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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
She Made a
Sensation
MRS. CHADWICK GIFTS EXCITED
DURING THE PROGRESS OF
HER TRIAL AND TALKS BACK

CLEVELAND. O.. March Sat
the open nK Of the third day OF the
Mira Chadwick trial. the govern
mcnt announced that It would con
elude is presentation Of evidence
today The court waa crowded 10
the doors when tho session opened.
and the prisoner appeared TO have
rsgaiued some OF the self control
she has - much lacked since the
trial began on Monday.
Receiver Lyons Of the Oborlln.
bank. waa recalled and he said that
the books Of the bank showed no
credit 90 Mra Chawwick. at the
time the eight certified checks.
which figure In the indictments
were drawn
Tho defense objected 70 The gov
ornmenta attempt % have Receiver
Lyons Identify Two drafts issued by
the ObeHlln bank In favor OF Mr.
Chad wick in 1908. on the ground
that they were not specified 10 the
indictment. aud NJ the same time
the defense announced that the
main feature Of the defense OF Mrs
AAAA WAth HAA uNNNAAk NNAAfN'l "
DO with the bookkeeping Of tho
Oherlin bank
Tho court ruled that as the nego-
tiatiou Of the two drafts as well as
the checks for 81 900. have the
same date. and that the latter are
mentioned In tho indictment. they
must be regarded as a part OF the
anu1n trnuNarftnr
Lyons testified that tho drafts
we're da an IN New York
Mrs Chad wick was first heard In
the case when she interrupted the
district attorney. who threatened 10
bring In the Carnegie notes. though
not meutlouing any names outright
That's what We want shouted
Mrs Chadwick
The Interruption received no at
tention from the court Cassie
smiled over the evident sensation
she created
Ira Reynolds. Mrs. Chadwick
pioneer victim. was called this az
ternoon. but merely Identified the
handwriting on Mrs Chadwick s
two letters and papers submitted
90 him The crowd was disappointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Beans. dry. per ewt. is,sd17t:
Lima beans 81 7b8Boo: beet-. per
sack. 760tL00. cabbage. fi.I5a LIS
VNInninEstead cabbage. per eWt
f1Ee. eHulinowef. per dozen. tl25.
Garlic. new. lie. onions yellow,
ID. DC. onions. Fanuo. fa.35. spinach,
per crate. 800. turnips. sack. tL25.
rutabasas. sack. 6o9 S55. lettuce.
dollhouse. i.004is5. fancy toma-
toes. t225G2.50. carrots. G50tioo.
fancy carrots. sz.09. Yakima pota-
toes. S22a2s. White River potatoes,
sg0az2. dollhouse rndishcs. soc doz
Hsf.00. apples. fancy. $1,000 I76:
California sweet potatoes. per
crate. si75. artiehalses. per doz. 7te;
California celery. $50 zoe. native
celery. sea zoe. native rhubarb. SC.
Cueumbsrs, s22s per doz: dollhouse
onions. s0c doz. asparagus, i5c;
California barb. box. s2.25.
Fruits
PEI simmons, fI7s; bananas
per bunch. t250G2.75. dates, per 10.
Eu0sc: figs. h-Ib bricks. Ills:
ftEs- lob cartoons 600 75c. grape
fruit. per box. fa.5e. lemons. choice
and fancy, t250uS.00: oranges.
seeding. ti5om27s. naval oranges,
giGoa22s; oranges, Jap. bale,
tilbal25. apples. cooking soc
Wtf.0o. apples. fancy. $1,000 Ito;
rranberries. $1,000. pomeEranates.
half orange cases. s2.T5. pinea pples.
per doz. y95oa 40. Honolulu ba-
nanaz. bunch. sl.250 eco.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. lSsc: Eastern.
crooks. 25u acc. Washington cheese.
lac. cream brick cheese. 1se. but
ter. native creamery. &c. eastern
storage. IN tubs. &c. eastern
storage In bricks. 27c. cooking. i4a
fsc: California fresh creamery, ale.
Eass.
Strictly fresh ranch. 1sc.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. i7Risc: geese,
dressed $50 I6c. chickens. dressed,
i5a lie: turkeys. fancy local dressed.
200 22c.
Honey.
California strained. per III. Sc:
California sage, per IN. lac; honey.
extract per ID. 7ashc: Oregon
grape cream. i0-case lots, $40
honey. Yakima. Ave. Clifornia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
VIII OCCUPY NEW
CHARTERS

