The Charles Mix new era., March 03, 1905, Image 2

About The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911

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glfMttt- amta* »|4W TWator, «to
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siytnstia Ik abaft 1, tb*
.-fltatM (feat ami 0«A*»#l*a* W»
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mmtms* to ltd* toat tbeir five* and to
that MnMr will h* *®e**d»d.
beat taken from tb* «hatt. A to*«e
eatog
MIU
In tbt rilaea, wrt it to
batoty aetolble, bat net iibrty, that
•f tha natoaabM wtoew wiU be rtaaasd
fttffK
Ti* mtttn#* Hi* «f urrifi* tow «i
•battered class windows
A
wilf dfetant.
immediately a«w the *hoek great m»
bety af miners. who *w off duty wa
dey rad«d to At abaft to 8«J P*rt
dmii of amoke sad dust gushing from
its motrth. Mothers, children ami «dto*
relative* soon wer* weeping and l^t*
(ng for the mm of their bwed on«i.
Tba oSriala of tfca wtoe, laelodiug ««a
•rat Muiftr Kck. vera ama om tba
(round *ml tfe* wartt of iwcnia* the aaltt
•ra
directed by Mr, B«4a.
TM 4a«4 wlnm aa tor rammed are
*11 Italia** *ad HoM#a*Un«, wd ha*» a«
r«t aot bat* MntlM,
lb« com$«tty tmmlU' mrha In tWa
shaft about s*rmit*-flT* i»lo»rm hut 8u»
da*
TTI*
w* »MI« not all la ul tin amaB
losa of Uf» ma be atlHbutrd t» thta fart.
Tba Fatted Matta (VMI and Csk* C«j»
agar, wftb priiM-ipal oScaa ia Iltubnrjr,
nw l« a partof lb* Ctttai Stataa Sted
H» eaaaa «f the M^orioa
baa' ujmmx baan diMiriied and slac*
It ia baidi* ^abaWa a** of tbaaa la tba
•J** win tw maeMid a lire tba cause of
tba nqdaaioa
BM*
i
V**
l*tof l»
bt «ot at kHm tba
On at tba ***k t*« be«^ wwa »«w»ar
Mfceft t» atttWHi imm Mi'
tb «ba Biwrirt**
AI^J
BWa*
b« kMowa^
STOCK A PORTUMK.
r-
AffatMt Two Emptor aa af
Bi| Una*— flrn.
Upon warrants thargin* tbaaa
with law*** «t 900J00Q tram tba Jordan
at tm Man* Oo*paoy, 4amft««« atow pro
a)Wirtta* *. riaabwa m* nMm, d«iiiwr #»a *aara. J«h»
tba awMtMlm k#K, S4 «4d. and Cbarbw II.
'9» fowMfrt tU k*H «T
iw.
C»r, 61 yaara «W.
., Tba
WHH W»
mad* ia
«O»-
wftb what tba p»«rs atWa
aa astMaiv* «wi*lra«r l« dalwad tb*
«o«iwar. liMiaia H. Carrtli. #1
at rnt, w«a araastsd a faw waaks ago i»
aaaaaatfaa vitb tba sa*»,
IV |tfiaa«at« «w» ««a«4arad la tba
•MMIM daMMUMM of tba «MN awl »ra
aibgad to ba*a »a
bills far goods, aataM
ispMiWa paitiaa. ia aavib a ntaawr tbat
tbar iwctiiwl (dMN-ba tba atMNiats «td
«vid«| tba (Rwaada a«m« fbwwHMv**.
FINALTIte ARb StVCIIC.
Law A#al«M Atrlfctn« Only Afirra
vau-a ItalUa feteaatlM.
tta«N! to Md«v t« ascapa tba «wm)
tl»« of tba law tba raH««* a«ttaNr»«
tliwiwbwt Italy b**» «a«a«vd li l»
af Mtwal and »un«Mted
of hIh and mdam, wbkb la
barisf tba t#m* badly «-riiplla« traf
te, pn^Alag fnM tadi«»atla» en tba
aMt of tba VMc.
