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'MANY
LOST
•IVERAL BODIES RECOVERED
FROM FLOODED DISTRICT IN
CALIFORNIA
I
«iiii >1 «ln(-' mail Alut two J&pAlttM
•1* kr.o>\ n to havo )■-.>> dr«» ned in
Ttmi*<lay'« utonii in thn Hooded JU
triol Of th« OSQBtya
Th» b-»1« nUwil limnrniie wavea on
!■•■■■' niTvo iin.l i!ni:i.!.iii,l many
rvoUiiiAtton* uml compU'loly « .>•-In-.I
out K.n.iti towns :i: 1 the trrinlntu
*( the nt>« Ili'p'l I.uk'.iuk. Th.' bottle*
Of »<-\ •'! -ll J.li Hi. -<i- li.l \I- Im 1-11 If
OOTMtdi It l» twllfvpit th.it several
niorr |>«r»i?ns w«r« .ln»»i Tho
ctirourr Uft in * launch (or !)«■
(UhkUvl country to.lny. Many r«*CIH
0p rttaa «!>■ out In !■" itt anJ ill n»t
finturn lx>for« nlcht.
MARY WAS
THERE
fcR. WALKER LISTENS TO TCS
TIVONY IN BMOOT CASE
(Try tV-rlppe. New* Am
WARIIIJCOTON. D. C. March 12.—
l^r. Mary Waikor was the first to
rr.ii-h the s^natft rtiinmtttr* rv»>m
this morning to hear the testimony
In the Smoot cast*. Attorney Van-
Colt, for the .vr.•;■.-■•. . Blag thr
itnlti.it! a of Crttehlow, **ki- 1
whether he e\i'<-.-i.-.i to receive, pay
for his tfr\i.« In preparing !!•.<•
case against Bmoi>t. Crltchlow nui.l.
--• negative reply. He did not bittm
It was fair to »i»y hi* opposition to
the Mormon church ha ' thr xlichtmt
bitterness la It II- admitted that
he knew of no general rendition*
existing In Utah today nut full* dla
'<!>>*rj l.> "-:»cr. M ii if tv the pa*.
Nit of th« act admitting Utah ma
a state.
When examined a* to which he
held to be the more serious offense,
Utah polygamy or unlawful cohab
itation, Crttehlow gave as h!» opin
ion that MM | his s- iv' unlawful
cohabitation was consMn-rJ more
serious because It flaunted polygamy
B*or» oi- iily.
It »m shown, however, that In all
law* passed polygamy was the more
severely puaiah*4.
l»i»rii«»!v.ir jlmo<it°« canJldaey for
the senate, he MM he himself wan
m member of th« convection that
cho»« Smith. an.l li.t-I m.nnl it a,
matter of courtesy to make the nom
ination unanimous after having!
fought It. II- admitted that If pmoot
were » non-Mormon, or even though
a member of the church. If he were,
not one of Its general authorities he (
would be thoroughly acceptable to
the witness as • senator.
A» to th» control of my church
over Smoot'a actions, he said. Smoot.
being one "I the memWers of the
highest councils, would be no lm-|
bu*d with a desire for harmony that
If he decided to do a etrtaln thing he |
would hare In do It or get out of
apostolate. Th« tltn<'M dectare>i
there was a reserve fore* maintained
by the church which would triable, It
to affect pellUeal elections »■ It
'■f
STRENUOUS
POLITICS
KANSAS CITT. Uo. March i: —
A split In th« local Democratic party
resulted In police Interference at the
primaries. Two separate mayoralty
convention* wer* held. Th« bad
blood of the faction* caused raaw
Welsh, ■ deputy hi rah* I and fol
lower of Candidate Shelly, to a hoot
Martin Crowe. *erge*nt-at-arm* of
the Kemper convention, wuundlng
him twice.
ruget Sound U of I- No ICO will
give a basket social and entertainment
at Ormanla hall this evening.
L
- $15
f
A very •mart tbree-but
ton Back ault. It* one o{
those models built for war
•nd comfort—th* Mm! suit
for buslneiw. Weave* are
Tweed*. Cheviot* and Wor*
ateda, I'attarna are I-, small
plaid*, atrip**, mixture*
and orei-plald*. Prevailing
shade* all brown, olive and
tan.
J. RcdelshcJmer4Co.
Strongest Topro«t Houm In th«
BUt«.
