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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
SiO0, 900 FOR
PORTLAND FAIR
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.
staff Correspondsnes BY Dan Dean
and viii Window.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan 2o-The
senate was notified this morning
that Gov. Mead has approved the
repeal uf the libel law
Clapp. Of jefferson. introduced a
bill donating to Seattle the shore
lands and waters Of Green lake for
park and boulevard purposes Kin
near. OF King introduced a bill 20
prevent incompetent plumbers from
doing business and creating a state
board Of examiners. and bin 90
fin the compensation Of the regi-
mental commander OF the National
Guard at 1900 yearly.
Rands bin appropriatinR 500. 600
for the Portland exposition came
I'D. Boone wants II reduced 10
t75. 600. Sumner. Of Suohomish. re-
ferrod 70 the Washington exhibit
at ST. Louis. where $4,000 was ap-
propriated. and over SO was
left after all bills had been paid
lie pleads for 100000 at Portland
and wants f5.o00 for appropriate
quarters for social functlons 1000
for game and fish. g. GOO for dairy
and livestock
Christian. Of Pierce. pleads for
economy. stating that the revenue
Of the state does not Justify the
larger appropriation. lie said all
the money given TO st Louis and
Buffalo was thrown away. 1t Is
all right 20 help Oregan. but char
I ity begins NJ home he added.
The senate voted In favor 81 the
larger amount. 30 10 II. The bin
passed the senate. Boone. Palmer.
Ruth and Sharp voting no.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS
Bradley. OF skagit. introduced a
/ bill aimed At the festive beer check
Rudene. Of skagit. a bin prohibiting
trade checks, carrying with II fine
Of from $50 to 500 and impriBon-
ment of from ten DAYS TO three
months. This covers trading
stamps.
Dawes. Of King. introduced a bill
calling for a state board OF arehl-
tscts. that all architects must be
4 licensed. Johnson Of Yakima. a
bill creating the office OF chaplain
Of the penitentiary with a salary OF
81 200 a year. Villas. OF King. a bin
relating 10 spcndthrifta and drunk
ards by which relatives may file
complaint against them I'm the SUI
[ peroir court If a guardian shall be
appointed all contracts. gifts sales
or transfers made by the accused
after filing Of complaint shall be
declared void.
Twichell, Of King county, intro
duced a bill providing for three Jus
/ tees OF the peace and ~ constablea
in cities Of the first class.
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AT THE THEATERS
"TrrE DICTATOR %

Willie Collier. alu Willie Col.
Tier To the play guiuE pubic despite
tho dlFuifIed William praf1rinR
hia namo on the bIllbourda by In
HiHteugr of the fruhmun manage
ment has brought mighty good
ahow 10 town What Richard Hard
ruF Davis didn't de- 10 make THE
Dictator clever aud bright and
Irhoek fun Of things 10 laugh ut
Willie Collier does do Ia tho leading
Irulu of the keen, clean satire on the
ironically revolutionary conditions
pr the South American countries
Cnluer'a lnimltubie tricks OF drul=
lory and hlH comic bearing 30 long
identified with the personality of
The Man From Mexico were all
in hiH acting last night at the
|ilraud. vet he made tho role OF
''1ho Dictator one Of distinct indi-
|ylduality
Collier rs an actor thst house
Instantly warns 10 Al the fall ot
4 he first curtain last niFht he won
Applause aud plenty Of a.. but with
the second curtain. which leaves
BIN trlumphantly mouuted ON n
table. surrounded by the cheering
revolutionary army he has iuHi
bought from their hostile command
or at a raise Of cents per day per
soldier then IL was that the house
went Wild and again and again had
Collier out. until he had entered
from every opening In the wings
One OF the best pieces Of team
work that has ever appeared on Sc
attic boards was that OF Collier aud
Charles Jackson. who takes the role
% Simpson. the valet Jackson has
not moro than a dozen lines ia the
whole plece and these are monynyl-
Liable but his constant presence on
the stage gives him an opportunity
that he makes the most Of A. the
devoted satellite Of The Dictator
Jackson comes pretty near being
perfect. and what he lacks would
be- hard to point out
John barrymore does credit 20 the
hiHtriuniC fame Of bis name In the
role Of the wireless operator The
role la rolileking one and. IN man
uer as we'll as IN lines. barrymore
tANfH tho iNNHNII'l IT'S NNf tN NNl't
action and ready wit when dollars
and a cougenial cause 20 champion
boba up In the busy round Of life ON
Red c line.
THE Dictator" o. simply a man
play and the three women Who APP
pear In Il have little chance 20 do
more than look pretty and petuiant.
except perhaps louise Allen. Ia the
role 81 Iuhulta. the srhorita Of warm
heart and quick uiiietto Miss Allen
Is excellent In the role Her dialect
10 particularly good and her make.
up realistic To the type She neither
danced a faudnnEo nor wore a man
tilla. yet one did not have To guess
a a.euud time to know thst the
character she portrayed was that 81
a senarfta Rose Flynn az the mis-
aionary giri. aud Ida Hall. a. the
wife Of the consul. we're acceptable
Ia the supplementary roles assigned
them and the rest Of the support
40 a support. not even excepting the
''Hupefa was exceptionally good
The Dictator will hold the
boards tonight. tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrow night
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spelIsd Her Beauty

