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INDoRsE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
Cooper County Republicans Hold
Convention mt B~Oonville, No.

ODNcntiOn mt ~bOouSIkies no.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
BoonviIle. Mo- Feb. gI.-The Cooper
County Republican Convention met here
to-day and selected nine delegates to the
State Republican Convention in Kansas
City March -. This convention will elect
four delegates and four al,ernates to the
Republican National Convention in Chi
cage.
The convention to-day also elected eight
cen deles tes to the Eighth District Con-
gressional Convention, time and place not
yet named.
Resolutions on the death of Senator
Hanna and indorsing kooseveitS admins
tration We're adopted.
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RAINEy TO SELECT DELEGATES.
Green County Democratic
Indorses Him for Congress.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPEt1AIA
Carrollton. i'll. Feb. 1.-THE Greene
County Democratic Central Committee
met here to-day and Endorsed Henry 7.
Rainey for Congress and authorized him
to select his own delegates. 1t also in
dorsed William X. Hearst for President.
The county primary was called for
March d.
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TNENTY-SECOND WARD.

FNI-N CELEBRATIONS.
state Frank X. Ryan. III. C. Cooney. a o.
James and John b. Rule.
Ju~iictL!-tharle +. LiSsan. Patrick +. Cook,
James X HAL aud T L. Morsisy.
be!esdte-S =. Gro:e. j. \. Webs, John
Ii. Marin and n sycamore.
HALVES DELEGATIONS.
State-E. 4. Butler. John X. I"untana. James
7. Farley and j.. l.. UConnug.
JuGlcal-F rank iierp.lt. James Harrington
C. ); lT.cey and Thomas CIinnnn.
peiesalt-la!nes j Butler. ". H.. Mc!r. l..
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WARD.
HAYES

Staten. ]. cullinane. NJ. J. whaIen. John
HoInett. Tim MaIoney. p. j. Casey and John
J. MsutoH.
JUDICIAL. NJ. Smith. VI. M~autkowskt. Frank
Airing. f. @. Day, j. NininS and I. p. Rodgers.
DeleSate-D. f.. Naughtor. NJ. J. oDon-
nell. J. p. Roche. John Stewart. Patrick CaSa-
nauGh and ". J. FREEMAN.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
State-E. A. Raithel. c. w. BerIew. John
Z:brana. Jos. NJ. o'shea. John Sykes and H.
c. Montgomery.
Judicial-Ei. HanilI. Harry DoIrnan. Jas.
Carroll. John Hines. N. McFadden and ].
Delegate-John Waters. Geo. +. Ossick. Aug.
Blumber. John Hofmeister. James Mandie and
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WARD.

siate-A:iohael Kinney. Frank ressagno and
Thos. t:gan.
Judicial-G. w. wadlcw. H. ". Harris and
j. L. Hagserty. Jr.
Delegate. ". Cornelius. John o'Mailey
and John Strlhs.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
Siatc-w. \. Nichois. Louis Bouiter and Il
W Harris.
JudiciaI-B German. T. Julian Jackson and
+ +. F;rney.
DeleGa;ee-Iacob Cohen, Walter Eckles and
Max G!assman.
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means of selecting delegates to the State
and Judicial conventions.
r.. II. Kern Speaks n, CentrnIin. No.

KtII BII' sIEJIAI.
Centralia. No. Feb. 21.-R. H. Kern of
ST. Louis delivered ar address AT the CITY
iiall tonight To a large audience. He
spoke i'll favor OF Folk fer Governor. The
address was wei received.
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Socialist. Organize at Nashville. III

Ftf.F Bit bIEII9L
Nashville, ILL.,. Feb. 2..-The Socialists OF
this city nave organized a local with
twenty charter members. The organiza-
ton was effected by state Organizer
John C.. Collins. The club has the follow
ing charter officers: Organizer. J. W
Lane; corresponding secretary. Doctor
LYMAN T. Phillips: financial secretary. w
lawson Hendricks: treasurer. Charles \.
Hoffman. The club will hold public mass
meetings during the campaign.
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RUSSELL ENDORSED FOR CONGRESS-.
Democratic Mas, Convention Held at
Forsyth, Mo.

