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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Call for Warrants.

The following warrants will be paid
by me on presentation:
Current Expense Fund, up to and
including No. 262, of the series 1904,
Jan 10, 1905
Road and Bridge Fund, up to and in
Guiding No. 40 of the series 1904, Jan.
II, 1905.
Interest ceases at the expiration of
ten days from date.
Fl. r. SHEPHERD,
County Treasurer.
Paris, Idaho, Jan. 81, 1905.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
SUCCEEDS WOOLLEY.
sJoseph Pinkham of Boise Named
by the President for Assayer.

Last Monday the president sent
to the senate for confirmation the
name Of Joseph Pinkham as assayer
of the boise assay Office. Mr.. Pink
ham has been a resident of Idaho for
40 years, during which time he has
held lumber of appolntiye offices,
He Was III. s. Marshall forxthe terri
sisry Of Idaho from 1870 TO. 1879
SSSIu 800 be was again appointed 20
the same position and held it for
four years more. He also served a
term as territorial secretary. He
has always taken an active part in
politics and there have. been but few
republican territorial or state con
ioiss held in Idaho during the
past 40 yeafssthat Joe Pinkham has
not attended. He is ~ years of
age.
The senate confirmed his nomi-
nation Tuesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Church of Blessed Sacrament.

Mass every other Sunday at 10 a. m.
Catechism every Sunday at 2 p. m.
Rosary and benediction at 1880 p. m.
Mass on week day mornings ATS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
ATTORNEY GENERAL IS
NEW ASSISTANT
WORKING UP CRIMINAL CASES
FOR THE COUNTY ATTORNEY
TO PROSECUTE.

Harry T. Lake, formerly captain Of
police on Hawaii, has taken a position
with the attorney generals department
and is engaged with Deputy Attorney
General Peters in preparing criminal
cases for the coming term of the first
circuit court. County Attorney Douthitt
is to prosecute, but the evidence is
being prepared by Peters and Lake in
a large number of cases which have
been in the attorney generals depart
ment for' some time. Some of them
are old cases. with which the Terri
torial Department is familiar.
"While County Attorney Douthitt
has taken up the work of prosecuting
said Peters, 'it is the duty of this de-
partment to give him all the assist
ance possible, especially while he is so
busy and lacks an assistant. Mr.. Lake
and myself are therefore going into
these numerous cases and preparing
abstracts of the evidence"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
THE BILLBOARD
TO Be MOVED
c. r. FRAZIER HAS FOUND AN
LOCALITIES IF NECESSARY.

Charles r. Frazier has decided to
take down the bill board at the corner
of King and Kapiolani street. He thus
states his position in the matter:
L have decided, owing to a recently
developed Government claim to the lot
at the corner of King and Kapiolani
streets, to remove the bill board erect
ed thereon by me. In taking this step
L am actuated by a desire to save the
lessor from possible embarrassment
which might be engendered by the con-
tinuance of the boarding in its present
position. Also have succeeded in OBJ
tanning a more desirable location for
the same board elsewhere.
Acting Governor Atkinson has as
sured me that personally he has no
feeling against bill boards generally,
and that his action in this case has
been dictated solely by the proximity
of this particular boarding to a public
park. He stated to me that he recog-
nizes the utility of the bill board and
that as the Territory develops and pro-
crosses commercially, the ubiquitous
but necessary mural banners of trade
must also perforce increase"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
SAILORS ON
HORSEBACK

If there is a saddle horse for hire n
Honolulu this afternoon which has not
a sore back it must be due to the fact
that some of the sailors going home by
the transports Solace and Lawton fail
ed to corral the fortunate beast Ho-
nolulu's streets today were alive with
Jackies on the hurricane decks of more
or less fiery, untamed steeds. They
galloped up and down the thorough
fares at a bree knock speed which
threatened to overwhelm but never did.
Comparatively few were good riders,
but the traditional Sweet little cherub
who sits up aloft" took care of the life
of Jack, according to his detail.
The sailors were all in good humor
and save for a natural ebullition Of
animal spirits were on their best be-
havior.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
MAUI SUPERVISORS
APPROVE BILLS
DISCOUNT MAUPS SHARE OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF WAILUKU.