Harriet Howard. az z09 W. atth
~ New York. Al one time had her
She writes I had salt Kheum or
Eczema Tor years. but nothing
would cute a.. until used Hueklen's
AruiCa Ealvr" a quick and sure
healer Tor cute. burns and sores Csc
81 G. o. GUYS drug store.
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AIS FIRST DECREE

OLYMPIA. Jan 20.-=JudEe Frank
n Huakin. who took his seat on the
supreme court bench January II,
signed his first decree yesterday II
affirmed the judgment Of the Che
halls court awarding Mrs. Jennie
Knapp the amount Of her deceased
husbands Insurance policy ON the
order Of Peudo Insurance company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Lady Audley's Secret" which has
been playing 10 good houses At the
Alcafar thcater. closes tonight and
tomorrow afternoon The Creole
Apy will be put on The latter
play wiil be- given tomorrow niEht
also. SUNDAY afternoon. In the
shadow Of the Cross" opens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

benjamin Is Allen. an old resi-
dent Of Seattle and an empioYe 81
tho Seattle assay office. died ~
blood poisoning at his home. 202
Fourteenth avenue. early yesterday
morning he WaB 90 years Of age
al the time Of hiH death The fu-
neral will De held a. O'Clock sun
day afternoon from the Bouuey-
Watson chapel Intermeut viii be
tn Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Arc you cut of work You can
nut free situation ad. In tomor-
rows paper. Ads must be written
out IN full when left at office. Leave
ads at our downtown office. IN Rag
ley's drug store. corner Second and
pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
INV gEcRET DIspATcH /"

"THE SECRET DISPATCH
The Secret Dispatch" will appear
for the last time Saturday night AZ
the Seattle thentrr Prom that time
Until the engagement of Blanche
bates In The Darling ~ the Gods.
on February :. the theater viii be
dark and undergoing renovation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Rev T. II Marsh, d. r., VIII 'oon-
duct quarterly meetings al THO Free
Methodist church. als Pine Rtreet,
commencing tonight and continuing
over the Sabbath. These fervlees
are free for all who desired 20 par
ttsapste Ia them. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

thought that Ray was injured In
ternally. but he Is slowly recovering
from the results Of his unexpected
plunge into the soup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

TIE AMERICAN TRAMP
The American Tramp vii be-
The hii AZ the Third Avenue next
w.rek Two Little Waifs" will close
saturday night. aud the first named
piecr will open Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Ycz. We have moved our down
town office 90 NHRlry'H Drug Store.
corner Second and Pike. 80
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nAMAaEp

a leak iu the water pipes an the
second floor - the Lumber Ia
about 500 t. the stock ~ the
Lender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

