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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
BATTLE in PROGRESS
ln.urgent. Are succe ssfulIy Holding a

Insurgents Are Succe ssfully Holding a
Strong Position.
x coNsTANTINoPLE. Sept, A.-The bat
tle OF Kresna Pass, according to the lat
es, advices received here, Is still In pro-
gress. The insurgents are successfully
Holding strong positions. and their cas-
ualtles are slight, only score being
killed or wounded while the Turks. UP to
the present have lost Ave officers and
500 men killed or wounded
Part OF the British Mediterranean
squadron has arrived at suda Bay, Is
land of Crete, and Is held In readiness In
ease OF developments In the Balkan sltu-
alton. Is
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Somewhat Im,roYed.

The condition Of Bessie IIozan. the tttle
girl injured In the railway accident Tues
night, though il is still impossible to say
whether or not she will recover She mas
reGained consciousness, but has spoken
no word concerning the accident, 1t Ia
81 the the death st her mother and i little bros S
1Ecr. IA
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DEATHS OLA DAY.
fBy Associated Press,

CIV Associated rress)
NEW YORK. septemSer 24.--JssAph e.
Heinaedinger, member OF the New York
Stock Exchauge, died here to-days Mr..
ths Colorado Fuel and Iron Company 4
director in the Pa tic Coast Company,
and Observation-Disclosures Of the Seyery
Process Company M y u IA <
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Georgia Gotten Crop.
fPv A ssp..f a tad proca

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 24.-Accordlng to
statement issued by the State Com
missioner of Agriculture, the cotton crop
of this season for Georgia is 5000 bales
against 40 900 last year. This estimate
Is based on the September reports COM
piled by the department
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PILLAGED AND BURNED
Six Hundred Turks Killed In Flight at
ka'c. anil.
fBy Associa tad Press.l

tBy Associated Press.l
q SOFIA, BULGARIA. Sept. 24-Accord-
tng to q telegram received here to-day
from Kostendlll, thIrty-six miles from
Sofa, six hundred Turks were killed IN
aght at Kotchani, September 18th The
Turkish force numbered 1000. After the
aght the troops, enraged at their losses,
pilagsd and burned q number OF Bull
ga rian villa geS, A5st f
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
ER Rs1 b E G q OF sVlRGiN1A;
In the Matter of NO, -
FANNIE CURTIS, In lsl 9
bankrupt Bankruptcy.s
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR p1sCa4ARsGi y
on this 10Th day Of September, p
1903 on reading the petition for dlscharkei
Ordered BY the court that a hearing "a
had upon the aamIHsa, on ne sh1 n a,,rt ~
Richmond, In said district. AZ u o,clockl
noon; and thai notice thereof be publ,shed g
The Times Dispa tch, a newspaper printed
In said district and that all known crea!,
tors and other persons IN interest," may
ap5ears at the said time and place, ana
show cause, IL any they have. WY theS
prayer OF ,ha said petitioner should uass
be granted, ,a 49, ~ : 49,, ~ IL
that the clerk sh y send by mall toa ~
Elown creditors cop. vol SAID petltlon 6no
this order, addressed to them at thsa1
places Of residence as stated: =
WITNESS the Honola BILE EpMUNp yVADsa
Dill Jr., Judge Of the said courts ana
the seal thereof, at Richmond, " said sdi&rs
trIc, on the 18th day Of September, A.. IA
1908. 1. III III Az
rNAttest. y n pnwnEN cuxYx.
BY Joseph T, Brady, Deputy clsFt'
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AUCTION sALEs-rHis pAY.s

by Oliver e. Jones, sAuctofesr1
4,f W BreSd street phone q 8 s27Ss
L Disk, MiRRoRs, PfEft tREd.
Drugsets, Mattings, Furniture. Stoves ss'l
: I viii sell, at 41s west Broad street,
s"lT O.bAY. AT 10; $50 Al. NJ. . 4. ..f
Mason 6 Haniln Parlor organ, !. Oak
Roller Top Desk. 2 new Mantel Mlrrors.
&c.,' Oak and other Bed .rootri suits 5of
Furniture, Whrdrobes, sldeloards, 81 ten.S
sion and other Tables. Chairs. China
Press. Oak and other Hall Racks,
Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washstands, new
Mattresses, Kitchen Safes. Cookins
Stoves, &C., also a lot Of other good too
numerous to mention, Ladies' lf1v led to-
attend GEO. v. OLIVE r, salastnH r.li
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PERFECT TRANQUILITY

No Outward Evidence that War Is iIrn-
mirent,
(By Associated Press.)
y SOFIA, BULGARIA., September a.
Notwithstanding reports to- the contrary
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BANkRUPTcY NOTICES.


