nprihsfn sssss Sis.. y - -
fauaf asHsniuEa. Nes4tiN per pgn
iesa, ,.sss 81 as 'Nv iesfs s ssd
dos Naiuueia oFauEra. q 1stfa - boz.
"a arares' 81 10 bundle Lemons. ~
= bon N'rautseffies. 8 iasfi Hn1 but
Persian aafaa. s. W ltnckiebrFfi1 los
H. III tiananaa. s. asfz = PEI bunch.
Nay. train ard Feed
o4ls. s. pei ter bAF.sF. a. Per tsa
What g. ton chop Lta1 ga. shorts.
IS ten nfan. ts teB. Ell meal. - ien
y W timothy res. 80 ton. y "
cum fsrr5ssfa Timothy. rev, 81 toH
nee y heat nay. nel y ton. asS slfaifs.
~ tnn uoW FuAet Sound hAR. 40
Z ~ tan. ulaaiirErz - ton,
Butter. Gags. Cheese
Native creamery, % per 10 Eastern
creamery hfirk EiNrN -. tub. fresh.
rta t.. storage. MAfr9r IL
EEaH- Nativr funCh. Ntftac dnA; ore
taa ranah. S.c doE. Eastern. 80 %
Cheese Native. itaiss per 10 EAst.
cru. ice pr IN
Poultry
chsohSnn. hana ard nernsa, i1AsAi "
Per u Dressed tuFhsFa Emsf-1r PSF n.
ls4sxn. live isc. dressed. iiai q per ~
tiesaF. fssftir per 70 a4sabH. acsfess
- 40 nTF dos
Fish, Ute.
fiaIihut s8kc per 10 salmon trout
eHa9 par - flouhdsra, = per -. solra.
sase Der IL nhfifapa ise pss IN. smsisA
t8ee peF n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

WASHINGTON. u. G., pec 50
when. on January I. William Tar
ward Taft papcftuau, law
yer. Judge. member Of the FhiilppinH
commission. aud cieil governor oi
the ishiilpptne Islands. becomes So.
retary Of war. nuccsedhg secretary
Iteot he will be the aecond ~ his
family 70 have held the position
tlader ,tsrsaideut Grant hiH father
Alphnuaa Tart. held the portfolio a.
well aa that az attorney senerui
Governor Tart COMES to the office
after years of office holding. lie iH
a Cincinnati ohio. product. and a
graduate 81 Yale. being satutttoftan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
GETS HIS PERMIT

A permit was issued yesterday BY
the building Inspector allowing John
f,rk.kssan 10 complete his building At
the northwest cefncr Of FIRST aN-
enue and University street. The city
viii repair the damaged pavement
fn front of II. occasi0ncd By the slide
made by the excavation Tor the foun-
dalton 90 the buiidwE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
EXPLOSION
Bio FIVE. STORY BREW HOUSE
WRECKED AND ONE PERSON
SERIOUSLY INJURED

QUINCY. IN. Dec - This flYessiory
brick hrrw house Il The Dicks Brewery
WAS wrecked this morning by an eH=
piaaion - the cooking tank one per
aou NaE injured. The loss 10 estimated
az 81 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

"When Gabriel biaNa his trumpet m
the morning comes o. ms mind as
Jeu kai Raises she hls ahcti 70 HE lips
a. eartN dawn and sends itn roverbcf-
atinE blast over rice nold and farm
calling attention ta the fatt that w
are soun a. start. and anYbnaY who
wants 70 come alors Mould better hur-
- up leu ksi lets un tfY O. hloN
the aheit but the beet ] can set uut
~ ~ Is q Feeling - the lins which
tlngirz iiko Yeur faot dues Nh-n Usk.
ins n up GOT - steep So soc hand
the she'll hack g. hai. ard hs blows the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

20 be a personally conducted tour"
ln the hnmpan We are not quite 90
crowded 49, tn the quarter hot
thtre.a 10 moving around Ter "a cuurie
Of hours of mnrr, ga until an The pas
asngefH but leu NHouH and mYnelf
have been SET ahhase ln the darkness.
NEunH and aru in na particular hurry
g. peanccd % Vu tie uu At the last
lHudiuE place Iar the rvHt af tho nIEht.
rhcs say there ARE plenty ~ snakes
otcF hafe, n bother or rot they are
OF the Nsuomaua variety MA kos iiftir
difference oar shmpan II certainly
IN au ideal nuake country and 80 ciuae
to the bank are We. Erren intfudinE
rice blade scores tickling touch as !
puvr into the darkness. Is she faint
iight Of oar enc lantern ! ana enabled
to distinguish what e b. that h MAX
ms that funny uuiae go yluae To- ua= 10
ian q snakes dtu little land oraha, and
they are feeding over che Wet slipping
bank. each IN hia own eirenmserihed
aud determined territory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
The MARKETS