•00-004 Fir*t aye, cor. Columbia
—Where It Pay* to Trade
LARRY IS
. IN LUCK
TRITP TO yon A BLANK DAI.
-lßt ~*rio~~~HsKimTTtt> NO
FRAUD
Just as U»rr':.» Miulth was about]
to tsc put b*h!r.<] th* bars (■ r abuvt
I •■ 4a)S »■ in. '.!.::■.« »i«i>i-<-n*-d In Jus
tice Cann's court this morning and
now Smith haa a chauce for hts white
«-<■/. lit »i» arrested en election
day for an n!>«.-<j attempt at frsud
ttltnt Toting. Drputy fiiterlff Iluuey
made the arrest.
According to the testimony Smith
, gave his IMKI'' to the clerk in the. Ktm
precinct of the First ward, took a I*l
-lot, marked It and ttrvusht II back to
the ballot but, where ti » vole was
challenged.
■tnt'h. afur a day or two In jail.
Inert. cr.\l;;,<\ ef hla vmn <n'.lt and
was wtutrg til plead guilty to anything
from pvttjr Urceny to murder, lie
I h«J no M*« of the n.r.iki|i«iKr» and
was willing to do anything.
"■ay. I would Ilka to tr»uf)\" re
-1 marked Tom- Kelly, who sat In Its*
: court room. "1 happened to be there
and k .-• ■*■ : that vota."
Krlly • ok the stand and ttattfted
that Bmlth had r- »lved a blank b*J
lot i. d had brought the same ballot,
still ttark. back to the tallot t-i.
He il.i:. I have voted I kUrik ballot
and the court thought the case should
be eonUnucd.
The ludge and clerk of the precinct
I Ij»»» been subpoenaed for Uonday. It
la ripected that If It la shown that
Brolth tried to vote a blank l*:iit be
| will b« tunned looser
COLLIDED
IN A FOG
TWO STEAMERS CRASHED TO
GETHER OFF THE MERSEY
'"v P* rlS't-« N'cwa **• n.)
l.lVClil'OOL,;Ttl«r»h U.-t>artaf a
drnae fcg off lit* M*ra> t.«lu> the
Bldcr-t>«in|Mt*r Itnrr Fan* tr< tn
Ijui ■*. f-i.i.i-.l *Uh th« Norw«c>«fl
atramer italfd^n. Th» latur wa*
beached and •>• badly damaced.
Got Off Easy
COLFAX, March 11 — William
Jarne* and Frank Juhnvon. both giv
ing their ag<>* M It yearn, were sen
tenced to IS days each In the county
I Jail on ch»r«;<-a of. petty larceny. Th«
toy* were arrested on a charge nf
burglarUlnar the atore of Mr*. Mr.
Ixinatd of Tekna. Rnd rorifracet].
tiwtng to thetr youth they were per
mltud to enter a plea, of guilty to
1 the charge of p?tty larceny and lake
I Jail a»nt»-'. > • Conviction of burg
-1 lary would have meant • term In the
penitentiary.
Tommy and Frank Jamea, brother*
of William, nge.l r. and U year*, are
• till In the county Jail nwaltlnt; (rial.
They confe**»d to havlrfg taken part
In the burglary, but, being under 14
year* of age, an effort will be made
j to send them to the reform *chool.
Launch for Skagit
MiNT VKriNO.V. March U-C. 11.
0.-irt and C. A. Carpenter have nearly
I co»njil»t»<J a new gaaolan* lannrh. 23
feet In length by I feet In width, at
j an expense of I-?A It la a *trong
craft, and will carry eighteen i«>«-n
--gera. The engine I* all horse power,
and wan mad« i.v Mr. QarL who ,1* a
practical marhlnlitt. The launch will
b* u*'d aa a ptra*ur* boat (in the
Skaglt river. ; ,
Corralled the Japs
■T PETKnSnnitO, March 1.1 —All
Jap resident* along the Traniuuilberlan
I railroad and thoKe living at Illagove*
tchenak have li'n removed to Irkutsk.
The auth9rltles feared, they might Hi
jure the railway.
—4
Are you happy? Of Bour—. I have
' Just come from the Fair auction.
Everybody la happy thai attend* the
Fair auction. They ought to be,
they set thing* so cheap, ■"
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOMES. SWEET HOMES.