The new offices Of the scandina-
Wan American bank In the Alaska
building are nearly finished and will
be ready % be occupied by March
Is. the day the bank intends To
move The decoration Of the new
bank IL beautiful and no finer can
be found on the coast There has
been no money spared in the deco
rating and wood work
The moving Of the Scandinavian
American bank into the Alaska
building puts four Of the beat banks
ia the state on one corner. The
Union Savings and Trust company.
diaE1nally across from the new
Scandinavian American banking
rooms. has just recently increased
its quarters IA the old "P.-L" build
Ing. which r. noW known an the
Hoge block. having some very neat
quarters.
With the Northwest Savings and
Trust company In the new quarters
on First avenue and Columbia
street and the Scandinavian Aneri-
can bank IN the Alaska building
viii make this corner a banking cen
ter.
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he properties was made yesterday
following the confirmation Of the
zale by the federal court
with the exception % one barge.
which Is used in transporting ore
and coal 30 and from Alaska. the
additional fleet Of the company IA
composed OF large sailing vessels.
These vessels are to be used. II -
stated. In carrying fish from the
eauneries 10 markets all over tho
world Some Of the vessels viii.
with the completion of the salmon
pack in the fall. take their cargoes
To New York. while others will be
dispatched 20 the Orient. whore sal
mon IL In great demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

ALI. I'm

Evidence IN the case Of the state
against John Hildsbrand. charged
with murder. was In at II O'Clock
this morning. and Prosecuting At
torney Macintosh opened the ar
gImout ~ debrand himself lay
on his cot In the court room. his
face showing no trace Of whatever
emotions he might be experiencing
Throughout tho long trial the sick
man has lain on his Etretcher. and
neither smile nor fruwn has dis
turbod the remarkable eomposure
81 his face.
Only once did his expression
change when Attorney Macln-
tosh said that IL was fear. not sick
ness. that held the prisoner Ia hts
bed Hildebrand turned his head
with n gesture OF resentment The
attorney went on 10 say the Grim
inal and thug and murderer can be
very brave when. with gun In hand
and = mask over his face. and with
his body shielded behind the jRmb
OF a door. he shoots down old men
In cold blood. but that when In the
grasp Of the law and facing a jury
Of his cuuntrymen his bravery
dwindlea and fear takes possession
% him.
That's what's the matter with
that man now" said the prosecut-
ing attorney. He's not sick. He's
afraid"
At the words Hildebrnnd's head.
which he had raised. fell back on
his pillow. and beads Of perspira-
ton stood out on his forehead and
lips
The case will 20 TO the jury this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
EXTRA WARD PLAN
DISCUSSED

The proposition to Increase the
number Of wards and precincts In
tho city. was taken up at a special
meeting OF the republican city cen
fal committee yesterday afternoon.
J. Il. Alexander. George Russell and
ur Brler were appointed 10 arrange
"A Joint meeting with the council and
the county central eommitte as soon
AZ possible.
The subject has ben under consid-
Grafton by members Of the council
FOR months past. but the brewery
and other interests have held up
concerted action. Il b. now pro-
posed 20 do something before It Is
too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
MORE NOMINATIONS

wAauSaTos -. g. March g.
Tho president sent tu the aeuHto Ma"
nominations Of Peter uHtarhauH and
Joseph fiaUtey. ua briHaater gen
erHlH retired. and prank Hitchcock
OF MaaHaehuasttH. na first HHHiHtHnt
poatmHter general The senate iu
executive session egufIrmsd the
nominations Of ambassadors sent Co.,.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

