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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
fRDE 70 His pPlNCIPtEk
F%cel'ent Exs:"ple Of Pessi.nisn. 10

F%@eHeat axs:@pie Of Peasinisu, 10
No,th Carolina.
Or. Gha-ies =. Newer paesideu,
'f tho North Carolina State Nnrmaj
END Industrial College. told story O.
rural pessinism g. a dinner gwen b,
Robert {. Osden IN honor Of the Gen
sEal Jn3 Southern Education Boards.
There was once a No,.h Carolina
aouhTEman,' he said who had sr
Idea mat Gyety vas synonymoua
with evil, al lQea that he Inculeated
antt his family Iiie 1t came 10 pass
that the man coluHltted murde. and
was sentslceG to be hanged wow
that part OF the world the only
chances Tor amusement We're i. goins
so hsngligs or trar cling eiff Uses
Wher the day on which he was to be
executed approached, tee condemnsa
man wrote note tu MS wife. saving
Don let the children come 10 tn.
Ranging. / KNOW you'll be taere, but
40 please keep the little ones sway
ITO this the wife replied:
Its jus; like Vol to ask what vns,
ia. fo.. lever dlc want the chilars.
o. have any fun.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
.AxER's FAvuRlTE soNe.
now There's a Hole in the Bottom
Of the Sea" Caught On.

now There's a Hole in the Bottom
Of the Sea" Caught On.
Speaker Henderson has set the
mace for choral efforts up country,
said a statesman back from the Blue
Ridge club. 1.-The speakers favorlte
song, 'They.'s q Hole in the Bottom OF
the Sea- now resounds through every
.treteh Of woodland from Edwards
Ferry to Sleepy Greek and North
Mountain. The range of the tune and
Tho Jingle of the words are just about
suited to nountaiheer efforts. and Mr.
Henderson made great hit with his
sing.
It seems that the speaker was up
earlier In the season along with
bunch OF good fellows who were guests
Of z railroad official in his private car
There we1s about thirty in the con
eressional party. and the Blue Hldge
clubhouse was taxed to accommodate
them and some of the club members
SILENT on sofas in the reading room.
"The II ,le In the Bottom OF the Sea
vos sung hy the roliel.irG guests un'
III way w nder in the morning. Flnai'
~, in a lu !, one Of the lounge s'eepers
turned on er ard said: Thank heaven
Dave has fallen through thai eole ~
,s.+,.r >,lrde1nhia PreS~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

A very enjoyable entertainment in
the form Of a social and box party
Was given by Superior Rebekah lodge.
NO. S5, |. O. 0. F.. at their hall last
night. The following program was
,endered
String trio, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Carl
Smith and Mr. LafflTire
Reading, Miss Bessie Williams.
Violin solo, Miss Christie Lowrey.
Recitation, Mss i1-.,iie Merrick.
Reading. Miss Christie Lowrey.
String trio, 5rrs. Graves, Mrs. Carl
Smith and Mr. E.affmire.
Reading, Miss Flossie Patton.
Vocal SOLO Mrs. Joe Langston.
Recitation, Dead Dolly" Miss Lille
Schmidt
Piano sole. Miss Mamie Watkins.
Recitation, Two Mammas." MISS
Myrtle Schmidt and Miss Irene Hen.
bricks.
mediation. "Flo's Letter" Eva Hen
aricks.
Piano solo. Mrs Shandy.
Recitation. : nomas Green.
string trio. Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Smith
and Nj. EatlmIre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