City Da.X Stuk
(111 I (N. March 11-M»ye.r Ara.»s
KOmunds ami t't'iim ilttnii ('. I". \\ ii.i
--l«>. A. 11. Mur.L.k and «I U IlUll
nr.i-.ii did nut hand In tn*ir r<«i««.i
tlcna aa prr rr.ni'«l of Councilman
Ji'hn W «i»h. for allr«pd lnfra>:tl«u > f
svetlun 1039. Ualllngrr's . .-V. but on
the contrary did buslnrui. buying (-"
fret uf fire buae aud transacting ulhcr
buslneaa.
AI the la*t r«c\itar m«>«tlnc. hrld
during Ftbrusry, CVuiu-tlman J>'*J>ii
, WaUh atated that If the abuv*-i>amr<d
mm (ltd nut hand In Ihrtr r«-«lglL>>*
at the t.r» I regular mrctln*. March T.
he would start proceeding* sgalnst
thrm In the auixrtur court. Cuurcll
man Walsh was not present at the
tnrrtlng Monday night, and It now re
mains to be K-rn whvthrr h> will car
ry out bis thrvat or ml. Mr stays lU*
' mayor and oom»rllaB)en are Interestmt
In r.me cf the contracts I*t by th*
town fur supplies.
WRIGHT
NAMED
TACOMA. March U The Ditno
crats of •ii« last night wound
up the most enthusiastic city con
vention they hit' held In nearly a
decade by nominating Oeorg* I*.
Wright (or mayor. Wright, who Is
m popular Democrat, received a rous
ing ovation on entering the conven
tion hull lie m«de a «;<•«■<■ h prom
ising a good business administration.
ATTIIACTIVB NKOLIUEK
' Thla attractive neglige* for morning
w*r la of pat* »r»«-n ca*bmer« trim
m it with |vr»lan «!ik ami IVr*!»n nan*
brnldery. Th* front la the «ne-pl«e
Ilunplan front, but th<- hark la rut and
Joined at the mist Hi..-, un.l.r the
1.- It, which It -«ii«til "v«r th<- a.atn
aa far an th« underarm seams.
NEWCHWANG IN DANGER
TOKIO. March 12 —It la reported
that th« Ruaalana have advanced
to Klnchow, commanding. lh» New
chwang railway. Newchwang la
thua brought within the belligerent
xone and :' liable to Japanese at
t:uk. The I t,»li«h mil American
warahlpa at Newchwang haw pro
tsat^'l acnlnat the ItUMlan blocka,de
of the port. The Huaalana are Ml
iriti.l.in« near WIJI on the left bank
of the Vain.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Th» two flrrat Northern overland
t>nrm-nt:»-r tralna nrr. to have new
n.nnfi. The exprem, whlrh nnlvn
In tJ»> fimriiiiiß when on a. !ii"|n!<>
time, will ■•• ifl'r l>o known an
the "Flyer." The evening train will
be known ii« the > .ml M.til"
OFF FOR FAR EAST
I'OriT RAID, I^rypt, March 12.—
The RuimlHii armored rrula*i l>l
mltrl iMinakol arrived | today from
Huez. Hhe haa been completely re
paired and a.nl«-U for Cadlx, ijpaln,
today.
THE BKATTI.K STAR
RUSSIA
REPLIES
MAKES REJOINDER TO JAPAN'S
DISCLAIMER
(By Bcrtppa Nr«» Ann)
BT. nrrr.n«ni"ita.-March ti-Th»
i ffl. !»1 rrfrUnd'r to Japan* dl*c!almrr
if vlolailun of Kt'hi nr.ii[«!ii> mtm
that II.<• Uliiti i .in. R.i 1* miilm,
aa K.f» In January. |>rumutgaU< brr
iifuK«!iir to ||M pow«r»-th»rtfor».
that no »lal» of war > i!a<> >t or cave
toe Japan*** th* liiht to violate l.»r
neutrality. The Japanoee •ont"
if i|. fmac In hrr attack un th* It>i»
■ten ship at I'hrmulpu <■!> Vrl/tu*r> »
la ...n.lil.r. .1 li •• >>•. •'!•» of Kor.a •
n«utrall<y proclamation. Japan* d*
nial cf lr:t»rf»"i c» with Ituadao l»l
--trrain* ovor th* I<■ nil cable la
lcrtii.il MM and an lfi>t»tu-« I* cit. <1
I wberrln llar->n d* ■»•»>. at Teklu.
