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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-10
CONDITION OF THE RIVER
Water Now Practically in its Normal
Condition Again.

BY this time James River is practically
within It's banks again, The flood spent
sts force Monday night and when 1t be-
gan 10 fall II lost no time. Unless fur
ther rains come 70 aggregate the situa-
state again No additional damage is
Yeported.
Ats O'Clock yesterday the water had
already dropped 10 nearly II feet and
by O'Clock in the evening 1t measured
by tn Weather Bureau gauge lust 10
feet. Street cars were running through
fulton bY II O'Clock In TIVE morning.
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upAo,..srER,Nc.
WANTED TO GUY.

YOUR MARKET BASKET.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DEER PARK HOTEL,
DEER PARK, Mo

MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT
OF THE ALLEGHENlES.
Swept by mountains breezcs. 2,soO leet
above sea level. Absolutely free from ma
iaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. Reached
without change of cars from all pl1nclpai
cities via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Every modern convenience Rooms en-
suite with private baths. Electric Lights
Long Distance Telephone. Elevator, TURK
lsh Baths. Swimming Pools. COLI LinK KS
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys. Magnin-
cent Drives, Complete Livery Service An
napolIs Naval Academy Band, Hotel re,
modelel with additional conveniences ana
heen taken for the season. Open from
June 9th to September 10Th :,
For rates and information address w
~ Burwell, Manager, Deer Park, GflrIett
county, Md.
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SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF's, ITO
Ninth street.
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INVESTORS.

1T WILL BE TO. YOUR. IHTEREE q T
THURSDAY, EILNING At %, g ,O o,tI W r
anhance in value very rapidly and there Is
money in it to the lucky purchaser.
tune 9.l0&11-3t.
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WANTED. NURSE; good wages and good 9i > h wTs
to right party. Address Mrs. -. ~. roi'
Ir,lnswick Inn. Wayncshoro Va
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NOTICE.!

TAKE NOTICE, MANCHESTER MEIf-
chants Lawyers. Doctors, &c: All bnsl,
ness and professiona Licenses Tres. sxp1f nW
t,pe tComfnisgioner Of Revenue Is rcqnireh
r. report 10 the Corporation Court az
1dei!nausnts who fall 10 procure mgr
license before the July term o. cou,. ~ ~
once. -. ~. - nnnni,aa
N1 ,nr Va - june al0t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-10
Union Excursion.

A union excursion of the Sunday-schools
OF Monumental and All-Saints Episcopal
Churches viii be held on Friday, June
18TH Tho excursion will be run 10 Ocean
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A FEW BoARDERs accommodated Mt private
cottage on Chesapeake Bay, near hotel; boat
ing. bathing. flshihg free; terms reas2napie.
Mrs. w. r. JOHNSON. Ocean View. va.
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RAILROADS.
n SS7m NoIfu|kitaWestem

. b
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
go 4. Nh N0RFoLk t1l ;A,I AZ;
Petersburg Wnyerly and suffolk
sos A. NJ. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
EParlor Car. Petersburg TO Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman seepers Roanoke TO
Columbus. Buefeld to Cincinnau:. also
Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to
Chattanooga and Memphis.
1920 p. M. ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmyle. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
800 T. NJ. OCEAN Az !, Sl!oRE LIMITED;
Petsrsburg. yRaverly and snfrolk Connscts
York. Baitimore and ivashlnet on.
7:25 p. NJ. for Norfolk and all stations
$40 r. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE, Pullman seepers Richmond 70
East Radford: Lynchburg to Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe Dining
4 Car.
2 p. M. and S:55 P. NJ; from Norfolk ll:Oo
A. II. and 7:2O p. NJ.
Orice 40. s3s East Main Street.
w n. BEVILL. c. H. BOSLEY,
Cen. Pass. Agent DIS. Pass. Agent.
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PRlNTINe.

TRY FRAPPE-You EAT IT.
Al AILEN'S-Ni nc.Sixteen Main.
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SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF's. ITO N.
Ninth Street
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WANTED. a competent sTENoGRA il. !, % osn
knowledge OF book Keeping; Ao"
handwriting P. o. Rox I1h.
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rop sAIE--My Home FARM, two hundred and
soxeniv acres; highly improved. Address
John II. FRETWELL. Garth Postohice, Al
brmarle county. Va -
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Furrished or unfurnished ROOMS
for light housekeeping ina heantitnl county ,.,
COOK wanted. Address COUNTRY 1iouSb.
care this office.
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rop SAFE oheap or exchange. anything useful,
twenty-four Golf Clubs and three gluo bngs
rood, secondhand order. WATSON, Nimrod
Hall. Va.
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WANTED, occupants for two furnished ~. MS
without board. At Fourth and FRANKLIN; pnG
nicr-sizcd hall room; terms very moderate.
Apply los n Fourth.
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b r q. y Richmond, Fredericks
fas "a * Is burg & Potomac r. r