By decree of nature ore-ha,.
The world hourishes the expense Of
The other half. T.. sparrow chascs
she butterfly, but the hawk chases tbe
sparrow. For the problem OF life is
tWofold, is not enough merely to
eat; x is necessary to avoid being
2ate.4. Yet nature detcsts killing for
billings sake. Massacre forms no
part Of her great plan. So we see
ttat every creature is provided with
some more or less effective quality OF
defence, by means Of which the at.
acks OF its natural enemies are ren,
dered less frequent or less deadly.
FAus, the antelope, by means Of it's
superior speed, st times escapes froL1
iAe ion. The armadillo, rolled in its
%OndroGS coat Of mail, lies secure
Ameno score Of hungry, gnaw:ng
foes. while the white hare, scarcely
distii @Gi@Iable from the snow on
whie2 il c"ouehes. is often over
looked by his fee the fox. B1it Of all
oloa HteS none H&Ne received more
ample p4ojectiGl than the insects.
Some al TEN =p9ssels stirgs others
bite. a..d q few pHH o9t clouds OF
poisonous rapor to sLupefy or blind
their pursrors. Again there are in.
sects clothed in impenetra5le armor,
lnse@es NVered with sharn spines
md bfle .zl1s ard others whose means
Of defnnea consists II nothing but
likeness 60 the objects which sur
r0IlYl7 +hno,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Ning George va. visa

King George IL once W>shey TO add
che Green park in London 10 his pal.
ace grounds whether the people liked
it or nt. He inquired Of his minister
as to the cost. His lords hip, Dindtu'
of the genera d:seontentsthen prevail
ent. aEsy, cred, The cost. Sir. Oh, i,
would 30 a matter O. three cror9s'e
The ling took the hirt. The people
kept their park and the sovereign his
triple throne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
-, ti..e.toa . go, ~ hs.1ra rJs,

Some YER cur;on., - aedf4aaea-s hatt
recently bee e. MT ~ tA' 3Eelin
zoolog5c;l =z=s4=4s=.s.. "a otefs#s 10 =. etE#
tam thr : ~. :. -. zee et ..,t'.;.e d. OF
shjn.a {. ! +" ...i VA. j" f,t
lir ard 81 q. ,sas the pcrioralei
d A.. .fs;=aa vas =
Wost scns5 5G4" 70 tho musical lniin-
en-. ie.z II rafaiti3 ac=
cotdiuE t. - ~. .,.1==5 ire t..ac )
tie ar:p2al frnnue@tlv baeomira veYr
excited ,.iid ti=rN0,.s, .iu@t 70
Frenchman p The report saws LeUp.
ards were entirely uiconcel ned, Out
the lions appeared to b.. a.;2jd al,
though their cubs wanted to dance
when the music became lVelc4. The
hyGDas were very much terrified, BIZ.
tie monkeys were merely curious and
Interested. Wolves, on the other hand
we're highly appreciative. and seemed
n beg for an encore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Kiuo ( dWarC Jh4ir Guardian.

II is not generally know, tta> King
Edward. since his Accession TO the
throne, has become the guardian OF
the children Of the prince Dnd Prin,
cess of Wales, and ot lis >ntaer grand
children. over whom he Uas complete
control, the rights Of t3cir parents
being superseded This VAS decided
II BE law nearly 200 years ago, by %
majority OF ten . two Judges. The
figtlt vas frequently used by the
Georges, who had habit of quarrel
ll,G With their sops. Before members
OF the roya! fan24lN can marry they
will have to On King Edward b
coAse1.t OF tire ;}s;.rri;;se is void.
GeorEo II! 1aaaa4er to ss5,ze.e dis
2oWc- h7 n,oe"s II thc rova1 marriage
act, il - a2et44sa4, cf dis brothers
mSrryp.. subjects 70 uis great annor
ence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Lake to &C Into Business AGAIN

It is reported that E. H. Lake. TO-
merly or fhe cotton firm of Alphin and
Lake whose failure last spring caused
such a commotion i'll banking circles
end resulted in the failure Of the
Bank of Little Rock, will go into
business AGAIN at Fl Dorado. Mr.. Lake
will engage in the cotton business at
that point
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Turkish Axxnvr5y,cs ,Arv Careful.

