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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
R/PLMGER
STILL FIRM

Az yet John itlpllnaer asserts that
bis supporters have not been able
10 force him into the race for
mayor Yesterday there WaH De
iefmlned move on the part 81
friends ~ The ely comptroller 60
ludure him fa make the race. but
this morning be hunaunad that b.
had uoi changed in the leuHt and
that be would simply stand for
nomination faf comptroller ~ aue-
easd himself
Mean while friends ~ other can.
didniea are getting busy ~ nov
seena certain mat Mayor BalilnKnr
vii not accept denomination. and
the party viii have 80 secure come
other standard bearer Some NhO
claim ~ Boz on the inside. say HAT
the party does not want "a over
iual George ~ walker While The
latter hRH positively said that ne
would not be candidate. lt b. hint
IL that pressure viii be- brought 90
bear uHon him
The republican party as n whole
IL aa much up in the air a. 70 the
prospective candidate a. before.
There does not seem T. be any
change in the situation for the last
week Nrw candidates are being
brought ont and their staying quail
fles considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
C. E. CONTEST
CLOSE AT HAND

The question of whether Seattle
will Eet the international IhfiHtinn
Eudoavef convention lu 1907 VIII BE-
definitely nettlad Ia New york ely
nest week Tuesday A. that time
the general hoard. consisting Of 400
members. meets to determine the
convention site Rnd Discuss other
important natter.
A. The Star has already stated
there ia "a brisk competition Tor me
convention. with toh Angeles and
Kansas city a. the most formidable
competitors of seattle
The Seattle invitation must be-
backed By SO 0ab guarantees 10
order "a pat the iowa on an equality
With Los Angeles and Kansas city
la making the final fight for the
convention II tess IL raised before
the date III the mestinE Of the gen
efal board. this cltY Win not stand
20 good a show for victory as other
wise
So far the guarantee fund raised
In this city ia only = little over fie.-
200. hnd if la nov up io the people
To gee the entire sum raised " they
desire the great convention. With
It's 20 oap delegates and it, world
vide advertising
H. Angeles hos II guarantees ~
hand and stands pat
~ doea Kansas city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
SANDBACCEO

HearY Anderpoa. Who arrived In
the city yesterday from = luEEinE
camp south 81 here. Waa held up
and robbed ~ ssa al 8 o'clock last
Night on Third AZ. between tamsv
and fssisr
Anderaun engaged a rom AZ lar.
sons boarding house. SIS Terrace.
and Ia company uith MS partner.
y g Nelson. started out tn 500 tho
towu TheY had a few dFtnka TO
Erther and parted about Z O'Clock
in the aftefunon About 8 o'6inck
Anderson passed up Third az. and
A. he uearcsi James he vas struck
from behind wtfh . aandhak.
he NaA knoek sa asnsslnaa. AMI
must have lain there ZOE nearly an
hour. as it Was nearly O'Clock
when he showed up az hsadguartevs.
with a bad cash across BIZ fore
head lie SAYS three men did the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
FRANCHISE
A WONDER

According To statements made thfA
morning BY members Of the r0un-
Gil. the American improvement
eompanys Scent gas franchise. a4
recommended At the meeting Of the
corporations committee yesterday
afternoon. viii be passed b. The
council AZ soon az u IL presented 20
that hosiy
The Franchise Il something en-
flreiy new here. being tha result %
City Engineer Thomsoas trip 20
Europe. u il remarkable demon
ntratldn % the fact that corpora
tinns will aeeept proper franchises
II they are forced 81. as well a. a
strong Indication that the Seattle
Lighting company j. getting an ex-
eessive price FOR is yellow and
smoky lIlumiuaut. even since the re-
ductiou 20 81 last August The city
f. given the privilege of reducing
the rates further every five yeara. u
Il desires
"Tha new gas franchise is ees-
fairly a wonder here said Coun-
Gilman Bowen this morning II
tastes ~ Europe and contains many
very good features As FAR a. I
know. &c is perfectly satisfactory 10
the members % the cuancll. aud I
am certain Nill receive a favorable
recommendation from the commit
tee
II think lf r. an exceptionally
good franchise Il provides prac-
tfcaily for the city 20 keep The books
o. the company. in order that The
price Of gas shall not be raised 10
the defrimenf Of the consumers
"Of course I cannot say hoW the
franchise uili strike the men apply
ing for %. or the people who VIII
put up the money for It. but there
u nothing Objectionable In e as
far az the council Is concerned "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
CRUSADE STILL ON