lbs q Is burg & Potomac r. r
III Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
1851 a. NJ. daily, Byrd St; through
7:l5 A. M, week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
$50 Il NJ. Sunday only Byrd st
$40 a, M, week days. Byrd st. Through.
Y ~ noon, week days. Byrd So. Ihr9.u Isi
6:6 p n. daily. Main ST. Through.
6:25 p. M, week days. Elbu. Ashland ac'
sos +. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Through.
fl:l0 p. M. week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
Trains Arrive UNCONSTITUTIONAL
$40 A, NJ, week days. Elha- Ashland &C.
S:l5 a. NJ, week days. Byrd ST.. Fred
erlcksburE accommodation.
S:35 A. NJ, daily Byrd ST. Through
11:55 A. NJ. week days. Byrd st. Through.
9:O5 p NJ, daily. Main St. Through.
500 p. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland ac-
+ Communications
s !iiS 5 NJ NJ u daiIy. BYRD IS St. Tbrousn.
1929 p NJ. daily. Main st, Through.
100 p. M, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
commodation.
Note-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
all trains rxeent Local :, &c q n fons
Gen'l Mnn'r. asst Grn1 Man'r. Trnf. Mani
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, two good Arst-class TlNNEKs' o WI
pay good wages Address Z. W. ma ma ~
ned, w. Va.
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RAIL way.

SCHEDULE IN EEE'ECr MAY "a. 1903.
TRAINS LLAyE hlChnUND.
7:0o "A. M.--Dally. Local Ior Charlotte,
1850 r. M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Full.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and all
the South.
HOS +. M.--Daily. Limited; Pullman
ready $3.50 /, NJ. for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite route to Baltimore any
eastern points, Leave Richmond 4;so r
500 A. M,--Except Sunday. Local. mlAea
for West Point .f
2;lb Il M-.Local for West P1 fIa1 we.,
Point connecting with steamers for Aa''
timore and river landings:
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. -,
G;55 A. N. and G:25 7, M'--fro'h al 'he
South.
3'25 p. NJ. ~. II.
$40 A. M.-sFr9m o Chase % c Itsst point.
4:D +. M.-Trom West Point; ,,cv
=. ~ HN'N a. M. q. p. A.
q. W. wEsTBuRY. y. ?. A" Richmond. VA
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1osT--A small DOG, with long, gray hair' WIN
collar and medal on md Black TIPS ON ear, "a
n, styers 10 name of Schlcy. A liberal reward
81 returned 10 u. o. DWYER, corner Seventh
and Louisiana Street, Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-10

SEALED PROPOSALS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Office of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical CO.,

Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co..
Richmond. Va. June 8, 1903
The Board of Directors have this day
declared dividend of Uwo) per CENT.
the same being quarterly dividend No.
81 on tho preferred stock of this com
will be mailed to all stockholders of rec
ord at the close of business July LIST. The
hooks for the transfer of stock will be
closed from July I'd to July 22d. both days
inclusive,
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-, ,,.rIT .o.,h;nr for summer months by gen.
tiamon competent to prepare boys for eoeHe e;
Terms reasonable. teaching for boara ~ III
country Address W. NJ. care this o'iee.
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SUMNER BoARDERs WANTED.

;raITEn SUMMER BoARDERs at a pleasant
conn,ry home, onc.hnlf mile from depot. For
particilnrs address Mrs JAS. A. GiLiS, 10
bnccovile, Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

--o,-Nn NAN ro MS 10 invest 81, 900 to $4,000,
Min services. In established business or pur.
chase entire interest In estahiishea oT W.
state particulars. Box II. Richfnona, "a.
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WANTED. BoARDERs; large, nicely furnished
rooms: shady yard, good board near F ores
I'm PARK on car line. Mrs. NJ. X. BK1CiI,
Si9 East Main Street.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

FRANKLIN HOUSE, 1906 Franklin Street. Tho
Nichmond suitable for the working clasa'
rooms speciality IS mud sos night red nIescd
by week; capacity CO. onlce never caosc"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-10

0sr n sToI, EN-Fron buggy on Broad Street
between First and Adams, two Silver Bnn ,,
non DISHES; engraved 4. f. g. hrwhru ~ :.
returned to 20 South Fourteenth street WY
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vlRgINla EAyIeATIOA COMPANY

