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AUSTRIA'S SUFFRAGE
/DEBATE IS BEGUN
Vienna, March 7.The debate on the
government's general, equal and direct
suffrage proposal Austria,
which'
was
introduced bfor Premie Baron
Gautch von Franken'thurn, Feb. 23d, be
gan in the lower house of parliament
this afternoon.
It is the most important measure for
Austria presented to the house in the
last generation. The bill at first aroused
much hostile criticism, but it has now
won almost universal support and there
is every reason to suppose that it will
be passed. One after anotlrer of the
important political clubs representing
the various nationalities of Austria
have recognized ihe project as impera
tive for the country.
The landed aristocracy, who lose
power and prestige thereoy, naturally
are opposed to it, but they will not be
able materially to injure the proposed
law, which will be energetically and
lengthily discussed. No fewer than
206 speakers, half of them in favor of
the measure and half against it, have
announced their intention of speaking.
The debates will be lively, for each
party is desirous of protecting its inter-,
ests and those of its nationality at the
expense of other nationalities. It &
generally believed that the discussion
will end in mutual compromises. The
lower house will be dissolved during
the summer and the next house will be
elected ?iffifter'the new suffrage law.
-SERVIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Belgarde, Seryia, March 7.The Sto
Janqvieh cabinet has tendered its resig
nation to the .king, giving as the reason
for so doing that the ministers, cannot ac
cept Austria's proposals for the conclu
sion of a politico-commercial agreement
with Servia.
DRINK
Bars Men from Em ployment
Every line of business is beginning to
shut its doors absolutely to drinking men.
Business competition has become so keen
that only men of steadfast habits can find
employment.
Employers do not want men that are ad
dicted to drink. A drinking man is not in
fit condition to handle responsible work.
Continual drinking, diseases the nerve
system.. No "will power" can care treat
ment is necessary. V.
Cures Whiskey and Beer Habit
Take OBBINE Quietly at HomeI
To cure without patient's knowledge,
buy ORRINE No. 1 for voluntary treat
ment, buy ORRINE No. 2. Price, $1.00 per
box. Cure Effected or Money Refunded
Book'on "Drunkenness" (sealed) free on
request. "ORRINE mailed (sealed) on re
ceipt of $1 by THE ORRINE CO., Inc.,
Washington, D. C, or sold in tflls city by
VOEGEL1 liROS TJBTJO CO.,
Oor. Wash, and Hennepin avs, cor 7tn'at and
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Invaluable to all who suffer/
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JUUENALr-ftr^..^..
CZAR HOLDS FIRM
vr GRIP.ON RUSSIA
Nicholas Sways National Assem
bly arid Grants No Written
Constitution,
&
St. Petersburg, March 7.The full
text of an imperial manifesto and laws
relative to the national assembly t'nd
the reorganization council of the em
pire throws a flood of light on the pur
pose of the government to keep a nrm,
check on the new Eussian parliament
and to exclude certain subjects from
consideration by the people's represen
tatives. The composition of the, coun
cil' of the empire,- or upper house of
the national assembly, with one-half ap
pointed by the emperor and twenty-six
elected from the nobility and clergy,
not counting scattering supporters from
other classes, seems to insure a con
servative if not a pliable majority
the council to block the national as
sembly, should the majority of the lat
ter be in. opposition to the crown.
Czar's Power Retained.
The government carefully retains the
power to promulgate ''temporary"
laws during recesses of the parliament,
and as the parliament is' subject t dis
solution by imperial ukase, the gov
ernment is* thus in a position in time
of stress to rid itself of an obnoxious
legislature and proclaim such laws as
it..deems necessary to meet the emer
gency.
A feature of the law which seems to
effectually bar "reds" from member
ship in the national assembly, is a pro
vision exacting from persons elected an
oath of fidelity to emperor, autocrat
and .holy Russia*"
Tie Chief Grip.
The most significant article, however,
is one retaining certain provisions of an
existing law which is mentioned only
by number.. This innocent-looking pro
vision is far-reaching, placing beyond
the jurisdiction of the parliament and
^consigning to existing commissions of
the council of th$ empire, composed
solely of members' appointed by, the
crown, for consideration, the following:
FirstReports of the minister of
finance upon the state of ihe treasury.
SecondCharges of malfeasance
against. members of the council of the
empire, ministers, governors general and
commanders-in-chief., of land or sea
forces.
ThirdThe establishment of stock
companies with special privileges.
elating
tailed estates, titles of nobility, etc.
FourthQuestions relating to en-
Not a Written Constitution.
Altho yesterday
?s manifesto
Witte Will, jJTot Retire.