Tba mwlt ia tba tuMMta of aaoa
•a! tbdaya af atfeara. Tralfc* baa
la anaaa^uaaea abaot (M
par «wt at ttea wbw tba teartot aaa.
•aa l« at Its boiglit aad tba
to tabr tba af tba* tta« bartad to ma
laiiiirffa aad tba aaait PMaatant fataitary aboat tba thaa of
ieatti U» i« tb* rklaity af tba
eartaia aoawa
tmm tba rallntada, aad tbe rapaal
af tba law MwacHWac aarata ^uaiab'
mwt tor twmI# «a|4oy«t wba a»»f *a
la attikaa.
MOT #4UL JONlS* BOOt
Vaa4 Oamn rws4 to Parta Csattls-
ratbu Tba jwwMaalaary siaaUnatioo
whk4i Amtmmmt* Fortr* ia naUaa tor
tba at Joba Faal tota, tba aarai
ban of tba wrwhrtloaarjr war. N»*utly
diacfcNMd a laad cefla. Tfca aaaw pUta
an tba eam waa amdk «MW4ad, bat tba
ia»wl»tiaa baa iaaM* baaa daaipbarad.
abovtac tbat waa tba eatta of as 8a#
Hahaiar ballad May ft. 17W). tw® *aa«
r**r ^f^aai^iam**rritn" nlTI aot be
At tba fariBfi Tba aaareb ««tJao*s. The a»d
Itig et tbla toad vtriBa baa tiM adraatafo
utrusft*
Wt*U*m
IQVSV' IPPWi^Wlp* VWPMT:
U's^M^teaaatta »«M HaHww aaa*
«f tba tmmmy, 40*4 at
llaaa^ Mawday. aod «T
JIKAaaAaMflatt
yPBwH WPWH^^WWpl
Mt At *4 bt
TO ANSWCM,
•T tba VmUm* Matoa.
OataiaBd, Q.i SaUUag and tboiwughljr
ia^*^A^aa^1t!f ^Mlalek1^
4WM tba aatborttiaa «f tba t'^tad Utates
aa nMi lit llafera* RHAUM in the
baaluwytr* mn,
i. V, Dawtaf. bar attarwar, at Irat
gfbbawly mfaani Mi allow Mra. Chad
wick to ba ewara, tlatwb tba aoait per
etaatorUy ordered ber ta riaa aad take tbe
aatb. It waa oaly after a caafereoee tbat
aba taaOy took tbe wkaaaa ataad. Kreo
isfaaad to I
atatewwat of
bar being tbat
ia New 1f
ob-
Kirby.
MraairaM daaghtar af Maiats|l J.
B. Kltir, aceMmteU* shot aad fctUad
tlataaaa Morgaa, bar awaatbeart. ana
lay. Tim w«» playing
waa
was aDMoaed to ba
aatwaa Moafaa'a
1&
Mora BkKtlaa PeaaA
Ala,: Tba reawirra at
waft in tbe Virginia mlae Maaday racor
aaai tba badiaa of two mate rkttaa at
iaat Muoday'a #aaat«r, wbkb nakaa tba
wunbar nwM a» ta tbfa
UMI
lejared la Miwa.