Idl 4 nut rweiv* m m«a«a«* fur thie»
day*.
SWEPT
BY FIRE
PRAIRIES Or INDIAN TEftftl
TORY ARE BURNING-LOSS
WILL BE HEAVY
my H. fir m N*w» Aaa n 1
rOHT WORTH T.«aa. March 11
— n#r»-« pralrl* fire* ar* rafli.« tn
th*> Indian Territory north of vuiiin.
\U+ whol* country belna* aw*pt rlran
of farm bou*«« and every rnllii of
vcfrvlatlon ltunjr«-d« of IU • atorka
burned to death. Th* l»*a will b«
bc«vy.
sm sm
mm n
lvtrr f.r.g,, and hi* wife. y.tar I.
'ink 1", wrre arreated, today on • '
charg* at embrixJlnjf 171 from It. 1 I
Ofdtn. of Hi'- firm of Olaaguw, «>«
dan & '"rary Th« defendant* ejv.
bail In thr «urn of ISO 9 and wrr« f
l«w»r<l by Juatlc* I'tnn.
According- to the story !■•! 1 In th« ]
office of ih» proaectitlnjr attorney
U«t runlnf (Hgo and hi* wife paid
Ojr<l*n 171 by check fnr aervtrea rrn
, dered th»rn. They accompanied him
to a local hank. »hi» tbe check waa {
caahed. Wlwa the money waa paid
out. It In alleard. Oa*o crabbed It
and r*fua#d to viva the attorney hla
fee. Thin la Mid to have occurred
llnrrh I.
O(<ten yeiterday mad* romjOalnt
when Oasro rtfuaed to make good th«
knot, •
Trustees Enjoined
rKN'M.rTOV. Or*.. March tt.-Mr«.
f'«»»ima Blubblrrirld liaa rnmmrm «1
an action In the probate court of I'm
tillii rnunty to hay* a*t aalda a <Wl
■lon of the mii»rl'ir court ii|>li'ildlnc
a li«(ii«"«t of h*r <Ik-»iiiiml husband
«ti'>iii will provided for the rrnrli.n
of a *Mnm' and orphans' horn* at
Walla Walla to Mai KSUO.ooo. Th* pr»- j
l>at«- court li«- *njolnr«| th<* trn- ■ ■
frnm |toi • • • 11r> I furihrr with th» r«n>
atrucllon of th* humc at Walla Walla.
APPENDICITIS KILLED HIM
Arthur O. lv.-in, a well-known
rU-.iiilc drntlat. «Ilwl Uat lil«hl nt
rinvl.lrrirf 11... |i|l,il of «(«IH'.
append Iclt la. An operation i«-r
--form«d TTiur»«liiy tilitlil fnll»<1 to
nave »ii« life. Dr. H-th had In in a>|
rfalili-nt of H*attt« for about two
vi..ii" Hi. ■■> .i« but St yum of rrp.
Ilia (hlliii la now on hla way biral
'j-oiii tH» Moh.i". la.
WAR NURSES REACH
SEATTLE AT LAST
DR. M'QtF HAS STRENUOUS EXPERICNCCS ON THE TRIP
FHO MTME EAST—LEAVE FOR ORIENT ON THE IMAWMUI
I»r. Anltil Mi'Oc* inn) lirr party
uf ill iv. ill MM i.iii«.« li.ivi- rfiii In -I
Hfnttli- nt lunt, They I'M ■ hi' ago
)imt it «•■• U ii«'i I'l-I.iy mill wain
lull'-. I Ik .lit' her* Tii'-Kil.iy I'lK'il
lit ►ill fur J,i( M tin- tallowing
mi.i i.ii.m "ii tin- N. Y. K. Hi" lyu
Muni. I tut rrovKli'lii c utid I nil-*
J. HI ruled ntli<T wine.
tin* i uit rii»i< iht continent front
Ht Paul km imiiilo on n< In .lulu ttBM
until tin- Km ky mountitlna «<•!••
tfm tieil. 'ill' ii Iraul riimn In
till In hr« In Mm tot m of Ktiiivtnll'li m
mi.l «iihlimnn. .Mine Hi hi fourteen
lii.iim were MiM|WMi In OOtnlag
fn.il> H(mkuim ill It nun nearly I
o'clock Ililn mol iilmk when the <lrent
Noithern train beurlny th« fatty
lull..! lulu HcattlK.
in c|.iii' of Hi- fart that Ilirlr
troublM .ill iii.i "iii « in ii i ii. %
reiwhed Ihe t-nd of 111. ll I'lll'l Jour
liry, iiimiii: to ■< mil i| between twu
tioteld over tls. I« Uikk-ik". Of, .*•!■
(Ire uml her con<|iunt<>ni bora It nil
win thXlfUl f.n tltuda Ttiey «uiy
they like Me«ttl<*. oven If It lii »■!