The board Of engineering exam
inera are nov turning their nffrn-
ton - the local real estate firms
which are employing uulIaenaad On
sinsera fo ran the boilers Zoe huild
ings and apartment houses under
ihrir control A recent CAMPAIGN
has been made against railroads ami
manufacturers. huf no attention has
been paid ia buildings and other
places until recently II b. said
that here are number ~ flats and
rUomiHg houses lh The city I'm which
the boilers and heaters are operated
BY uuakilled and unlicensed mrn.
Arrests vii 30 made in ali theae
eases when they are discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

CHICAGO. Feb Gov johnson.
81 Minnesota. anon after his neiec.
iinu rs chairman Of The national tn
anrauee conferences. which met here
today. ordered q recess taken unfii
the credentials committee thonid Dc.
eide who would be the voting mem
hsrn % the conference. the National
Association % life Underwriters
having demanded the right 10 ynte
GovHrnofn Insurance commission.
srs aud Insurance officers ~ the en-
tire country are present The gen
eral sentiment seems IA DO that
there is poor prospect ~ the ar
eomplIahment 81 anything definite
a. a result ~ ths conference. Witch
oaivuaibly seeks reforms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
Y. P. s. C. E.
Is YEARS OLD

BOSTON. Mass. Feb i--Tomor.
roW Is the 2bth anniversary q the
founding Of tho Young Peoples So
eisty Of Christian EndeaYor aud the
DAY Ntl be celebrated al over the
world BY the nearly 10000 societies.
with about , COS. 90 mem bers. and
BY the numerous Eadsavor unions.
local. county. state aud national In
nearly all cities Nhsre there are
branches u the organization meet
lnEa all be held and fnuda collect
ed Tor the proposed memorial In
honor 81 Dr. Franeis y Clark. The
founder 81 the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

ward. A - Haas. republican. Sec
end ward n " Kuiirs. aeutaexaf.
Third N8rd A ftYers demoefat.
Fourth ward a. r. 0rchara. rcpun-
Hean. Ftuh uard Hugh Mcfiee.
damn4fst sixth ward - W VII.
kina. republican,. seventh ward =.
II tiemer republican. Elzhth waft.
-. y. sasterauiat. republican. Nlufh
ward r . wolf. Democrat. Tenth
ward ahd james ketso republican.
Eleventh wafd
Thr members Of the executive
eafnsaitter ar e. ". HAquou. 20
publican. chairman p Custsriis.
democrat. secretary. W u woed.
republican, p 4. fieuaou. democrat:
s. "a King. democrat. y p Osborn.
republican. and James Afufphy. ~.
publican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

tributaries, may Hann be under con.
xrunaianal fl4e iust az The PeauHyi-
xanis. though the movement scarce
~ can be said to have passed q
tentative stage.
Senator Williams democrat. %
MisslnHirri. has received a call from
an unnamed mar. Who. II is sata.
charged merger 81 the Hartman
Interests. Ths democratic finor
lsafer advised his informant q lar
fha subject before the democrats
members ~ the huuEs committee on
Pacific railroads Committees hook
ing into tho matter have reached no
conclusion yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
COMPLETE TICKET

THE complete municipal owner
snip party tiekst for the vnuinN
eaecsion Was etven cut ~ Chairman
Harmon - the executive committee
ta-iay. The candidates are nnw al
namsd BY the different ward eau
cases and ths fight for election viii
begin In earnest as snon sa the fe-
pahiisans make thsff nomiaa atoms.
The candidates. whieh win soon
- ni~d pith ths county slsrk. are az
follows Mayer. WHiiau5 Hickman
Noors. aemeerat. ! 4 Wilson. fs-
pabiieau. comptroller r A Hust
inssep eudeuf. treasurer Edward
rirady republican. corporation epun-
ell. Mathew Dow. repuhllsan and
Geprxr f.istman. republican,. council
rssfn- az large. fur the cpuuell.
Thomas Navin. democrat. FIRST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
BOOKS ARE OUT

The registration hooks fnr tho
coming election were taken 70 the
pferincia last night and FOR tho
neat three days voters will Pc
given the opportunity ~ registering
without going "a the city bail II
il expected 20 get about 1000 %
register during thia time. and an
other 80 900 Is oHpecird after the
books are usafned 90 the city ball
Eight thousand. aix hundred and
fifty Names we're on the books last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

According TO Dawson advieea a
rich strike has been made by Ronald
G. Patterson on No. 60. below DO
nsuEo creek
The claim. un which pans aver
aging SO arr anld 10 have been
fDuna. vas purchased by Patterson
for $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
REFERRED
TO SULTAN