WAILUKU. August 2.-The Board
of Supervisors for the County of Maui
convened yesterday morning at II a.
m. to comply with the law requiring
supervisors to meet on the first Tues
day Of each month. In the afternoon
all the bills against the County were
examined by the Board and passed
upon, the most of them being acted up
on favorably. The first Treasury war
rant for Maui's pro rata was received
on last Saturday by Treasurer Bald
win, amounting to S4,690.00. This war
rant was discounted at the First Ma
tional Bank of Waikiki for l per cent
of the face value. 1t is estimated that
Maui County will be able to run along
on a cash basis until the end of the
present year, at which time there will
be big balance on hand, after the
pro rata of the November taxes come
in. 1t will then be up to the Board
of Supervisors of Maui County to make
good appropriations for Improvements,
etc.
The question of reinstating Lieute-
nant of Police William Keanu is be-
ing taken up again by the Board of
Supervisors. The Republican Dis
trict Committee have strongly urged
that Mr.. Keanu be retained, but at
the last meeting Keanu was discharg-
ed the vote being three to two. 1t is
stated that the board is willing to re-
consider Keanu for the position on the
police force, and it is likely that he
will be asked to accept the old place.
After the bills are passed upon favor
ably by the Board, the clerk will make
his memoranda and forward them to
the auditor, who in turn will issue
drafts on the treasurer of the county
in payment of the bill. 1t is likely
that arrangements may be made with
the bank to cash these county war
rants, and at the end of every two OF
three days present them to the treas
urer, who viii give his check on the
bank in lieu thereof.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03

pence; last previous quotation, July
81, 10 shillings 41a pence.
A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
United States Judge Dole this morn
ing adjudged E. M. Voellner bank
rupt.
The steamer Mauna Loa will sail aU
noon tomorrow for Maui and Hawaii
ports
The S. S. Coptic sailed from san
Francisco yesterday for Honolulu and
the Orient.
A special meeting of the stockhod-
ers of Waimanalo Sugar Co. will be
held August 8.
The steamer Helene arrived this
J morning from Hawaii ports with su-
gar and cattle.
| The first round of the Manoa Clubs
! hole tournament is now being played.
! 1t will be finished by Monday next.
There will be a rehearsal at the EIks'
Club at 1880 this evening, of the prime
cipals and chorus for the Opera sere-
made.
The Leonard Cleauable Refrigerator
( is unrivalled for sterling qualities and
absolute cleanliness. H. Haclfeld &
Company.
The $. S. Mongolia may arrive here
Monday afternoon from the Orient ana
sail the following forenoon for San
Francisco
The steamer Maui will leave on her
regular run to Maui ports tomorrow
afternoon. She will make a special
trip to Hilo
There will be meeting of the YES
try of st, Clements church at o'clock
this evening at the Parish house. All
members are requested to attend.
| The Fire Department gave an exhi-
| bition tower drill al 1 O'clock this af-
ternoon for the Supervisors near the
fire station Fort and Beretania streets.
Mrs. e. A. Douthitt, wife of the
/ County Attorney. was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday afternoon and DR.. Her.
bert who was called in Immediately
diagnosed the case at once as one of
appendicitis. 1t is possible that an OPP
Grafton may be avoided Fortunately
Mrs. Douthitt's mother is at present
here on a visit from California.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
KAHULUI TO
Be OPENED UP
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL PLAN
TATION TO SELL LOTS FOR
HOMES AT THE MAUI SEAPORT.