IN THE DIsTRIGT G ;9E5 IT,, or g = I "a.
HRsTE bis ! SnA4E66F VII viRG1NfA
In the Matter of NO. 4oo' a
JOEL R.,S "; 1NeB. nansr IN
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DlSCHARGli l.,
On this 10th day of September. q. p.
Of otas edanbE y .hs court e that
,b|S RsfaEs said a soo oeoo s
noon; and that notice thereof be published ~
The Times DisDatch. a newSnaper prlnt Lsr
said district and that a., k ntera,t CRAY nav
a eJs Ht'u at the said time and place, end
prayer .a Of the said Petitioner should not
We Ana nai II Is further ordered by the court;
that the clerk shall sen en- RS mnl o 70 ana "a
fnewn or eraa''o oddressed to them at their
p' WItnc IS The Honors BE EDMUND WAD 2,
tb tL seal tie there uats Richmond, ii said dis.
trtst. on the 10th day OF September. A. 2,
Attest: ,,o,,,,, ~, 49,.
By Joseph p s hra d 1 pspay cl S!ssN
E#E gEEE#EsES S$Rn$ $zR pI GEF
In the Matter OF No. +4s'
Bankrupt Bankruptcy
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
on this 10th day OF September, a. D.
1908 on, reading the petition for discharge
Saessa y ~ seSTtn sh "a bl hseS; F g
TOBER, *. D. iS03, before said court; At
Richmond, IN said district at I H., oe a9
noon; aud that notice thereof DO punl,shea ln
The Times Dispatch, q newspaper printed
In said district, and that an known creu,,
tors and other persons In interest may
appear at the said time and place, AND
s pnayer es y The said petitioner should not
Ana il Is further. ordered, BY the court;
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 81!
Known creditors copies Of said petition and
this order, addressed to them at thelE
nIaces Of residence as stated,
WITNESS the Honorable EDMUND WAD;;
DILL Jr Judge Of the said court, and
the seal thereof, at Richmond. ~ said dis.
trict, on the 10th day OF September, A. =.
Attest: = ,oxy,,uy So.
BY Joseph r, Brady, Deputy Clerk,
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BY Augustine Royal & CO., w,
Real Estat e Agents and Auctioneers. u
N Manchester, Va. 38t

b rR XHHTt5HB xre9 G j PEEP 6sTopR SR
l. 1901, and recorded In the Cot
poratlon Court for the city q Manche,s-.5
undersigned trustees. being REQUIRED so
to do, Will sell, at public auction. OF, thsS
t p'e 1FRitoAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1908.
Mt 5,3O q clock P. Ma that small house, h
No. 900 East Fifteenth Street: lot fronts
20 feet lie incfesx120 feet & deem .be-g
tween Everett and Maury Streets. Man y
ichester.iVa l5g3 H I. Il ID gls HI i9 9l
- N, u. W. GLAZEBRooK.is
Z 5. i e. Fl SPENC E. Z. 88ssjiseS Y
N t8tJO, LANE STERN, ffG. n 4. fi$f
& Present Trustees Granite Building Co 8
sep2o.22, 23.24,25. Si III i5
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BY The Valentine Auction CO..
6i2 East Broad Street.

