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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
CONTRACTORS
IN MUTINY
THOSE LIVING UP TO RIGHT.
= HOUR LAW DECLARE THEY
WILL F1oHT UNLESS BOARD
or WORKS MAKES ALI on.

Local contractors are threatening
81 mandamuH the board Of works TO
force that body 90 enforce tho state
eiKht-ho Law ON city couttissta. A
aaainrlty Of thu city contractors are
diHohey saA tsu iRsg but through dis
l.eflmineio-- - carele4Sneua of the
abo5srS. large bushef are eybdl 3
-
Tho awNhta ESg csas iractarn nse in
,nau'ng. Tsos hael that thoy ace b.
ina sslaoss.a srps tkat they are ke
tng ssgrsp b. aehPaeqEaata ~ the Hseae
uaaer sHsaloaH saH4 Fbe taEs. tkai they
arc helaR 81 atstas BOT ths4f k,aaaeiri y
tn observing tie law.
They claim that Il certa coAaid=
cradle maro 10 observe the clEkt=
hour day. and that the lawkrcakoru
will be able to underhla thoa II
they are allowed 10 eontisWo their
eyhslus
Tho eatraged cost FACTORS have up
pealea directly. iRdiretiy aHd per
aanally to che board OF works. but Il
has done no good They believe
that the guilty contractors Wiil not
discontinue their malpractice until
they are arrested aud prosecuted
Apparently the board Of works ~ IN
willing TO make an arrest The
beard also has tho authority 20 can
eel contract II the contractor fails
20 obey the Law.
The board Il ~ anxious ~ any
body 10 have the law enforced. aala
Water superintendent YounFs on
] Thursday. but 40 have received no
official notification or complaint
that the law 10 being evaded II f.
manifeotly unius, that some con
tractors be allowed 70 break the las
while others observe a. We are
ready 10 act any time We have
grounds for A."
II tho evidence Of ihwhreakiug
is furnished rs. We are ready "a
so ahead and cancel the contracts ~
tho offending parties said Assist
ant Engineer Jeffrey The city in
apectora. however. have not re
ported any infringement Of the las
All contractors have been notified
once or more 20 follow the laN
Some complaint has been made
against Contractors Mcclellan and
Erickson. but the fact that they are
doing a good deal ~ private WORK
ia not taken iuto consideration /
believe that Erickson also took his
contract before the present state
laa went into effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

500 yards Curtain scrim. 30 inch
es wide beautiful patterns. ia
cheeks and lace work stripes
regular price Zoe a yard. After
six. 3 yards for ..... s.s.... Zoe
100 Handsome LthoEraph Pillow
Tops. regular values up TO SOC.
After SIX. each .......,....l Zoe
% Collapslble Sewing Tables. top
tsx36 inches; regular price $3.50.
After six. each .....,..... oSo
30 pieces Art Sateen and Sllkoiine.
In a large variety OF colorings,
patterns range from small uain-
y figures 10 the more elaborate
Oriental and Colonial designs;
regular prices i5c. lsc and 25c
After six. per yard ........ Zoe
Knitting SILK on l00-yard spools.
nice quality. all popular colors.
35c values. After six. spool 15o
Mems Vest Buttons. fancy pearl.
white or smoked pearl. buttons
10 set 35C values After six,
set s..t - ,-.s s+.sss.t.s..s loo
Fancy Frilled Garter Elastic Ia
choice styles. inch wide. black.
white. and popular eolors. 25c
values. After six. yard .... Toe
Trimming Buttons in wide range
of styles. broken as 10 lines. aii
best quality; values to Zoe After
klAt uokeh .sss#s . ssss.s...s loc
Fancy and Plain Pearl Waist Sets.
20 n card. assorted styles. good
patterns, soc values. After six.
set 80. e. Toe
Embroidered Band Top Collars in
solid white or white and color
combinations, choice pretty pat
terms. zoe values. After six, at.
each 80 ss .sss ..ttttas,.#s iuc
1000 yards Of nice dark striped
Dress Bingham. good strong
qualityand fast colorsi these are
In lengths from 3 20 ~ yards
and ars the Toe quality. After
hlN 90 .sttsss stt....#t#t &C
Roger q Gallet. pinaud's and Ply
er's Perfumes in bulk. regular
value si.00 and si.25 per ounce.
Attefckix o.. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
BODY OF INFANT
FOUND