ALGECiRAs. Fsh The Nuror-
90 conference today adopted with
some Modification the draft ~ the
taxation protest. The Moorish dele
gates obiected In part and vii rc-
fer the proposals 10 the sulfan. The
question ~ reforming customs du-
ties was not cunAidar~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
HELP FOR SLOW
WATER CONSUMERS

II is expected that the council a.
its ne1f meeting. will take eome
action extending the time for de-
llnquenfs a. pay their water rent
during the next quarter. There are
about 600 deilnqusnts At the pres
ent time A fine can be- collected in
addition va the rent bat the eaun
Ell may take action 10 remit thln
tha ssaJHKsz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
RICE PRESIDENT

The Central Labor council elected
the following officers AZ tho SENT
annual meeting last Might prsml-
dent Gordau A. Rice. vice pfeai-
dent. George Harrison recording
secretary. " A. Tfousaale. flnan-
eiai secretary and business agent.
W. J, Akera. treasurer. George List
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

Willie Hoppe the champion bn-
HARDEST has returned from Paris
and e. tn Sew York.
The Steamer Teria Vixen. which
arrived ai Victoria yesterday came
very near going Hpnn the rocks near
fhn wreck ~ the Valencia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

NEW YORK. Rsb. There J.
every probability that the copper
wAr. between a. II Rogers. IT the
AmalEamRied. and August HeluEe.
81 the United. u On the NaY toward
a settlement Wall a. gives an IN
timatlan q this to-day when he %
ture II some ~ the negotiations WIS
allowed 20 Leak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
THEIR SPECIALLY

You can Eet q aharp. eleas-eat.
ting edge put on those dull slsso.
or that razor or knife u yours !,
Piper a Taffa is2f-igzs sessss
Ave They are making q specially
OF thai Kind u work aud guafsriss
every job =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
JUSTICES DEMANDED

The present investigation Of the Valencia disaster
generally regarded farce An indication ct this fact 10
be found the actions taken yesterday by both the Chamber
OF Commerce and the Commercial Club wiring President
Roosevelt asking for searching inquiry be conducted by
others the local inspectors The public demands that
the facts regarding this terrible affair shall all be brought
g regardless Of the interests Of tho Pacific Coast Steamship
Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
POISON IN
APPLES

dru Donovan 1877 24ib ss
reports - the police that -.
about 10 years old Yestefday al
noon compelled her boy ana =
ether aged 3 20 eaf an apple -
that after doing 80 both bgya -. -
taken violently 10 A. phy,,,'.t
Whs called lie stated hat ~ -
plies were undoubtedly polnass
but be could NOT say just Ia a..
manner until be- bad made an 49,
FHlH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
WHIPPING POST
FOR WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Web. The
house committee on the District q
goiumhis has deeiied to report n
vnrably a btu providing whipping
post for wife heaters IN the d.1-
trlrf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

WASHINGTON y G.. Feh. ~
An official claim il being adpahtt "a
By Democrats leaders. Who say That
she santn Domingo treaty cannot he
ratified II is generally admitted
that sia Democratic votes must BE-
secured before lta passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

NORFOLK. Va. w = polaaa. =
United States marine. vas found
murdered iu a trunk az the Losing
ten haase today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
ALASKA
DELEGATE

WASHINGTON. Feb. The sen.
ate this afternoon passed a bill pro-
xidlng for the election uf dele
gate 10 congress from Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
TELEGRAPH|C
BREVITIES

DENVER Fsb This mes mint
began operations today With $50.
9ao zee in Euid bafa on hand await
ira coinage.
CINCINNATI Feb. Charles
Street. catcher fas the Cincinnati
Hrda- was soid 10 the san fran-
alara club tadaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

Steamer Excelsior arrived a vi
dez yesterday after having efps-
enced very rough weather On n.
trip north.
Steamer seYadaa is sehs4uls4 "a
leave fhia evening FOR 8au Fratsls
90 Since the wreck " The vslss
Ella the Neyafan has been ehsre.ss
b. the Pacific Coast gssam.sl.
company 10 handle the aeeumulslss
freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
SELECT GEN. BELL

WASHINGTON. Feb. Gen
eral Hrankln Bell has been selected
e. succeed General Bates az chief
% staff In april
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

A mass meeting. under the aus
picea 81 the f.aiona Municipal
league. will be held tomorrow even
ing In Mays halt
Governor MCinues. % the Yukon.
has informed the businessmen Of
Dawson that u would be impossible
TO have a law passed authnriklnk
them to interfere In the municipal
government Of that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

Frank Jackson was fined $40 BIZ
the police judge At Tacoma yeaser-
day for being dlaorderlv. Ills par
tlrulaf offense Vas cutting life pre-
servers on the steamer Aultinumah
and throwing them overheard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

