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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

He READ FROM THE WIRE.-The
advantage of being able to read the
dashes and dots which make up the
telegraphers' code, is shown by the late
"leak" of information that the Su-
preme Court had decided in favor of
Hartman in the Northern Securities
Co.'s suit, 1t seems that member Of
one of the largest brokerage houses,
who had been telegraph operator,
called into a Washington telegraph
Office to see an old friend. While
standing there the instrument licked
out an obscurely worded message from
one of the Justices to another, that
the majority had agreed to grant
Harriman's petition for writ Of Ger.
trorari. The broker fastened to New
York, called two members Of his firm
out OF bed at midnight, and planned
to sell their holdings without loss,
which would have amounted TO about
a quarter million OF dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10
Moro e.. =! yes Than Members.

The 'AtrAy"t+ac" anI folly OF the
present assembly ! pam t. every
body Int III membership, who seem
wrapped up in ~ impenetra5le armor
OF assurance and sclf.csteem. /, has
been discover. d, by actual count. that
tn" Senate ha- e employees on the
plv--oll, while there are but II mem
befs OF that body, or one and a-third
helpers to each member The House
Is nearly IS prOiligate in spending the
peoples money, and the pay OF this
horde Of dependents IS in every in.
stance at the top notch. 1t seems as
II 10 thought had been given to the
needs OF the service required, or the
consequences that will result with the
same thoughtlessne>s displayed in
every branch OF the public service.
Appropriation bills have been intro
duced for every imaginable object, and
ii half OF them pass, the State will be
hopeless'v swamred in finances and
ruined in credit. There never has
been Legislature that has had more
personal friends or political factions to
reward, or less regard for the economy
SO essential, and hitherto SO carefully
guarded, to relieve the State from
debt. y carnival of extravaganza be-
gan with the opening of the session,
which is notably in marked contrast
with the personal expenditures OF
many Of its members. It's no wonder
that a majority in the Senate voted
overwhelmingly to saddle another I'M
necessary expenditure OF couple OF
million dollars upon the State for re-
mov"l Of the capital. The feeling OF
such men, felt if not expressed, is,
" The people will pay the cost; d
the nc ople"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

WILL HAVE A FLAX Factory
Chehalis is to have a flax factory.
The matter was definitely decided
upon Monday, the farmers OF Lewis
county agreeing to plant 600 acres in
flax and increase the quantity yearly
to meet the demand. The representa-
tives of the American Flax Co., of
San Francisco have secured a site Of
seven acres in the suburbs and the
citizens agree to build . spur to it.
The compa ny will erect four buildings
at first and increase the product as
the demand grows and raw material
becomes available. It is expected that
from thirty employees at the beginning,
it will increase to 200 when the trade
is fully developed, and from 500 acres
it will by that time have increased to
1000 acres.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, had . big fire
last Saturday, involving loss that
ran up into the millions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

THE Colorado election contest has
been taken to the Supreme Court of
che United States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

A Merlted Honor Lcng Delayed

he !!ArIn, 1t = urmUmcnt t. an
executive scarcely known beyond the
limits 81 in' state, has probably re-
snlted in some good, in recognition,
long delayed, "f the public acts of Gen.
Isaac |. Steven, and providing a suit
able mcmtnto in remembrance Of his
great liie-work.
i bill has been introduced in the
Legislature by Representative Villas,
OF King. approrriating - 900 for a
statue to lee carved in marble or cast
In bronze, and installed in the old
Representatives hall Of the national
capitol
BY act OF July 2, 1861, each State is
allowed the privilege OF providing stat
ues, not exceeding two in number, of
deceased persons who had been citizens
thereof and illustrious for historic re-
iown. or distinguished for civil or
military service, such as each State
may deem worthy OF national COM
me noratlon, AMI placing them in the
OH Representatives hall, which was,
10y the act, set apart as national
statuary hall.
Nobody who has ever been connect
ed with the public service in the State
Of Washington is more deserving OF
tbs honor than Gen. Stevens. He was
the pathfinder, who surveyed the route
OF the first transcontinental railroad
to Puget Sound; it was he who issued
the proclamation which called into
existence the Territory OF Washing
ton; he who so ably conducted treat
les with the savage Indian tribes and
who SO successfully managed the war
of the small number of resolute set.
tiers, AS Territorial executive and
commander-in.chief, in defending their
homes against general uprising OF
the hostile tribes of the Northwest;
he who served with distinction in the
Mexican war, being engaged at the
siege of Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordon,
Contreras and Cherubusco, where he
gained the brevet OF Captain, at Cha.
pultepec of Major and at Moline del
Rey and the capture of the City OF
Mexico, where he was severely wound
ed; he who served two terms as Dele
gate to Congress and made the whole
nation aware that there was such q
country of infinite resources as the
great Northwest; he who commanded
80 CALAMITY the 10Th Regiment of
New York Highlanders at Chantilly,
where he was killed with the colors of
the regiment in his hand.
The bill names a commission to Sc.
lect the design for the statue, consist
ing of Governor Mead, c. H. Hanford,
James ID. Ashton, Samuel Hill, Rich
ard Stevens Eskridge and J. ]. Browne,
and designates that $4,000 shall be
available for design and $4,000 for
execution Of the statue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