j. H.
A Ucr1oN SALE OF GOAT CART AND
n HARNESS, WALNUT AND OAK
wARDRoBEs AND CHAMBER SUITE
HAT RACKS. PARLOR SUITS, COOK
STOVES HEATING STOVES. CAR
PETS ETC. THIS (FRIDAY) MORN IN
ING. SEPTEMBER 25TH 8Ss h
we will sell at our tware-rooms, No. 81
East Broad street,1 beginning nt$& 1880
o'clock several very good Walnut ana
aBuffets Hat Racks, Parlor Suits. Center
rabies, Go-Cart, Plated Tea Set. Wal
nut Bookcase. Enameled 5 Iron Bede.sSSl s
good sectlon Mattress, Mirrors, New Rugs
and Druggets. Bedding, Square Piano;
Chairs and Rockers, Cook Stoves T Heating
stoves. several good Carpets, etc ia N 5S
Also, 4 Goat Cart and Harness complete
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERE bIsT GuG 81 oE V ViRalN ia
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SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGED. Q. O.
F.SEPTEMEER Ql.26. 1908.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets to Bal.
timore and return at $500 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale September 10Th, 2lst
and ED; return limit October 9th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful :. is .,
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcosl
Is the safest and most efficient disin-
rsSifz. is valve when taken INTO rhz
human system fer the sane CLEANSING
Shsercosl is a remedy that the more vos.
take OF II the better. Il - not q drug a.
All hxzt simply atSorhs the gases and i'm
r.s1rftf@s aIzavS present IN the On
aud srtestines and carries them out Of the
Charcoal sweefens che breath after
s-r.1kiur drinking % after eating czior<
I'd a-her o<toro1s Vegetables.
-f-ra-ccaI eTacTuzltT clears ID improve.
rhs c1g-snls ken. 4 vhitens the teeth I'D
further acts as a uStsr4s ard ernineafsy
IL as-ors- TIE iag-rious rzses which CO.,
ss.~rs TIE --so-th ard threat .rsrn fhe To-
sryr % cafzr-5.
Al drrsrxssts sell charcoal IN oae sor-r
CT another. bat psoosoSz fs-s cezt eszrco.l
a sssurh~nf LozenE>S. thy are cornpo.@t
az th< rines. powdered Wlii0~ chzrr1as
a-d osher harmless znSkseptscs n "a bet
fo-rs or refhsr q TIE form @ targs
--earsrf sazrs-G loze-zes. the chzrccszl i
t-srx mixed with ho1~y-
m daily Use q These ioze1xrs viii sooa
tel IA Ezes srzp-0Fet ecass.tsec q TIE
Erezrn ard purer tAp<St- ard The n~zaty
- 81 > rat 10 possscfs harm czn resuf.
fro--. her cczti-s<d Ssz-. tnt On The eos-
: Bcrsio physician = sp>zki-x % he
f.@-efrs Ef Charcoal zfFts<
S,szzr<1< Ahsc-t>-- Lsc-e1re< q III "a
tets surrrtzg <rz7 rxs N f-c-sc1 sd
loves sal - csez- fhe coz riex8o- AL
r--fSy The e=safh. r7cSt5 sd th-1sf, !
as.c e@si-Ee rhr uvs- - E-ez-sT benefited
~ tRsc dairy 50 ., TIN. thry rr<- ezzr
tzerry-<Te cFrrs : s1z AZ 6r1x stcr>@.
s,6 zsfhozxz II sczs sers< pz.rnt r-4,-
arntscr. yet ] b~ilrre Sc. E1,e al e>f-
t.. charcoal - s.za-ts Ah<r-o<.s La
enGe< tssn n s-y % re cr<z-zrJ ehxr-
cczI .ztIc<S-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
ANSWER
REPLY TO THE RESOLUTION OF
SENATOR HOAR.
Full Explanation Of Mabini Given by
President.