WASHINGTON ID e. Frh. a.
The Hartman railroad system. I'M
faifinE fhe Southern Pacific ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

p = Bunker Is on the stand this
afternoon giving a complete account
Of his part In the wreck nf the Va
lpnria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
STATE NEWS

sedro- wooiley Il 70 have 4 street
carnival next summer.
Fully loo 600 caaes Of salmon IL
the estimated output % the can
neries this year.
Thomas Eddy. ia-year- old boy
vas stranEled AZ Olympia yesterday.
while playing ia a barn near his
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
MISS ALICE Roosevelt IT'S
OFFICIAL WEDDING GOWN


Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WASHINGTON Feb Q Miss Houseveta we'd
ding gown Ia fact the entire tFuuaaeau Is Of Amer
lean manufacture The matsrial If heavy pearl
white satin aud brueade. was designed especially for
the White liauao hftdo ~ firm ia Patterson, n J.
fhia same firm designed and manufactured Mrs.
hauacYelta famous Inauguration gown bfocads Miss
Roosevelt selected her own design II ia fine
pattern With crescent scattered AZ irregular liter
Vaia. This htpcade viii be used In che full court
train Of three yards while the plain satin VI make
the bodice aud paneia.
Nearly all OF Mlaa Roaaeyclta tronsaeau Il Ia the
hands u baltimore mediate firm that has Rowued
three generations Of the aWhsnslon and Baltimore
smart set
hiaa Roosevelt will become Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. jr Ia Princess robe built on severely plain
lines. Tier robe wll be- fashioned according Go
court regulations Zoe IL il do dual servee first At
the wedding aud then AZ the court Of kng Edward
VII The train Will measure three yards and will
come frnm the back widths and swell Into bilioNy
folds With auft ruffc Of ehlffun poeplng beneath
hias Roosevelt Who has gained the reputation u
h"ng one ~ the best EoWued women In America. has
Hpent much thought the details Of her bridal rahr
The bodice will BE- embroidered 10 Heed pearls aud
widu leaf doasn OF soft silks some old lace
which has adorned the wedding flnvry of several gen
efattuna ~ the Leea the maternal ancestors % the
bride viii he draped the sleeves and form bertha
effect veil Of tuiio and orange blossoms vii com
plete the toilet aud Miss Roosevelt may carry an
ivory prayer book which her mother assd when she
became the bride % Theodore Roosevelt
hntna OF the evening gowns which Miss Roosevelt
II having huit may giye tondonern and Parislahn
new Idea of American fabrtes and American dfesa-
makers one gown Is pale green tissue built over
deep yellow molre wiih dFapsrY ~ frosted leaves aud
ekauislisiy embroidered bodice Another eysnins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

> Increase over same .
= date last ycars...f 5i1.58257 4
FF4F HEAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01
DREDGE RIVER

Tho special cammiiisa n "A.
chamber Of commerce Of the H..
Washington NutsH reported Al =.
meeting yesterday that he no..
could be controlled ~ the ressssi
ef The dam and xalss At the 49,
age. u also recommended ma =.
aammamish river be aredgA :
once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-01

ruWn IL tniehius combination %
fine alih lace. tulie aud satin IN deep
cream utth dFapcrY and ramhina-
tlaaa ~ the most effective style.
A hrumdcluth Enwn ~ old rnss
trimmed with sable and Persian
embroidery IL another OF the hand
some toilets being prepared BY a
Washington tailor for the trouu-
Fean. In the matter - lingerie.
Miss Roosevelt has been equally
patriotic All the dainty rmbfaid-
cry and stitching has been given
90 a girls Industrial home In
Washington.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-05-10

A Jewish temple to cost $l25,00
is to be bulls in Kansas City.
A light frost in Bates county Sun
day night. Early risers saw frost In
Butler. 1t did no damage.
Eighty-three persons have been
declared insane in San Francisco
since the great disaster by earth
quake.
Frank Swearens, candidate for Re-
corder, from New Home township,
was in Butler Monday and was q
pleasant caller. He said on return
ing home on Friday from two
weeks canvas, he found one OF his
finest yearling colts with a broken
leg. 1t was out in the pasture with
other colts and he thinks received its
injury from a kick. After working
with it until Sunday, he had it shot.
Thirty five years ago last Thurs
day the nuptials OF Mr.. and Mrs. ..
D Austin were celebrated at the First
Presbyterian church in Butler 1t
was au event in the social history OF
Butler, aud the church was crowded
by their friends. They went to APP
pleton City in q carriage to take
train for the east on their wedding
trip. Time has wrought many
changes since that bright and happy
day in the lives this excellent couple,
rs we'll as in the city and it's popula-'
ton. but their hearts have remained
as steadfsst, as happy and young as
In those hslclon days Of old, and
they will 80 continue to the end.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-05-10