IteAbwm, 1. T.: A
af gaa to jampla arfae No. 2, of tba'
titwat WaaBwa t*oal aad Cw Q*Nw*y
4W mm, brbuaa
wi»
A fMNl etrike of
af BiM«b Colaia
0H i^gpl^
af tba aigbt
Marcb, tMbtog a «««r at tba pria-
Hrw O*H«M» *««n
^0 »'W v
IVaMstf «T Aaaibarn 9NM»I* AM
i ilftMiMk
mm. V**anM»t «M t«»» abam«d
a not a: tb* Mwaautry at sana *t tk*
•VWTBM* PMT%A«*A, WTORE RFVOLATIOOARY
axitata» «i« a^ctdatlBC r»»»«s tbat tbe
tit
will an Marcb 4 iwae a waai{«a
Tidlac fur a gaawal ditWon »t
bad to pro
na. land*. A a*w aUotaMBt bai V** t'ja
dnaia of tba Moiiiiks tw dm waaci
patkta, aud acronliuc to (iriTata H^ioHa
tba .atoriea bavo apread like wUdSr« «ti4
urt Implicitly belicretl. la the govern
m«at of Tatea a large proprietor weot
to bb entMts bu% weok aad fonad tbe
peaentMt* at wtrt aieurariag off aad stak
ing tb«ir abam. la respoaaw to bis d«
BMMtda (or aa «pinnatlou tbey' told him
of tba etHBlng maalfeato. Refwin* to
listen to bis declaration tbai tb« report
was abattrd tbay Would at once say:
"Wa hara beard tbo Uttle father baa di
4ded,**
Wbaa tba proprfator aakad wbat would
bwwow of bin, they replied:
"Ob, ««a will leara y»ti tba huilJiags
aad forty acres."
Once tba peaasatry become poassaaed
of the idea tbat tba «ap«ror has willed
a division of tand it will be exceedingly
(Uffltnlt to a baaa their laiuda #»d aura
rtaa treoblaa oa a lai«a scale are feaml.
Tba Mcmjika ar« likely to tara on tba
proprietor*, aa tbay did aevcta! years a*o
in the provinces of Bare toff and Poltera,
wbea aaareb* reigned for mime time.
Among the reaerriets agitatara are
spreading tbe story tbat tba war is orer.
A ease to tfted which occurred a i»rt
uigbt sgn at fUaalaa. wbere 200 reserr
ista wba had baaa railed in fatly toM tba
oOcer tbay did aot intern! to serve.
"The war is orer,"
MI
hi tbe leader. "We
know yon simply want to mak« money
oat of a pout r»vt for feediog as. Wa
will aot aarra," aad they marebad off.
DAMAGE 0ONC BY ICS.
•caaa»er Big Kanawha ta tank Oa*
lot* Myerlile. Hr
Mayxrille, Ky. A b'-f-y iva gonca ia
tba Ohio Hirer waa di*! lj»d Kriday it
taraooa ia a rise t* i ti„- Kaaawba Hir
er. CowMeraMa
I'IIUHH:.-
CCCC BRAT
waa doaa by
tba ice. 'ioe steamer «i# Ksoawha wn*
torn from it* mooring* aad carried d»wu
with tbe tea. Aa she panned tbe ferry
boat lawraac* aba tore tbe outer guards
off tba ferryboat. A qaarter of a ndle
farther dowa the 1«* tore a large Mi*
ia tbe bull of ibe Big Kaaawba, wbea
•be sank, aad tbe ice wrrebed bar.
(.%pt. Williamson aad tba ww of tUe
at aa uer bad Marrow iweapea, aereral of
toe men bring rowpelkd to jump oa mor
in# ice In order to reaab tbe shore.
The strainer Tacoam was abo dura
a*ad, bat eaa be repaired.
ION
AT flOMC.
Waabiagton'e Btrthday Coaimemo
rated by Ainerioaaa.
Rone: Kverai baadred Americans
gathered Wodaaada* at tba American
eatbaaay bare ta caiabiata Waabiugtou'a
birthday. Among thoaa ptoaaat were
Gaa. Lsd«» Warn*a, Mr. and Ma. W.
K. Vaadertdlt, Mra. Lerl I'. Maiton,
Mr. and Mra, Craig Bldiile, of ItUadel
phla, aad & A. Bowen, brother of tbe
Ataerteaa miaiater ta VaaezoffL
Ambassador Meyer w» j^^Pmalrted
apoa bring tbe IrK Amerfeaa diptowatic
n piaailatlre to be at Home
coaaocatlre anaiireniaiiaa
ton's Wrth.
for Ave
Waablng-
of
OOU 80BICSKI HONORED.