JAMES RINER DAY LINE.
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
4 A NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, old
Point, Newport News Clarem2ntt, -, an !, J
Old Point for washington, Baltimore and
the North state-rooins reserved Tor the
night at moderate prices !. Ei l s ears
Norfolk. Music hy Grand Orchestrion,
Freight received FOR abnye-n named places
ard all points In Eastern Yirlfinia and
North Carolina. IRWIN. VIZ SILISn,
u. a. BARBER. Jr.. Secretary.
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orrEnBuRN I1rl11A SPRINGS J

orrERBuRN L1T1IIA SPRINGS,
AMELIA COUNTY. vIM6l NI
on Southern Railway. thirty-hve miles from
richmond, half mile from Otterburn station
and one mile FROM Amelia Courthouse three
trains daily each way; bus meets all trains rs
Monthly Communication tickets, $40 per month
Special rates for family parties. Address
ADAIR & CO., Proprietors.
Amelia Courthouse
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REAL ESTATE.
DAIRYMAN.

m You WANT a NICE LITTLE
farm near the city con, cpme to 3 th h s ane
miia from the city It Is your change or
n lifetime to have a piece of properly as
near that and for the low price Go NJ
Sale conducted by POLLA1 it az os Sn13
BY. oulie ''i0'Si
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ron sALE-Fivc thousand shares RiCHLhND
81, Stock Write j. NJ. STEPHENSON,
Iynchbnrg. Va.
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WANTED.
: a4aaA
LOST

WANTED, to buy Household Effects me- seai i1g
fnds Merchandise; state quantity. BoS 10.
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sirErHTRD's Ice Cream parlors-Ao5 E. Broad.
TENTS. AWNINGS AND FLAGS.

WE MAKE the boat Awnings. Tents and Flags.
phone 2442 md we will call and give esti.
mites j. ROSS JONES & BRO. 0o2 East
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FOR SALE.

ron sAIE-one Of the Anest HORSES in tho
gginGS.rs ~" Stables ito Il. Leigh Street.
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SCREEN DOORS COMPLETE. WITH
hinges, 75c.; Window Screens. &c.. nj
j. +. KING Co. EOS East Marshall.
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EXCURSIONS.

IoNs-Jamestown Island Can Be Rent.
cd for excursions. For terms etc. Apply 10
&. ]. BARNEY. Mcndowvillc Va.
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ICE CREAM FRISEzERs: q QUART,
SEAS 4. j. KING co, sos East Marshall.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED by widow lady, with two d a., sn,ne
70 educate. position ms. mntron IN , sp,m.
school; best Of references inIn,sneu. A"o e''
Mira NJ. A. fiORNFR, Iristoi' ie"'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
Stone River Veterans Meet.

SHELBYNILIF-, ind. Dec. 31.-Sur-
Nivors of the battle OF stones River
tTennD met here today 10 revive MEM
cries and swap stories of the famous
conflict. which was fought forty-one
Years ago today. The occasion of the
of the association composed of the vet
Grams who took part in the engage
ment \ two days program has been
arranged. \ majority Of the six hum
dred members of the association are
present and several noted speakers will
be heard at the annual campfire to-
night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
HORRORS OF HOLOCAUST
AT THE |R0QU0IS TfEATFR
The list of Dead Reaches Nearly Six undedSevera Hundred hed
Cones Jury Investigating the Responsibility for the Catastrophe
Children Galleries Perished Like Rats in 1rap-
Asbestos Curtain at Fault