High. Low. Close.
Atchison, %. 90 l-2. 80.
Anal. Copper. 1878. II i-2. rs IL.
B. q O.. los 81. los SIS. 100 SIS.
B. r. T.. &C liz. s5 l-2. 65 IS
Can. Pac.. 143 Ia. l42 is. 143 Ia.
Erie. common. 81 LIZ, 46 SIS, AZ la
Ills. Cent. l5S "a, l5S. I5s SIS.
Manhattan. I'll 3-s. III. Ill.
Metropolitan. ID IA. 122 IL. i22 SIS.
No. Pac.. los rs. los as. los s-4.
l. & N. l42 Is. 14l liz. III l-2.
Peoples Gas, 10 is. l09 IL. ITO.
Penna., 143. 142 is. i42 S-4.
Reading. com. 90 rs. IS "a. IS rs
r. /. common. IS, 341-2. Bats.
So Pac.. 69f-2. 6s "a. CO IS.
st. Paul. lis SIS. III IA. lis Is.
Sugar. l46 81. las. las IA
I'm. Pac., i3s 5-S. 1872 Ia. 1873.
U. S. s., COM. Sc Is, IS SIS. SO Is.
U. S. s. pfd., IS ga. 81 "a. IS ga.
WHEAT-Wheat was for sale at
the opening today a little under
yesterdays closing figures. the May
being sold down TO l12 L., and the
July down 10 90 "a. Prices became
firm again on good buying by COM
mission houses. but again turned
weak. and the closing for May was
5-Sc under yesterday. and the July
> Use under. There was no evidence
OF buying by the eastern bull clique
this morning. There is not much to
be said in regard 20 the speculative
position other than that Chicago
houses are sending out bullish adj
vices TO their clients, and we believe
the present time presents an oppor-
tunity to pick up a little cheap
wheat
Liverpool May wheat opened is
lower. and closed unchanged.
Car Reeeipts-Minneapolis. l4l
wheat: Duluth. . wheat: Chicago,
10 wheat. so corn, l61 oats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
ANOTHER
Big DEAL

Rumor has e on the street that J..
r. Maidstone. the real estate broker,
has sold to ". Z. Trimhle the en-
tire block bounded on the north and
south BY Broad and clay streets.
and on the east and west by First
and second avenues, for the sum
OF $4,000.
This sale IL one Of the first large
sales that has taken place In the
northern part OF the city and Is con-
sldcred by local dealers as one Of the
best sales that has been made for
a long time. This block ia known
Ps the McMlckcn block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
pro,.s, Bank wrssksrs

.nsr havinE delyed into the mys-
=. AZ he oyster land grab let NJ
~. n. mask fram the banking
- 81 whleh Representative Has
y, AZ Adams county, the Ufiah
- n the house H. the alleged
e,a,r We nHd An Act To- provide
=. ~. formation 90 banking cor
..,,tlens ana 70 regulate the buai-
=. AZ banking and securing state
....ryis,sn thereof. Tor the appoint
-, ~ bank commissioner. iefin-
- ss duties. fixing his compensa b
sss and naking an appropriation
therefor.
rs,, hri Ike many others jam
"a through the legislature. has all
-. marks q a Eood. equitable
- relief gixtng measure. That a
al comn,lssianer D. a necessity no
t,t,uls.nt man vill deny. There
-. sow easy It T. Tor Banker
.rr,ah Hssp- Raasett (for he l. a
h,ns-sl 10 make law FOR the bcns
=, Al bankers. by siyly fntecting
ss,,aituus phrases between the para
,~.ch. that are really good
%. ssctlon 81 the bnl absolutely
,rrt.ct. any hank wrccker from the
wr.sA q justice. Although - word
"A that almost anyone would sup
ps.s nat Il vas Intended % provide
srustic punishment FOR the offend
~ baaksr. as a matter OF fact be-
ia its cunning construction Is
e.nosslsA q bioek onto witch the
AZ wuuld stumble IN itH effort to
v-s,e eat iastics.
Hers Il the uAy Mr. Bassett word
Il ne paragraph
sThs owners Or officers Of any
hank wha shall frauduleutlY and
via lntsat % cheat and defraud
aay person. reesive any deposit.
ksswins that such bank Is insol-
vert shall De deemed guilty Of a
s.luny. and punished. upon oonvic-
usn tAsssef. b. a I'm. not exceed
"a one thousand dollars or impEt=-
eement IN the state psintentiArY not
.rsssdins two years or both such
M and irnprisaunsut al the disor~-
ticn Of the eagrt
Reads all fixht. doesn't It
sounds as u the trainers 81 the
bai wers anxious 10 create a Law
fAa, would -rinch- all offending
h4nk ~recksrs. doesn't 81
Nov, ltstenl
That section. as u reads above.
makes a loophols through which the
ersokeasss bank official could wig
gis In time o. danger. For. unless Il
csa Be proved that he took the de-
post vita latent 70 eefraud the de-
5os,tor. he eannot Be convicted. II
does no; matter whether he knew
that the bank vas in.olvcnt at the
sirne--not a BIT ~ 1.-THE pru~ecu-
ton must prove that he Intended TO
dsfrant that particular deposition
when he accepted the deposit. Any
lawyer b ths state will tell yaa that
sHch would - an impossihilItY.
So Instead Of protecting the de-
po-iiors THIS section protects the
banker.
But fortunately. there are some
honest men IN the house=-nat many.
III admit. howsvrr-aud ted BY Rep
frsentativss Roth. Reid and Todd.
hey -doctorsds that paragraph re-
fsrred TO untH & assumed the form
Y ought 20 have been IN IN. first
paies. All much 90 the disgust %
-Urish H@ep- Bassstt.
N his attempt 10 railroad through
q bankers BIN. framed BY bankers
and made for bankers. Baaastt vas
seconded BY Villas % King. father
Of the ubiquitous plumbers bill. oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
MORE MEH QUIT