Is THE PRESIDENT PRIVILEGED
BEING?-A. b. Stickney, President OF
the Chicago K Western Railway, has
published statement criticising the
President for accepting free Transport
tati)n from railroad companies. His
structures are based upon an investiga-
ton last spring, in which it was shown
that Roosevelt wore the belt as the
champion for accepting favors from
railroad companies. The position as
sumed by the President and his friends
was that such courtesies were tributes
to the office and not the man, which
would be an excuse for all persons
holding positions OF honor or trust.
1t is more probable, however, that the
autocratic principle that "the king
can do no wrong" was the real justifi
cation and thus avoid the precedent
that might be used for persistent vio-
lation Of the constitutional inhibition
in the primary law OF about all the
States. Unless the President be made
of nobler stuff than his compatriots,
he is just as susceptible to influence
imperceptible to himself though it
may be-as those of the common clay
OF which humanity is generally made.
Equality in all things should be the
guiding object Of all government by
the people.
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We have been often asked by people living in diff
erent parts of the city and country how this premium
proposition worked and how many checks they had
to have to entite them to premium Now for the
benefit of all the people desire to inform many
we can reach through the weekly papers that we
will from Feb I, 1905, run premium series as fol-
lows:
With every $500 worth of duplicate
sales checks showing cash purchases made
at our store between Feb. 1, 1905, and July
|, 1905, we will give gratis one-llalf dozen
Rogers Silverware, either knives, forks or
spoons, as you desire and
With every $4,000 of duplicate checks we
will give gratis 5O-piece Dinner Set, con-
sisting of nice plain white, with gold trac-
ings, semi-porcelain table ware.
When you consider that prices the lowest
for all classes of goods this offer is big inducement
to give your entire trade. We to do ST. o,-
900 worth Of business this year, and giving away
half of our profits to do it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10

Concluded Oh Third Page.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
DESERVED PROMOTIONS.

Dillon Graham to Be Made Agent and
G.E. Huriel Cashier Express Office.
The resignation OF II. T. WEIGH for
the past year agent OF the Southern
Express Company, has caused some
deserved promotions TO be made in that
office, effective March /, when Mr.,
welch will retire 60 assume his new
duties with the Mexican Lumber Com
pany. Sarasota, in which lac has pur-
chased an interest
Dillon Graham, for the past eighteen
months the efficient cashier has been
promoted to be agent, while Freight
Clerk George e. Hertel, another faith
ful employe, viii act az cashier The
appointment OF freight clerk has not
been announced
Both Messre, Graham and Hertel
have been earnest aud faithful workers,
aud their promotion comes purely from
standpoint OF merit. They are re.
celving congratulations from their
friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
LIS US A asusrER."
Hon. Henry S. Chubb Received Letter
Five Feet Eight Inches Long.

Hon. Henry S. Chubb Received Letter
Five Feet Eight inches Long.
II tell you, I am getting to be pop
ular proposition" good naturally re-
marked Hon. Henry s. Chubb, re-
ceiver Of the United States land Office,
Saturday, when he unrolled letter
measuring five feet, eight inches,
closely written.
This letter was received by Col
Chubb, as chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee, and in
whom aspirants for Office manifest a
great deal of confidence, from cer-
tain candidate for postmastership in
small town in West Florida. II APP
pears that there had been some oppo-
sltion 20 the recommendation or APP
pointment OF this candidate, and the
letter was filed with reasons why the
opposition existed. as well az long
list OF the qualifications and history Of
the applicant, stating why he should
be "the favored one" Asa matter Of
course Col Chubb would not give the
author OF tile letter, neither would he
make its contents public, but inti-
mated that this was the sense Of the
epistle.
COL Chubb proposes to take a half
dnv off NJ some future time and ab
sorb every sentence OF this interesting
and appealing document, and will
weigh the contents with that consid-
Grafton which will mean justice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
Ihe ooloneIls WnterIoo.