Ooa(ratatatoey Reeeptioo la Held
tw Chicago.
Col. Jobs SoMeekl, great
of Joba Hobtoaki, tba last king
of Poiaad, waa tba gaaat of baaor Wed
aaaday at a eougrstuiatory reception
held In WUiard bail
Tba affair marked tbe fiftieth aaalver
aary af Ool. AobieakTe arriral in Amer
ica. Several apeakar* praised Um efforts
the Iaat forty year* for the temper*
and tbe guest of tba da* told
of hto exile from Poland with bis soother
altar bis father bad bean eaacatad by
tbe Kasaiaos. .p,:
PAUL JONES' BOOY.
•ellmd Reaaisa Hara Baaa *#W4
ta OM Farts Gra«*r*rd.
raria: A lead coBiu which la belie*,
ad. tbe body of John t*aol Jonea,
wii ba apeaad ia tba prraenea of Ambas
sador Porter for tdcatllcitha. The cop.
per nata* plate oa tbe rofflu baa been re
but Il ia so time wont aa ta bo
The coffin wsa found sixtaea feet below
a grata abed at No. 14 line tirange aitx
A foreign Protest snt
fonaerly in tbat quarter.
canrtery
Paalabiaa tba Ya«abk
Washington: Couanl Oenaral llanna
Friday telexraphed tba stote department
float Monterey tbat tbe Mexican govern
ment in ftt&tobifi* tba Yaqal ladlaaa wbo
recently amtdered promioeut Americana
ia Saaora and that atom tbaa twenty
Taenia bare bee* killed aad more tbaa
S90 Indiana bare boon taken prisoaers.
OM Here tiaa«iei«d.
Xew Tork: WilMam Mctiea, a*dd to
ba tba last white earritor of tbe Caster
manaane. was ewarlcted of maaalaagbter
la da first degree Kriday nUrht and waa
IMMMMM
tor sfntaace. He waa aecaaad
of fatall* atabbiiNr Fraak MitebeH, bia
lid Oaao a* a Veaag Attorney.
Chicago: LtaUe C. Fuller, 23 years of
Kt, aaaistaat attorney at tbe depart'
meat af jaatfce at Waattagtaa. waa VH
da* dacterad inaaae. Be waa mat boata
ta mg Rapids. Micb.
fftra at Mot »prt*it«.
ARB.
Sot Springs. Art: Fire Friday aight
ta tbe baainan quarter ciaaod a teas af
f7MW Tin priaripat aaffema are
awa Mandel, dry gaoda, aad tba
ladiaaa Clah.t20.0iA.
Fieo ta Maw tw* Aeylasa.
Kew York: A «ia wttiA atlrted
tbiaa
Tberc wer» 1JOO cbiMeea ia Cba.
at tbe ttea. w»a# af dm
waa t^aiwL
IN^oa StaMtar^tiit.
Top*—. IDmts Hi K*m*t bawst wfft
Oaatlaa bia aatt
tba oaly Mil mala-
tbe
Tito
In as tka
tiPiH tba Standard OU
UOUSK.
In tbe bonne Monday tbe temperance
committee reported the mtloon license bill
farorably, the bill to prohibit treating In
bar rooms withoot recommendation.
The amendment reported ou tbe twine
plant hill waa oppoaed by Thoraoa and
Olson, of Moody, who declared it to be
an attempt to force the shirt factory pro
rMons of tbe Mil to the front and allow
the twine plant to lag, with several of)
the members of the committee support
log the report, which finally went over.
On motion of Ueteroon the 25th of
February waa fixed aa the tote date for
introduction of bills.
