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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-29
3. F. VI lem, MAYOR.
Attest. III. LELAND. City Clerk.
Michita- Kan.. April 10.

Council met pursuant to law TO can
xass the election returns Of the election
held April :. 1898. President Of the Coun-
Gil c. /. DAVIDSON in the chair; all coun-
ciImeu present except Scheu and Smith
Acting mayor appointed Councilman
REYNOLDS. BeIlew and Dawson on COM
r1itree TO canvass vote
The committee made the following re-
port:
We. the committee. upon a careful in
vestiCa ton of the returns OF me election
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wichita. KAN. April s, 1913.


Wichita. Kan. April s, 1893.
Council net pursuant 10 adjournment,
Mayo Mclean in the chair; all council
men present except Smith and Dawson.
ORDINANCE NO. 201o.
An ordinance providing for the paving
of Douglas avenue from the west end OF
the asphalt pavement on said street To
the east end OF the iron bridge over the
Arkansas river. and from the west end
Of said bridge 10 Seneca street, was read
On motion rules were suspended and or
dinance placed on its passage and
adopted by sections Final vote on adOp-
ton as q whole. Yeas-Bellew, Burton.
Davidson. Jsely, Herman Luling, Mckee.
REYNOLDS. ScheIl and Pierce
Davidson moved that petition for forty
three-foot street extension Of Lulu ave-
nue. north Of Gilbert street be granted
and that the city attorney prepare ordi-
nance declaring it necessary TO extend
said street. Motion carried.
Isely moved that the clerk write the
Canton Bridge company urging that
the work on the Seventeenth street bridge
b commenced without delay. Motion
carried.
Petitions for the following sidewalks
were read:
A four-foot walk on the north side
OF Second from Cleveland TO Hydraulic
\ four-f0ot walk on the east side of
Pattie from Henry 10 Lincoln.
four-foot walk on the west side Of
Pattie from Lincoln TO Kellogg.
four-foot walk on the north side Of
Tenth from Market 10 Main
four-foot walk on the west side Of
Usage from Maple TO Douglas
four-f1ot- walk on the west side Of
Martinson from Texas 10 Douglas-
A four-foot walk on the east side Of
Usage from Douglas 70 Maple
A four-foot walk on the west side Of
Elizabeth from Douglas TO Maple.
a four-foot walk on the west side Of
Fairmount from Twelfth to Fourteenth.
A four-foot walk on the east side Of
Paramount from Twelfth To Thirteenth.
On motion prayers of petitioners were
granted and property owners were given
thirty days 70 construct said walks.
Matter Of granting building permit for
the construction Of frame dwellings at
the corner Of Market and English was
referred to the fire and water committee
20 investigate and report at the next
meeting.
Council adjourned.
B. F. MLEEN, Mayor.
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>oTne women buy books because they 10
tetty N the book case.
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I HAVE jGst received a Are li1e y room
r1OuitiDEs- Come and le- ne figure Cr
voI- U1psT-Iau gins p 2 Eiz-eI-
wriEhr- Crawford The1ter- Phone I'ls
BUILDING LOANSIf VOC wa-t .
build or borrow money 1l improved
prope-ty. see u T.. p Ehey. - Main
street Tx
We SELL THE EARTH-yVe cannot
ons- you Ihe earth AID the fgilless
thereof. hl.l We san sell F- better bar
gstrs n excellent grass lands ard stcc.
ranches. Ee.l l1cate1. R-tl an aalrl-
ance of ucTe--fail4-E water ard slcEz-:
blue-sTern prairie grass tEal yc1 czo
buy elSew1ere- We have the property.
and are res1y T. show -cl- We hare
god farms. Highly improved, ard are
ready q compare prices WltE- The ga
est Cons SCI = snd Te VlI .ocate yen
where he SzC1s - ums VII sFeE
srrinkle golden EZar- 81 TcUr half
bustsl AID tn sgzt cresEss. = heaven
Eln Fan your chseks aud KISS aTgav Cd
tie f.1ter tears 4 diversity Prices
AK descriptions q-o-e1 . 11E SIZE On
application Cal ~ CT zldreEs 4 :
Nelson. - " Main street. Wiehi.a.
Kan i-s-tf
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MISCELLANE OUS.