Washington, Jan. 24-President Roose-
welt today transmitted to the senate his
answer to the resolution of Senator Hoar
calling upon him to inform the senate
what government is now existing in the
Island of Guam. and asking why Mabini
is detained in that island The preSi-
dents answer is as follows:
ITO the senate: In response TO the
resolution of January Is. 1 transmit the
attached Letter from the acin gsecretary
of the navy. which contain fully and spe-
officially the information asked for.
In reference 70 the case OF Mabini
especial attention is drawn to the GEM
munications of the secretary of war. no.
tably his communication to the depart
ment Of the navy. January Is, 1902, the
special dispatch of July Is from the war
department to General Chaffee. COM
handing the division of the Philippines.
and to the communication Of the tcting
secretary of the navy of July IS TO the
governor of Guam, enclosing said letter
from the secretary of war and directing
that action in accordance Herewith be
taken.
by these letters the governor of Guam
Is explicitly directed to release from re-
tention all prisoners, and il is presumed
that he acted accordingly; but to pro-
vide against the slightest chance of mis-
apprehension he has been specifically d.
reoted that all persons found in the island
under the direction of the war Depart
ment shall be relea sed in accordance
with the terms of the secretary Of wars
letter of July Is. In other words. the
inhabitant of the Philippine Islands Ma
binI. concerning whom a special injury IS
made in the resolution Of the senate, IS
at liberty to go on a government trans
port anywhere outside OF the Philippine
Islands where such transports touch.
without taking any oath OF allegiance
whatsoever. and is allowed 10 60 10 any
Part OF the world save the Philippine
Islands without taking the oath Of ellie
glance and he will be allowed &c go any
private vessel 10 the Philippines. but he
cannot land there save on condition OF
complying with the act OF the Philippine
commission demanding that he take the
oath Of allegiance
This is also a condition Of the proc
Ia.nation Of peace and amnesty
(SignedD THEODORE ROOSEVELT
white House. January q. 1875
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

The mild and immediate effect OF DR..
Knmer's Swamp-Roo;. the great kidney
and bladder remedy. is soon realized. IL
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases. swamp
Root will set your whole system right.
and the best proof of this Is a trial.
IA West nth St. New York City.
Oct. Is 1901
Dear Sir: / had been suffering
severely from kidney trouble. All
symptoms were on hand: my former
strength and power had left me.
could hardly drag myself along Even
my mental capacity was giving out,
and often l wished 10 die. Ii was then
saw an advertisement OF yours m
New York paper. but would not
have paid any attention to IL. had u
not promised n sworn guarantee with
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Ing that your Swsmp-Root Is purely
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-Four members OF my family have been
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remain. very truly yours
ROBERT BERNER.
You may have a sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy. Swamp-Root.
sent free by mail. postpaid, by which you
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EDITORIAL NOTICE If you hav
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

J. IL NeEwen OF Topeka was in the
city yesterday.
Philip KaIb OF Carroll. Ia. Is visiting
the Waiterscheid Bros.
MR. Cora a King l. seriously N at her
home on the West side.
c. X. Freeman has returned from Ea-
Eeks Springs and IL much Improved "a
health,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Reioir. q Win
field. are the guests % Nrs. c. G. Rodoif
and family
Mr. n n. staekey and family hax.
moved from Topeka avenue 70 e. 81
Francis avenue.
Nrs. Kate Gray. a member q ". r. q
No -. who has been 50 seriously N. -
improving slowly.
Mss Lena La. al "a Patfis sysas@, 4.
recovering from brain fsTsr. ana ali -
cat IN fsS days
Mlss Alice Bssdock. Of The Wschif. T.g-
ephone company. who wss injured /.
week ago. Il sio~Iy iayrcstnE.
Mrs. My r SIckels wife q W l..
Nies~is. did lar sight a: g o'eioes. -
heart disease. a. her horns. saz1 East
DosEiss. Soties % funeral later
The funeral % Safszn Hss.sT ~iiI taxa
place from Gseertsksr aoener's sun~raf
pasiors fbls srsrrooa 80 -. % whiea
al Sons q ystsrzns snd frisfs5s are Ia
vjfea- Burial n 4agss grvs~ csfnst~Tv.
Nr HecksTf. % the firm Nets Lszrns~r
cempsay, has JEST rros~5 fross Kiosa -
ihis city. ~hers - - % b. fts massage
81 ~ha' Vas the Deal 4 Trsni fSsnsb~r
yzre. ~hiez fhs Hetz Lumber csszgs4y
has recezfly psrckzs~s
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Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Dlserdered Liver

