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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
HELP WANTED-F Female.

WANTED, At ONCE, WOMAN TO ACT
as nurse and panion for sick wo-
man. state age and experience and
wages. Address NJ NJ, HAYDEN. Not
towuy. Va. liza
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GLOVES Gal. ORE: FOR ALI, TERsONs
$Stnd occasions; from sc. to $1,000 skin
md fubr1c.. PEN BERTO NJ i ,Rlt,E d
q co. n n 5 llfE
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AFTERNOON. GOLD
Watch FOB. with black ribbon and light
brown cameo stone In charm. Reward
Office "a SCI .ss
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SITUATION WANTED-Malc

WA NTIID, By YOUNG MAN WITH
good reference. a position experienced
IN office work and as manager. address
l., 81. this Office
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WOOD AND .coAI~IT YOU WA Mn
load of wood or coal sec A FL 0Nf:N
with the Industrial Bond and Bantinr,
CO., SOB East Main Street He has
plan that will allow you to pay BY tn.
week. 5{ 5'TJf. - ! 80
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FLAvoRiNo EXTRACTS,

ALI. CfROcERS ARE INSTRUCTED TO
se,l Purity E'layoring Extracts under
our guarantee: If not satisfactory we
WI! refund your money. We manufnc-
ture all kinds OF Extracts. PURITY
MEG co. Richmond, Va.
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PERSONALS.

WE ADVISE YOt no MAKE YOUR Sc
lection of Pictures now. We have an
4 entirely new line OF choice subjects
Moderate prices. Frames made to your
order. SOUTHERN FINE ART CO.,
III East Main Street.
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Toys q oarPK1Ns s; 7ToYs. 4 5ToNiP-.
kINs,s!: toys, roMPKTNs,s; toys.
;l Cl,1I,iSI cSGs: tops, TOMI'KINS:S;.
toys, sIOAfPklNS's 207 W. Broad street.
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III AND * p RI I1l lETs,
three In a fancysboX for s1bc. Ladies
Embroidered lIlndkerchiefs two Tor, y
quarter . r ErMI3EjIeTON,sPT Gle 81 Co rs
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HELP WANTED-Male.

$A1OLER's BARBER SCHOOL, NEW
YORK8i CITY. More students wanted:
Chance TO earn free scholarship, board
and transportation % New, York before
full course; positions positively guar
anteed graduates. Write for catalogue.
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DO. YOU IVANI,TO} OWN YDuFi II oIEc?
Then call on Z f. GRANITE BUILD
q Nc COMPANY,sin State. Bank Build
illg, and the secretary Will show you
how you can do SO Without inconvcn-%
@ience to yourself 4 is;ss5 5.Sl Y ~ ss
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WANTED. 10 BllY&A N III, 759 10 az;
10 q years and sound. Apply Room IL
lIhcl Building S3o IT, Main.
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ALL CHILDREN TO 1sl't
Toyland; no cnarges3ansi no troune ,an 10
Toyland is at TOMPl<l1Js'sS;i8 e07 West
Broad Street. aSStss33SS q Sg Il 81 "a
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IT WILL. PAY YoIJ TO VISIT roy.
land; very amusing. very Instructive TO
aa HKon af 70 s ne
2O7 w. Broad Street.
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WANTED. RESPONSIBLE MAN TO
manage nm office and distributing depot
for large manufacturing concern; sal
AIRY sl.50D per annum anda commissI SONS: :
applicant must have good references and
si.lDO; capital secure. Address SUPT.,
2s3 West twelfth Street. Chicago. ~
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:ANrONI'S & Il J. p b n TED SOFT
Cream Candy. all flarors: mono such
elsewhere; FREQ from adultcratlon
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BARGAINS IN SQUARE e n la NOS So I
good for a beginner. ST. EFF. 3G7 sE,rs {
h Broad r s5'4f, lis a
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WA NTED-- SIX "a YOUR GROCER FOR
Pocahontas Corn, Pocnh olitis 5l,e;1 me
perfection Of 1at ifs3 f;;s il9ht's
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DR9 STORAGE
4 rooms apply to RICHARDSON & CHAE.
4 PELL, Storage Department, Belvidere
Building. SOL w. Main Street. Phone SAG
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
rooms, with heat, bath and phone. 81!
East Marshall Street. 81
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Interest al. SIX PER CENT. also at
tachcs TO all bills as soon as reported de-
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OWN & YOUR HOMES; NO CASH
payments; no interest; small monthly
q, y, CA.Mn,THoRN, Agent, Room y,
4 l1bel Building. 81 Fl s.
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LADIES' HIGH q Trade. BEST QUAIL
lty storm RSobera al sizss sSc Al
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OsT-GENTLENfAN's PURSE, CON
timing so bill. pair gold cuff buttons:
engraved II, silver etc. Finder VII
8 reward. u ti-5s ~ 80 97fi
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WAGONS LOADS OraToYSS OF EVERY
description and every price arc to he
found at ToA1PINS's. 217 W.. Broad ST.
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ant bookkeeper and collector. Must!
write good hand and be well acquaint-.
cd with the city. Age between 20 and 3S5
years. Apply in own handwriting, Civ
ing references. Box 9iS.
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5LOST--IN THE $Nl3IC;1LBORHOOD OF
the Bljou, a bunch of KEYS, containing
six keys. Return TO j. r. a., Bijou
Theatre.
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WHO SELLS THE ONLY. CSC. WOOD
Heater In Richmond? Why! CHAs. w.
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TAKE NO. a COLD AND GRIP CURE.
AVN. #P.6T'OYTHRESSf q: K, N 9l9 Ia L
IIaill Street. Richmond, Va.
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t"CAILLER's GENUINE IMPORTED
8 Swiss Milk C1locola ta" Is the favorite
sweetmeat for children, invalids, sports
v men. etc. Sold everywhere.
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more years: scc,:rty and liberal Inter-
est offered. j. rs, care Z his Or1ce' ID.
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Statesmen TO SELL. OLDENBERG
< White Lead. $50 per, week made ens ~:
side. line: pocket sample. TIE ri n
MAN. WHITE LEAD CO, Cleveland, o.
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WANTED.