•mi tleppy for ■IglifaallH. and In
-1.1 I ti> ii.in- ii K">K.l time hero » hlta
waiting for the iirit 111.111 for J.i I .til
Thry li !%•■ derided lo fill fur th»
M-.it of wnr on th* atenmer Bhaw
mul if the iiL.ti.il Hteamahl|> f'mti
l«ny'a fleet, »iii.i. la a(h*dutt-<l to
iMVa M^iih 36
When m. si ir item a*h*<l for an
lutrrvlew at th» llutlcr hotel Ililn
■HUlllllg ho f. 'Hi 1 thn nurx-a In I
flurry owing In the Idlng of their
liner • nt the Hotel Waihlflßton.
li mma that Mm porter on the train
Infnrnird the |.i.i ly that itriorntiio
dattxna hint been nrruna*"! (<>■ them
at th* W.mlii/iKi.pri.
Upon riving; in Heattl" Ihelr
hand ■<>(« »i"l trunk rhecka win
tumrd over to ;i runner fur i hut
hotel and ihn purty (nt Into th*
WaahltiKtun bun. letter they learned
that m < ••ii.ii>."l i11..i.» had been en
nirl for them at Hi- Ilutler by
th« iiir.it Northern and rvt|ueil«d
th* t'tiitn of tbalr t>iM(Ka««< They
HE WORE
STRIPES
Jud«* Ru4kln todar «>'f"' th*
•hack!'* fur •«■.«-.. •! .|i» ''• <i>'*.
«ho ••."*M fi-lirf In th* • :J"Il "T
court. Nrllle Klrchhrlmrr *v grant'
Ml a divorce ft in William Klixhhcim*
rr up«n Uttt ruuml* . r cruslty. UU»
aait-r(> that <■ !• an ri-rvuvlct. hair*
»»r»>.l time In ltrKUh C'i.lußitla f.*
ifriil! ■ utoltn |-~ji!ii She *■• «lv»«
tho i mii.lr of h*T ihr«<- ihil.li.n
U*ll ll'ial>t told th* MM that brr
huataaitd. A- ■'■ ■ «•. had ! . at. I her with
aii-.r.nMr a li"."i,. > and had cnllrd
her • lot of naucnly names. Ht.» not
"iil i"' liar divorce^ but «•• a.:*4
• »«r.'..; •- !..!» In K-uli •>. «n...
• hi. h had b*«o community property.
I.urm Ucflulr* tuld 11 ■•• eOWI that
■he ln'l certainly brtn f"l (0 her
hi-al «!.t, :••>! but lh<- lallrr > .11*4
hf-r vMm I utnr. •; .| continued to brat
her t until i>«tli-fM-» r*ax<t to I- h<T
pnvalllnc virtu*. Bhm cot a 4arrr«.
Hi GOT $450
Italph W. Urooka, a l<>ng*li<>r*man.
wit* awarded a vrrdlrt of MM In
Juds* (Srtffln'a court today acalnat
Mr<;ab« A Hamilton, •tcvedorea, for
Injury to hi* Ux and hip. While be
«>a l»a'lti.c (rain for that firm tn
November, I*o2, he »aa (truck by a
aa< of (rain, which fpll from the
•Ut*-r>\v loa4ln«r tnarhtne and waa
.. ..fly Injured.
FIRE AT RIPON
Itll'-S- WaV M«rrh IS.—nr*
thla ii.i.using d»atr«y»il th» Tr*jnont
bolrl and a nun >• ; of hu«lii(-»»
houvt-a. The I»a will h- 1(1.000.
«■'»«.: J. KIMIM rhargr] that
hi* wtfe Marf|«rrt nbartdonrd htm In
Canada afirr two >• >r« of matri
monial Mian and bllatrra In Ifttt, ll'
(in granted a divorce, n* hla Wit*
•111 not «• taW to contradict him,
and alao rvcrlv*4 thr cuitody of th*
two children. a|i>4 11 «> ' IS.