NAGAsAKI. Jan. 20.-The British
steamer LothiuRion has been con-
deHnned b. the naval prize court at
lilsobos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Pacific Cream Wins Medal-St
Louis. Mo. Jan. ~. '0b. Star. Sc
attic, Wash: Oregon Grape Cream
and Pacific Cream received silver
lhiRheat) medal Louisiana par-
chase Expoaitien. Signed. w. r.
Johnson s@s
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Millinery
Clearance OF High Grade Hats

LADIES S17.75 AND $500 DRESS HATS. very hand
some winter styles, special sale tomorrow at, each
so.uo
LADIES DRESS HAT. in black with very handsome
plume regular value $500. also sale tomorrow at
kF.OU
LADIES DRESS HAT. black with large plumes worth
$1,000. sale tomorrow at .................. $3.50
LADIES DRESS HAT. worth Sll00. special tomorrow
LADIES BoNNETs. worth up to 500 each on sale at
CHILDREN's UNTRINMED HATS. special at each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
ACIDITY

or the stomach ia only ono form ~
notice which nature HsrYsy ON auf
fororH of that kind that they have
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
DELEGATES CHOSEN
Wise County Republicans Held
Mass Meeting at Wise.
mo Number Of Delegates to
Co From This County
Doubled.

A Republican mass meeting wa.
held at Wise. Va, on July 18th.
1905, for the purpose Of electipe
delegates and slternstes to the State
Convention TO be held at Roanoke
on the 9Th day Of August. 1905. and
to the Legislative Convention to be
held at COsburn on the 26th day Of
August. 1905.
The meeting was called to order
by w. ;. Rose, County Chairman
and on motion. snpt Henry Taylor
was electcn chairman, snd c. A.
Nance, secretary.
On motion OF Judge T. NJ. Alder.
son. the number Of delegates and Al.
ternates aPportioned to Wise County
was doubled, which based on NE
vote cast for Roosevelt for President
Confined on page ?.
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Attempted to Lynch q Colored
Man Implicated in Murder
Of = White Woman.
THE Troops HELD IN READINESS.
congressman Bsrrstt and Judge
N'9ne Made Addresses 70 the
Crowd and They Dlspsrsed.
me Wev's-ss Lyneh.rs Lacked (.
Issssr sns This AIsHe. " 10 Sc
h'~se. sssvsnfss slsseshss
st osssdsn. Ala.

hontgomery. Ala. July lz.--At 10
e'elock Sunday night Gov. jerks re.
eeived the following telegram from
Gadsden. Ala.
Ny jail and prisoners confined
therein Threatened by mob. Prisoner,
IN jail charged With rape and murder
ot white woman. Need military a.
sistance. Answer
The governor Immediately tel-xrsrh
cd Capt l. r. Rsney. COMMANDING IN.
Sadeden company 81 the state troops
20 place his company AZ the disposal Of
me sheriff. and to keep the executive
emee advised ot further Developments
A mob Of 400 people gathered on
broad street IN Gadsden Al DARK snf
marched on the jail. demaadinx that
the doors be opened. One young mar
hsc The rope ready 10 swinK vAnes
oardner. one OF the negroes Implicated
In N, killing. Sheriff Chandler and
Judge J. II. Disque we're prepared for
Them Company c. with First lieut.
A. X Brindley in charge. wus called
out and had pickets out. Congress
man burn-tt and Judge Oisquc mad.
talks aud the mob dispersed. The mob
lacked leader This alone prevented
olo0dsh-d
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20

The American Flag Tsrn Down and
Trampled Under Feet.