While probing around on the cts
garbage dump. az the corner Of
Masaac huaetta street and First ave
nue north. Wednesday afternoon.
eQld Tom stuart vas Mortified BY
uphoaylng the nude body Of a male
child Not knowing The Law ia
such eases. Stuart cast Il into the
eater without notifying the auihoH
tlea lie told several uf his friends
Of the startling find and one Of then
Bottled fafrulmeu keefr aHd Pct
eraon. who on Thursday hunted uu
lEluart and demanded that he pro
duee the body Stuart finally led
them 70 the spot where be had
hurled It into the bay and. after a
few minutes search. recovered ii
Tho patralmen wrapped it ia bur
lap and carried IL 10 the patrol box
Afterwards the eoronsfH office vas
notified aud the body removed t.
ihe Houuey Watson morEue liu=
name officer Clarke Investigated the
case for tho police aud stated Fri
fday morning that be believed thai
the child vas properly bora
The police are cndehyufinE ta
I learn the name Of the man wuo
drove the garbage wagon With it's
rrowa0me load. IN hopes that he
I will be able 20 tell where he picked
up the tiny victim o. apparent tn.
I fnutidde
stuart.a statement. 70 tho inyrstis
eating police officers. is that when
Z he first found the body. it waa
black IN the face aud from this
I fact II Is thought that 30 parents
either Hmothered the child. or chok
{ "a Il % death This ia the second
time lately that the eitys refuse
dump has afforded an opportunity
20 hide mysterious crimes Not long
ago a mans leg terribly laeeratod
was found by q lunk-plcker. 4 10
/ cal hospital Is believed 10 have sent
the limb out with the rest Of the
I refuse. instead OF destroying Il in
other ways
The police are Inclined 10 the be
| lief that the child met with an acct.
I dental death. but fail to show cause
| for tho parents hiding the death In
Z this horrible manner Poverty on
the part Of the parents is aacribed
as one cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Contracts were let for repairs on
Macarthur and Patterson. These
contracts have been let to local
ahlpbulldlnR firms The Puget
Sound Engine Works and Moran
Bros. company are the firms 20 do
the work The bids for the Patter-
son were opened late Thursday aft
ernoon and they were not let.
Tho steamer Humboldt, operating
between Seattle and Southeastern
Alaska. left Thursday night with 90
passengers and eco tons OF freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

&c Dove School and Artists COR
ored Crayons. Il oolors to poa,
after six ,..s..........''..ss 80
Tourists Envelopes, sometnlns
new. views Of Seattle on eve,
envelope. after six. each...'.,ie
New Views Of Seattle, our own ~
sign: after six ..........'.'t' 10y
Toe Fireproof Crepe Paper, p
roll. after six ..........''''''
Toe Scrap Books. after six -. -.
Ice Scrap Books. after six. ~, soS
500 Jap Kimonas for sSe-f Vi
floor length. all colors IN IesA
Oriental patterns. fan designs
etc. solid edge trimmed VIZ
fagoung center. wide Jap sleeNss
trimmed the same. a a-hour ~ ".
cial after six .......s...'' 80
Black Sateen Waists for Soc MAJ
TO sen al $f25. Of fine mefe ,s
ICED satecn. front has tueks
center with S clusters Of , NJ
get tucks each, separates ~ -
narrow plaits. stock collar. "a ~ |
sleeves and cuffs and tues
back: a 4-hour special ai'ei AZ,
...... ......s.......,e.ss
White Enamel Frame MITE
size oxi0. worth zoe; after "a
Four-pieee Polished Glass ,.r' i
sets. consisting Of cre1 howi
spoonholder. covered s.s'n 18th
and covered butter dishi va oao
sec; after six. set -, ',,,,o,,,lAnd
White Earthenware Wash no" af,er
pitcher. worth sLoo PAIR s SOC
Toilet Paper. best quality ss,s,|
lar price DC roll; speei"' o." OK
six. is rolls for ....'.
womcn,s $500 Patent Blneher La .
"s ssoes with hand sewed eXtens,
sIsr soles. Cuban heels and dun
tons. very neat street shoe; ais "a
six 80. .......,... g.
vemeu's $3.50 oxfords In h s'S
natsnt colt. hlucher and In ~ ="
iaee. with light extension so' ~
broken lot. so there are NO. IS
sizes: after six e. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
As the Clock Ticks 5