PORTLAND. March The men
employed Hn the building Of the nn-
lions 80 the Lewis and clark expo
siiIon went out This morning in
Hymuathy. 30 union men are om-
pluycd uu tn grounds now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

white. at-ib. bones Is.g0. oiym pa.
boBss. 1aVafs
Golden {. IN sacks. % O.: extra 2.
IN sacks. iEet. powdered. IN bar
reis tgto. Dry graduated. In sacks,
fsts. cube. in barrels. .sbb. bost
HuFnr g. OF. ma pie sugar. I0ff ~ x.
I.ess " II paid within - days.
Meats.
Cows. beef TIC. steers. 7e. NUT
ton. ~ MBHc pork Sc lamb. De-
dressed veal. small, SQfoe. live rab-
bits. doz. tz7E.
Hams. Bacon and lard.
Hams. i2uiacs bacon. bfeak fast.
iBkqIeA lard. WHITE Star. tisrca,
Sho. lard. White Rose. EAe. lard
Nuts.
Brazil. per III. isai4ci eoeoanuta.
per dozen. SOC. chsstnuts. Italian.
ebsstnuts. California. 15c. waluuts.i
English. 1ta1Go. pecsns. fgaI4e.'
filbsrts. i8c. black waiuuta. &c:
peanuts bQtoe; Iumbos. Sc. al
nonds. III Gle. California wal
nuts. Izalae.
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
Coles. &c. black COD. &c. ling cod.
&c: crabs tfaI75: CLAIMS. open
shipment. if50s clans. per sack.
tL7s. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
800. open bulk per gallon.
12.25. salmon. 10c. salmon
trout BE skinned perch,
&c. shrimps. GgIoc. founders.
&c. herring Sc: holsters. l7hn:
smslL Sc. sturgeon. Sc. black basA
7c. halibut Ga7c, perch, &.
Flour.
Patent per Dbl. h7b; Crown.
1910: Minnesota hard wheat. IT:
Pillrbury. Is Pilisbury's Best. -:
standard Dakota. 80. Olympic. f475.
Electric. TIT HOLY. i47g. Golden
Northwest. SG.7s. Electric Light
s7Z5. Cold Modal. 1880. Top Notch,
t44s. Csntsnnials. best. tt75. Gold
drop, t4zB. Patent Excellent. t47s;
Novelty A. s4zs.
csresia
whole wheat. los. per balls. t7fo;
whole wheat flour. per Dbl. tAzs;
graham. per bbl. 81. graham. 1z.7S.
Dbl -; rye flour, i3.75 per bbii
rye meal. per bare. 1850. buekvhsAI
Per Dbl. u. buckwheat. per bsls.
sa7s; corn meal. los. per bale. ;fie:
per Dbl 1915. white corn
meal. COS. - bale. I220. rolled oats.
bbl. s. e. Co. 1915: wheat naksa
bet - Abhss sArAVs I'M Aua- bNt bDAS
1870. fnrina. lob. sacks per bala
"a hominy. large. per Dbl. ilTe:
hominy. small. ios bale. $50: Holly
self raising buckwheat. 5ths. cass,
ts7s. Usarl barley. 2s-ib. boxsa
ttJo. pearl barley. loo-Ib sacks. -:
split peas. tt.Bo0s. popcorn. per ewt-
tt.o0. cracked wheat per bale. ,s-oo
Feed.
Oats. per tor. s1sQ1s; bran. per
ton. sis.toJ7i; barley. rolled. per
ton. s7tQ2e. feed wheat. per ton,
sara -. dairy chop feed. per ton, 80
0t20. oil meal, per ton. s51. best
chop. t1s. whole corn. ton. S219
-. cracked corn. per ton. ~ y 20:
feed corn meal. per ton. ;zs. shorts.
per ton. tii0z1.
tisy.
Eastern Washington timothy. tis
02o: alfalfa. ti15e0i3. wheat
hay. tis: Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. s2i. Puget Sound
hay. 1lteo.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. 81: clam
shells. lG5s. szs. bone msal. 1904
ts2: graduated bones. ZOOS. y32. On
fss and tes 81 per ton higher.
Grain ard Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt $3.50 o 1Sl
sl.fks, ckoics. 1iT: white clover. sis
Qls; timothy. per cwt, s+W
as. orchard grass. tlt: red top. $50
ie: English rye grass. IS: Italian rye
grass. IS bronze grass. s1s. tail
meadow cat grass s1s: Kentucky
blue grass. tii. pasture mtxturs
uplsnds. iio9IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