WAILUKU, August at is current
ly rumortd that Kahulul will shortly
be opened up for settlers, and that lots
will be surveyed and sold 10 business
men as well as for residence lots.
There is no doubt but that the Kahului
Railroad co. employees are anxious to
see the seaport town opened up, and it
is believed if this is done Kahu-
lui will grow much larger than it is at
present. All the land at Kahului is az
present awned by the II. c. & $. Co.
and most of the Chinese and japanese
living at Kahului have leases which
will expire in the course of one or two
years. Land is being cleared near the
Kahului school house, and it is COM
monty reported that hotel will be
built on the site.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03

By special request from the officers
and ladies on the transports Solace
and Lawton, the Royal Hawaiian hotel
will give a hop tonight to which all
guests of the other hotels as well as
the town folk at large are cordially
invited to attend. Tomorrow night,
Friday, a farewell dance will be given
to Brigadier General Lebo and the
officers and ladies on the Solace. AS
tribute to the many Army and Navy
people on board the transports Captain
Berger has kindly consented to let the
Royal Hawaiian band play during the
intermissions of the dances on Friday
night. Special dinners will be serv-
ed at the old "Army and Navy hotep'
on both evenings. ID
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
JUSTICE WILDER
ISSUES A WRIT
SUPERVISOR KANEALITS CASE
NOT TO BE HEARD UNTIL NEXT
OCTOBER.

Acting Chief Justice Wilder yester-
day issued a writ of prohibition, direct
ed to Judge Hardy of Kauai, ordering
him to take no further action in the
matter of the election contest of Sup
ervisor Kanealii, and postponing the
matter until October. Kanealii's seat
as a member of the Kauai board of
supervisors was being contested by
quo warranto proceedings. The writ
of prohibition was secured by Judge
Edings, his counsel, on the ground that
county contests can only be made in
the way provided in the county act,
which is in the Supreme court. The
matter of the writ will be taken up
in the Supreme Court when it meets
in October.
The case had been set for tomorrow
in the Kauai court, and Chief Clerk
auckland of the Secretary's Office was
preparing to go as a witness. Acting
Governor Atkinson. was notified by
wireless that Judge Hardy had re-
ceived the Supreme Court writ and
postponed the matter to October 2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
TENNIS ON MAUI.

WAILUKU, August 2.-Tennis seems
to be the rage on Maui at the present
time. With the lack of interest in
baseball circles, many people have
erected tennis courts, and there are
many of both sexes INDUCING in this
pastime. There is very much inter-
est taken in the coming tennis tourna-
ment at Puunene on August 18th, and
some lively games are expected among
those competing for the pennant.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
Flower Holders
Glass and Pottery

narrow
in Hawa mel all year
surprised to
abOness
i
o aqa5G5aaSszEgzc2>g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
TROUBLE LOADING HAY.

When the Lawton was at Manila she
had to load quantity of hay aboard
to take to Guam. Admiral Reiter or
dered the hay loaded. 1t was thought
that the vessel was too light to
carry that load on deck and her decks
were not strong enough to bear the
load. The hay was however, sent to
the vessel at night and the men on
the Lawton kicked about loading at
that time. Quarters were sounded and
as some of the men were surly, they
were put into irons while several
watches turned to and loaded the had.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03

BETS August 2, 9 shillings,
pence; last previous quotation, July
81, 10 shillings AZ pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-03
W. W. DimOnd & Co., LTD

53-55-57 King Street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
MAY RELIEVE KusopArklN.
War Minister SakharoH May Take
Charge Of Eastern Army.

ST. Petersburg, Feb, 11--Many m.
mors are current of ministerial and
military changes, including a report
that War Minister Sakharof may be
sent TO relieve General Kuropatkln and
also one to the effect that NJ, Bout
gan. minister OF the Interior is not IN
sympathy with the situation and may
retire In favor OF General TrepOn
governor general OF Sc Petersburg,
The successor OF 81, Murayieu, for
merly minister OF Justice. appointed
ambassador az Rome, has not yet been
appointed Almost anything Is likely
to happen, but nothing definite has yet
been obtained
NJ, Annensky editor OF the Russian
Wealth who was arrested sImulta.
ncously with Maxim Gorky, The author
and reform leader was released today.
Upon his appearance before seientlf
ic society last night hc was received
with great enthusiasm
a telegram from saohotun reports
thar fatal ARRAY has occurred be.
tween Russians and Chinese at VII
lage 80 miles northwest OF sachetun
whore a party Of Russians went on q
foragjng cxpendltion The villagers
seized the Chinese interpreter with
the Russians and a aght cnaued. dur
ing which a Chiuamau was killed
The villagers Killed the Interpreter
end then nca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
LoADHoLz TO BE RELEASED.
Coroner's Jury Says Killing Was Jus
tifiable.