Forsyth. Mo-. Feb. "a mass conven-
ton was held in fancy County to-day to
elect delegates to the Democratic Con-
greSsional Convention to be held at West
Plains May I. A resolution was adopted
tnstructing the delegates TO vote for j.
]. Russell and to use all honorable means
to secure his nomination.
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CONVENTION At FREDERICKTOwN.
Madison County Republicans Con-
denim interference I'm Federal Anal

NndfsOn COunty HfpuBfIcdus OUu-
denim interference I'm Federal Anal
REpCBLIC SPECIAL
Fre~de-icktown. No. Feb. 2,.-At the
Madison County Republican mass conven-
ton here to-day delegates were elected
to the Kansas City convention as fol-
lows: J. C. Brown. W. II. Higdon. Sr., and
II. D.. Benedict.
Resolutions were adopted. fndcrsing
President Ruosevelt's administration, con-
demning the effort NJ the Republican State
organization 10 dictateFederal appoint
ments and commencing the candidacy of
a. +. Abbott to the Republican voters of
the Thirteenth Congressional District.
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New Madrid County Republicans.

New Madrid. Mo-, Feb. E-The Repub-
hcans he'd n mass convention to-day and
elected the following delegates to the Kan
sas City C~onventio Fl. 8. Shidier and ".
Fl. Garonfa: a~lternates. L. F. Sharp ard
A. T. Shead. The convention to nominate
delegates to the State and other conyen-
tons will be held in April.
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which delegates will be selected TO the
Republican Nominating Convention and
Republican Judicial Convention. The Re
publicans of this city Will meet IN conyen-
tion next TUESDAY evening foc the purpose
of nominating It city ticket.
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WARD.

State-E. NJ. Crow. J. H. Burk and John
o'Donne,l.
JudicIai-w. J. Campbell. Patrick CouShlin
and p. Kissare.
Delegats-Andrew GazzoIo. w. F. Cunning
tam and W. EIie.
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Township Meetings In Saline.

Marshall. Mo-. Feb. T.-Township meet
ings were held in the different townships
o. Saline County to-day for the purpose of
selecting. delegates TO a Republican Coun-
ty Convention, to be held here Monday. at
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j. II. Lee ana LEWIS SCHde!er-
TW ENTI-SESESTH WARD.


State-P. r. Gill. &. a. O"Lea-y. T. A. Leon
ara. J. 7. Gleason: T; J. Lahy:
Judicia-F. j. .ctiarUs. T.. Y. Robinson, V.
Ncshane. II. i. Rodgers. John Cudmore.
Delegate - Thomas Sculiy. W L. Musick..
John IIennessy. NJ. J. TcNenamy. ". Clancy.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
Hiiher. Z. Z. Porter. Mark
kenns. Andrew Rodgers. Martin L. Seegers.
JUDICIAL. y. Sheridan. II. !. Palmer. w.
A. Roth. ). W. Mathews, Jacob Miller, Jr.
Delegate-puctor F. p. Parker. Robert ]. VIII
son. L. T. Brown. J. 6. Beckrlau, Edward Z.
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County Committee Meeting Called.
REPCBIIc

Mountain Grove. Mo-, Feb. G.-Robert
F. Adams, chairman of the Wright Coun-
.ty Democratic Central Committee. has
called a meeting of the Central Commit
teo at Hartville March l. TO consider the
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WARD.