Chief O'Neill resented the suggestion
Of persons demanding the arrest of the
owners of the theater and refused to
comply. He said that if he believed
any of the syndicate owning the theater
intended to leave the city he would ar
rest them as they are required To at
tend the coroner's inquest. The play
house was the pride of the syndicate.
and the calamity Will doubtless have
depressing effect on theaterical pro
ductionS under its control. The mama
gers of the Powers and the Illinois
closed their houses last night and are
, undecided when they will reopen. The
syndicate owning the Iroquois will hold
Il meeting to discuss the advisanilty
Of closing the house until the horror
. is etfaced from the public mind
Mayor Harrison this afternoon is
sued a proclamation suSpanding all
New Years Festivities t0morroW. which
viii be a day Of mourning. Saturday
IS also set aside by supplementary
proclamation and business will be sus-
pended until funeral services are over.
IN order to end the death march of
sorroW which is being made by nun
dreds from moYgne To morgue. Chief
| O'NaiH has requested the coroner to
remove All unidentified bodies to the
Coliseum, tuning this huge structure
into one great moreue. This viii prob
ably be done. The police hope to have
half the dead identified by night, OF
the other half many will never be
known they are so charred and dis
torted.
Identification this afternoon was very
Glow. full SO per cent of the uniden-
titled are girls ranging from 70 Il
years old. There are few men and
boys among them, and probably not
more than a score of women past the
age of 90.
There was a pathetic Identification
today when DR.. Alexander. who had
searched among the dead all night.
recogniZed the headlass trunk of his
eight-year-o son by q watch given
him for Christmas.
T. i'rady. president of the st. Louis
Piano company, identified five oUt OF
a theateT party Of six given by his
wife. all at different morgues and all
relatives. The sixth one still missing
is his sister.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
Bad Year for Cotton Mills.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. 31.-The year
ending today has been an unSatisfac
tory on" for the cotton Mills of New
England, IS is shown by .'eports from
New BedWorG. Lowell, Fan River and
other countries of The milling industry.
There have been 4 number of contrib
uting causes for the disaster. but over
and above al others the conditions that
have ruled in the cotton market fCE the
past twelve months naturally take
precedence. The dividends paid by the
different mills during the year afforG
the best evidence of existing condi-
lions. The dividends of the Fan River
mills for the year averaged 3.o6 per
cent as compared With Ga per cent
in 1902. The same comparison holds
Good a2 regards Lowell. Providence
.>r,v 'ouford ana the other large cot
ton min centres of New England.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
Close of Teachers Meeting.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Dec. 31.-The
most successful meeting in the fifty
Years history Of that Illinois State
Teachers association came to close
today with an interesting program Of
papers addresses and discussions.
The final session of the general asso-
citation was held this forenoon. The
general topic of discussion was the
question Should Education Follow
the Lines of Lease Resistance" Sew
aral papers dealing with this subject
were presented by leading educators
and a general discussion followed. The
various sections of the association held
their concluding sessions this after
noon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
Ebert Hubbard to Wed.

EAST AUBURN, \. Y, Dec. 31.-An
authoritative announcement in regard
to the wedding of Elbert Hubbard
head of the Roycrofters, and Miss Alice
Moore. is unohtainable here. but the
Impression prevails that the marriage
viii be quietly celebrated tomorrow as
previously intimated by Mr.. Hubbard
Since the divorce granted to Mrs. Hub
bard in the trial Of which Miss Moore
figured as correspondent, Mr. Hub
bard and Miss Moore have been to-
gether constantly and that their mar
riage is scheduled for an early date
land probably FOR tomorrow, is regarded
as certainty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
VISIT TO MENFLIK
PROVES SUCCESSFUL
King of Abyssinia Will Make an Ex-
hibit at St. Louis-Sends
Lions to Roosevelt.

LONDON. Dec. 31.-Advices from
Ahvssinia state that the American ex-
,eaition Under Skinner which has been
visiting King Menelik has been highly
successful 1t has arranged a treaty
between the Americans and the Ethl-
,nians assuring friendly and CONNER
eial relations. Menelik has also accept
al an invitation TO attend the St LOUIS
exposition. Menelik is going to send
4vo lions. and pair of elephant tusks
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31

jurys unpleasant task will probably
occupy until midnight by which time
the last victims will probably have been
seen. AS soon as this is done the hear
ing of evidence will be begun. The in
vestigation will be complete.
Witnesses will be required to say
why the doors of the children's CALLER
les were not left open SO every means
OF exit could be used and also why the
asbestos curtain failed to work and
whether or not all building laws We're
complied with. All information now
shows that had the asbestos curtain
worked the loss of life would have
been small.
The city today has an air of profound
gloom. The death list is so great that
hundreds of thousands number either
relatives. friends or acquaintances
among the victims. Business in many
lines is practically suspended. The
Board Of Trade closed at noon out of
respect 20 the disaster after the morn
ings ;.pathetic trading.
From morgue to morgue weeping
ones hurry il quest Of missing, or
emerge from channel houses bearing
evidence that their search is ended and
tnat their worst fears are realized.
The mayors Office is buried in tele-
grams Of injury and from all cities oi
America and Europe come messages of
coincidence.
,,i, J7.1 ,,+, ~ no
scenes at the morSues is that at the
police custodian's room where anxious
ones are going over heaps OF garments
and trinkets left behind in the mad
rush to escape from the burning the
ater. Little children's clothing soiled
and torn, sealskins of value, slippers
and skirts torn from struggling women
and portions of waists complete the
tragic evidence OF that last terrible
rush Five bushel baskets are filled
with purses gloves handkerchiefs and
jewelry. Two barrels are required to
hold the overshoes and shoes alone.
All night long and yet today crowds
fill the streets around the scene OF the
catastrophe giving way to tratHc and
pedestrians only through active efforts
Of the police.
The IrnQuois stands to outward gaze
intact with al it's glamour Of new con-
struction, It's marble columns and
sculpture figures OF tragedy and com
ady were not even bIacIlened by the
death dealing smoke. The grand en-
I
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
JnI1n Renscn Anain lndicted