mime population will into "a cir ayore
following wonderful bargains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Embroidered dot. OH six Chiffon
NeillnR with plain or em-
hruidered borders beautiful
patterns. extra quality. choice
color combinations. also black.
white and their combinations:
95c values .sss....sst..-..sE zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Handsomc auallty Soft Fallle.
Satin Measaliue and Taffetn
Glaze All SIX Ribbons. IN beau
tiful colora and black. white or
cream. aIen handsome designs
in plaid. figured and polka oct
Ribbons. ia extra fine quality,
widths TO 10 inches. e5e values.
az. yard .......ts......... 3sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Regular $500 royal blue serge
suits, elegantly tailored, perfect fit
ting. single and double breasted. all
sizes, stouts and slims. Saturdays
special price 5000. a. Bridge a
Co, 1it6-1tI7 Second. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

Rubber or cotton Garden hose. all
grades and prices. Fully guaran-
teed The Rubber Store. "a LIST
Ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
Get Our apeeial Prices

on meats tomorrow aud don't for
get that the fancy Iowa creamery is
down to 25o pnHud ut Cow Butter
store, First and Pike street. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14

1000 yards Of fine English Long
Cloth. made by the Wamsutta
mills. In lengths from to s
yards: these have fine channels
finish; values up TO 20c yard.
AFTER nix So ..... ...s.,..T &c
Womens White Ribbed Superior
Cotton Vests. low neck, no
sleeves. with pink OF blue lace
odE.ng and tapped neck. regular
price Zoe. Special after six. gar
Womens Fast Black Quakores.
Stockings. common sense maeo
foot. made OF softest combed
Egyptian cotton. fine textures
OF fabric. perfect 1T. all sizes.
Sh % 10, good zoe values. After
six, pair -. $50. 1900. IL nc
Household Rubber Gloves. guar
anteod the best grade Of maroon
coloned Gloves. Of all sizes. just
received; regular value 1925.
Another case Just received of
good. strong dice pattern Linen
Table Napkins, size 17x17,
strong selvedge, will wear fine.
these are good value at 75c doz-
en-. After six ....... Ado
Infants Long Coats OF Cashmere
somewhat soiled: regular
value $3.50 up 10 1895. After
Six ...s e.. ss...sss.#s.s. otc
Children's White skirts. size G and
s years only; has two tuclls.
two-inch ruffles, regular price
2R. After six a.......16
Infants Bootees. white with pink
white with blue. somewhat soil
ed, regular price 25c. After six
s...s $500. sssss.ss... lue
Women's Straight Front Corscts,
medium length. black only. reg
ular price Sl.00 and si25. After
SIX .,... s.....t s..s... ouo
&c Writing Tablets; after six.
tor .s ..ts ..t.s s.s...st..s soe
Sc Envelopes. after six. 3 for Toe
Sc Ink; arg six. for. ,..,...6e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
60 Ynnr car Enrr

tomorrow by getting fancy Iowa
creamery for 2be pound at Cow
Butter store. Don't forget our cut
rate prices on meats 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-14
seenio Hot snrinns.