coroner's Jury Says Killing Was Jus
tifiabe.
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 17-Owcn
I.oadholz will be released from the
county jail, an order to that effect hav'
ing been signed by Coroner Willard
who conducted an inquest over the
body Of May Brown
The young woman was killed and
her mother seriously wounded by
Loadholz in a shooting ARRAY Monday
afternoon. Loadholz had been brought
into court upon criminal charge by
Miss Brown. She was accOmpanis :
by her mother, and when the iudg.
announced q continuance OF the case
the mother and daughter drew pistol
and fred at Loadholz, Neither o.
the shots struck him. lie returned
the fire, emptying five chambers Of his
revolver, killing the young woman and
probably fatally woundiug her mother
The coroners jury returned q verdict
of justidable killing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
PAWN sRoKes aAN 4 FENCE
PLEADS Guilty 10 Receiving stolsr
eeode-oHersd DO gr-bel-

PLEADS Guilty 70 Receiving stolen
eoods-oHersd Bir Brbes.
New York Feb 7-EIEsrd War
Jam. one OF lhe ueaih.. paws lrok
tr So the c.fy taa pleaded elHy 'o a0
Indictment cbara.te Dim tts 6eiuE o
receiver 81 stolen e91.
Ile vas rmauf.d ta prison to heau
rtace Amdar.a aFe al t1 4
10 posses oa of th. state au4
Showing taat some paa Dad oHrrrt
30 pay tga cts detective 3llNa1 each
ana another maa $4,000 80 taeg Hoa't
aFra1se evidence uaca aoah haW
shlne fhc case t1rEr. a1 .uau.
person on suoraa nHf haNaf
beu eltcied iH tbs .atrrE rooms
O. VA proposed u p.ac q Ha..H
of stolen sH r1mc 9l Nh.ra terr.
90 csc ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
RECEIVERS FOR BIG COMPANY
Action Taken at Instance Of the stock
holders.

Action Taken at Instance Of the stock
holders.
Houston. Tex. Feb les. T. Car
ter and W. n. Norris have been ap
pointed receivers for the J l. Camp
beH Lumber company and it's Deepen
dent corporations the Tyler County
Land and Lumber company aud The
Warren and Con .caua Pacific Rail
road company. the three having O com
hiaod capitalization 81 100000
The action was taken at the 'n-
stance OF l. j. Campbell and S "
Campuel th, principal stakeholder
Liabilities are generally estimated 7t
$500 600, while thn assets ars r.ac.
as 100000 by the aunaros
Inability 10 meet outt5ndIHz oa'c7
iIous given as tae cause Cos .le q.
celtersblp Tho First Usuons. 0ars
% Houston holds paper Of The cgaa.u
30 the amount of $1,000 and Be- ,al
heaviest OF tHe editors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
lNvEsTloATE pITTsauao aATgs
Judge Judtoo clsmsnts Represents In.
teratata Commerce Commission.