The British coasul at Constantine
pie reports thai il is anwlse to Lse
newspapers rs packing for parcels 70,
export for Turkey As sucn packing IA
examined at the customs house, and
# :. ccntains "seditious" matter 1t IS
rs xoved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
bw!
/. Alter io'< ! >-.'
|dE
tspaEpARAT'oNs ARE
| ACTIVELY MADE
BY RUSSIA.
turkey Expected and Many
u.esed on the South
ern Frontier

.,h,rg Sept. 26.-Thongh
temporarily absent and the
Lors continue to state that
the Bl .1ans is i'm
h ACTIVITY of the arsenais
.ho empire is unprecedent.
L,rote powder and gun fac
|ughout. Russia as well as
bd bv the government are
: and night and exception
nreparations have been
liver South Russia for the
! |eeks.
pce the last Russo-Turklsh
7O's have so many troops
bd near the southern from
ompire. At Kieff alone
200 900 troops are massed
(art for the front at a mo-
! koe and the fact that the
tember maneuvers IN sever
i South Russia were sud
Re,!ed caused much COM
eypects the outbreak of a
|rrkey as soon as tie car
returned. It is even posi-
NAV be called back. within
as war mav break out be-
aria and Turkey inside of
hours. Orders have been
be genera, staff in Odessa
blry BY the Russian "ar of
mobilization of 1S0 900
nv. artillery and cavalry.
brce is now in readiness.
bed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27

Fer forty years Or. FoWIer's Extract
II Wild strawberry has been curing
summer complaint, dyscntery, diar-
rhoe bloody flux pain in the stomach,
and it has never yet failed 80 do any
thing claimed for it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Tn,. lnrro,rlny Orol.n.

An AHfarieaH syndicate is planning
steamship liuc th;.i. .,ill have a boat
start everY dHT for Europe thus es
tabliqhing the h1st= daily service That
ocean is lot nearly SO VIDE as it was
twenty wears 2sO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
The True Guide.

Conscience ie the voice OF the souI'
ne passions are the voice of the body.
It is astonishing that often these Ian
suases contradict each other, and TO
which must we listen? Too often rea'
ION deceives us; we have only TOO
nuch acquired tha right of refusing 70
listen ta.f,; bu conscience never ae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
Decree of.TitIe,

In the action of J. l.. Reinaeh and
Gt'yrs against the unknown heirs OF
Sarah Loeb the chancery court de-
O.. o. tiiIe . lot 3. block AZ. WoOdruff's
addition good 10 plaintiff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
+ j. i y i. sss !. 4 = ~ + y
|RsoNAL POINTS.
i /! j. i ! J. ]. j. j. i. .

ritt. of Warren. is a busi-
in the city,
toadWay. of JonesbOrO, IS
L the TrulOck.
[rs. w. r. Schultz have re-
Pinckneyville, III.
pdwin has returned from a
p to Little Rock.
ls. A. G. Thompson have
pm a visit east.
YORK and son Robert have
lm a visit to the west.
N. Phillips has returned
hess trip to Altheimer.
Pra Troupe has returned
weeks visit in Texas.
franklin and son. of Little
sitting friends in the city.
racie, Of Little Rock. was
Flsltor to the city Friday.
lel. of Carmel. is attending
OF his sister who is very
Morris is visiting trends
In st. Louis for a few
!. keely left Friday for
to visit her parents for
Morgan. cf Tvro. is the
daughter, Mrs. G.. II.
rs. Charles Haycock have
m a visit to friends at
0lVes f. J. Kerwin and Fl.
Ut Saturday in Little Rock
nal business.
has returned from a WIS.,
at Memphis. His fam
fn tomorrow
M. Mills has returned
Veeks visit with Mr.. ana
N at Little Rock.
brewster and children,
ung Mrs P. G. Austin at
Will return home today.
0orcoran returned Friday
through the west, having
'alef part of the summer
Colorado,
alexander and baby. Mrs.
|ao Capt and Mrs. N. r.
registered at the Hotel
Hot Springs.
White has returned from
achburg, Va. and Wash
She was accompanied
Who resides at lynch
tarrell. son of Mr.. and
sfrell, lei, last night for
= where he will enter
'aool of Technology. He
axe a special study of
ing the coming term.
me, of Washington, D.
alex Rowell in this city.
graduate OF the Co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-27
hrcc of Kind.