London. Ont. July I3.-En Amers.
can nag was torn down frurt In front
Of the city hall and trampied under a
hundred feet as the result Of a remark
made by an American visitor al the
Orangemen's demonstration. About
800 Americans came over from Mlchi-
San and during the day carried the
stars and stripes through the streets
without unfavorable comment being
excited Al night the Americans were
gathered IN front Of a hotel when some
one cried. To HI with Canada: she
never showed us yet" Instantly the
American flag owned by the Port Hu-
ron. Mich. lodge was torn from where
Il waved in the treeze and was ripped
INTO shreds and trampled under the
feet OF an angry moo. Port Huron
Oransemen say they did not resent II
rs they believed the insult 20 Canada
was uncalled for.
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hep' from the public at the request q,
his wife
Gen 9iackmar was born July -
1871. at Bristol. Pa. Hs enlisfes IN
Tie 18th Pennsylvania cavalry and sub.
sequently Joined the First West VIZ.
Einia. He served with distraction
through the war and az Frve Forks
was promoted on the field by Gen
Custer 20 the rank OF eaptain
Throughout three administrations
those OF Cows. Long. Talbot and Rice
he was Judge advocate general OF Mas.
sachusetts. ~ the last national en-.
eampment of the G. a. r. he was elect.
ell commander-in-chiof.
Boston. July i7.-Except 10 two or
three omcials OF the Grand Army n.
news of the death of Gen. BLACK.
mar was received with great sur.
prise in this city. The home OF Gen
Blackmar was in this city and since
his elevation 20 the position OF com.
mander-in-chief. the Headquarters Of
the organization has been here. Gen
fiackmar is succeeded by John r.
King. Of Washington. senior vice com.
mander.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
COTTON REPORT LEAK.
The President Is Determined rhs, N.
Scandal Shall BE Prebed.

oyster Bay. y. Y. July l7.-Presi-
cent Roosevelt has determined that
the scandal growing out Of the cotton
report leaks in the department OF ar.
nculture shall be probed 20 the bot.
tom. He holds that the man or men
responsible for the leaks are even In
greater degree culpable than thew
would have been had they stolen nor.
ey outright from the government. II.
proposes that Assistant Statstlcian
Holmes. against whom serious aiiern.
uons are made. shall be punished Il
u shall be found possible 10 secure his
arrest and conviction under present
laws
The president has followed the work
OF the investigation conducted by Seq
rotary Wilson with keen interest. Ths
general results have been presented 20
him. together with such recommenda.
Tons as Secretary Wilson had 90 make.
me president took promp, and decl.
sive action
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
Secretary Taft and Party Were
Guests at a Luncheon Given
in Their Honor.
SECRETARY ATKINSON PRESIDED.
ln His Address He Said Hawaii. AZ
Fortified Post. Was More I'M
portant Than the Philippines.
The Secretary Of War Suggested rha,
nc Best Way To Handle Insuiar
Affairs Was To Have a Bu
resu at Washington.

Honolulu. July Secretarv ~,
War Iafi and those ACCOMPANYING hin,
on DTS way 20 the Philippines arrived
heTe and were met az the wharf bv 4
delegation OF territorial officials and
prominent residents.
Secretary Taft and Marty wore
guests iu the afternoon al a luncheo,
given at the Hawaiian hotel The ain.
ing room was elaboratciy decorated
ana largo gathering OF territorial of.
i'''e ana prominent citizens were
present Territorial Secretary Atkin.
f1a presided. In his address ~ vol.
come ne made reference 90 the proha-
"Aiy of Secretary Taft being IN.
'ure nominee for president and his re-
marks met with general applause.
secretary Atkinson said In the
course of his remarks that Hawaii a.
iorihed post was more Important fo
ihr United states than the Philippines
viii ever De.
DO responding 20 the toast The Pres.
ileni- Secretary Taft began with
humorous reference TO Miss Aliro
roosevelt and her representation of
Ft''t'NNs auns continuing said
mat President Roosevelt was anxious
20 Nsii Hawaii but. being unable 10
come himself had sent along A mem.
per OF DIS family and that for straight.
ioTNardncss and strenuousness the
PRESIDENT was wen represented by his
daughter
Speaking seriously. Secretary Taft
suggested that the best way to handle
insaiar affairs would be 10 have bu.
ieau 90 Washington devoted 70 looking
AMER Alaska. Hawaii. the Philippines
a1d Porto Rico.
Later in the afternoon Secretary
l1ii Miss Roosevelt and others OF III.
iar'y went 20 Waikiki beach and ex.
perenced surf riding. Secretary Taft
says That Gov. Carter has had a sue.
eesSinl administration OF Hawaii and
ie believed that he will withdraw his
i9sisnadon after having seen Presi-
Gent Roosevelt who wants Gov. Carter
10 remain in ONCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
Commander in : Chief Of Grand
Army Of Republic Expires
in Boise, Ida.
HE sUcCUHBtD TO HtpHRITIs.
1he Body VIII be Emhalmed and
Taken to the Home Of the
Family at Bostoa.
Ihe General Arrived ss soIee July 10
on Tour e. vislts To Grand
/. Army Pests Throoeh the
II Northwest.