SAN FRANCISCO. March n
tho police we're o. loss In the Stan
ford mystery yesterday they are
utterly al sea today The finding
of the ehemIatH weakened tho theory
OF murder and 10 ls evident the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by w. n
Ryer a CO.. liz Columbia street. By
private wire.
Seattle, March 8.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. ia 81. 1l2 IL, 1i3 Is.
July. Sc rs, 80 "a. 80 is.
Sept. ~ IS. 81. 81.
Corn
May. 4sl-2. 81 "a. IS.
July. 4s rs. IS Ia. IS Ia
Oats
May 30 is. 81 Ia. 81 1874. -
July. 81 81. 81 3-S. 81 I-2.
Pork
May. l272. 1867, 1851.
July. 1880. I2s2. I2.S2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
THE MARKETS

car Of Chelan apples arrived
this morning. Fancy apples are
very scarce nov and few are arriy-
iuR The lettuce market Is begin
ming 10 slow down. This product
fer the past week has not been
coming in very fast There are lots
OF bananas In the market now. but
most OF them are too ripe TO sell
well.
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TRANSFERRED

The Northwestern Commercial
and the Northwestern Steamship
companies. which now own the
thirteen canneries and SIX vessels
formerly owned by the Pacific
Packing and Navigation company.
are preparing for a busy season
with the r1pneries and vessels in
tho north The formal transfer Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

WASHINGTON. d c.. March s.
The massage from the president
was sent to the senate Monday re-
eardlng the Domingo treaty was
made public. which says the condi-
ton ufaffairs there we're such that
action was 20 be made rs soon as
uazHihle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March 8
Governor PHrdee vetoed the anti
compulsory vaccination bill this
morning. declaring that vaccination
has freed the country from one OF
the greatest curses In history and
must be sustained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Dan Deans Story of
the 9th Legislature

.,,.,ttassa Prom Nvstrrttayl
-. iestaIlnasnt ~ Deans great
IN. staf's correspondent tells
'.sl wers big gratis and steals
= :. 49,. been conceived and given
- !, Olympia during the present
Ne touches on, anaeaa eth
'''. go. THE ATTEMPT TO
evecr BANk WRECkERS,
80 ete PLUMBING GRAFT AND
w. - VACCINATIONS or TIE
.ssrrLE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

will be dropped as soon a. the an-
thorities can rid themselves Of &C
gracefully The presence Of stryrh-
nine ta the hicarbonaie and Tho fleet
poisoning In THIS city. II Is believed
viii forever remain unexplained and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

atfyehnlne IN the hlcarbonaie They
think tho decimal point before the
fHHfe G62 Waa dropped of and
thai the cahieErnm should have
rad g62 huudrsdtha OF a grain. In
81 oad % CG2 grains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

MI Roche. better knbWn through
out the West rs Mike" travelling
pa sseuFer agent for the Denver a.
RIO Grnnde and the Rio Grand west-
ern. H. in the city today ON husi-
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