Col John NJ, Fuller Of Honey Grove,
Texas, nearly met his Waterloo from
liver and kidney trouble. In a recent
letter he says I was nearly dead OF
these complaints, and although tried
my family doctor he did me no good F;
SO / got a soc bottle Of your great Elec-
trio Bitters, which cured me. cou.
slider them the best medicine on earth
aud thank God who gave you the
knowledge Go make them Sold and
guaranteed to cure dyspepsia, bilious
ness and kidney disease by all drug
gists, nc 600 a bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

when yonr ship 90 health strikes Che
hidden rocks o. consumption. pusumo-
u.a, ete you ere Doe, 20 you 90 nol gei
Aclp from pt h,ag's Sew Discovery
Cor Consumption J.W MeEiuuon ol
rNa1eeR spring. Ala uufess 70 bed
bttn YsN iU uuh putsuaris. undtr
tbe care Of tUu doctors, but vas getting
uo better aheu 2 tfEan tu Take nf.
Kings NDu Discovery Iht irsi date
gave reiiri aad ouC hou'c cured me- D.
slre cure ilr tranthHF. r1urta ard
colds Dgauatrtf af Hif frne stores
ifieF aot tui 81 Irai tur freg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
As TO COLDS

Feed a cold-yes, but
feed it with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Feeding a cold in this
way kills it. You cannot
afford TO have a cough or
cold at this season or any
other. SCOTS Emulsion
will drive it out quickly
and keep it out. Weak
lungs are strengthened
and all wasting diseases
are checked by SCOTS
Emulsion. It's a great
flesh producer.
Wen send you sample free; 80,
SCOTT 6 BOWN L. 400 Pearl Street New fo'~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
SECOND week OF
CIRCUIT COURT
Monday Spent in Securing Jury
and Arraigning Two Prisoners
THE GRAND JURY REPORT

The GRAND VOHi
One True Bill Reiurned-eus Mashby
Arraigned for Murder and Pleaded
Not ouiIty-M. L. Sherman Guilty Of
Forgery and Was Sentenced.
Pursuant to adjournment Of Friday
OF last week, the circuit court OF the
Eighth Judicial Circuit for Alaehua
county convened at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, His Honor Jude Wills pre-
siding.
The first business TO come before the
court was the report Of Sheriff Fennell
to the effect that the yenire for jury
men for the second week Of the term
had been properly executed and from
this venire the following jurymen were
sworn for the present week: Il +.
Johnson, s. R. Chitty, j NJ. Halle, j..
+. Bunch, w L. Jackson, r. d. Ford,
w. s. Turner, W. II Turner and J 7.
Everett
In the case OF the State vs. M. l..
Sherman, charged with forgery, de-
PENDANT was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty, but afterwards pleaded guilty.
The court thereupon sentenced him to
serve four months in prison.
The next case called was that Of the
State vs.. Gus Masbby, indicted for
murder in the first degree. Prisoner
was arralgaed and pleaded not guilty.
The grand jury came into open court
and reported one true-bill
In the case Of State vs. Will Easter
lin, appeal denovo, case dismissed by
motion OF States attorney, with the
provision that defendant pay all costs.
BY direction OF the court, special
yenire was issued by the clerk to COM
plete the jury also, special venire to
try the case OF the State We. Gus Mash
by, which was delivered to aud exe-
cuted by the sheriff
The court adjourned until 0 O'Clock
Tuesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
JUDGE SWAYNE
is ACQUITT TED
Of All Twelve Charges by U. S.
Senate.
PARTY LINES STRICTLY DRAwN

First impeachment Trial for Many
Years Ends in Victory for Accused.
Republican Senator's Congratulate
Judge swaye.
Washington, Feb. 27.-The Senate
took up the case Of Judge Swayne at
10 a. m and each charge was voted on
separately.
The first aaticle, for collecting $40
dag expenses at Waco, Tex, defend
ant was declared not guilty, the vote
being on party lines-49 to 80.
The second, for similar oifense in
other Texas points, the vote stood 81
to 80 for acquittal The third article,
a similar charge, resulted the same.
Article four, charging unlawful use
Of private car Of Jacksonville, Tampa
& Key West Railway, then ia receiy'
er's hands, the vote for aequittal was
so to 10. Article FIVE, similar charge,
was carried by the same vote, Demo-
Gratis who had before voted guilty
changing their vote.
Articles six and seven charging nom
residence, resulted in vote Of not
guilty.
Articles eight, nine, ten, and eleven,
relating to unlawful imposition of fines
for contempt Of court, were all decided
by vote of not guilty.
Article twelve. similar charge in
the case Of w. G. O'Neil, resulted in a
vote of not guilty, and resolution was
forthwith adopted aequitting Judge
Swayne.
lie took the decision calmly and was
warmly congratulated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
Incredible Brutality.