The only new bill was by Hebal, to re
dace the penalty on delinquent taxea to
one-half of 1 iter cent a month.
llouae biUa passed Monday were:
To require a population of 250 before
a towa i-au be incorporated tbe irrigation
code providing for apportionment of
Income from school landa: cutting off pn
pils at atata normal model schools from
provisions placing waters on highways
nnder coutrol of road overseen anthorii
Ing coonty and state eqnalixation boarda
to go behind the returns to search out
preperty and to employ tax ferrate n*
quiring atate to In future secure absolute
title to landa before bnlldlng thereoa.
Ttk' bill to allow wholesale druggists
to sell liquor without a license wf| lost
as an emergency meaaure. and passed
with tbat proviwlon stricken out.
Tba house waa crowded at the opening
of the house session Tuesday with
UMH
who expected a fight on tbe primary elec
tion Mil on final action in the house, but
In tbia they were disappointed.
The clerk droned through the bill aad
at the finish no one attempted to secure
tbe floor, and the roll cull began, It waa
passed by the home, but seenred only
43 votes.
The opponents of the appropriation
committee amendment t« the twine ptnnt
bill won out and the #30.*K for machin
ery waa placed back in the bill.
Among a untnber of aew WUi present
ed Tueeday were tbe*:
By the drainage committee, for a
drainage code.
Dy the Judiciary committee, Increas
ing tba Jurisdiction of a justice of the
peace to Renault case*.
Tba house bills passed Tuesday were
tbeaa
By tbe way* and means committee,
providing for a, 2-mill deficiency levy for
The atite primary law.
By Wilson, providing for cowpnlsory
destruction of prairie doga by owners
af landa.
lncreiaing taxes of insurance compa
alee to 8 per eetot of premium receipts.
Appropriating $3,000 for an artesian
well at the Redfield asylum.
Allowing cities to acquire property by
condemnation for sewer purposes.
ftenate bills parsed were:
To limit liability of banks oa forced
paper and increasing to five years the
time of practice before admission to the
bar in the state.
Tba only session of the legislature
Wednesday was a joint meeting of both
bonaea for the celebration of Washing
ton's birthday. Addresses were made
by Senators Payne and Branaon and
Representatives Carroll and Hoimaa. A
Busical program was presented.
Aa the time for cloeurc on new bills ia
sear the last ran is being rushed in and
among a number of house bills presented
Thursday tbe principal ones were three
by tba educational committee to regulate
football, providing sunpenaion for any
player wbo injures anther by Satre,
flying tbe aalary of the clerk of the su
preme court at *1,800 year by Parm
le*. granting liens for labor and repair
work on an artesian well rig, and by
Omdabl, to repeal laws allowing seediug
of parta of the highway to grass or the
use of tbe same for tree planting.
Tba bills for final action in tbe house
Thursday did not Mart out well, the first
being to prevent Mrd dogs from running
at large, which, after several efforts to
dispose of it, finally went back to tin
committee.
The next law waa the law to allow a li
quor license vote when once secured to
•tand nntil aet aside by a subsequent
rot*. Holman asked for delay, but on
motion of Brown, of Sanborn, it waa ta
ble by 43 to 38.
The next bill to go down waa to pro
hibit treating in saloons. This failed by
a rote of 37 to 34.
Tbe twine plant bill waa pa Med with
out oppoaitinn, hot not until an attempt
bad been made to have tbe provisions for
tbe shirt and overall factory stricken out.
Tbe state agent bill was tabled and
tbat for the 2 mills deficiency tax passed,
•i was tbe general drainage code.
Tba principal senate bill presented
Thursday was to amend tbe prtaent oil
law to allow Kauaas oils to come into
tbe state at gravity test of 42, instead
oT tbe present teat of 46.
Among other seaite bills were tboae to
provide an annual appropriation of $500
for tb* state equal!nation bORrdt and by
lMBoa, requiring firitwayi ia dims.