WASHUNGTGN Dec. 3l.-An add
sionul Indictment against .johu Cen
son, the wealthy real estate dealer of
san Frantisco, who is charged by the
interior department. With beiug the
head of II" alleged land frauds in 4
dozen states and territories has been
returned hy the grand jury here,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31

ROME. Dec. 31-The Japanese min
lister went to Genoa this morning TO in
Spect the two Argentine cruisers pur-
chased by Japan. The guns have not
yet been mounted but the ships could
be made ready for active service With
in short time:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
War Clouds Lifting.

PARIS. Dec. 31-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that Russia's re
ply to Japan will be delivered jan
uary 18th. 1t is intimated that it will
be concilatory in its terms.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31
Eno;neers Co on Strike.

CHICAGO. Dec 3i.-An engineers
strike is on at the Masonic temple and
the Schiller building. The engineers
struck at 2:3O and probably $50 other
buildings will be without heat by
Monday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-31

CHICAGO. DEG. 31,-AT THIS
MORNING TIE POLICE COMPILED
| \ LIST OF TIE BODIES RECOVER
led AT THE IROoUOIS HOLO-
iCAusT. THEY FOUND 5s1 WITH
A PROSPECT OF FINDING OTHER
BODIES IN THE DEBRIS. THE
iCORONER STILL BELIEVES THAT
THE TOTAL WILL REACH 700. AS
THE BASEMENT, UPPER DRESS
IING ROOMS, TIE STAGE AND
PART OF THE UPPER GALLERIES
HAVE NOT BEEN THOROUGHLY
SEARCHED. AT THE CITY HALL
WHERE A LIST CT VICTIMS AND
DESCRIPTIONS OF UNlDENTi-
FLED ARE BEING COMPILED, MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN THRONG
The CORRIDORS. TIE DEATH
lust IS BENG ADDED TO BY HOS
PiTAL REPORTS WHERE THE IN
JURED WE'RE TAKEN. THE PO-
iL,cE BELIEVE AT LEAST $50 WE'RE
iNJURED. PUMPS ARE WORKING
ON ThE BASEMENT WHICH is
| FLOODED. AT EVERY STEP IN
TIE BUILDING THE POLICE FIND
DIAMONDS, JEWELS AND Fu2S.
NO ONE is PERMITTED TO ENTER
THE BUILDING WITHOUT r sPE-
CihL PERMIT FROM TIE CHEF
o. POLICE AND ACCOMPANIED
5Y a SPECIAL GUARD.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
WORTH or WRAPS AND JEWELS 5
HAVE BEEN HAULED TO POLICE
HEADQUARTERS.
The rear and side walls Of the stage
day warned the firemen that the rear
Of the building might collapse 1T any
| moment and crush to death all in that
| portion.
| William Dee. q wealthy contractor
! whose two children, Edward. aged 6,
| Louise, aged 3. and their nurse are
missing chartered d special train from
| Mecca. Indiana Today he found the
| nurse and Louise. The latter was
! picked up crying in the streets in front
/ Of the theater The nurse is badly in
| iured and is in a hospital. The boy is
| missing.
a Revised Statement.
| / p. m.-Stiil confronted by chaos
| that viii take days to Straighten the
! police and the cor0nerS office at noon
! today after twenty hours of continue
oI,s toll admitted their Inability TO COM
| pile Il correct list of the dead. injured
ana missing. \ revised statement is
sueu 1T that hour cuts the number
Of dead from 591 to 531. The missing
are p:eced at 200, probably among the
unidentified dead and injured. OF the
800 injured the physicians report that
probably 100 are fatally hurt.
Newspaper reports complied 1T var
ious morgues and hospitals up to noon
vary. the lowest being 564 and the
highest sc.
Coroner Traeger impanelled jury
early this morning and conducted them
into the numerous morgnes where each
body was viewed separately. Several
times the men We're compelled TO cease
labor being overcome by their emo
tions The spectacle Of burned chill
dren affected them most. Two of the
Jurors We're unable to 60 farther than
the first morgue. where they were eX-
cused and other men substituted. The