HALVES DELEGATIONS.
S~'ate-Th0mas II. Quinn. Judge Z. A. Noon
an. Michae! Fleming and Charles Beehler.
Judicial. J. Sheehan. ]. b. Quigiey. Martin
Murphy and William o'Conncr.
Delegate-P. r. Fitzsitbon. c. W. Parker. T.
J. Shea and T. z. Hanlon.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
Stete-John A. Nueck, Fred kasting, William
Struebing and William Dutord.
Deleeate-John A. Mueck, Fred Tasting. Will
Lam striebing and William Dufon.
Ju~diciai-Fred Tasting. William Dufon,
Charles II. Harrig and Jacob ]. Mack
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
FOLK DELEGATIONS
State-Henry Jasper. Joseph II. Kleine and
August Booth.
JudiciaI-w. T. Louis. ]. stuckenschneider.
and W. l. WamhoH-
Delegate-J. Z. O'Brien. W. J. Peters and P.
F. O'Connor.
AWE DELEGATIONS.
~s,ate-MichseI Walsh. James p. Riley and
Frank c. Lang.
JudicIaLwm. Hayes, Charles Emyart and
Delegate. J.. DEL. p. D, Fechter and
Chas. J. Whiting.
NINETEENTH WARD.
HALVES DELEGATIONS.
State-G. r. North. W. Mathews, ]. L. Ha-
uey.
JUDICIAL. w. Watson. ]. ]. o'Rrien. 7. R.
Estep.
peleEat-Josep Sueme. r. H. Jarrett. Hen
~ Il. Boilman.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
State-F. J. Farrenkof. Christopher HIIker,
J p. Duerning.
Judicial p. F. Chauing, Ben Austenfeld,
Deierate - john easy. Frank Harles. John
TWENTIETH WARD.
HALVES DELEGATIONS.
State-John Courtney. Henry Hsnnins. T. E.
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Cayansugh. J. T. Kelley and w. ]. LAWYER.
judicial I. Il. kiIcullrr. Il. Murphy. J.
Hewitt. Pete: Ennis and Henry u.nk slkamp.
L IIn-cr " aElrhr.st nnl u ~ n,r-,n
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State-J. B. Williams, Jas. Griffin. e. F.
Murphy. =. ]. McDernott. P. J. Msnley and
Edw. Ratchford.
Judiciai-A- J. Carol. J. F. Shields. Deder-
ich Schesr. w. English, T. F.. Mcdonald and
F. J. Burns.
Delegate-N. F. Moore. =. p. Connolly. VIM
Ferari. F. Il. Mcfarland. Joseph Daneri and
c. C. Penny
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~TWENTY-EIGHTH WARD.
FOLK

lVL" NE-II-Nf<8L IV-NS-
Stat$Given Campbell. William ". GUN.
Jchn- c. Roberts, Thomas e ;iu!viIhIn and
Daniel a. Hatton.
Judiciai-porsey 4. Jamieon. Patrick Rowan.
James c Jones. w ]. Lansan and 4. c.
Stewart
Deiesate-c. F. Schultz, Ben F. GRAY. Jr.
Watson Cooke Lewis. Arthur Z. Barrett and
John II. Whittak cr.
HALVES DELEGATIONS.
state-M. Rurnsey. Richard Hanion. John ].
LAWN. August HsInsn, and W. 4. J. ScuIsn.
Judicia!-Thornas G. Rutledge. Carl Otto. W.
J. Neyer. l.. i. Dorian ana x. =. COMBS.
DeIegate-L. a. BSwl;n. !. r. Ia-ginte, NJ
g. Brennan. N. T. CroErn. Albert 7. Terry.
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HAwES DELFGATIONS

State-PhiI Dwysr. F. G Ring. =. j. Niese.
D. j. CoTcoran and T.. J. BRADSHAW.
Judicial-R- J. NcGrievey. L. A. McComish,
f. Il. Hicks. Ii P Mack. NJ. d, and ID. j.
Cronin.
Delerate-J. J. Ball. r. ]. Moynhan. Patrick
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

EAWES
State-J. J. McGiratb. T. F. Kane. H. q.
Rolfes and Fred Wiedemer.
Judicial-E. J. Mackey. Ed. J. schmus. B.
F. Meyer and N. J. Power.
Deiegates-A. J. Puditz. J. Murray. n. T.
Waterield and G.. +. TUFTS.
FOL DELEGATIONS.
State-Joseph A. Wiedeman. Il. T. Moehie.
a. Brandenberger and owen Miller.
Judicial-J. W. McFadden. !. ShorteIl. w. s
GentTer and J.. a. Brandenberser.
D~eieCstes-owen Miller. Is. y. speier. g II.
Vaughn and W. E. Robertson.
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TWENTN-FIFTH WARD.

HALVES DELEGATIONS.
State-T. Il. ballard. J. II. Simon. NJ. q
Joseph TraumilIrr and IL. T. O'DoLnsII
Iudiciai-James Hagerman. Jr.. Doctor E. J.
Ernst. John y. McHoSe ana Il. : Butler.
Delegate. VI. Se.,h. ". Eirtline. Jr, P
}. Carroll and Il. j. 1aTse.
FOLK DELEGATIONS.
Srate-F. NJ. Estes. DAME. Dillon. J. F. Cart
hoeffer and Is. r. Saylur.
Judiciai-Huhert Honner. Jr.. ]. II. Stitz. C.
II. Small and ThOS. X. Skirker.
DeleEate.o; Z. smith. II. {. weis. R. H.
EOStiCk and j ". Lewis
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TWENTy-FOuRTH WARD.