All Great Northern Gvcrlands now
stop az this ideal health resort. Low
round trip rates. ass
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, DECEMBER
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE-Eggs Market firmer. The
produce boards official quotation Is 24c for
current receipts, at mark, cases returned
Storage April No. !, 22c; fresh candeled
stock sells on the street In small way at
2302Gc. Dirities, checks and seconds, 1870
1Jc.
Butter Market firm. Elgin price on.
extra creamery is 24c. Local price, extra
creamery. 24c: prints, 25c 1rsts, 200
a!c; seconds. l711Sc; dairy, fancy. lo42oc;
lines. 1Ga17c: packing stock 14qloc.
Chccse-.Steady American full cream twins
Ia l23ac; limburser, per Id, 1l124 l2c; on
grade, 9i Zoe: fancy Brick, l212u l2%4c: low
grades. 9ul0c: imported Swiss. 26c; fancy
Rlotk new, BE; new Round Swiss, l3l l31sc'
loaf, 1"12c; Sapsago. lie; Daisies, he; Long
Horns. l2lec; Young Americas. 121ac.
ELGIN, H., Dec. 5.-An offering OF 2412c
n ID for butter was made on the board Of
trade yesterday. but there were sales.
Prices were declared firm at 2tc. The out
Pat of the district is $4,000 lbs.
CHICAGO, H.. Dec. 5.-Buttcr-Fancy
makes firm, others weak; creameries. ITO
DC: dairics. 17a20c. Eggs-Flrm at mark,
eases included. 2O62Jc. Chcesc-Steady;
daisies, 13ql32c; twins. 1l&@12c; Young
Americas. 13al3lac poultry-Live, weak
or: turkeys 13c; chickens, Zoe: springs, lie.
Potatocs-Strong; Burbanks, 64QG5c; rurals,
G;.tJGJc: red stock. ;i5U6Ic. Neals-Steady;
30 to CO-lb. weights. 6lzuIc; 60 to 75-pound
weights, Ilsc; 50 to llOpound weights,
u0@Ec.
NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Buttar-Firm I'M
changed; receipts, 1854. Cheese--Quiet, un-
changed; rect pts, 1881 Eggs-Steudy, IN
changed; receipts, 9942.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
WORK OF CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.

The House convened nj l. o clock on " ~
cember l. and Joseph q. cannon OF ~
nois was elected speaker, over donn
sharp Williams of Mississippi. oihccrs 9l
the House were sworn In and the oath adj
III Mustered to the new members. me ruies
Of the ffty-eiehth Congress were adopted
and seats were assigned by lot. Delegate
Mcclure of Oklahoma introduced bill pro,
viding for the admission Of Oklahoma aad
Indian Territory to the Union as ore slut.
Representative Hepburn OF &c Iowa Introduces
n bill appropriatng S16,JpO 900 to be I'm
mediately available for the Panama canal.
4 bill providing that any midshipnan ~
the naval school guilty OF hazlng be ex-
PEELED was introduced. Bills providing for
an income tax. free trade with the Philip
pines and the re-estabiishment of the JOINT
high commission with Canada were intro
sentative Payne of New York introduced
Il bill providing for free trade with the
Philippines except on tobacco and sugar,
and providing that the tariff on these be
cut to - per cent. of the present rate.
Representative Snapp of Illinois introduced
bill providing for the establishment Of
postal savings bank. Resolutions providing
for the investigation OF campaign funds,
insurance companies and expenditures on
the Panama canal were introduced by Rep
resentative Robinson of Arkansas. Other
bills were introduced providing for fed
cral investigation into child labor, to fix
salaries of senators at $4,000 and the vice
pres dent at $1,000. ana to place hides on
the free list. The House adjourned at 3:35
p. M.
President Roosevelt's message received
the attention of the House for two and Il
half hours, on the 9TH, and it was applaud
ed Preliminary steps We're taken toward
appropriating the needed emergency funds
for the Panama canal and this matter will
be the business for Wednesday. The House
received and ordered referred to one of the
regular election committees protest from
the fifth congressional district of Illinois
stating that Anthony Michalck, who yes
terday was sworn in rs member of the
House from that district. is not Il citizen OF
the United States. Upon motion of Mr..
GoldfOglc of New York resolution was
read expressing the sympathy of the Amcrl-
can people for the distressed Russian Jews.
The resolution was ordered printed in the
public record ana referred to the committee
on foreign affairs on the announcement of
the death of John NJ. Pinckney. late mem
her from Texas, the House agreed to reSo-
lutionS in his memory. and at ! O'Clock ad-
iourncd until Wednesday as Il further mark
of respect
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
SPORTING NEWS