The government'believes it will con
trol the new parliament and proposes t
fight further concessions to the radical
parties. That it expects to succeed is
evident by the fact* that Premier Witte
has definitely changed his plans and
will not retire 6n the opening of the
national assembly. He had frequently
declared that his task would be con
fined to tiding over the government till
the representatives, of the people were
convoked, but having accomplished this
task, the revolutionary storm having
somewhat abated, and conditions being
altered, he has decided to continue at
the head of tbe government. His 'de-
cision is expected: tb aid in th negotia
tion of the new foreign loan of which
the treasury stands in urgent need.
GRIGGS AGAIN HEADS
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
Washington, March 7.Representa
tive J. M. Griggs' of' Georgia was
unanimously chosen chairman of the
democratic congressional committee last
night. Mr. Griggs''made the following
statement concerning, his election:
"There has been much guessing of
late as to the meaning of my election as
chairman.' This generous expression of
your confidence in me means nothing
but that you wanted me to conduct this
campaign, and. I consented to do: it.
My election means nothing but a fight
all along the" line for a democratic
house of representatives. It bears no
relation to the political fortunes of any
one nor to the success of any faction.
Bet- us every one turn in now and make
the best fight in us until next Novem-
ber*"
The following officers of the com
mittee were also elected: Secretary,
Charles A. Edwards, Texas assistant
secretary, Captai J. Ten
nessee treasure!-,nJameH.L.Pearcy,,
Neckwear,
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Women's im-
ported em-
broidered turn-
over collars
and stock col-
lars, 39c valueB
and
ukases referring to the national assem
bly leave considerable vagueness re
garding the exact status of the parlia
ment-under the new political scheme of
the governmentthe vagueness, per
haps, being international and intended
for future definition,, according to the
development of eventsit is made clear
that Russia has not been granted a
written constitution. The cabinet, as
in the German system, remains quite in
dependent of the ^majority in parlia
ment. .J
The hope expressed after the manifes
to of Oct-. 30 that the cabinet would be
responsible to the national assembly,
after the .British. system, has not been
realized.. Even interpellations of the
ministers are restricted to alleged vio
lations of the ISw.t and! the apparent
causes of eventst
Norns Dis
trict of Columbia sergeant-at-arms, J.
J. Sinnott, Virginia.
LAST OF.'THB HOGANS,
BALLOONISTS, DEAD
Journal Special' Service.
Jackson, Mich.j March 7.William
Hogan, balloonist, who has performed
some of the most daring feats in midair
in-history and who was well known
thruout the United States, is dead here,
aged 63 years.. .''_
Hogan *B death recalls the tragic end
of two of his brothers who ascended
to dizzy'heights innumerable times, but
finally met death while performing.
John Hogan ascended in a balloon at
Detroit ten years ago and was dashed
to the ground. Bdward Hogan went up
in an airship-in New York in the late
eighties and was never seen again. It
is supposed he dropped into the ocean.
WOMEN'S DUEL KILLS MAN
Kentucky Matrons Indulge in Pistol
Battle on the Street.
-Middlesboro, Ky., ^'March 7.Frank
Madden was killed yesterday afternoon
as the result of a pistol duel between
Mrs. Lucy Tucker and Mrs. Alice
Moore. The two women met in the
street and after exchanging a few words
of highly inflammatory character, drew
pistols and riegah shooting.
Madden'was in a saloon playing pool.
One of the shots from Mrs. Tucker'p re--
volver struck him in the forehead, caus
ing instant death. The fight wahs caused
by jealousy.
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New Eton Suits
Attractive styles in gray, black and
blue Panama* Satin lined jackets
are in the collarless effect, trimmed
with braid. Short sleeves. Circular
skirts. All sizes. A very
good suit for.
Eegular Price $1.25.
SPECIALChildren's Best Peel
ex Cotton, medium weight,
cream, union suits high neck,
long and short sleeves, knee
and ankle lengths Eegular
prices, 2 to 6, 75c 7 to 8, 85c.
Special price, all sizes, each
39c
44-inch French Linens, 69c.
36-inch Irish Waisting Linens, 27c.
72-in. Old Bleach Costume Linen, $1.50.
36-inch Irish Dress Linen, 36c.
Barnsley Suiting Linen, 65c.
Old Bleach Cambric Linen, 75c.
French Embroidered Linen,
Irish Twine Linen,
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Shirt Waists-At $2.50 we offer
a very beautiful Jap silk waist,
made with lace insertion yoke,
front and back. It has large
sleeves and long
cuffs $2.50
Knit
Underwear
SPECIALWomen's spring
weight lisle union suits
LUNCH SERVED ALL DAY I N OUR TEA BOOMS
SEVENTH AND NlCOLLCT
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Block Light or Lindsay Gas
Lamps, reular $1.00 special
79c
Lindsay's Wizard Gas Mantles,
double wire, fit any Welsbach
or Lindsay Lights, 12 %c.
1,000 Gas Globes, similar to
illustrations, worth 25c all go
at 1-2V&e. r"**^^' -v?