Sta'ate-sWhy, ny watch has
stopped
Miss "i1!tpa ARa 50 has the clock.
Staia6c 'aen ! suppose uay n
well stop awhile longer
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
NICHOLSON TO PLEAD
TEMPORARY INSANITY

The Methodist dNines now trying
the Rev. C. D. Nicholson Of Colfax
on charges of conduct unbecoming a
minister deny published reports Of
yesterdays proceedings, In fact.
some Of these soft-voiced persuaders
forgot to be greater than takers of
cities, for one of them. on reading
the published report, angrily shouted:
Every one OF these statements is
a lie. Mrs. Ellis was not on the
stand. Mr.. Copley was not present
yesterday, Rev. Lambert was at home
all day and at his prayer meeting at
night and we have taken In no wom-
an stenographer."
1t was suggested that reporters
should be admitted to the confer
ence, but this is refused, because the
testimony is OF such sensational
character.
at 10 o'clock with a prayer by Rev.
NJ. r. Brown of Union Park.
Presiding Elder Brown was on hand
and announced the continued illness
of Rev. Kimball of Vincent church,
who Is a member of the committee.
Rev. Nicholson and his counsel,
Rev. McAllister of Davenport, are
also present. Mr.. Nicholson had evil
IDENTIFY spent bad night. but his
counsel continued to hold out hope
to him and several times during the
examination of the witnesses of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

ords of the investigation being open
from page 1873 of the digest that the
defendant had no right to a copy of
the proceedings.
1t has been authoritatively an
nounced that the Rev. c. d. Nickel
son will enter the plea of temporary
insanity before the investigating
committee.
Tvs stated that Mrs. Dunbar will
be asked by the defense to give testi-
mony and that she has been com
municated with.
1t is announced authoritatively
that Presiding Elder Rev. Henry
Brown will hold Rev. c. d. Nicholson
to appear before the general Metho-
dist conference to be held in Spokane
in September. sufficient evidence to
substantiate the charge of conduct
unbecoming a minister having been
found.
Rev. Nicholson is stopping at the
Cadillac and through an emissary de-
MED himself to the reporter who
called. He. with the three Colfax
ministers who constitute his body
guard, took constitutional stroll
later in the evening, but throughout
the walk his assiduous supporters
kept the reporters at bay.
We are getting pretty hot at you
reporters" said Rev. Brown this
morning. Wen have our guns ready
for the next attempt at anything
sly"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
Railroad Notes.

Charles II. Glenn. travelling freight
agent of the Colorado Midland is in
the city today on his way home from
the coast.
John +. Stevens. general manager
of the Great Northern. and II. A. Ken
nedy. assistant general superintend-
ent, arrived in the city this afternoon
on a special train. They are making
n thorough inspection of tho road.
The party will remain in Spokane
over night and will leave tomorrow
for the west.
]. II. Pickenpaugh, for some time
day operator on the Northern Pacific
at North Yakima, came to the city
yesterday and rendered his resigna-
ton to Acting Superintendent Bemer
to take effect at once. 1t was given
out that he was called here to be
given n better position, but this is
denied by Northern Pacific officials.
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day a smile broke through the worn
ant. The testimony was to the effect
that he was thought to be temporar-
lily insane.
Details of Rev. Nickelson's alleged
intimacy with Mrs. Dunbar were
brought out this morning.
DIR. Warmers letter was ordered
stricken from the testimony. as also
We're the newspaper reports offered.
Rev. Fry of the Jefferson Street
church was among those examined
yesterday. He testified as to the ac-
tions of Rev. Nicholson when con-
fronted in this city by Rev. Fry and
the policeman. His testimony was
against the defendant.
Two ladies. neither of whom was
Mrs. Ellis. testified that they were
in Rev. Nickelsons house in Colfax
when he returned from trying to see
Mrs. Dunbar in this city. Their tes-
timony was that the minister up
braided his wife for lack of affection
and told her he did not love her.
Rev. Lambert was present yester-
day and gave testimony as to the let
ters received by Mrs. Dunbar, he
having been shown them by the
Yakima attorney.
This afternoons session began at
1880 o'clock and up to the time of
ging to press the divines were grave
~ reading quotations from Merrill $
digest and from the Methodist Disci-
pline covering the matter of the rec
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
Court House Notes.