Prof. l.. B. Allison is taking the
enumeration for the Butler school
district, by authority OF the school
board.
C.P. Catron, -CantrellIand Sam
Walls prominent Democrats Of
Adrian we're In Butler Mondoy mix
ing up with the politicians.
Charley Mills killed large pelican
OH the Rock Island reservoir last
Sunday. The bird measured eight
feet from tip to tip and had beak
20 inches in length. 1t is rare
specimen and Mr.. Mills will have 1t
mounted. Pleasant Hill Local.
Judge William Lsney, OF Hudson
township, was in Butler Monday on
business and shaking hands with his
many friends. Judge Laney is an
old line Democrat and is always &C
tive In his psrty's interests. We
acknowledge pleasant call.
A. D Hyde, whose name can be
found In our announcement columns
as a candidate for Judge OF the
South District, is we'll and fsvorebly
known to the people of that section.
He has been q citizen OF Prairie town.
ship for many years and won the
highest respect and esteem OF the
people in that locality, by hiscourte-
GUS bearing, fair and honorable deal.
ing and gentlemanly conduct. H.
has been a farmer all bis life and Is
converssnt with the general trend of
county affairs. He has at all times
been loyal and faithful Democrat
and deserves we'll at bis party
hands. II nominated and elected be
would look well to the interests OF the
people OF that district and OF the
whole county.
We take pleasure In calling special
attention to the announcement OF c.
G. Weeks, Of Usage township, as q
candidate for County Clerk, before
the Democratic primaries May Goth
Mr.. Weeks Is native OF Georgia
but has been q citizen OF this county
for nearly a quarter Of q century
has held numerous positions Of trust
and responsibility, in all Of which he
has acquitted himself with credit snt
to the satisfaction Of bis employers
He is an expert bookkeeper and Il
well qualified to perform the dutie'
Of Co unity Clerk. He IL a clever, al
. fable gentleman, courteous to al
and popular with his people. Wher
| he is best known he Is the strongest
He lie an old line Democrat and al
ways resp onded to his party's call
He comes from the section Of count.
that rolls up the big Democratic ma
jorities and bis name would adj
strength to the ticket.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-05-10
E. & W. SOC and $1.00 shirts-Mc.
Kibbens.

E. & W. SOC and $1.OO shirts-Mc-
Kibbens.
There was q killing frost In parts
OF Nebraska Saturday night, say
the dispatches. The principal DAM
age will be to fruit.
Fred Hyatt, who has been In Sc
attic, Washington, for several years,
where he attended q business college
and later engaged in business,
arrived In Butler Saturday on visit
to his parents. Mr. and. Mrs. j. T.
Hyatt, OF Summit township.
Our rates on farm loans williustiiy
you in seeing us.-Illinois Land Co.
27-4t Ben B. CANTERBURY, Mgr.
The Clinton Democrat reports the
bold robbery OF feeble old man 81
years old in that place Thursday
evening. The robbery occurred
within a half block OF the public
square, just at dusk The robbers
got SAL from the old man, who had
come to Clinton from Joplin to
search for his daughter, who had
| married a man named Allison.
The meeting of county Judges OF
the state to have been held at Column
bia May 5th, has been postponed to
May 18th. The meeting is called to
discuss the best manner OF raising
funds for public highways OF Mis-
souri,, since the I5c tax adopted a.
q constitutional amendment by the
people of the 5 ale, has been nullified
by a decision Of the supreme court.
Mrs. Peter Lane, OF Sedalia, is visit.
ing Mrs. Will Keasling and other
Butler friends. Mr. and Mrs Lane
formerly resided in Butler and were
engaged in the mercantile business,
They left here about seven years ago
and located In Sedalis, where Mr.
Lane engaged in the shoe business
and, their Butler friends will be glad
to know, Is prospecting.
| ". H. Marsh, long o prominent
business man Of Montrose, died 6
few days ago under circumstances
that would indicate suicide says thu
Clinton Democrat. He complained
to bis wife that b. had not slept vel
and asked to be allowed to remain
lin bed. About IL O'Clock his wifi
went TO his room and found hin
| awake and be complained oisicknes'
at the stomach. Shortly after
O'Clock his loud breathing alarmed
|, bis wife who summoned neighbour
and Q physician. He refused to tax
; any medicine or antidote and at
: o. clock In the morning be died. 81
/ vas 50. years old and stood high a
q q citizen and business man. he lei
4 :. - =
la vile and ave children.