- = %.
stn,e-Jsremiah Fruin. J. =. Dolan. 2 !
Buckley. }. II. Haney and r Greeley. Jr.
IuuiciaiEj: /. Kennedy. DAVID faivey. w.
Exams. = W. Dunn ami :. =. pGoTman.
D~elrgat"-paNid IL O'ronOvan. J. J. Demp-
sey. J. 7. Mctafery. ". - Hawkins ami !. VI.
Weston.
Fol. DELEGATIONS.
Sta!e-E;. r. Murphy. John g. Fischer. y. ].
Wpliard, /. Il. woods and ". N. smith.
Iud.vial-A. !. isch. e. Il. Walton. J. L.
Austin. T. I. Rooney and J. /. Carlisle.
DeIegaTe-S- L. Lang. y. j lsrh. w. \. Cam.
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TWENGI-THIRD WARD.

fVIIN
Stste-W. j.. Blnlan, l.. Il. Schultz. John IT..
Adams; + i L.rt@ and IGas. J, Fox.
Juuicla! - Samuel Landau. " J. Hughes
Walker \. Evans. Da,Iu X. Iay!s ana mm.
Paxton.
D-!eGate-Thes. poNnsy. :. +. Wade. Henry
Dreyer. "n. Guilkey and Geo. II CsmppeiI.
HAWES DELEGATIONS
State-Jcnn L. Mccarthy. Theodore Crus;Is.
Cannon.
,JGuici7l-f. \. Flynu. :. 7. sullivan. G.. f.
fialhrueE2sf. W. }. borahne and l.. w. ru leTs
prlogat--P. j. McAiauon. John FrosT. +,
Ross. +, \ iNll-isE ami p.ra- E-aphap
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McDermotr. T. NJ. McAuliTe and Thomas
Lamb.
Juiiciai-Steye Jagubowski. John patton, Ed
Sullivan. J. NJ. Hunt and John j. Stapleton.
Delesate-Joaa Hooiihan. j. r. LYMAN. j. Il.
Roche. IL. b Schmidt, and 4. j. Walsh.
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TWENTY-FIRST WARD.

," =
State. II. smith. James NJ. Fan. Conrad
l. ItiiGnpn, AicXarger EiI!.. Michael Heller
JL'iic!ai-j VI .>nlIlh. !. II. Sau, Conrad l..
LGiallon. Alexander Els. Michael Heller.
.DelegateS. VI. Smith. ). Nj. Ball. Conrad J..
GuixnGn. Alexander Ellis. Michael Heller.
HAYES OBLIGATIONS.
j. NulvihiIi. 4. +. Rlang. !.
F Hines. j: Ward and Thomas NJ Jenkins.
tudlciii-H. p Asniy. j. j. Connolly. W. II.
Inrcnrai. John Lamb and i. l. Cannon.
ubelesate-J. \. Mex Gown. p. i. Wneelan.
Ilios. befg!n. K. W. Bray and [. F.. Meyer
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FOURTEENTH WARD.

foLn DhAfSIa IoNS.
Stste-F. {. Kelsey. ". E. Smith. John
Gentner, Frank Bradley. II. Boyer ard Fred
Bu>chmann.
Judiciai-c. ]. schaaf. n. Elder. I. D. Hill
C. NJ. Ernst A. H. P. Mes and Chas. Duffy.
Delegated. J. Wagner. c. ]. Sullivan. Peter
Murphy. Nr. James Weir. J. J. Byrne and c.
McWa.n
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TWENTI-sIXTH WARD.
FOLK

Staie-John I. Cooper. W. l.. Schneider. J.
H.. Epp.e. Sr., jeremiah Coucannon anu a.
j. Bp.ianG.
JUDICIAL. l.. Cooper. Jeremiah Coucanron.
a. !. EolanI, !. u. De Ranko and J. J.. Nc
Clymonf.
Delegate-J. /. Cooper. Jeremiah Concannon,
y. J. Bolard. J. l.. De Ranka and ]. J. Nc
,lyrmOn-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-26
Personal Mention

\. ). James, of Pendleton, is in the
city.
William Ellingsworth, of Wallula.
is in the city
DR.. j. V. Steele, of Waitsburg, was
in the city today.
c. Haughton, of Dayton, is registered
at the Palace.
Judge w. F.. Hawks, of Prescott, was
i'll the city today.
William Goodman, of Hudson Bay,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Albert Dale CAN'T returned to-
day from a ten days visit to Seattle
occasiOned by the illness of his father
who has been at the Seattle general
hospital suffering from an acute at
tack Of bronchitis. Mr.. Gantz expects
To be in his accustomed place i'll the
pulpit at both the services Sunday.
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EX-WAluA WALJAN NAV SECURE
THE NOMINATION FOR May
OR OF TACOMA.
Roberts Says He Is Not a Candidate
but 1t Is Thought He Will
Come Out.