Principal among tbe aeoate bills passed
were thoaa to establish farmers' insti
tutes: ta tax iegacieo aad Inheritances: to
anthoriae cities to issue bonds ia settle
awnt of judgments: appropriating nsoney
far prfatiag reporta of atata officers.
Ia tba home Friday Panuley, of tbe
committee «n immigration, secured tbe
adoptioa of a resolution which la affect
Instruct a tbe boose appropriation com
•aittee to insert an item of 1790 in tba
genrral bill for the purpose of issnlng aa
official map of the atata, showing the re
aonreea of tb* *at* in a coadeaaid form
aa tba same.
Tb* two r*poita oa tb* wolf bounty
bill «|*w*4 that boasty ^ae«tka ba*
art feat of argument from
many 'tuurU-s pant aearioaa oa*r tbe
fare*. lm lite bounty people woa after a
4t» i* which a number af mat
fcei« a part.
i n i O s a e n e
i:' .-i i"ootntion for a con
to. prohibit tb*
-.-.-j.MI:. of r*P*oad
AHMM
i tba
ealeadar dimtsd
t'!
i
Kaw YarluJai^aifeamHtom Frida*
a» M^btt* it wn aooo beyond tbe coatroi
of tbe ait mat* ire brtoade of tbe issU,
Yaa usdel
Kit:-«aI
giv t«Ol
by «'c
aw!- r»- ..
li- :I..!
ir i .ii-tnartiaf tb*
-ai-••» i-» snpport
i» iii» railiot4 rate*
tion, auA tbia waa nr4 as a apodal
order toe nest Momta* commltte* at
tb* whole.
other bona* Mb Friday «cra: By
WIWIIPW
mmmBmmmmmmmmmmem
i»
N IAMW,
and b* tb* rtato «(RBt
eontoHfea retpilring railroad* ta put In
aid*traeUi oa r*q«Mt whan atatioua an
mora than fourte*n mllea apart.
Tba bona* paawd a»nat* bfito 'allowing
coamUdtttod sciiool districts to Increnae
the limit of nchool bouda to 93,000 pro
viding a penalty for the failure of physi
cians to register their certiflcatea, and
requiring tb* registration of motor ve
hicles.
The harmony which has always existed
In the Black Illlm corner of the house
wai badly shattered In the Mil to amend
the law panned early in the aesalon to
allow Iteadwood to go out hunting for
water in the streams of the hills. The
amendment was pnssed.
The bill to !icenne the practice of oph
thnltny started nnotber fight. The bill
waa finally killed.
The principal new houae bills Friday
were to license legislative lobbyists and
fixing the. anlnries of register* of deeds
and couuty iiuditnrs on a valuation boats.
The bouse pained n resolution indorsing
tbe action of tbe president on tb* rat*
bill, and several minor measures.
A resolution was adopted for morning
senioni of the houae. beginning Monday.
SENATE.
In the senate Friday tbe bill to creit*
a northeastern hospital for the insane
at Watertown was tbe only matter which
called out debate. Johnson asked for rn
ante ml meet to prohibit tb* erection of
buildings at the new location nntil tb*
Yankton institution had reached aa at
tendance oi 1,000, which was added to
the bill before it passed.
Other senate bills paaMed Friday were:
Empowering county commissioners to ap
propriate cash for county fairs require
lug tbe faculty at the agricultural college
to make aa annual exhibit at tbe state
fair allowing road taxes to be paid in
caah authoririug the employment of as
sistant Mate's attorneys in certain case*
and providing for farmers' institutes.
Tbe senate bills Friday were:
By Frieberg, to fix fees of insurance
companies, ami a joint resolution by Ca*
•Ul indorsing the position of President
Iioosevelt ou the railroad rate question.
In tbe senate the principal new bills
were to provide for the appointment of a
special state's attorney to attend ibe
grand jury when the regular attorney is
incapacitated, and to pevent the sale of
stocks of goods in order to defraud cred
itors.