Mexico has been scratched from the
Cincinnati clubs itinerary as a prospcc-
tice training place and California is in
doubt. business Manager Bancroft of
the Reds SAYS that the land of the Mon
tozumas is impossible for preliminary
work and that ne feels that California
is toe far from home. For that reason
he has abandoned his trip to the Pacific
cGast and will have the team do its
spring work nearer hcme. 1t is not
unlikely that Augusta, Ga. will he Sc
lectel.
Arrangements for the spring training
trip of the worlds champion New York
Giants are rapidly being made. and the
plans thus far for the invasion of the
south are practically settled. On March
| Manager McGraw and the players will
report ut Memphis. On March II the
team will play at Nashville. and the first
game on the northern trip will be played
at Louisville March 81 and April L. In
dianapois, April =; Wheeling April. ).
II is likely that games also will be ar
ranged with Little Rock, Dayton and
Columbus.
Arlie Latham will don the spangles
once more next season. The Clown will
manage and play first base for the Jack
sonville lla.) team. Last season Lath-
am was an umpire in the South : tlantic
league
Manager Jack Hendricks of the
Springfield club of the Central league has
>Jgned George O'Leary. a brother of
Slortstop O'Leary of the Detroit club
as shortstop for Springfield.
The annual meeting of the New York
baseball club will be held ut the office of
he company in Jersey City on Monday,
December Is.
They are getting ready to kill the box
ing game in Philadelphia. Rival pro-
meters are at the bottom of the trouble,
with conflicting dates the bone of CON
troversy. The average promoter might
be defined as chump, who learns moth
ing by experience. With the boxing busi-
ness dead Ia Chicago. ST. Louis and
dozen other formerly good towns-slaln
~ selfish promoters-the Quaker contin
rent Is wrangling and snarling prepara-
torv 10 a final closedown unless they
suddenly mead their ways.-Pbiladelphia
.scAarge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
IN THE SENATE.

The Senate was called to order promptly
at 3 o'clock on December by LieutGov,
Davidson and prayer was offered by Rev.
T.. c. Updikc. The following senators failed
to respond to roll call: Eaton, Ran
dolph, Rochr, Sanborn, stevens. Nippleman
and Wolff and leaves OF absence were
granted j. J. McCllivray was nominated
president pro ten, by Senator Merton and
was elected Leo X. Eaton was elected
chief clerk. Senator Kummel alone voting
for Carl Il. Dcits, n Social Democrat. r..
c. Falconer was elected sergeant arms.
The rules Of the last session were adopted
for the special session by resolution offered
by Senator Stout. Senator kreutzer intro
duced resolution providing that the old
committees serve for the special session ex-
cept that Senator Eaton's name was left
out The Assembly was Informed that the
Senate was organized and ready for bust
ness and a joint committee appointed to
notify the governor that Legislature was IN
session and ready to hear any message he
might desire to make. Senators Wright.
Morris and North were appointed to escort
Seantor McGilivray to the chair and the
president pro TEN. made speech.
The Senate met on the 9th to hear the
governors message and announcement OF
his intention to go to the United States
Senate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
Game Butchers.