Deputies Lewis. Winston and Nc
Elroy of the county treasurer's office
left for British Columbia yesterday
to locate timber claims. Deputy II.
c. Darling expects to leave on the
same mission in a few days.
The jury in the case of w. J. Max
well against the Old National bank
has not yet been heard from. 1t has
been out since 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
The case of l.. N. Starry against w.
II. Plummer to recover $4,000 damages
for Illegal arrest is up before Judge
Belt this afternoon.
The case OF the state against J. V
Purdy for assault with n deadly
weapon with intent to kill was con
tinued by Judge Richardson today
until tomorrow morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
MAIDEN ARRIVES IN
SEARCH OF HUSBAND

TACOMA, Jan. 22.--The stories
sent broadcast over the country stat
ing that 500 Tacoma young men
wanted eastern wives are responsible
for the arrival In this city this morn
ing of Miss Lillian Whitaker of
Lawrence. Mass, who states that she
has come in search of IA western hus-
band.
Miss Whitaker Is a plump and
beautiful. rosy-chceked girl of about
% and states that she has been sent
as advance scout to spy out the field
for about 500 young women OF Law
renee. II her report is favorable, IA
large influx of Massachusetts bellies
may he expected.
Miss Whitaker called upon the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

From a description sent the police
department from Pendleton, Ore, De-
tective Burns last night arrested John
ard st. Coyle Is a young man, 23
years of age. and is wanted in Pen
dleton for Inc alleged forging Of the
name of Joseph Kennedy to an order
on the First National bank of that
place. the order being dated Janu-
airy IS.
for payment at saloon in Pendleton.
He had endorsed it and. after consid-
cradle hesitation, the proprietor of
the resort cashed it and in conse-
quence someone Is out just $136.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
GERMANS SHELL FORT
AND CAPTURE GUNB0AT

which was the second reason for the
attack. He personally commanded
the Vineta, which laid outside the
bar. using heavy guns only.
The village of San Carlos seems to
be entirely destroyed by fire. The
warships maintained terrific fire,
but the Workmanship was remarkably
poor. 1t required three hours to re-
duce the little Anticipated fort, so
that but few shots were effective.
The explosion reported from the
fort was that of an ancient gun and
the havoc caused by this explosion
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
PENDLETON F0RCER
IS ARRESTED HERE

This was between the time for the
closing of the bank on Saturday and
the opening on Monday morning and
Coyle had ample time to make a get
away.
1t is stated that he bought a ticket
for Heppner after spending most of
the money in the tenderloin resorts
of Pendleton.
Coyle had been at one time an en-
ploye of Kennedy. who is consider
ably interested in the sheep business,
and this fact served to make the
people less suspicious than they
otherwise should have been.
He had spent all the money before
he was arrested and search at the
station revealed nothing
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
$4,000 FOR COYOTES
VOTED BY ASSEMBLY

each for every coyote killed. and at
the time of the laws repeal there
were over $3.50, 600 in claims against
the state.
The business had become so profit
able that many coyote farms had
been started and the animals reared
for the sake of the bounty.
The claims have mostly been
bought up by a few spectators, who
have maintained a lobby at each ses-
sion of the legislature.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