The senate passed tbe house bill pro
viding for determining adverse claims to
real estate, and senate Mil* to regulate
fees of sheriffs, a new fee bill to allow
board* of equalisation to place cm tax
list property which has escaped the as
sessor fixing rates of tuition in schools
and providing for tbe teaching of effects
of tobacco on the human system in pub
lic schools.
Ill the senate Tuesday, among tbe
new bills were
By Koepsel, allowing the county treas
urers to offer for sale tax judgments se
cured by the county at scavenger tax
sales.
By the state affair* committee, gen
eral gam« law.
ft en,it bills passed Tuesday were:
To change the nasue of the liedfield
asylum to "home for feeble minded."
An emergency appropriation for Yank
o n a s y u
House bills passed by the senate Tucs
day were:
To provide for court costs in case*
brought by the state Inad department
providing penalty for false statements as
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to physical condition for the purpose of :ld Ltliau Allen farm known as
securing public aid. and tne cattle dip
ping bill which carries an appropriation
of $10,000 for carrying it into effect.
The primary election bill was finally
disposed of by the senate Thursday on Its
being sent up by the house. On tbe an
nouncement of its receipt the presiding
officer of the senate declared that as it
bad been passed upon once at the pres
ent session it could not again be consid
ered except under suspension of the
rules. It was expected that tb* friends
of the measure would make a fight on
this ruling, but the only move was on tbe
part of CasslII, who asked If such move
would require a two-thirds vote, and
received an affirmative assurance. The
bill was then returned to the house with
notification of its fate, and the incident
Is ended for this session.
The strongest lobby of tbe session has
gathered the past two days, either for or
against the biU, in anticipation of a fight
on tbe matter on the floor of the senate.
The house appropriation committee
Thursday returned several bills with a
favorable report aud the wolf bounty bill,
with a divided report, the majority report
favorable and the minority against it,
signed by Carley, Foster, Craig aad
Madison.
Tbe senate appropriations committee
Friday reported the capitol building bill
without recommendation, and it will be
up Monday for final action.
Principal among the senate bills pre
sented Friday were those by CasslII, to
allow a wife to take advantage of exemp
tions when her husband has failed to
take advantage of the right, aud by Cook,
requiring foreign corporations doing
business in tbe state to pay a license fee.
Tbe principal senate bills passed Fri
day were to provide state aid for high
schools and creating a state library coni
nii*siou.
The senate made laws by pissing
bouse bills compelling mutual Insurance
companies to give tbe non-negotiable note
required under tb* law providing for di
vision *f cost of township line fire guards,
and increasing tbe term of compulsory at
tendance at school to sixteen week* in
one year.
Tb* senate session 8atarday night end
ed iu a wrangle a* an aftermath of the
primary election bill. In the report of
the senile committee Senator* Cissill
and Shober were reported to bar* ap
peared nn tbe primary petition twice.
They presented a resolution of personal
privilege in which tbe rules committee
of tbe renste was attacked aud demanded
an opp nittttty of explaining why their
names J«1 so appear on tbe petition,
Tbe report of tb* committee aa tba
cap-- buit i u i HI waa received and an
att M.jt t» in -u to provide that no
rnqre cenhi made until tbe total of
9l."O.OUO hi -ren realised from tbe sal*
of landa. On motion of IMHoa it wa*
made a "facial «eder tor Monday.
Princi i *»--,- tbe »ew lenat* bitls
Friday t!i ta licew** bock*
shop* iiml to t:':w one railroad to ns»
the unased rigni (at way of aay other
Tbe aeaito made rs Friday by
ing houae bills n iag tb*
penalty for robbery, allowing
boards to employ tax ferrets, making
caaftctiaa tor patty iMtoBy a
tb* graat
ptoal •8m*,
tog 9 bqw
98m* aad prohiirftiug
at
a
bquor Ueeoae aaar
Francis E, Leupp. the new Cora
•loner of Indian Affair*, ia n welt
knowa nowsjwper tnan. Many year*.
ago bo liernm*-
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E. Litrr. York, where
Elisha Nye Pierce, one of the be*t
known horticulturists in the f'niieA
Htates, is dead at Waltham, Miss.