=A Good=
Investment
' LOTS ON RAINIER
BOULEVARD
THESE are not far from
Jackson street. Call
and we will be please J
to show them. Office,
(W.C. Hill Brick Co.
wart Informed Hint the party would
lin ilinrtfi-il fur I in- room* for one
ilny urn) llj.it ']<•■ luiKJMlt" would not
1., till M d null] "'■ hill li .-I 1,, ■ii
I'll lit. •
'11..- him m I claim lli.it 11. v «c<u
pll I !'<"• rii'iniH hut a f< <v iiili.iii-i".
mill iniml.lir that tii.'.v wn- not'
trniled fairly liy t tin Witnlilniclon
lu.ili i«"'Mi'-llt. 'J In- Una! Northern
In. .il piiN-., nj-'-i offli'lula an look*
I nt; ufiii lha intitiii mill Mill in i
thai II li upoillly arrnnced.
"I •it it' I mi y uu limt mich n very
pIWHTIt lrl|> I'limlnK herv," Bald I'l
M '<<!• to th« r«|n»rtnr, "but »■■ hud
food (M'.itlii-i .in.i ■*>■ certainly )md
plenty of lint* lo view )!,<• gO«W/i
Wo wir» delayJ «t l>i<^*, ft uriuill
tuvtn In tli" U.m , let, fur forty-flvo
boon by v pa. i • -i-lun of i-ri.»»«il'|. '«.
nix] until"- Of 111. Kill" 1.l off ill"!
•raJkad < li;llt Hill.X klkli'<■ ■ I'IM.
"After wi' |«ft H|Mik.»ii' Hi. rum -
I'iiui li.>.| | wavhiitit i-i ••■ I.tllv fur
■ .li I" tit fit ill Adrian iwid «- m-
-111 III'"I tO (-:|."il..il.t>. \\ . l>fi 111.1'
.Ki.11l Ji I-1.1.1..V morning At 10
oVIo. k himl iiiilv-.l li'-ii- ufin inl'l
i-lflii nfli r ii ir. ..r.l l>i' | Ing til)'
uf .li'luyn,"
\\ t,. t, .U'.l how »!i»- Ilk. -I H<:illla
Hti'l t)i« went I'r M> i;< i- n..i'l i hfn
fully: "Irnifi^niMily. K<"v«-r«J of m
IlllVr iil--U-<-'l to M Ml.- In li- .ifl.'l OUT
return from the war, If w<• enn nr>
mrtKc i! I haven't »■ < n tnut h of
Hcattlp, tiut n>ii-i« frutn our diffi
culty «i ttti* \\'-if<!itnH("'i ho hnvn
br«»n Irrati-il v««iy *i-ll "•I Hln]
HI.- «rl| I '■■.».• I vllli our !• 'I •
lion."
IJvrry m«-iii»«.r of th» V&rty bn»
••■en Bitlvo r•• i>. t ■ - on III* buttle
flrlii rnnH iw.nly nit wear <!<-■ ..n-
Horn fur liruvrry. Tl.f ii.. m t.< :» 'if
Hi" I'itrty utr: l>r. A»lt» N<•>»...n.t.
MifJrr, Mm I'M* It. Klnir. Ml«
Mini ('mike, Minn All' • Kurnmer,
Mlm AdiUlU 11. M.. ■ krf.-th. Ml**
(icnvvlitve 11 v «■»■■!!. Vi» M;uy X
iilii.l»lii. Ml"* S-.i ».i:i Hawaii. Ml**
Adrle Nrcb ..d Mix Ulzabrth It
Ki»tx |
MAY 5
In nr-Vr. i... It la »!!'«>-<l, to help
along Senator < lr.,ri£« Turner • boom;
fur vie* t r. »i 1 -r;t. iliurj. » »•. lielf*
urr, chairman of «hr DMOmlll
■tat* < • tit ul . ommlttr*. ha* chai>«< ■!
the <J*l* of the •iidlii( (taKe conven
tion of that party to May *. Mr
llrirnrr iiu ii'u>i) ---iila to allow
the honor of entertaining ll.r »»th
•fine to MiMifl .11. > '.>fiii>t*
,N<-»» of th* ■(I »::«•• cam* to th*
local Je*o>r» of the party >«•!■ i!«y
l> Irlirr fj.nu Mr, llrlfuer. «bu l»
nour a r>M !• M of Halt I.nk', except
■rhen I«Tti'..-ru!ic convrntlun* a: I Hi
•i • •!.>>, in ......