Judge Judt5n Clements Represents IN.
terstato commetss Commission,
plttahurs. Fob - Judge Iudson q,
Clomauta OF Georgia on behalf OF the
mJrrtate commerce committee began
aa inquiry here today Into tho alleged
practice Of charging excessive rates
ou industrial on terminal railroads IN
me putabure dIutct Ou tonnage ~.
celysd or shipped Tor transportation
over various trunk Tines
The opinions uu this important
question, Involving lbe fraaonahIeneaa
OF The terminal of rebate charges on
tho gatlou spurs and terminal roads
owned by ufse manufacturers ~ the
pluaburr district. aud Is especially
important to rttsbwg lub8mneh as
the unngU of ihIH district b the
greatest iu tbo world gnd lbg practice
oi ma.apsnlug appa and Industrial
terminals t1 reduce thc freight rate.
% more widespread than 90 auy other
CHS or district
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
aoBseO AN AoeD WOMAN.
Two Men Arrested and Placed In JAN
on Serious Charge

Two Men Arrested and PLACED in jail
on Serious Charge
CLARKE yIlie Ga Fob. i3 lt %
charged that tao meu. named Cannon
and Caudel robbed az ola aoman.
named Gos abo lives 90 tbe upper
part OF rblf county ~ $500
Ser sub came Pea town ana tabrt
olf q earrtBt fH Caason and CahGeH
and tbc sheriff captured CaadeI and
aol about f5W oa' OF ha tousr Can
non could H9. 0a fa1ai Canasii o.
here Do lal
M G6 "a t.y g.d .8dT 75 o.
SD years OFF aa. ni apparently fer
poor be.r i31H i'es h8bhug
scar of before tla death boz
foa 10 moas5 l1 Dag SOME H'flf 5a1u
Dr. owed $50 oae stm ia n8.et
uut the oI e1maa ba4 any mg1ef
and a3 oa. hs aa Isfa hoa Caabaa
and Caafr. umI oaJ sba hsd tha
money
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18

Nsa Yprh feb 7 John % R9cs
efsU bead 81 the standard %
company $50 DO now iH Laseeood
H d has Utet .hiaHel of fhe 49,
uar late a fle HaH ~ epresea
iaI've regaesUur lhe SECRETARY 81
caamesre aHf ,ssaf Or lhtsEt.gsta thf
efade al esd pffD.enm stGsilon aih
speca. fffrrethe 60 recent .op
msra H Gao Hfasas ae N H1e
afe'ef received fh arts slfH caaa.G
efabT 1tar hH declined l9 matf
aay oommeat Officials ~ co., osmba
~ n rhlt cifY alt9 aefe sfineases
90 fIeess fae maffer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
GRAND duke SERIOUS
KILLED BY BOMB
The Worst Hated Man in all
Russia.
AssAsslNATED IN THE STREET.

His Body Blown to Pieces and His
Horses Killed and Carriage Blown
to Splinters-Great Excitement in the
CapitaI-Czarina Much Agitated.
St. Petersburg, Feb 1.-THE Grand
Duke sergius, while driving through
the streets at about p. m, was killed
by bomb thrown by an unknown as
sassin.
His carriage was blown to pieces and
the horses attached to the vehicle we're
instantly killed. There is much ex-
element and the troops were called
out.
The Empress implored the Gar not
to appear on the streets as there was
danger of his life.
The grand duke was the uncle Of the
Gar and has been looked upon as the
worst enemy of the common people,
opposing every measure for their bet
terment.
The noise of the explosion was heard
for many blocks around the scene and
people hurried to the spot only to be
driven back by the police
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18

ance Of his true condition, Il has been
generally known that his vigorous con
stitution could not much longer with.
stand the rayages OF wasting dis
ease.
For more than year he had been
unable to properly assimilate food.
and this. together With his extreme
age, made more difficult his fight
against death Al no time has he
ever confessed his belief that the end
was near and his rugged constitution
and remarkable vitality have been re-.
sponsible FOR prUlonglng his life sever
al months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
KILLED BY GASOLINE EXPLOSION
TWO Lives Lost and Many injured on
Submarine Boat

TWO Lives Lost and Many injured on
Submarine Boat.
Queenstown. Feb l7--An explosion
OF gasoline occurred on board the new
submarine boat ALB today while me
officers and crew ~ men were en.
gagged in charging Che tanks. The
crew were hurled into an directions
Nine OF them were picked up by boats
and taken to the hospital Two are
missing
A number OF The crew OF the British
gunnbost Hazard volunteered to 20 Co
the rescue OF The submarine boatt
crew but hardly had they got ON obard
the submarine when a second oXplo
sion took place and an the rescnerf
were more or le injured
Lieutenant skinner an officer Of
the submarine boat subsequently died
OF hi injuries
The bodies OF fhe two missing men
were found ON board che "A-s Tht
total number Of men injured was ls
some Of them were draa4f1lly muul
ntcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
pLANs on sournEaN rRlp.
President Roosevelt VIII Attend no
union % tiis Rough Rlaefa.