Earl De Grey, the heir to the Marquis
Of Ripon. has probably accounted for
more game than any other living sports
man.
-Four years ngo the German Emperor
had in the course Of nearly thirty years
bnggrd about 10000 bend of game. But
81 frr back us 1898 Lord De Grey had
cclipscd this record eight times over.
gnys the Yorkshire Post. having in TWEEN
ty-nne years hurgcd 3lG.i90 head
OF this enormous total .hc chief items
comprised III. 100 phcasants. 81. 400
cartridges, IL. 800 grouse, 2G,5O0 harcs
and about the same number of rabbits.
In Ireland a few years ngo he brought
down sixteen geese with one gun 1.-TWO
barrclsl
In 1899 alone hc accounted for 10 35
bend, including S1a2 p0rtridgcs. 800
phrnsanta, 2Gll grouse. S37 hares. OH
rabbits and 800 beasts of the field
Tho record for grouse shooting IL.
however, hold 10y Lord Walsiugham.
During Que days shoot on the Bluhbcr-
house moors, in Yorkshire, in August.
1872. with tho expenditure of 100 err
tridgcs, hr brought down i2l brace of
grouse.
ON August 30 1855 he was shooting
for II hours Is minutes. and 10y firing
an average # los shots an hour he
succeeded IN bringing down loJS birds.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 5.-Close - Wheat
Firm; No. l northern, on track, ssc; No. 2
Oh track, 46c Oats-Firmer; No. . white,
on track 32c; No. 3 white, on track, 300
Soc; sample on track, 3sa54lsc. Rye-Firm;
pork, 1857; lard, 7.2O.
Flour quotations are: Hard spring wheat
patent, in wood, 4,5014,60; straight, in
wood, 4;s5a445; export patents, in a. sacks
In wood, 3,6o@3.70; country, 3,2oa33o'
MillstuGs are quoted Mt 400 for
bran. 400 for standard mlddlings and
lb sacks; rye middling. 1900: red dog.
l90oal9.5o; barley feed, 1925; delivered at
country points SOC extra
December, s64as612c; May. SOC. CCorn-De-
Oats-December, 3o1ac; May: $3.50 a2a4 c;
January, 7I74q7. 20; May 7.35. Ribs
January, 6071a: May, 711h. Rye-Cash,
6sc; December, 67lac; May. 7l1ac. FLAX
Cash northwest lo21a; southwest - Pos &c
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Close-W hcat-De-
cember. 9j7sc; May, 93Ac Corn-Deccm-
her, zoe; May 5oIsc,
Higher; No, red cash elevator, S9R@9212c;
track, 94c December, S33sM s3lac; May. SIS
assoc; No hard Sl15@S11ac, Corn
Higher; No. . cash, 42hc: track, 43R u434c +;
December. 41s.c: Stay, 43lkc. Oats-lIigh-
er; No. . cash. sic; track, 3l4W32c; De-
rember 30l24305sc; May, 32c; No. white,
B3c
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 5.-Close-Wheat-
Firm: December 1910: May, S1asc; July,
7G7sc; cash No. hard Sl1afS6c; No 3, $50
see: No . red aOIi9l12c; No 3. S4lan $50.
Corn-Hlgher December, 40tsc; May, 40lhc;
July 4O1ac: cash No . mixed 414c; No. 2
white, 4lAc; No. 3, 41lac Oats-Steady;
No white, 31%@32c; No mixed, 3Ois
a3lc
y-rJJ Mimi Doo = -rlose-Whpat--
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
ANOTHER EFFORT TO
SAVE MRS. ROGERS.
FINAL CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD
BEFORE WOMAN HANGS
ON FRIDAY.
Gov. Bell at chicago Says the Law Will
Take Its Course and He Will
Not Interfere.

HO0STCK FALLS, X. Y, Dec. q
Charles A. Mccarthy Of lloosck Falls,
left Hoosick Falls last night for Rut-
land. Vt, where be will confer with But
Ter a. Moloney OF Rutland aud Il. j..
Finn of Springfield, Vt. with regard to
saving Mary Mabel Rogers from the gal
lows on Friday. This ~ n final confer.
pnce and one OF the attorneys named will
be selected to approach Gov. Bell on
Thursday or Friday in the interest of the
condemned woman.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 81 shnIl do
my duty. Mrs. Rogers has been Gen
fenced, and there is no reason why |
should obstruct the regular course Of
Justice" This Is the expressed decision
of Gov. Charles j, Bell OF Vermont IN
the case Of Mrs. Rogers, who murdered
her husband.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.

The special session OF the Assembly
opened shortly after o'clock on December
L. Chief Clerk c. o. Marsh called the AS
sembly to order. The roll call showed II
members present, all except Messrs. Beer,
Berner, Brennan, Brooks, Burdeau, Chano-
Ter, Cinuson, Evans, Hagerty, Hartung
HOLE, Huburt, Irvine Jerdee, Frank John
son, Ottman, Page, Fred Peterson, Phi. Pc
terson, Pieron Ramsey, Haugen, Schauer,
Stevens, Stehow, $. Zyemarek, Theme,
Westfahl, Winch. Mr., Crowley moved the
old officers be reelected but, the chair rnl.
ing q ballot necessary the call proceeded Tor
election of speaker The call proceeding
Speaker Lenroot was reelected: Mr.. Potter
Dem) nominated Mr.. Marsh for chief
clerk, the vote being unanimous. Mr.. Led
VIVA nominated for sergeant t-arms the
official at the last session. Nicholas Streve-
Ter of Marshfield. He was unanimously re-
elected The Martin resolution is for n
committee to wait on the governor was con-
cured in and Messrs. Smoker, Bletcher
and Crowley, appointed for the Assembly.
Recess was then taken.
The Assembly met on the 9Th to hear
the governors message and announcement
of acceptance of the United States Senator
ship.