Prices we're unchanged Oh Western
avenue today Trade - quiet. The
merchants expect a grand rush TOT
New N-arR stocks AZ the last mo
meut on the part Of thu retail deal
ara. Poultry dealers now have a
chsArs IL work Off their surplus
stock. owing Ia the fact that az the
present time few cunsiRnmeuis are
lznl1nG ln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
o., 49, cIuh ID

Don't Worry Club for 1904
just being Organized. NJ yoa wish
tu galu. eaii al KING bros. pit ist
ave. get Gordon Hat for ts.ee. and
leave your name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
6 KILLED
MANY MEN ARE CAUGHT IN
SIC NAeaTtiA FIRE

st pETErHnuBG. nre - six
men we're killed and isns inlursd ia a
naptha firc at NotniHki teaaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
DEAD

LONDON. Dec. 30-John Browncs
fourth marquis OF Sligo. died mt his
home at WeFtport- Mayo today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

AdIeetlyea wn begging % ihe trip
Up the PEAR river ThrFa D. ne aue
20 listen 20 them. Tho Chinese taks
she beauties % their Landscape AZ mere
natter u course. The fields are fiat.
because they are rot mSuntalns- The
mountains are hiEh. hsesusa hey are
not fislas The rice - grssn. beeaft0e
ID ~ uat yet rfps. The water ia brown.
because II Is mafdY. The river -
called Pearl because web. Iuzt 30
cause AZ least that's what I gather
from leu SEeng. when ] try o. make
him enfhuue over the beauties u the
panorama uurnliiug before eur eyes
Tho only thing Jeu SgprF has - far
erthassa over. and 8 v uoS o'clock
IN the afternoon. has been 4 nnlps he
Just uaw sighted. boring for feed on
the rivers hank Heap good a. eat p
says Ssong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ada.
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what's thatf Not going to stop
They make a fyius lafding' o. ]
see
And that's what they make too.
Ahead ~ ua CLEANS a little light. q
seems to be coming in our direction.
bat Ia reality We are nearing a. The
tug has slowed down just n trifie.
that's what makes L appear 20. clos
er and closer 4 comes, that iiRht And
now q rope Il thrown. Somebody IN
the dark catches a. and We bundle aut
u the Wong Hal sna onto a rocking
and rapidly drawn aampan. Whewi
how her shallow bottom does makes
the water ny out at her sides. ~ We
are towed along az the clipper gait ~
eight miles an hoar The average
aSeed Of the Hampan IL about two miles
an hour
The last thing 10 get aboard r. Ieu
Kafs express basket which he pulls
over into the little samDnn a. his as
Hiafnut lets slide the rope Ieu kai
II bose ~ the sampan. ard from now
On until the end o. this route ours II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

u, Il night In aheut - minutes ~
Will arrive af the pulnt whore Ws dis
embark from the Wong FIAT GO com
tinus cur Journey "a "a SAMOAN. rhs
blankets and strs~ mat are rolled 90
EverythinK = IN readiness even 70 the
big express basket Of Jea ksL vino
rents our quarter" IN the WouE Hal
b. the year. Jeti Ksi has done good
business thta trip. for. with the pas
aangera he has picked up ard slowed
around us. ne now number nine. ail
squaftfnE with our knees drawn up
under our chfur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS
The GRAND
ONLY
q NSGHIS
MORF

srae,.,~unce
~ Years
Matinee
saturday
sricess q1
Nm TIC, &c
aud &c.
Mat Prices.
90. TIC, 500
and sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-30