John l.. Roberts, a former resident
OF Walla Walla, is being prominently"
mentioned as possible dark horse
for the nomination for mayor of Ia
coma on the republican ticket Ad-
vices from Tacoma are to the effect
that for some time there have been
hints of dark horse" as the republic
can nominee for mayor of Tacoma in
the event of the convention failing TO
agree upon either Mayor Campbell or
n. V. FaWcett as a candidate. In this
connection Il number of republicans
have been mentioned. but it appears
that the majority of the leaders have
now settled upon John l.. Roberts,
president and general mana ger of the
the proper man to lead them out of the
wilderness.
Since going to Tacoma several years
ago Mr.. Roberts has not sought office
but previous to that time he served for
five consecutive terms as mayor of
Walla Walla. The last time he was
elected by vote of four to one over
his opponent. He has also served as
a member of the state Legislature from
Walla Walla county Mr.. Roberts said
to Tacoma newspaper man:
Il have no thought of seeking a pub
lie office at the present time. | take
an active interest in the affairs of my
party. bat the idea OF allowing my
name to go before the city convention
as a candidate for mayor has not oc-
CURED to me-.
Notwithstanding the statement made
by Mr.. Roberts, several prominent re-
publicans declare that he is ready to
step into the breach in the interests
OF harmony.
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yfSPER SERVICE.
Special Musical Exercises at the Brick
Church.

A change will be made in the SER
vices at the First Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. Instead of the regular
evening service, a vesper service will
be held at 4: 80 p. m. This service will
be largely musical. The music has
been chosen with special reference to
the theme of repentance, and Will be
under the direction of Prof S. Har-
rison LoveWell, director of Whitman
conservatory, assisted by special tai
ent The service will be distinctly
worshipful throughout. The idea is to
convey religious thought and feeling
by means of the vehicle of noble mu-
sic. There will be q brief discourse
by the pastor on Formal and Real Re-
pentance." The service is expected to
be about an hour in length, and the
general public is cordially invited.
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MULLAN'S TRAINER HERE.
Reilly and Spokane Man Hard at Work
for Their TO- Round Go.

Eddie Kroak. trainer and sparring
partner of Barney Mullan. arrived in
the city this morning from Spokane
and will assist Mullan in training for
his ten-round go with Jack Reilly next
Friday night before the Walla Walla
Athletic club. KrOak is husky young
fellow and has followed the business
for some years, having met some Of the
best men in the West.
Both MuIlan and Reilly have settled
down to hard training and a large
crowd of spectators are on hand every
afternoon to see them work out. Null
Ian took a four mile run this morning
and this afternoon worked out with
Kroak at the club gymnasium for an
hour.
The clNb management is making
elaborate seating arrangements for the
contest. The ring will be located IN
the center of the gymnasium with
raised circus seats on the sides. This
arranoement Will be much better than
the old seating accommodations when
did not afford clear view of the ring
from certain parts of the house.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-26
DEATH OF MRS. SCHUNNENlAN.
Deceased Was Pioneer of Franklin
County.

J. w. Cookery received telegram
this morning from Franklin county an
Mrs Caroline Schunneman, the wife of
Frank Schunneman, which occurred
this morning. The deceased was a pio-
neer of Franklin county, having reSid
ed there for the past 20 years. She
leaves a husband and several grown
children. The funeral will be held at
Pasco tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-26
AIMED THAT A RAILROAD
.,u.e WIFE ATTEMPTED TO
TAKE HIS LIFE.
,uo.ad That the Woman "Ooctored''
the Tea-Were Married Just
One Week.