It would have been incredible bru-
tally IL Charles f. Lemberger of syria
cuse, N. Y, had not done the best he
could for his suffering son. MY boy"
he says, "cut fearful cash over his
eye, so l applied Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, which quickly healed IL and
saved his eye" Good for burns and
ulcers too. Only 25c at all drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
THE UNION SERVICE.
Services at Tabernacle Sunday Even
ing Largely Attended,

Services at Tabernacle Sunday Even
ing Largely Attended,
Owing to the absence OF Dr. Clarence
b. Strouse who had consented To-
preaah, from the city Sunday, the ser
vice was conducted by the pastors OF
the Presbyterian, Methodist and Bap.
tist churches the pastors OF the re.
spectjve churches afiliaiing in The
service.
The meeting was presided over by
Rev Thos T. Hay OF the Presbyterian
Church, who incidentally delivered a
lne talk OF about fifteen minutes. lie
was followed by Rev T. J. Nixon OF
she Methodist church. who spoke with
great earnestness, aud ia whom the
large congregation was deeply inter.
csied The bcnediction was pro.
nounced Ia an Impressive manner by
Rev. S. b, Rogers Of che Baptist
church.
The service was preceded by an exc
cellpnt song service % half-hours
duration. and during che evening Mrs
Muniori rendered several deEgattul
sacred solos
Altogether thc evening WAS a most
interesting enc. and those who atteud-
ed ieli glad they were present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02

Atnee bottlcot pr Thachcrs LSyf aul
Blood Syrup viu De sent 70 aay resder oi
This paper who win unte ,s the rhae'ser
aiediclnc Co. chn,ianora, tcan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-02
The SEMINARY NORMAL.
Many Inquiries Being Received Daily.
Prospects Of a Fine Term,

Many Inquiries Being Received Daily.
Prospects Of a Fine Term,
superintendent Jere NJ. Pound Of
East Florida Seminary feels greatly
encouraged over The prospects Of the
Seminary Normal which viii begin 10
this city on March l3, aud continue for
term OF ten weeks. Prof. Pound
states that he is receiving letters every
day lnquiring into partie0lau etc,
and these letters are being answered
regularly aud systematically
For the Information Of those who de-
sire 60 take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity, the following information is
giyenl
The teachers normal class viii be
opened on the morning 90 March l3,
and will continue for cen wceks This
class will be opened in addition 20 the
regular college courses. but those
teachers who desire may take the col.
logiato COURSES while attending the
normal without extra charge No
drining and mo- cadet regulations viii
be required aud regulation uniforms
will not De necessary
Superintendent Pound states that
board msy be sesurcd Boa barracks Tor
$40 per month but thosc prgtetrine Co
take their meals elsewhere may Clad
accommodation from Sl2 10 tlb psr
month.
The entrance Gee viii De- so cseh
student Coz tte term often weeks
Afree botleo,pr rbacher's Lbefaal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-31

r"ches f"elz1 eI e"rmis'o e~m'1n' pc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-31
Una bestia inmunda.

Ell catorce del pre6ente mes, un
joven y una sehorita do esta Cludad,
tomaron el tren International, y 90
dlrigleron q Pearsall, en- donde pan
saban unirse en- matrimonial. La fa
muta de la sefiorita, alarmadn por la
fuga ocuri6 In antoridad respectiva
de aqui, quien por TELEGRAPH orden6
"a prehensi6n de los fugitivos Fue-
ron estos capturados y puestos on Ia
cdrcel. Ell Official encargado de Ia
custodia atormentado por La satiria-
sis, por Ia noche, entr6 en- In zelda
de la reclusa y tras brega encarni-
zada, despues de ponerle Ia pistoln
en- el pecho amenazando matarIa 81
no cedfa, derribo 10 sehorita In
viol6 peros su lujuria simiesca no
qued0 satisfecha, pucs volvi6 otra
yez In zelda, esa noche Ia al
gliiente.
Fueron traldos los pr6fugos San
Antonio por el demoIiio libidinoso,y
al arribar, In seilorita acus0 nluel
ante el Official Il quinn fueron entire
| SiuOo, pSlO u ClltSc sum - SOiI u
ma sonrlsa concitada odiosa, di--
cicndo: mo hay NADIA d ESQ, no
| 10 crea."
! Ell hecho ha arrancado una protesta
de indignation, va Sc han toma-
do medidas para que la bestia inmun
la reciba el condigno castigo. Lo
que da III crimen un cardctcr mas
horrible es Ia circunstancia dc ha-
ber sido perpetrado por el encargado
mismo de velar por Ia seguridad
de Ia seFiorita-
Pearsall cs IN nido de pajaros de
cuentn. en- dondc IL justicia esta en-
cl mismo caso que IL Iglcsin en ma
nos de Lutero, y es probable que er
los tribunales de esa madrig1iern de
lobos, 81 ssrandc bellaco sea declara
do mo. cuipable'' Mas 81 tn co
sa ocurricse,. habrii que ir Il ims
autoridade8 suprcmas del E,staiio q
demanda dc dcsagravi0, 4 las de
IA Union. aun al Dcpartamento d.
tIStado, yn que LII sefori:n es ciuda
dana meNicana.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-31