President Roosevelt viii Attend no
union o. t,is Rough Hlaefs,
Wahll ton feb l1 rbe plans
Cor lbe psIdaals tup 10 rrahs tt
attend tHe frun.oH of lba Rough tli
en SOS b..ng perfected contemplate
ibat hn viH .sase WaaIH ln Cog SAN
Antonio It about Hafc a5 STOP
p.n HroHs q townsville uaIl8 Au
aiu aas Do Wa.h
$50 daHn.lf arn b1 been nrch
ga SEQ a to a1 r8ed blauua
lfp h C4pso ava a5 1maa an
rogaemftE of the nugaIan So Ter
es wv. ba gFB ont anl.I shortly be-
fore tha dat 10 departure faa cr
clme'ane HEt aHa Co., f.s G
m h.s aa enc
Gat ~ aaa faI.ap 1913 Har
E1 othr farn 0H .a.te8
tam aH t9 as HaaH1a fau
bfet t fs afe
ba.ss maH Ie baH bua sf.m
tHa Hh0a
Th oa asu t2au f5 mas
faf ha iQf ae Nothing 30 tt r
ua.0H a saa tH'aH9 "a Mafeaat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
GENERAL LEW WALLACE DEAD,
Famous Author and Soldier Dies az
His Indiana Home,

Crawfordyllle. Ind Feb 17.-Sur
rounded by his family. General Lew
Wallace, author of ben HI." one
time minister to Turkey and veteran
Of the Mexican and civil wars, died
at his home in this city Wednesday
night, aged rs years.
The health Of General Wallace has
been waning for several years, and
for months, despite the EFFORTS of the
family TO keep the public in ignor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18

Fia.HHel Nieb Feb i7 George
Carr sou.e efs.fhg retired banker.
tIef H9aen.G inu congestion of zoe
bfa'a DF0ghr oa by receiving news
~ ttr deaih 0i hI ah eIh aoulo
aho wa ely attorney ~ SPOKANE
Tee body ~ fbe son 900 De- forwarded
i1 Nicf.saH and q double funeral Wr
bt aeld here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
OIL REFINERY ron KANSAS.
Law VIII Prevent Any Trust Under
Selling the state

Selling the state,
Topeka Kan. Feb ~ Governor
Hoch viii &c is believed, sign the bin
providing for the erection by the state
OF oil refinery passed by the house
yesterday but he declines TO fay any
thing of bis intcnsioua The COVER
nor and his friends hoped, Il "a said. "a
defeat the measure, bnt the fact that
the house passed Il by such an oyer
wholmlng majority viii Il Is believed
deter him from vctoiue a.
The blIl ns passed by the house yes
terday. Affects not only the on trust
sOcalIod. but other combinations The
freight bills makes the railroads com
mon carriers and in th way tho OF
trusts a wcll al other truiH. ace lo
boz fought The antId.acrIminatl0u
bilL which has bopu see for con .defB
ton tomorrow e. said to have enough
friend TO ensure lis pa age ThIs
measure was drawn up ul,h thc inten
non ol preventing any trust from so
terihg Kansas sod undertaking the
State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18

Washington Feb Ia The state 10.
partmont today received a cablegrom
from Minister Howen, dated at Caracas
stating that The supreme court had
confirmed ila former decree soques'
tratiug the property Ia Venezuela OF
the American Asphalt company The
action OF the court brings the asphalt
dispute to The critical point for Is
now incumbent upon tho government
here 90 make che next move