MILWAUKEE,. March s-Tho
National Bowling association Off
elals have been advised OF a move
ment for a distinctive western
bowling league. to include Butte.
Spokane. San Francisco. Tacoma.
Portland and Seattle. on account Of
dissatisfaction with eastern dicta
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

MOTE. Tomorrow Mr. Dean vii
continue his great story Of the ninth
legislature IL WI touch on THE
Frye Bruhn graft" '~rhe OH fuapec-
tion graft" The Millionairea' BIN"
THE Dollar Mark Meeting" Tuck
er's Insult to Mothers" and others.
Ed
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Csreaia

Oats. per ton. ,1sQzs: bran. per
ton. sis.boJzi. barley. rolled. per
ton. s7tQ2t. feed wheat per ton,
sara ~. dairy chop feed. per ton, 80
q $40. oil meal. per ton. s51. best
chop. t1s. whole corn. ton. t270
Is. cracked corn. per ton. ~ y zs.
feed corn meal. per ton. 3zs. shorts.
per ton. tzi0z1.
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Patent. per Dbl. tA7s: Crown.
1910. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
Pillrbury. -. Pilisbury's Best. -:
standard Dakota 80 Olympic. i4T5.
Electric. h75s Holy. i47B. Golden
Northwest. IG.75. Electric Light
s7z5. Cold Modal. 1850. Top Notch,
t44s. Csntsnnials best. TITS Gold
drop, tAzB. Patent Excellent. SAB;
Novelty A. slzb
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-13
Paris Pickups.

On Jan. 4th Mr.. and Mrs. Beck were
called upon to mourn the death of their
two months old baby. Pneumonia was
the cause of death. The funeral was
held at the home of David w Lowe, on
Friday. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community in
their hour of sorrow.
Mrs. Stocker, aged SO, passed peace
ably to the realms beyond Tuesday
evening, ailment general debility. She
leaves several children and a host of
grand children TO mourn her demiss
The funeral was held Thursday
There are few cases of measles
among the children, otherwise the
health of the people is good.
DIR. West has moved into his new
quarters on the corner of Main and
Center streets.
Miss Lizzie Hoge returned from Salt
Lake City last Wednesday, where she
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-13

Thos. K. Neidrnghaus of ST. Louis the republican eau
for nominee u S. Senator from Missouri to succeed
NJ Cockre will have the honor Of being the first republican
to represent Missouri in the upper house congress- And
what pity is that the republicans of the great state of
Missouri could not have found of greater worth upon
whom to confer che honor Neidringhans is young man
not yet 40 of He born in ST Tonis
and being the of millionaire, has given him opportun
ties to forge to the 'front.' where otherwise would never
have been heard Of For several years he was member f
the republican state central committee from St. Louis and
said that his record in connection with of the Doodle
operations in that city is not clean it be- He
credited with being pretty Smooth politician ard this
together with his financial backing succeeded in placin
him at the head Of the republican committee in the
campaign Whether pot his of the camnaio
had anything to do with Missouri going republican, we are
unable to but he would naturally some of the cred
it, His pull as state chairman, aided by his long sac,
will land him in the United States senate where he will
have opportunity to dem oustrate whether he nossa
ability beyond that Of ordinary solitician Wbe
measured by the standard of statesmanspbip there :
K. Neidringhaus. nel
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nad been taking treatment for her evas
from which she has suffered much dnr-
ing the past few weeks.
On the evening of the 9th the par;s
dramatic Association presented the
Drama entitled The Rio GrandeD #
tne opera house 60 age and appre.
cla1lve mouse. The acting was excel
lent and the characters were wall srs
"a, throughout The company / f.
thursday morning on a trip 8 ,ntb as
Tar as Randolph where they will plav
Ihey will also play at Laketown and
Garden City. on"
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DR.. c. A. Hoover has been appointed county physician
and wish to suggest to the public that it highly proper
that his endeavors to the spread Of contagious
should be supported by the public sentiment All
county physicians in for large share of adverse ct
csm but people who quaranned should bear mind
that it is much better that few should suffer inconvenience
for time than that whole community be subjected
The favorable recognition of the doctors application
for appointment think will with the approval
people.