o~-------~-~----------
BUILDING LOAES-If You want n
build or borrow money ON improved
property, see Wm. +. Ebey. I97 : Naiu
street. lt-tf
BUSINESS MEN AND LADIES' Lunch
Room. Confectionery and Ice Cream. az
1i5 : Lawrence Lunches Gt all hours
Mrs r. Z. Chaplin. Lss-5tx
HAVE, Just received q fire line OF room
mouidiuss Come and les me figure on
your paper-haCgirE T. F. Hium-l-
wright. Crawford Theater. Phone lolS
PASTUR AGE--Two miles south. one mile
west of Friends university 3 per
month. yearlings and under. sc : g.
Skinner. frj--t
1 HAVE, Just received 2 fine line OF room
mou.dings Come and let ne 1gTIre On
your paper hanging. z r EiDms--
wright. Crawford Theater Phone 1llS
ls--tS
WHY WORRY about your dinner. when
Won can get rcast beef. roast pork. veal
loaf pressed chicken cnilei ham baked
beans. etc. AZ ATCIrrr-e Bros Meat
Market "a y Main s-re-Lr Ready %
serve b. Il a. IT.. every day -A-I-
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OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Published April %. 1896.
Wichita. Kan, April 6. 1903

Wichita, Kan, April 6. 1903
Council met in regular session, C l.
Davidson. president of the council, ) in
the chair; all councilmen present except
Dawson.
Minutes Of the last regular and speciaI
meetings were read and adopted
Luling moved that no business be trans
acted except the passing Of the appro-
priation ordinance and appoint council
men to canvass vote Tuesday evening
Motion carried.
ORDINANCE NO. -
An ordinance making appropriations for
miscellaneous purposes. was read on
motion rules were suspended and ordl-
nance placed on its passage ard adopted
by sections Final vote on adoption as
a whole: Yeas-Burton, Bellew, David
son, Isely, Herman. Luling, Mckee Key
polds. Scheu, Smith and Pierce
Acting mayor appointed Councilmen
Eellew. Dawson. Luling. Reynolds and
Mckee 10 canvass election returns.
Council adjourned til wednesday even
ing. April s. 70 meet at the regular hour
c. I. DAVIDSON, President Council
Attest: J. /. LELAND, City Clerk
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CLASSIFIED
W AN I 8
q - Z p
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
N ,;(-Is.. once. a giFI for general q
JoOes. I4v-" e-ltl-- -
WANTED-A girl for general house
work 1o57 y. Emporia. Id-tf
WANTED-A girl for general housework
Must be good cock Address. stating
wages, Mrs I. 3. Murdoch. Eldorado,
A1A-
-8IiddIe-aged, experienced girl
Tor general h0usewOTh; no washing;
steady employment and good wages 70
proper party. Mrs. y. :. Nelson. III
: Wichita street, Wichita, Kan.
WANTED = Three dintngroom girls;
salary, 81 q week ST James Hotel,
Winfield. Kan. iS1-tf
wANTED-Gi-l for general housework;
good wages; 10 washing Apply 1870 y
Main street. IA-tf
wANTED-Good white girl for general
homework; 10 washing or ironing S3t
y. Topeka avenue. Mrs. y Steffen-
LII
WANTED-A good wash woman. "a S
Topeka Apply at once 1s,--t
WANTED-A good diningroom girl. az
rs ". Douglas. 1SS-5t
WANTED-A girl for general housework
1520 y Lawrence. l54-tf
Northumberland woman cook. 10
cook in $ Il day hotel; salary, SO a
week. Address Lock Box 162, Winfield,
Kan. IS7-tf
Observation-Disclosures. at 20 W. Douglas
avenue. I39-tf
WANTED-Cood girl for general house
work Apply POS South Emporia.
Observation-Disclosures. at Hotel Carey.
WANTED-A competent girl for general
hOuseWOrk- Apply 10 Mrs. Edward Nail.
IglS y Market street. ISS-su-tu-we-3rX
WANTED-Girl for general housework-
Mrs Blllingsley, Izl5 Waco avenue
Iz9-tf
WANTED-Nurse girl. 1920 y. Lawrence
avenue 13S-u
NANTED-Girl for general Homework;
good wages 10 the right party. Mrs.
FRED Alley, 1917 Paramount avenue.
lS--u
WANTED-A good woman cook and sec
ond girl at once. Address l2i y. Main
street, Wellington, Kan. 1876
WANTED-A good girl for general house
work. Apply ca s Lawrence
4'o-u
WANTED-One first class dining room
gil, wages, 500 per wees. Write J.
W. Lewis, Hotel HarCWick. kiOwa,
Kan State experience. I5-0t
SITUATION NTED-FEMALE.
-----(-C--~-~--~~----~--
MANTED-A place in small family 70
work for board, by a young lady at
tending school Inquire al - Math-
eWson avenue 14O-ltx
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OLD CLOTHES bought az 90 2 Douglas
avenue # y0u can bring write pos-
tai. VIII czI AZ y-ur res-le--s- san
Miller. ~ K Doug as -st
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Sec :. That as further cosssdesatioE
FOR the Passage o. this ordinance. tie
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MCltswT TO EnAS-cz Wztrs~r 6s-
r esfsy Sfses.T aS@fellz1
50 Essl 1sszxs2s 80
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE