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Robert Watchorn, commissioner of im
migration, wa* once n miner and workedi
several year* in Ohio and Pennsylvania-
Prof. Rutherford, who lias been award
ed the ltumford ined:tl by tlie ISntiijlv
iUiyal Society, is a New SCealander.
Admiral Damn von Spann, of tbw
Austrian navy, the fifth member or
the commission Inveatlgatlng the con
duct of the Baltic
fleet in the Dogger
bank firing epl
aode. la regarded
as the most distin
guished naval offi
cer In the empire
nm! is virtually at
Ihe head of Its
naval department.
Hi* selection was
due to the unanl-
William J. Van Patten of Burlingtoi
N't., bas turned over to the Vermont,
Thomas A. Edison says the first rec
svd taken on the phonograph was "Mary
had a tittle lamb."
General Clpriano Castro, who baa
compelled the Supreme Court of Vene
zuela to confirm a decree confiscating
the property of the-
GENERAL CASTRO.
however, he actually has become a
dictator, and will have no man in
his cabinet wbo disagrees with him In
any particular. He li but five feet
two Inches tall, end la arrogant, self
willed arid cruel. He Is further de
scribed as shrewd and cunning, but
not diplomatic, nervous, Irritable and
excitable.
Harry Boulton wbo died in Cleveland*
recently, hired John D. Rockefeller as a
carpenter when be once was foreman it*
a railroad shop. jA
The equestrian statue of Gen. George
B. McClellan at Washington will stand
In Connecticut avenue in front of the
British embassy.
Gen. Trepoff, whose excesses
quelling disturbance* at Moscow twen
ty-five years ago caused him to be
called "the Mos
cow butcher," has
been using bis old
methods in putting
down tbe uprising
in tbe 8t Peters
burg district of
which he was hur
riedly made Gov
ernor General aft
er tbe massacre of
Jan. 22. Ha is
said to be for tbe
banging of Gorky, tbe novelist.
other prominent publicists arrested
their part la the uprising.
Gov. Herriek of OU* say* b* twic*
refaaed tb* ambassadorship to Italy. Ha
know* nothing of Italian and to jaa tM
»learn. ,»|
Dr. Obadiah B^ardns, sheriff aff
Moomoath county, Jr j., admits tbat tba
profits of hi* in 1904 were
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dent of tb*
Pittsburg,
ticket
govrament
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Identified with Iba
work of upraising
the Indiana and ac
quired Information,
that la exceedingly
valuable, lie la to
ga riled aa being
one of the beat
pouted men in tba
country on tbia
subject. Ha la
native of Xew
B»
was born Jan. 1*49. He la a gradu
ate of Williams College, where be re
ceived the degree of A. M. and of tb*
law department of Columbia Unlvera
Ity, where he received tbe degree of
LI,. B. He la the editor of the Na
tional Civil Service Peform League,
and In 18D2 90 wa* made a member
of tbe United States Board of Indian
Commissioners. Mr. Leopp la tbe au
thor of several books dealing witbi
civil service and political economic*
and a life of the President.
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vos srAt
tnotis actlou of the other four member*
of the commission, who were empow
ered to choose n fifth man. The ad
miral was a great favorite of the late
Admiral Tegethoflf, who was the fatti
er of the Austrian navy and won the
victory at Lissa over a comparatively
superior Italian fleet.
A.
Sons of the Revolution thlt par# of tb*- Wjj
"Indian-
Itock.'
American Asphalt
Company, bas been
President of Vene
ezuela since 1900,
when he ousted Ig
naclo a n a e
from tbat position.
Castro is 48 yean
old, and prior to
1890 occuoied ml- I
nor public offices, w
Since assuming
tbe Presidency,
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