Boise. Ida. July i7.-Gsn. W. ".
biaekmar. commander.in-ehief % th.
Grand Army Of the Republic. died here
OF nephritls.
Ills wife was with him during nj.
Illness. The body will Be enbaImea
ana taken 20 the home OF the family
a. Boston. The general arrived on
July 10 on a tour during which he In.
tended 20 visit Grand Army posts
'hFoSsh ihe northwest. He was m
when he arrived and gradually failed.
The seriousness OF his condition was
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
TIE ELKs' MEETING.
"'0e'' W. Brown, Of louisville, Elect
ed Grand Exalted Ruler.

blaa'o. n. Y. July l9.-The follow.
.1s grand lodge officers We're elected
~ zoe annual reunion Of the Bepevo.
, ana Protective order OF Elks:
"Fand exalted ruler. Robert W
Brown Louisville. Ky: grand esteem.
g, ca leading knight. c. F. Tomlinson.
WINSTON y. c.; grand esteemed Ioyai
sl'sni, Charles w Kaufman. Hobo
ssu' y. j.; grand esteemed Iecturing
An'sht Edward Mclaughlin. Boston:
s'ana secretary. Fred c. Robinson. nu-
y1que' Ia; grand treasurer. John X
n. ,eDrI. Charieroi. Pa. grand tyler. W
w. Mcclellan. Pittsburg. Pa; grand
rus'ee dong terml. John ID O'Shea.
-'lD' Mass; grand trustee tshort
I'M ,,,. Dr. w. Haviland. Butte. Mont.
a" out Mr.. Kaufman and DR.. Haviland
e elected by acclamation.
Duualo, \. Y. July l3.-The 10th
r--Ial p-' reunion Of the Benevolent and
.'o,ec'ive Order OF Elks viii be held
"a "a Dea'er in 1906. One ballot decided
,D-' az the srand lodge meeting. Den.
Dallas many '''es rs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
THE RUSSIAN ENVOY.
Spent An Hour in Consultation With
American Ambassador Meyer.

St Petersburg. July r4.-Fmpero-
Nicholas has signed the appointment
OF NJ. Witte. president OF the commit
tee OF ministers. to be chief plenipo-
tentiary representing the Russian gov.
ernment in the peace negotiations to
De conducted next month In the United
States
81 Petersburg. July I'm. witte
spent an hour with George Won l..
Meyer. the American ambassador. at
the kleinmiehel palace, discussing the
forthcoming peace conference. Before
leaFinS Tor Paris next Wednesday NJ.
Wlue. viii have still another audience
with the 'efnperoT In the meantime
ne must pay a round OF Official visits
to al the imperial ministers. VII
te Is expected 10 be the bearer OF a
personal message from the emperor 20
President Roosevelt it
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
An ARMED WOMAN.
Yer TIVE Hours ere Hsld q ps,.. .,
ornesrs A. Say.