prensa del Jap6n cast undnimemen--
te condeln el tratadO. En- los
cfrol1los oficIales de San Petersbur--
go 80 cree "que el resultado obteni--
do en- Portsmouth, mata Russia en-
el Leland Oriente". La prensa eu-
ropea. especialmente la franceea y
alemana elogian Ia obra dc Roose--
yelt, conBiderandolo como la figura
diplomdtica mas gigantesca de la
actualidad LOS franceses 10 liza
man vencedor. benefactor de La humn
nidad, al heroe dc In hora quien
el mundo esta agradecIdo
Ciertamente la ngura del Presider
te Roosevelt se ha magnificado dc
modo ins6lito. El fue al inicIa--
dor dc las conferencias do 'paz,
cuando en- ell trascurso de elias sur.
gio el "momento psychological" te-:
mIendo todOs que fracasaran las negc
ciaciones, aparaci6 Roosevelt coniu-.
rando los peligros, hasta hacer GIf
arreglf van los delegado6 un tratadc
satisfactorio. Esto explica las fell
cltaciones que tanto el Baron Komu.
ra como NJ. Witte cnviaron al Presi-.
dente q Oyster Bay. FL mensaJe df
felicitacion de NJ. Witte, el de!egadc
ru&o, decfa: ia historic atribuira {
I'd. In gloria, aSreg6 Ia expression
del cordial aprecio de Russia por "lr
senhrosa iniciativa del Presidente".
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-31
A SANCRE Y FuEGO.
La situacion en- Coahuila.

los r-unloras 40 ln penuncin de su cam
didatura, son falsos. AL comenzar
Ia campafa. el partido independents
te todo 10 previo, todo fue concien-
zudamente meditado. No hubo con
secuencin que no SO pesara do ante
ma1o. Asi las cosas, es dificil que
ahora retrocediera el partido ante
las nmenazas dc la dictadura Sc
lla avanzado demasiaio lejos para
cejur ante I'm peligro que sc aveci-
ma.
El General Bernardo Reyes que ma
ncia nj Gobernador Cdrdenas como 81
este fuera un fantoche, 10 ha insu-
flado al temperamento linfdtiCo de
Cardenas cl cspiritu dc matdnZa, y
Sc proponen hacer una caruiceria de
ciudadanos. FL General Bcrnar-
do Reyes I'm coTiprado en- San Anto-
MO gran cantidad de armas mum
clones que Sc han introducido dc
contrabando Coahuila, diciendo
que las cajas on que iban las armas
las municiones, eran "medicinas pa
IA Ia oposici6u"
Posittvamento Ca Mexico el drbol
de In libertad ann no arrniga. Pa
r2 que SO desarroile, para que lie
que 4 estnr frondoso y para que flo
| reZca y para que dc sabroSos frutos
rs necesario que sus rafccS SO pro-
fundicen en- lagos subterraneos do
sanSre. Por fortuna IN familia dc
los heroes de los martircs ailn
no dcSaparece dc u,Iucii.i TERRA gu.
dio 4 los s!glos al M;irLir de IZanca.
| mac y nj Mdrtir de chihuahua.
81 el General Bernardo REYES V 8
! Gobernador Cardenas, cn ofrcnda II
Moderno Huit2ilopochtii van i. N.
sar a cnchilio II los ciudadanos Il,
Coahuita, por el crimen de ejercita
stla dercchos, es necesario u,,e 90 4
pres'lren a consumer In sii,i,.ssiis sin, ~. =
iilotfifn iiofifn i3e las charcas de sanere d
las yfetimas inoeentes, como do Ii
diani Fs del dragon dc il lcyenaa 9
lovantaran los hombres armados on
romperan las cadenns que atan
pueblo In roca de Ia t;runfa
| Apras,lraos