It >■ pr<>tiat<lr thai the Democrat*
milt hold tut one county convention
■ ltd will name on the «rae day both
county Offlcrra anil drlrKalr* l" the
atate f rutlon.
Th* oounty convention will have to
It Mi l"l"i to April Zl In 'hat ( *—■
Th« Itepubllrmn county (stbeittif
would M h'l'l about Ma 4.
The atat* HrpubUcan convention
will be hci-l In T.noma later iii May
than th* Jtfrrraonlan tmrtinc.
MR. BLAINE
RESIGNED
Th# city park board tntt lat* r««t<T
day aflTTimm and r*<-r«nf.ir<-.| ).■-
i !<■ iir.K C. I'- Kn«l*r prraldrrtt. to auc
' rful I. K. H *>■ ■ . who 11 ai«i •<1 on
m ■■■■ jt.t of ■"•"•"■ of prr •• but)
, m-».
Today «!.<• .»"1 la In ar**lort with
|i:ir.| Huprrlntviidc-tit v. allara, talk
it b DV«r park '!-»lt»r» In e<><> ral.
WARIIIN'UTUN. D. C, March ll
liin fatorably rr|»ortr<l totlay In th*
. nniK from th* commltlr« on build
j Irtxa. approprlatlnc BH.aW to purchaa*
ii . ■ i- 1. .:»■*.'■■ for a public bulld
in« at l.<* An».i l< •.
HALL CAINE, THE MANX NOVELIST
It wim at !!unc<>rn. I"' k'.'^'. v.lnn
Ilia f.illn r wai* ttrnporntlly , it*4
•■ a shlpit(nlih on a VMM! In the
haibur, tii.it liutl <nln« yum born.
May 14 LSS3. Ha m ■ tvpKal
Miinxrnnn. It rv-nturlrs hla an
cealurs were Manx fl*h«nm-n an<J
Ullen of the ao!l.
Ilia early years were spent In the
hnrne of hi* (TO'lriiotli.T and hi*
schooling ended at 15. Then he b«
--■ .hi.- a sclimol teacher. His early
wiillngs *«>r«! for newspaper*, and
his flrat novel, "Th* Khaduw of a
Crime," ■■ laaued In lk«f, juat .-»*:•• r
his i.-i.-irrli»c*. "A Hon of llagar" (•■!
lowed In 1--T. Neither of Hi aw
books attracted much utttntlon.
Then h« wrote, "The l^nnatipr,"
and hla fortune and reputation were
made.
"The Bondman," • The Mnntmin"
and "The Chrlatlan*' were. put4i»h<-il
during the next 10 year* and n-t
--liiiiin tis'-ly popular. Th«-n rarne "The
Internal City/ li.n crowning maater
plec*, which had ithenimrnaJ success
ail a drama a* well mm in utory form.
Ilia home at lin-i b:i cantie is pleas
antly situated /-.■!■.•.. <-!i the towns if
!'<■«■ 1 and I*mi«!u» All \ l>r were
cordially rwelvej. enpetlally those
from Aiii«tia. for which he had a
great admiration.
Everyone who 6HH for Mr. Hall
VIOLATES
STATUTE
In order that the i>»»»«t». r« travel-
Ing i«i».M(, ft..hi- aixi Alaskan pori*
and t»<-< ii I' «-i sound port* may
h»trt every chance fur their lives In
ca*e of dlaaater. <■<■!)•< t .r of Custom*
Ido la i.. >ii « on • eruaada »t—t:.*t
v< -»f-!» guilty "f violating the l.m«
tlun law*. When th« '• jinrt James
I ",'Aur »rt:v<.l In port this morning
she wan ».■ -nr.l.-.i t.v i.ir-it. V. H Van ■
H'.«U- r. X i ..n >.!»•..l<r . f the revenue
launch H■ --lit.
On Investigation It *••• found that
th« law which r'-c|ulr<K thai nod' of
<(■<- location of lit- |.r< rvrm ahatl be
jiincrii In all cabin* and staterooms
and In con*plcu«ua pia"*<a about the
<)<< k of »<••*< l» waa being violate.
The only pl*i-• mi the iK.ilur wh<r*
the t.o'irr* w«re posted *<r« In the
•taternorna. Nrlthrr In the social hall
nor dlnl'> room nor on the deck were
such notlr«-» i>'.ji-f<!.