o'clock tn the boarding houae. We had
- leave without e. Sill w viii soon
b. Whuru Ne can bay fruit
All lierc 80 are u0W Here on tho
Wons uai. two sfary hars-iikr barEr.
being ioaded vita riee and anchored
IN mldstrcam rifle uf morc up the
river from eur boarding hnuvr.
II tie cubU5 hole reom II oar board
tuE teuse vas ataffy. aur uraasut
quarters are much more staffieF II
il ak -hy.arXsn in fiuur anAee. with a
Sleeping root fiaiua from the height %
three feet e. that - four Here 1ru
NEenx and ! squat ana arrange our
baT~awe
After his straw mat ard my CalIfer-
mia blankets have been unfuiied
!. NEoux begins q bargain Nth she frait
settlers CrowdinE aFpuna tho NnnE
ifsi thaY shfil.y rrT their uarvs fdt-
tie Ersau oranges green bananas pre-
dominate I am afraid # them and
caution NEoaE not t. uuY bot with
celestial SERENITY. he ross on stocking
up. - It's green frutf or na breakfast
But shy. what's thlsF They arr
riprt Well II that doesn't beat ala
They don't get yeiies Thee. over hare.
Afssr two hours % waiting The reg
uiatien little Pearl river tug takes ~
IN ton ana Ne are OF. beaded for the
heart % China. Far eth be- nc-
knpN isdEcd tspsy- turvyuss. China =
heart : IN her feet That T. the t~Ht.
tbs sunat eniixhtsned. siss meaf pro-
grranivs part - the country ia She loo
~ portion Herr the Nanehu dynasty
Il only IN nominal seidaner. And a
Shanghai man stands exactly the same
chance - getting Hhsaf-sn N be en-
tiers Canton. 80 the Cantonese risks iu
xialtlnR Shanghai The sta at-haEn~H
u China live In the north re Is emily
from south China that tn progressive
smixrats into foreign lands and into
south cklna have trey Brought. ard.
TO a minor degree established. their
world sids acquired wisdom.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-26
cHINAMAN WILL APPEAL.
Peculiar Case at Webster City Will G.
In C,inrera Court

Peculiar Case at Webster City Will Ge
TO Supreme Court.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. March ga. S. Aims.
worth states that he expects to appea
the case of Sam Lee VS.. w. G. Bonner
Mr.. Ainsworth will base his appea
on two principal points. In the first
place he claims that inasmucfl as the
proceedings Of the lower court were
annulled there could ne no apportion-
ment of the costs. Judge Whitaker, IL
will be remembered. ordered that the
Cinnamon pay their witnesses and that
Bonner pay his in the proceedings had
in the district court. Mr.. Ainsworth
claims that under the findings OF the
court all costs should have been taxed
to the defendant.
Mr.. Ainsworth will base his second
point upon q claim for a return OF the
fines, aggregat.ng $50. lie claims that
in consequence Of the proceedings OF
the lower court having been annulled
by Judge Whitaker, the fines can not
stand, but must be returned. The case
is a badly mixed up affair and has en-
gendered considerable feeling between
the litigants. The Cinnamon are fight
ing for principle of law--so contends
Mr.. Ainsworth-and the latter desires
that the points involved he decided by
Il higher authority than the district
court, and hence will appeal to the SUI
preme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-26

has been under discussion for several
days and was settled yesterday after
noon. BY the terms of the agreement
reached the Cincinnati mine run price,
which is 90 g. 10 cents per ton, will be
the scale.
Last night was spent by the. joint
scale committee secretaries in compar-
ing their minutes and correcting cier-
ical differences in the scale, preparatory
to placing 1t in the hands of the print
ers. There is considerable doubt as to
whether the conference will be able
to complete its labors in time to adj
journ sine die on Saturday or not.
There are one or two vexatious ques-
tons to be settled. and after the entire
scale is adopted ii has to go to the
printers and copies printed sufficient to
place one in the hands of each delegate
before it can be formally adopted. All
hands are working over time to ac-
complish this, but it is extremely doubt
full if they succeed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-26
SHOT At BY UNKNOWN
Mysterious Attempt to Murder
a Farmer Boy Near Mon
tour This Morning
ROY KELLOGG is WOUNDED
Unknown Person Jumped From the
Manager as kelIoss Entered the
Barn and Began Firins-Mysterious
Circumstances May Have Some Con.
nection With the Case.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour, Ia, March .6.-Amysterious
attempt to murder Roy Kellogg. son
OF +. l.. Kellogg, living about two miles
from town occurred early this morning
Young Kellogg went to the barn at an
early hour to do the morning chores.
AS he entered the stable an unknown
man jumped from the lnanger and as
he did so fired shot from revolver,
the bullet taking off the end of Kellogg
finger He made vicious lungs at
the boy and knocked MIN over, gave
him a couple of kicks in the stomach
and then disappeared. When the boy
recovered his senses he returned to the
house and was brought to town where
a surgeon dressed the wound.
The case has another peculiar feat
ure. About month ago the same boy
found a strange man in the barn. A
horse had been harnessed and the fellow
was evidently preparing to make his
escape with the animal. kellogg could
not give a good description of the man
as it was quite dark in the barn.