FOR SAI-E-Vacant lots. from S5 20 s5e1
Per lot South End Real Estate ofiice.
AZ fremont I-6-SEsl-We-sf
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Statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

1900
A'TENIS WANLED-Al agent. either
sex 10 sell shirt waist goods II theU
nome and surrounding towns IarSs
me, including hiSiI-claSs novelty pat
tSr1S, and exclusive designs. S=iis &C
slgnt- Zig pay 70 -ighl party. Buckley
custom Shirt Co.. Dept =. ST. LoCIs.
No. LIZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-29

WANTED-Agents fer TIE BEST laundry
IN Kansas Liberal commission Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry AZ
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FOR SALE-An sieganI site Tor a dzs
residence. lee by ~ feet. east treat. Ia
fashionable part o. North Market street
Address Z. A. Phillips. l&5 y Market
street or phone 81. Wichita telephone
SO
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For sALEmlsclEllANrous.


FOR SALE-A nice ph2eton. IL Isl Park
Place ave Lls- ts7-stx
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Sec Il This ordinance shan take
effect ard lie IT force after pubHcati n
thereof once in the Wichita Daily Eacie.
a newspaper published and in general
circulation in the city OF Wichita.
Approved April 3. \. D. 1919.
B. z. NLEAN. Mayor.
Attest: J I. LELAND. city Clerk.
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cANVAssERs WANTEo.

ladies or gents. 70 can
vass- Salar-- guaranteed CaA iuruedi-
ately. % y. Main. room l. 141-Stx
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FiaAhctAL

= ~ ~ 70 LgSs - Esasss as lsxia-
"a fs-szs = as a p 49,. = szlfs.
- az
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Sest restaurant IL city "a,
gain, - y Main lsa-su-tu-we-6sX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNEI
Chicago, December 30-Wheat started at a decline -,
big receipts II closed with advance Of Isc to 81 ~
yesterday. helped by the scare BY the
the winter wheat. which stiH uncovered and Nv
reported large flour sales New-York and NnnAs,,s
ODESSA cables reported the weather and the wheat
without covering. and said shipments out OF the BIac
Sea were handicapped by leo Northwest receipts yer.
large. SEQ cars. last year Bur o, the
receipts Minneapolis 300 cars were winter wheat
showing the necessity outside grain Csarapce
10000 bushels. The reported eighteen
loads Argentina reported improving weather At the
outset there Armour support. with a good deal of
Cudahy selling hut market strong enough 10
take 4 good deal Of wheat from Armour al the close
May sold $3.50 bid S4c sellers and closed at $40
sellers July closed 79c strength Of the
July a. St. Louis where prices up L. was supposed
be due the wheat conditions
Il continues Armour market here.
Corn closed unchang d higher May sold at 1870
some direct business from bushels
Receipts only 100 tC-Gorrows estimate 40
huenced By the The Western offerings are not
increasing. and
come mproy in the demand Tn. seaboard rep6reI
twelve loads tIearaaces were 2l9.GoO bushels Occa-
sionsly there is buying Of May suggests Armour
The mood is getting rather bulish corn ana ii
popular to tax OF the price getting into
Fatten stirred the ana the closed Ic To
IL higher The December closed 36c. MAY 9Stac sell
july, 35c, -ellers Patten was a consnjcno,,.
shipment though IS carly this business All
rail- shipments today $4,000 bushels Receipts Nera
Offering many " 80
There a strong provision market. pork I'D a7Isc
!afd up l2 ribs up l2zc The outsider. has been
buying provisions FOR some weeks shows inclination
Yet 10 take his profits There II 900 hogs win
prices Sc up Il Is an outsiders market yet. The
PaSkers are evidently waiting Tor higher
he1ElUF on great scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
J. P. MORGAN ON FINANCE
WEALTH LESS "BUNCHED."
SO Says Banker-West and South
Prosperous, He Declares.