The East Oregonian, published at
7,.,7la+on prints the following special
,,.-,,trh from Pleasant Valley, little
,a...,, wear Baker City, which is dated
February %:
Mrs. l.. NJ. Legg tried to poison her
t,,.I.snd = fireman on the O. r. & n.
last night At the supper table, by Civ
inc him doctored tea.
Last night about 6:15 o'clock, Mr.
.,g went ont ON some errand, and
..l., ne came back to the house, sup
-., was ready. He sat down, tasted
is rcl and complained to Mrs. Legg
,5.f II did not taste right. She then
.ut TWO Spoonsful of sugar in it, but
l.. .hi..t.d to 50 much sugar. and be-
..,.fn. suspicious poured some out
info a saucer. and putting some milk
with it. fed it to Il little dog. 1t killed
the doc i'm about three minutes.
Teeg turned and looked at his wife
and asked her if she intended the tea
fen, him She took the balance of the
raa. making believe she was going to
drink it,. hut threw it out.
Legs taste Of the tea began to af-
feet him. and by the time he got out
sid. his VIII. tainted. and he called to
.....,.l.,- WIN, balnaI him move her
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-26
SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECTURE.
Rev. Ray Palmer Will Deliver Address
at Congregational Church.

Ray Palmer d. D., who has been
holding very successful religious SER
vices in Walla Walla this week, will
deliver a lecture at the First Congre
gatiOnal church Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr. Palmer's subject will
be The Seven Golden Affairs" The
"everand gentleman has gained an en-
md ii is an intellectual treat to lis
zen to one of his sermons.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-26
HILLS BOND IS APPROVED.
fred Colt Is Ass sting the New Clerk
in Conducting Office.

Dorsey Hill the new county clerk
sum of $4,000 which was approved
by Judge Brents of the superior court
The temporary bond given by Hill
Wednesday evening was cancelled this
morning upon the filing of the new
bond.
Fred Colt, who was deputy under
ex-C Clerk lie F. A. Shaw, is assisting
Mr.. Hill in conducting the office. He
will remain in the office until the new
clerk has become acquainted with the
business of the court.
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A NOBEL BAKERY,
Large Amount of New Machinery Has
Been Installed.

The Model bakery in First street is
now everything that the, name i'm
plies Within the past two weeks a
me new lot of machinery has been
added to the bake shop proper, in
Guiding dough mixer, sitter and
trundling tables for facilitating the
work OF the employees, all being oper-
ated by three horse power motor. A
carrier system is also TO be installed
shortly for transporting the finished
product to the wareroom.
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PAPERS WILL REMAIN ON lille.
Judge Brents Issues important Orders
for Clerks Office.

Hereafter Whenever an attorney files
paper of any description in the coun-
y clerks office it will have to remain
.""'" "n file. This is the substance OF
." ORDER issued by Judge Brents of the
superior court late yesterday after
.'- In the past it has been the Gus
Toy" -. The attorneys to file papers and
Is >'"a as they We're endorsed by the
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clerk the attorneys were allowed to
take the papers back to their offices
IN connection with the above order
Judge Brents has also instructed the
clerk not to receive any instrument
Whatever unless the fees are paid in
advance, thus practically putting the
ONCE on a cash basis
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Brief Local News
Maxwell.

John Nelson, railroad man of Ell
topia. is in the city receiving medical
treatment.
W. H. Hussey. of Dixie, was received
at the Walla Walla hospital today for
medical treatment.
Thieves last night visited the chick
en- roost of Mrs. l.. H. Boaman a lady
residing near the @. r. & \. depot.
They secured three chickens.
In Justice Huffman's court today
Judgment by default was given T. s.
Page against Miles Witt. The suit was
for the collection of $500, due on ac-
count.
A fire alarm was sent into the fire
department today from St. Mary's hos
pital The department responded but
found the cause of alarm to be
burning flue. No damage was done.
A large concourse of sorrowing
friends followed the remains of James
Wells to Milton Wednesday where the
funeral occurred from the Christian
church at 10 o'clock, Rev. Cartwright
officiating.
The funeral of Oscar Lindley occur
red from the New Home Baptist church
near the state line yesterday at 10
o'clock. Rev. Pritchett officiating.
The remains were brought to this city
where they were inferred in the city
cemetery.
County Treasurer Hawley and his
deputies are still kept very busy re-
ceiving money for taxes for the year
1903. About $4,000 has been collect
ed up to date. There has been III
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Bio Fire in Pennsylvania Town.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 26.-Flre TINS
morning destroyed 10 buildings III 'he
nusiness section of Nicholson. 20 miles
from here. causing a $4,000 loss.