Creek, near the summit of the Suskiyous
1t is not expected that trains will be
able TO move before tomorrow morning.
although every effort is being made by
the railroad management 20 get them
through.
Eugene. Ore. Jan. 2i-The rainfall dur
ing the past twentyfour hours has been
the heaviest since. the establishment Of
any system Of record-s.51 inches The
Willamette river is rising rapidly arr
much danger from food is expected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

poor digestion. when obliged TO pass your
water frequently night aud day. smart
ing or irritation In passing. 6rtck-due
or sediment in the urine. headache. back
ache. lame back. dizziness. sieeplessness.
nervousness. heart disturbance due 10
lad kidney trouble. skin erupfions from
bad blood. neuralgia. rheumatism. diA-
beies. bIossfng. irritabiilty. worn out feel
ing lack Of ambition. loss OF flesh. saiiov
complexion. or Brights disease.
II your water when allowed to remain
undisturbed IN a glass OF bottle for
twenty-four hours. forms sediment or
settling or has a cloudy appearance. u
is evidence that your Kidneys and elad-
der need immediate attention.
swamp Root Is the great discovery OF
Dr. kilner. the eminent kidney and biad-
der specialist. Hospitals Use IL with
wonderful success in both slight and
their patients and use IL In their own
families. because they recognize IN
swamp-Root the greatest and most sue
cesful remedy.
swarnp-Root is pleasant TO take and
Is for sale the world over at druggists
in bottles OF two sizes and two prices
nifty cents aud one dollar. Remember tbs
name. Swamp Root DR.. Kiinaer's swamp
Root. and the address. B1nghsfntos. u.
Y. on every bottle
the slightest symptoms Of kidney CT
IL In your family history. send at once "a
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bottle Of Swamp Root. and a book con-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
HEAVY RAIN IN OREGON.
Reports From Over State Indicate
VIII Be an Overflow

Baker City. Ore. Jan 24.-Powder river
threatens 70 overflow a portion of Baker
City tonight. The gas works are in dan
ger and men are out trying to save
bridges. On some Of the principal streets.
The sudden rise in the river is due TO
warm rain that has been falling during
the past "A hours. which has melted the
snow in the mountains rise of two
feet more win food the main streets of
the city and cause heavy damage
Ashland, Ore. Jan. 24.-Southern Ore
son is in the grip Of the most severe rain
storm and flood that has been expert
enced here in more than ten years. Traf-
nc on the Southern Pacific railroad
through the Rogue river valley and
across the Siskyou mountains is democrat
ICED ny slides and washouts. Two miles
OF track near Central Point is rendered
unsafe by the raging waters. while slides
and washouts have occurred at Wall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