Contrary to his custom when approached by
newspaper men. J. Pierpont Morgan yesterday
talked 10 J. Martin Miller. Washington CORE
spondent of 1.-THE Newark Evening News. about
the financial condition and the approaching fFesi
Dental election
Some people claim. Mr.. Morgan. that hard times
prevail in Wall Street. and that this is the rich
mans panic the correspondent said
TT is true that business here is not good. owing
to the very low price of stocks Mr.. Morgan re-
Piled
why is it the hard times here do not anect
financial matters West? Does the country gem
orally depend much upon Wall Stress Tor money
as formerly?' 1t was asked.
"A few men in this country are charged with
the terrible offence of being very rich" said MT
Morgan. THE fact is that the wealth OF this
country is less punched than at any time In It's
history / mean that the wealth is more equally
distributed over sections of country and among
the people than ever before.
THE West has money and few mortgages
compared with former years. The South has never
before been in such a healthy financial conditon-
guess they will to New-York. however
from every direction when they are badly in need
Of money
do the Republicans stand a good chance OF
winning at the next Presidential election?" was
the next inquiry.
THAT depends" was tho reply altogether on
the candidate the Republicans nominate
Doesn't it look though President Roosevelt
would receive the nomination. asked the CORE
spondent,
II cannot discuss politics." said the inancier.
WHO. in your opinion. Mr.. Morgan. will be
I will answer that question June e. said
Mr.. Morgan with a smile.
candidate and be elected II he is the nominee? was
4 cannot discuss politics. came again from Mr..
Morgan. -.-..- A.. .,ou,,,.+,o,
you, of course would vote for him. Mr. Morgan:
Il cannot discuss politics" repeated Mr. Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
NEW-YORk CITY.

The Morris Park Club will have its annual
Christmas Tree on Saturday evening at it's house
No. West One-hundred- and twenty fourth-st
The Armory Board yesterday awarded the hid
for the construction OF the seth Regiment
Armcry 10 the James D. Murphy Construction
Company, whose hid 5000 200.
Borough President Cantor yesterday sent a letter
to Frederick Crowninshield, chairman OF the Fine
Arts Federation, declining his appointment to the
Municipal Art Commission. He feels that he can
not spare the time from his law practice
Because OF the continued illness Of J. Asnipv.au
Hodge, counsel for E. B. Whitney. trustee the ex-
animation Of the accounts OF Receivers Charles :
Mackenzie and Robert c. Norris in the Dresser
bankruptcy proceedings again adjourned 10
January D. at n. Counsel for the receivers said
that as II had been suggested that the trustee was
ready to file specific objections the accounts OF
Messrs. Mackenzie and Morris, he would Insist
that such action he taken before the next hearing
The referee finally decided that at the end OF the
next hearing the objections, II any, must be filed
William Butler Yeats will lecture under the au
spices Of the Irish Literary Society OF New-York
on The Intellectual Revival in Ireland SUNDAY
evening at Carnegie Hall. FfCty-seventh-st and
Seventh-ave. ". BoUrke Cochran will preside and
deliver an Introductory address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
TOREiG : PORTs.