Memphis. Tenn. July is-wr.h . -.
folver In zach hAnd and two other re.
FolVers In easy reach. Mrs Annie No.
gridge, p-oprietrsss Of a grocery .tor.
In South Memphis. for .wo hour. h.Is
NJ Day posse or oncers who souEh.
10 eject her frosn her home. which had
been condemned by one 81 the railroad
lines OF the city under the right Of .m.
inent domain.
Deputy sheriff Brnest Miller sue.
oeeded In catching the lady on her
Euard and seirrd her A seume en-.
sued In which one Of the two revol.
vers vas discharged. with the de.
lender of the houss under arrest. IN.
building was thea dragged from the
lot ey means Of switch engine and a
heavT cable.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
AoULTERArEp FOODS.
subject Discussed By the Nasiors,
Feed and Daily csnvsntlon.

Portland. Ore. July is.-Aduit.ra.
uon OF foods and how to prevent II
vas the subject OF discussion ~ m.
national Food and Dairy convention
IN the principal address OF the session
r. ". Alien. OF Kentucky. secretary
OF the oonsention. presented his sub
Jset. The Label. as the solution Of
the Aduiteration problem. believing
that II manufacturers we're forced by
law TO put on the labels the exact con
sutuents Of their food products and
people could thus buy pure or nduiter.
ated food as they desired. the evils Of
FOOD aduiteration would be eliminated
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
THE JEWISH cHAurAuouA.
Special Memorial Service Held For
the Late seers:sry Hay.

Atlantic City. n. j.. July 1.-The
Chautauqua held a special memoria.
service for the late Secretary OF State
John Hay. The eulogy was delivered
b. Simon Wolfe. former congressman
from New York. Resolutions express
ing the grstftade OF the Jewish race
Tor the work Of Mr.. Hay in behalf Of
The Jews were adopted. During the
conference meeting an address on
characterization OF the Immigrant
vas delivered by DR.. David Phililpson
Of Cincinnati,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
KILLED IN rHE srREsr.
Fhtes"-Ves"-oId Girl Shot By mra.
csrder az st. IeuIsL

St Louis. July i7.-In the presence
OF her mother. Bessie Barnes. rs. was
shot dead on the street IN front OF he,
home at 7Tof Lucas avenue. Mrn
Mary Carder. 40. Is under srrss,
charged with the shooting. which is
said TO have been the eulminstion Of
III feeling between the two families.
Mrs Carder lies strapped 20 a cot al
the police station rsvinK over tho
shooting. By her side we're her three
small children.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20

Washington. July is.-The acting
secretary Of war has been notified by
the governor of Mississippi that that
state has eeded Jurisdiction over car.
tain lands In wsrrea county recently
acquired By the United States as .n
addition to the N.tIoasi Military PARK
at yieksourK.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
MAYOR WEAVER.
%" me First Time He Received a Set.
BACK BY the Common Council

;, fniladeiphia. July 14.-For the FIRST
"e since he began his campaixn for
,-a1ieipa' reform Mayor Weaver re.
ss''ea setback at the hands Of com.
..on council when that body dId no.
Nse.1piy with his request TO authorize
I'm 70 employ special counsel 10 rep-
con,-,-. me ei'y IN the matter OF certain
A. '.ae.s .s mat are to be brought before
,be ,.ul'S The ordinances authorizing
~. aasor 10 employ special counsel
n ~ ",'odnced last week and referred
-, s nnance committee. The mayor
,n !. : eoaimnnicstion to common coun-
,,s -.a'ns that body to take immedi-
\ ..a ~s,'on and giving as reason thar
rve n. oe necessary within short
,,,r,.. ,'s. y nave thu courts pass on con
'' Involving millions OK dolIsrs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-07-20
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME.
Unsuccessful Attempts 20 Secure Pa
pers Relating to Equitable Trouble.

New York. July l4.-District Attor-
ney jerome made an unsuccessful at
tempt 70 secure from the Office OF
First Deputy OF Insurance Robert Hun
ter. IN this city. copy OF the detailed
evidence on the affairs OF the Equita-
bic Life Assurance society. taken be-
fore Superintendent Of Insurance Fran
els Hendricks. This is the report
which already has been printed. and OF
which Mr.. Jerome said IL was funny"
that he could not obtain a copy when
q newspaper secured and printed IT,