municipal authorities. by whom she
was introduced to the postmaster,
who. as guardian of the honest hearts
and willing hands OF Tacoma bache-
lors, furnished her with a list OF the
eligibles.
There Is talk of calling mass
meeting tonight of the young men
of the city to discuss with Miss
Whitaker ways and means for bring
ing the future wives TO those who
wish fair mates.
Miss Whittaker's own choice Is
viewe.Swith II great deal OF curiosity
and eiy male hearts are going pit
a-pat In the hopes that each will be
the lucky man to win SO fair q
bride.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

was successful though the VeneZue-
lans fought desperately until the fort
at San Carlos was silenced.
The Germans then steamed past
and entered Lake Maracaibo, where
they captured the Venezuelan gun
boat Miranda.
The capture of the Miranda and the
desire to end the traffic which has
been continually carried on with
Venezuela despite the blockade was
the primary object OF the attack.
Commodore Scheder- was also an
gered by the repulse of the Panther,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

WASHINGTON, an. 22.--The house
today by n unanimous vote authorized
the committee on naval affairs to in
Vestigate the charge that an attempt
had been made to corruptly infiu-
nnce the action of members of con-
kress. Neither names nor details are
given in the resolution, although all
understand that reference was made
to Congressman Lesslcr of New York.
who yesterday stated that an attempt
mt bribery had been made by the
Holland company regarding the boat
appropriation.
The resolution was introduced by
Foss of Illinois. chairman of the
naval committee. Richardson OF
Tennessee objected and wanted the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
CONGRESS LOOKS INTO
THE BRIBERY CHARGES

names and details. Foss explained
that the committee agreed not to
mention the names.
Lessler has not given the names
of those who approached him with u
bride. but 1t is understood that Dob
lin. state superintendent of elections
in New York. and eXCongressman
Lemuel Quigg are implicated, They
are said to have threatened Lessler
with political humiliation unless he
supported the bill.
the case.
Lessler declines to say anything.
The committee meets late this after
noon to determine ON n course of in
vestigation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
FARRELL IN CHARGE
new ORIENTAL Line

by Mr.. Farrell is the most responsible
ono on the coast, as he will prac-
ticaNy control the oriental trade of
the Northern Securities system.
John ID. Farrell was born In 1856
and has worked his way from the
ranks. beginning as track laborer. He
was stationed in Spokane as superin-
tendent of the Cascade division OF the
Great Northern in 1898. resigning
to look after mining interests. Three
years ago he accepted the presidency
of the Pacific Coast company and
since then has resided in Seattle.
MIR. Farrell is most popular In Spo-
kane and his many friends congratu-
late him upon his promotion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

selves just as much In need Of fire
protection as the residents of any
other portion of the city.
The club will hold a meeting this
evening at E1s22 Sprague ave. In Or
der to take active steps and IT Is be-
lieved that the members win have no
difficulty In securing their request.
The club is endeavoring to get up
stock company for the purpose OF
building large hall. as the hall they
used formerly is now occupied ~ .
Catholic church.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
VAC ARRESTED.

Frank Riley, well dressed victim
of the red necktie habit, was ar
raigned in police court today on a
charge of threatening to kill Dot
Dean, resident of the tenderloin dis
trict. Last night the girl complained
to Officer Miles that Riley had been
hanging around her for some time
and that on her refusal to have any
thing further to do with him he
threatened to kill her. He was lock-
ed up and today had his case con-
tinued to Friday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22
FIRST Ward TO ASK
FOR FIRE STATION

The Union Park club, which Is
branch of the First Ward Improve
ment club, has formulated a petition
to be presented to the city council,
asking for the erection of a fire sta
ton in the First ward.
The members of the club say that
in their district is represented every
business enterprise In the city. and
that on that account and owing to
the vast improvements which have
taken place there. they consider them
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-22

DENVER, Col, Jan. 22.-Guards
have been placed in the house to re-
sist the anticipated attempt of the
Walcott men to capture the chamber.
Shotguns have been taken into the
chamber and on every desk Is a pair
of revolvers.
Thirty police in plain clothes are
IN the senate chamber.
Soon after the democratic caucus
was called to order this morning SEN
ator Teller appeared and said that he
would not withdraw his name as cam