There were present: Mrs. James Allison
Mrs. g. y Bass. Mrs N W. Buckner.
Mrs. w =. Cleveland. Mrs J. @. Dorsey
Mrs. J. l. Dyer. Mrs O. G. EcksteIn. Mrs
W. c. Edwards Mrs. =. A. Herzey. Mrs
Eta Hendee. Mrs Carl Hibarger. Mrs
W. c Buck. Miss Geneva JOcelyn. Mrs.
n W. keIiar, Mrs. b. = Mclean. Mrs.
Eugene Araett. Mrs. 6 A. Mstson. Mrs.
Caddie Pierce. Miss Lou Phillips. Mrs.
L. p Priddy. Mrs. Olive Resde. Mrs. Julia
Richards. Mrs. Eva Seaman. Mrs.. l. -
Singer. Mrs Ella Glenn Shields. Mrs. III.
G. Toler. Mrs Z. A Taft Mrs. ". A
Vincent. Mrs.. .AIbertina Dreschaux. Mrs.
A q. Walden.
The club y>cfnen Of the city will meet
in the Hypatia club rooms Monday after
noon al , O'Clock. 70 confer with Mrs.
W. A. Johnston. president % the state
federation OF ci1Ds. In regard 10 the state
meeting TO be held here IN Mo. Every
member Is requested TO b. present Mon
dag afternoon
The list 0, committees follow. and
should BE- carefully read ard heeced by
every club woman. II ~hI be well 70
note any changes In completes,
Social enfertasnrnen;-ArE ". A Reed.
chairman. Mrs W. Z. Stanley. Mr.. Lorz
Priessy. Mrs Il n. Campbell. Mrs. ". A
Reed. Mr. Ben Garland. Mrs. J. vs. GIN.
Mrs. q. + L4huaan. Mrs. .. A Siisss~~.
Mrs. II. W Lewis. Mr.. Fred SMITH.
Mr.. a G. Isbes. Mrs g. n Whitney.
Mrs. ". 4. Vincent. Mrs Harry Necsnx
Mrs. ". ;. Bsbb. Mrs. c. T. Clark.
Press-Asss- Norcross Aiss Barnes
Fiuance- Miss Jes-te Clark. Chairman. .
Mr.. o. J.. Barnes Srs ~ " Bucknsr.
Ms ? 2 Hsrnslto--
Ar a-d ~duczfion-Mrs james Allison.
chzs-rnaa: Mrs. : 4 Pas Si,s Sssoaie
Hamilton. Mr. X = Morrison
Hotel s-d r.eeptfon-nrs- ?. = Dsar.
Chairman. Mrs.. n " Ksizr Mrs J.
y Hzynaker Mss Lola Marvel. Mr.
Perrle. Mrs. Frank SizhsSozgsr. &rs-
L : Carter. Mr. chzia- Mrs Ss~tSn
car~r NJ II a singer Grs. Ezrza
H.-~v. Mr.- J. Y. Darsh~rsy- Mrs
Ransom Erazn. Mrs.. ~ -. DsBela. Mr.
Geo Steel. Mr. Dassc snyrh. Mrs. J.
c. Dorzey. Mr. r a seSEzzn. Mrs.
Czdsls PIERCE.
D~corarsoa-Irz- S~-fo1 Garsi. Nh
Fz1nse Eeck. Mr. r 2 Hzrzfltsn. Srs-
C~osxe Dszn. Mrs. E.t.z Hssae~. Mrs.
Erxi- Tai xrE PrestC7.
Nrsgc-Xrs. Z Hisginson. xl~s Ir<f-
Leeper
Badges zze rEssflzg~ Xrs " .. ste-1-
berg. Nrs q = Ee4fee. Ms l.
<aftzxe-
Pages sd zsher<-Niss G~rsTrs Joo.-
TN. Mrs. Chzrs-s Eazton
CITY snts~-aiz-oe=f-Nrs. G. G csh-
Mrs b. Gsrizs6. Mr. G~rzls Eeis
G~n~-zf srrz1zsra~zss- d,s ~ . Tose-
Mrs. p p NErseex. Mrs 3 " EsnS-
ss3I. MI G~7rxia Moor. NJ J L
Drer. Hrs- - n ts~.y. Mr. G s. gaek-
s-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
CONSULAR APPROPRIATION.
Bill Passed the Senate Authorizing
Small increase.

Washington. Jan .s.-The diplomatic
and consular appropriation 6-.I was r.
ported 70 the senate today X carries
Sse increase over the amount zppr0-
p-iated by the house i authorizes the
zsment 20 the widow o< the late minis
ter 20 Japan. Mr.. Buck % 3. ss;. and 20
The heirs VI Thomas p Preniis late cor
sui At Martinique. who vas lost II tbs
Mount PeIee disaster. x.so TIE in
c-eas-s are mainly IN the rank and pay
~ .-.,r,s.,lx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
DEADLOCK CONTINUES.
Oregsn Legislature Unable to Make
Choice of Senator.

Portland. Ore. Jan &C W. Fulton
the leading candidate in the race for the
United States senatorship. expects 70 70
ceive at least three votes from the Multi
uo-ah county Portlandl delegation, but
al the present time there is no indication
that his expectations will materialize.
though it is admitted that his vote VII
be increased next week Nothing has
occurred since adjournment Friday 70
change the situation. and il n0w. seems
likely that the ballot on Monday VIII
show no material changes The seven
teen supporters OF ex-Gcvsrnof G-.r
have agreed TO stand firm as long a.
has a chance Of election
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
IN HONOR OF PRESIDENT.

Washington. Jan es--The third g the
cabinet dinners n ho1ar OF Pse<st-rt
"a Mrs. Roosevelt vas given tonight
~ Attorney Generzl Knox and Mrs.
Knox- Covers SER izSs fer eighteen
The other guests t-clsdirS Secretary Ezg
Postmaster General ard Mrs Payne. So
Rotary and Mrs Hay. Secretary wasoa
Miss Wilson Senator spcoae-. Asss E>sr
Mrs Msthe-. Mrs. Frck. and s>-a;or
nd Mrs Lcdx.-