In case of fire or accident It la the
firrt Instinct of a pa»»*«**er to rw»h
from hla etaterm.m. and a notice pu*t
t<l Hi' r<- woutJ !••- of llc valur.
Not only «■■ thla law violate, I.M«
al»o the one which rrqnln-a that fir*
drllla ■hall I- 1.—i.1 at Wn-i oiire nuh
w<M>k. Th* \"K of the Dullar ahuwed
that drllla had l>< t-n held but ence a
month, wl» n the efficera of the Vf*>
act wrre quratJonrd < ntin ri.li-ac thla It
waa brmicht out that but f< » boats
wrr# .\ir low«-r»d. the oth>Ta being
left to rust In thalr blocka.
. -- * "
f\ Open '-, -^ * Open fS
C* I ntil r //'*£** U'+t/J ) L'nlil V
# 9:30 9:30 *
I Tonight REUABLE GOODS ONLY Tonight A
f Our 1
1 Grand Opening' 1
for the Spring of 1904 T
Occurs I
wCcurs
Monday, Mar. 14 I
In adilltlon to th« stir.i. it. prrtented by our complete W
araortmrnt of n«w merchandlM
Many Handsome Gifts T
4L Will i.f Jlntrlbvitcd among our patrons. }r^ill particulars m
• In Runday'* ; p«n ■
€ TO KNOW TUB FASHION*—GET THE DESIGNER %
# FOR Ai'iili. 10«. M
I McCarthy Dry Goods i
vj L^ompciny M><n*onstr.^
lIAI.I. MM.
Culne'a b<Mjks will naturally be In
ti in!. ■! in knowing that they hay*>
lirariicfliiy n|| ittrn written In a *••
eluded room built some few hundred
feet higher up the hill than MS
house, on the edgi" at the plantation
which extends behind. It Is, p»r
hai.it, 25 feet long by II feet wide,
and Its Interior I* characterized by
a Spartan simplicity. True, It lifts a,
floor and a great old-fashioned fire
place, with a lltlie shelf on which ll*
Mil.' favorite buolcs, but, with the
exception of one chair ami a deal
table. It la Innocent of other furni
ture. There is not even an Ink-
M.U.I. for the reason that Mr. Hall
■ ■,■■(!.•• wrote with a fountain pen.
Here nbonlute quiet reigned, and
the author was undlaturbrd while
weaving those brilliant webs of ro
mance In which he enchains the
heart, brain and sympathy of hi*
readers. How unpretentious In the
r'luni dedicated to th* goddeia of lit
ernture m*.y be Juiced from th" 1 fact
that the drivers of the wagontte
point It out to the trippers, aa "the
cow-houiM» where Hall Came wrote
his books."
Hlnce the publication of the "Eter
nal City" and his election to th*
house of k«ys, Hall Came had re
tired from the public platform and
by his facile pen advocated certain
social and political reform*.
Th* f!r.<» ai»M> for each »lo'a
tlf>n of the law la »MO. The matter
will bin referred to Capt. D. V. Toiler,
R. C. B. who will report the matter
to Collector cf Customs Ide fur mo
tlon.
Will Run Full Time
MT. VnnN'ON*. March I!.—Tfc»
'••■•Jur-lule Lumber Company, which
has been rui.nln« about one-half tfc*
limp the i>u»i two months, will (tart
next we«k and run full time. Man
after W. W. Carpe-ntcr •»>•» they have
b««n bulldln* tkldroads Into new
timber, setting donkeys, and ha*»
completed preparation! for a long
run. The capacity of the mill la
20,000 feet dally. ' - :;
SENATOR IS BETTER
NEW TOrtK. March ll.—Senater
• "lurk of Montana returned today
from Bermuda on th« sUamer Trin-
M.i-I, convalcarent from a recent
operation. Th« senator's operation
followed rlita^ly upon tht death of
Mr C. W. Clark, his daus;ht«r-ln
law.
MANY BUILDINGS BURNED
FrtKDKniCK. Okla, March It.—
Fourteen business house* wtr«
burr.cd her« last night. Los* 1T.'..000.
Com«! Come! Com*! Where? To
the Fair auction, of courst. Every
body la wiving money at the Fair
auction. Better come alone with
the reat and get your share of th«
bargain*. . ***
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