New York via Queenstown '--''1f
York fui Newcastle '' ->0N
Avonmoutn Dee &o-Saivd. steamer Delaware ~,
Cabot New-York. 'o'''
Queenstown 81. 6.f4 a n-Arrived steamer Ta,.f
tBrl Mchiustrr, New -AorN Tor Liverpool land mr.,
ctededl NV
Rotterdam De- So.Arrved steamer AmsJeIlyk Dutch,
Van den lteuvel NeN-Nork "'''ii'
BTest 26-Saiicd. tFr4 ,,,--5..
New~NOrl. @S'''
Cherhourg. Dec %. G.t5 Arrived. steamer r-,e
wadorsee ,Ger'. krech, Ncv-York Via pvr'1,,tb g
Hamburg tand proceedrdl '' ''
Odessa Doc sJ-Arrlvet steamer Pisa tGer Fendt New
Port said Dee 2oArrived. MoSul .T,r, a,,ie
New York Via Algiers for singapore. Manila &c
Para, Dec @e-Sailcd, steamer nunstan tBri Dca, Se
YORK N-' -N'"
Neville. Dec SeArriyel EthiorIa ,Rr I,,c,-
dane, New York tor Glasgow pnd proceededl
santos Dec 2S-Sailed steamer Merchant Prince az,
Macy. New York. ~ WV
Fayal, Dec 80 Arrived steamer bona Mari. fr,~4,
Oporto -'''NN -
Portland, Dec SQ-Arrved steamer I}ah, trs,, f..4
New-Nork Tor Hull N''N7 p
Santos. Tee 2SArrNsd steamer Catant, tf..-,
=, Ne"-NoTk VIA PetnamhucN and Rio Janeiro
peIrefsra Dec 29-Saiied steamer Parima tBr, CaFaY
NeN-AorA ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
SNOW EXPECTED TO-DAY
Some City Streets Sanded to Keep
Horses from Slipping.

After an interval CT comparative clearness, snow
is predicted for to-day. The storm which on Tues
day was in British territory IN the extreme North
west has decided to come here to see the way New
Workers celebrate New Years Eve. Snow was ex-
pected to begin before daybreak to-day and last
through the day. although it probably will be
light
snow early yesterday morning. but the weather
became colder again. little too cold for snow
The thermometer stood Is degrees in this city. At
Albany it was Il; Buffalo IS. At Chicago thu
lowest temperature was recorded below zero
Horses slipped a great deal yesterday, although
tbs worst spots In the streets had been sanded.
Fffth-ave., Thrty-fourth-st was sanded yes
terday was part OF Madson-ave. about which
SUPERINTENDENT Hankinson of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty Animals had complained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
OFFER uNsoLD PART OF BOND ISSUE.

Kuhn Loeb & co. offer fer public subscription. at
s0z per cent and accrued interest. the Unsold por-
ION Of an issue % SO 00e9 Arst mortgage ~ per
cent forty year gold bonds 81 the PHILADELPHIA
baltimore enc Washington Railroad Company
which forms the main line OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company from Philadelphia 10 Washing
son Subscriptions VIII be opened January = at
- a. N. and viii he closed al p m or earlier on
she same day. Ai!otments to be paid for on
january =.
These arc an absolute first mortgage on the lines
OF the company from Fhilao ephla 10 Baltimore
nd after 1911 VII also be a FIRST mortgage on Tie
rest o. the lire. from Baltimore 10 Washington
The entire authorized issue OF these bonds limited
SO 90 which SO 10000 constitute the rres
issue. and Of The remaining bonds a sufncient
reserved 10 redeem the 81 $685. yJ PhiIa-
delphia. Wilmington and Baltimore debentures and
3, $1,000 baltimore and Potomac Railroad first
mortgage bonds. The latter mature In 1911. and
may be extended.
The principal OF The bonds will be due on
November l. lsi3 interest IS payable ssmi-annuaIlv
May ana November i, IN this city. the principal
and interest payable free United States taxes
6nc IaGes IL Pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland
ana the District OF Columbia, through which the
To2o rCos. Application VIII be made list these
bones On the New-Hork Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Walde Myer: Washington, and
Lieutenant Governor Frank w. Higgins, clean.
CAMBRIDGE-Colonel Charles s. Dieh Chicago.
FIFTH AVEN UE-Hobart Krum. Schoharie; John
a. Drake, Corning. and Congressman D. J. Foster
Vermont. GRANp-Major R. r: Stevens, L S. A.
HOFFNAN-EN-M Mayor W. B. Kirk Syracuse, and
J. D. Pettingill. Philadelphia MANHATTAN-Ex-
Governor L. a. Woodbury., Vermont and ex-Gov-
ernor Frank s. Black, Troy. NICTORIA-Captain
George c. Reter, L. S. \. WALDORF-ASTORIA
A. G. Blair. NJ. P. Ottawa; Edward Hamlin,
Boston. and W. c. RrONn Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
YEAR OF GREAT PROSPERITY.
SO BUSINESS MEN THROUGHOUT COUNTRY REPORT
-NEW-YORK MERCHANTS MUCH PLEASED.
Annual Statements of the Heads of Departments in Washington
Year Expected Here to Ercel 1908