Special reduced prices on all -*J_-
fancy etched Globes. i
One' lot Jardinieres, worth from
|1.25 to $2.00 all go at 98c
fe DAYTON'S
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Clever New Models in
Women's Spring
OEPRESENTATIVES of the most correct spring styles as interpreted by leading designers^
Our showing is one that win interest the woman who is studying to decide what will be
most becoming for her to wear this spring.
Fancy Eton Suits
Of Suiting Material. Straps
of self material on jacket,
which is closely stitched.
Taffeta-lined panel effect
skirt. All 0 1
sizes *plO
Street CoatsMade from fancy combination plaids and checks. 42
inches long, trimmed with fancy buttons
Good mercerized sateen
underskirts, made with
flounce and dust ruffle.
All sizes. (h m.
Price ep m^ej
'SHADOW CHECKS" ARE A CHARMING NOVELTY IN DRESS GOODS.-
$2.50 $3.00
Skirts, $1.98Handsome Petti
coats, three rows lace insertions
between tucks and deep flounce,
also embroidery styles in full flow
ing, perfect hanging skirts $2.50
values. Specially
priced
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We are showing new Spring
goods in Boots and Oxfords in
Patent Kid and Vici.
These goods have been made
specially for us, and are exceptional values.-
NEW ORIENTAL PATTERNS IN AMERICAN MADE RUGS ARE HERE.
White Dress Linens
Are Very Fashionable.
We have just received a new shipment of these favorite white materials.
All of them are marked at reasonable prices:
BRILLIANT NEW WEAVES IN WAIST AND DRESS
LJndetmuslins
Striking March Specials
Garments of Qecided Merit, Made of Good Materials, Under
Wholesome Conditions.
Gowns, 84cNainsook Gowns, high,
and square necks and slip-over
styles neat tucks, embroidery in
sertions, Swiss and openwork
hemstitching ribbon fin- QAsv
ish specially marked OTTC'
Chemise, $1.00 ^iv? choice styles,
finest nainsook, lace insertions and
edge Swiss embroidery ribbon
run also plain hemstitched styles
really worth $1.25. d*1 fkim
Specially priced to... .^J 1/1/
Aprons,
25c
Lawn aprons,
regular and
bretelle styles
also Amoskeag
gingham aprons
for housework.
Panama Eton Suits
The collarless jacket A is trimmed
with braid and lined with taffeta
silk. Sleeves are short with turn
back cuffs. Skirt is a circular model,
unlined. All sizes in either black
or blue
%and
self material. Double and single-breasted styles. All sizes at $9,
$12, $15, $18 and $20.
Black CoatsFull loose models, 50 inches long. Made of black
broadcloth, some collarless some with coat collars. Lined with gray
or black taffeta. A very desirable evening coat. d*^^ a
Price %pjeUl)
Covert JacketsFitted and box models. Several new styles, some
of them taffeta lined, have arrived within the past few days. All
sizes, $10, $12 and $15,
Walking SkirtsTwo new styles one made from fa,ncy mixtures
the other from fine Panama cloth. Just in. tte E
All sizes, tlnusual .value for... eb&
Sateen Underskirts White Lawn WaistsAt $1.50 we
Spring Styles
Women9s
Genuine Chinese Linen, $2.00.
Real Shamrock Linen, $1.75.
Sheer Pineapple Linen, $1.50.
Fine Cambric Linen, 51c.
Irish Linen Lawns, 46c.
Shrunk Dress Linen, 53c
Fine Japanese Linen, 69c
Embroidered Handkerchief
$1.98
25 Discount on All Furniture
In the Bright Basement
$25
wide strappings of
have a most attractive Persian
Lawn waist, made with tucked
yoke and buttoning in back. It's
trimmed with lace
insertion
Boots and Oxfords
$1S0
A%^'y$1.25.Linens,.SILKS
Dfcwers, 79cSoft Cambric and
Nainsook Drawers, nine fine styles
in lace and embroidery effects
full cut and very choice98c usu
ally. Specially 7Qr
priced *t. ^f\/
Corset Covers, 50cNew spring
covers, beautiful lace insertion,
three rows front, two back ribbon
finish many styles to BZf\g^
choose from eJ \JC
Corset Covers, 17cA- lot of odds
and ends in covers, sold as high as
50c tight-fitting styles and others.
Specially ITf
priced ......Mm
Flannelette GownsAll flannelette
gowns in stockand very desir
able styles at thatplaced in two"
lots
Lot i, 75c Lot 2,95c
Thin blown" Table Tumblers,
fancy etched, assorted design,
worth to $1.00 dozen each 5
Jardinieres, an immense variety,
entire stock at reduced prices,
Thursday onlyr-^,_. "i
4%-inch i-
5%-inch 6%-inch
7%-inch 8%-ineh
l&Vke
15c
........19c
...25c
48c
Tea Kettles, extra heavy tin,
nickel plated. No. 8 or 9, worth
to 85c special 39c-
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