government highly
population
The foreign
before
trade n ourfa is
Secretary the Treasury Department the favorable
in paper shrng resulting checking
in of afai
Treasury is $57y000Ooo
declared goodst
of
Of closing general reported
thensevos much pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, Dec. So 1908.
ARRIVED.

Steamer MarteIio CBr>. Bingham. Hull December Is
to Sanderson & Son, with mdse. Arrived the
Steamer Brooklyn City (Br). Bailey, Bristol December
10 and Swansea L. James ArkeIl & Co with Indse
Arrived at the Bar at 4:5O
Steamer Flandria Cierl Bode Port de PAX December
II, Prince H. tioaaives a,
10, Savanilla 10. Kingston "A ne
Hamburg American Line with two passengers mdse
Steamer Fortuna Nor Hansen. nom Port spafr
December 10 with asphalt 10 Barber Asphalt Company
Steamer Alene, from Kingston, Savanilla, etc on
Highlands $40 m
Steamer Colonel e L Drake RubsH Port Arthur -
Standard Oil Company. with OIL
Steamer Apache staples, Jacksonville December 81 win
Charleston 2S. TO william Clyde & Co with passenEsrs
and
steamer Bluehelds. Hastings. Baltimore. to II e
Foster with mdse
steamer Monroe. Hulphers Newport News an, >-Dr
folk. Old Dominion steamship Company. With pas
Steamer Oneida French. Philadelphia 70 William, p
CLYDE & Co with mise.
steamer Marentels GER. Pankov Calcutta November
8. colombo Port Said - and Alglers
Boston % t. Funch Eeye Co. with nldse Arrived at
steamer Thespis CBrl. Ferguson. Santos Decen,h.r
Rio Janeiro 10 Bahia "a and Barbados ~ 10 BusL e
Jevons with 81 passengers and nise Arrived the Bar
ESQ m.
Steamer AIene Ger. Periett. Savanilla Dec.,bsr
Cartagena @ Port Inon 70, Kingston Port -Pri,s
q and Petit Goave = 70 Hamburg Line with
passengers and udse Arrived BAR AZ fI.1O m
steamer larimer johnson. Sabine Pass L j NJ C;urev
Oil Co. with oil. '
steamer Chaimstte Birusy Galveston December "a =,
Southern Pacific Co, with ndse w.
Steamer Alamo Johnston Galveston December - Viz.
Key West 26 TO Charles Il Mallory Co passengers
and mdse.
steamer Fl slglo. Boyd Galveston December - y,
southern Pacific -. with ndse " ~
Sandy Hook; y. j. Dec. so $50 p rn.-Wind vest.
fresh breeze; clear.
steamer Mexico Stevens Havana Dscer,ha- ~
James Ward CO. with rs passengers mails and T4so
Arrived at me Bar at 40 m anu NOSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
EXCITEMENT AT BEcKHAM WEDDING.
Crowds Fight to Enter Church, and Burglars
Try to Steal Presents
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Savannah. Ga Dec. 3o.-Iieutenant David Y.
Beckhan L. S. A. a brother Of Governor Beckham
Of Kentucky. and Miss Myra Wilcox. of this city.
were married the Independent Presbyterian
Church tonight, A number OF unlimited guests
fought to get into the church, and large squad
Of police had TO be called handle the crowd
Burglars made attempt to steal the wedding
presents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Physical Culture Show at Madison Square Garden.
Rapid Transit Commission. p.
Ringing Of chimes, St Patrck's Cathedral. Trinity
Grace. St Thomass and st. Andrews churches mid
night
Watch night services in the churches. evening.
Meeting OF Society the Veterans Of the Eth
Regiment. the Arena. $50 p m.
Authors Club watch night exercises. 10 D m.
Republican League OF the XXVIIIth Assembly District
entertainment No. 249 East Eighty-fourth-sr. even
ing
Masquerade ball OF the French Students Grand cantyar
Palace, evening