WANTED, INCONSISTENCIES TO Call.
and Investigate: no rent charges. no In
tcrest TO pas. but with5rent Ho1ne:y,,,o1WsIn
your home. Call or address y l5an ~. !.
National Bank Building. Richmond, a.
b Card will bring book let 55
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S"CILMBORAZO'sS HO ES ARE NOT AN
wear. lissS 3Eg
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MEMS FIRST QUALITY u Il IaBsBER
Boots only $3.50 at ALBERT STFclNtS,'
r. Fifth and Broad Streets. az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

ANToNI's FOR FINE BoN-BoNs,5 FINE
sorted. No. 2s n. Ninth Street. : - =
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

~ ~ T. L ., SAl.ESn. AN.
already engaged In travelling, to sell
Linyeed OIL and Paints AZ s,1e line in
Ergnias and Southern States; no Sam
pies needed. Address Box 533. Rich
mond, Va.
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City Auditors Office,
Richmond, VA Dec. o. 1904
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF TIE
~ BONDED DEBT OF the city Of Richmond
win be closed on and after the 18th in
4tant, and reopen the third day of Jan
uary. 1904
Dec 9,td
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PAPER IIANGING.5

IT,aYOtJa WANT YOUR ROOMS PAPER
cd as they should be- and u the right
Fourth Street. Large selection Of ia test
d, designs lin Wall Paper.
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LUNCH PARLORS.

{. II f S Il r r FIELD LUNCH ROOM
Twelfth and Main Streets; regular din.
ners DC: hot lunch loc.; the best In the
81 city: give us n tr:ai
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Particular attention Is called TO the
above, rs under an ordinance passed by
the City Council there can be no avoid
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REDUCTION ALE TOR BALANCE; ID f.
winter season on my entire line OF VIII
ter millinery. cloaks. suits, ladies' ard
Il s,hildren's wear. Mrs. JULIUS BEAR.
14o3 f.. Main Street.
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$ANTON1'sY1s THE PLACE TO BUY
s3a Pure Candies. made fresh every day. b
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MRS WORKMAN is STILL. CARRYING;
on her specla sale in refined millinery;
the very latest style 4 remarkably low
prices. PIG N.5Third Street.
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Z REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FREE DEMONSTRATION CALLERS s
4 Genulnetlmported Swiss Milk Chocolate.
III Can and try It, at W. I'll. I3RULLE &
* BROS.'.s5o5 T.. Broad Strict.
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gER CONNECTION BILLS are also due,
and will havcEto be declared delinquent II
not paid on or before end Of year.
FIVE PER CENT. Will be added to last
half If not paid on or before DECENl.
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5DDARf:.sINs, IN PIANOS srlEFF. ao7 =.
8 Broad,
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WALK ACROSS THE STREET AND
look over SCHAAF'S Jewclry stock.
prices and selections Of stock; we'll save
you money Guaranteed Watches frgm
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IiCTEL, i r o ~ IL n, g
= Broad. Ninth and Capitol. Streets; newly
painted. newly panered. Board tiom %
to $40 per week sl5o and 81 per day;
rooms. So, 15c. and ST. Fine Sample
rooms.
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YOU CAN SHINE 4 N ANY. 6 ATH Err NJ
with d pair Of HGFi1Ml3OltAAsos'f$St tiiSJl.
on your feet
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CHEAPEST SIGN IoAIET1EG8 in CITY
at SEIANY'S, sos N. Eleventh Street.
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COLD CURE.

TAKE NO.4 COLD AND GRIP CURE.
51ilVNI.2 r. POYTIfRESSt & co.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

BARGAINS IN USED UpRIGHT Pr
AMOS, terms to suit. STlEI'F 3o7 u.
broad.
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TAKE NO. 4 COLD AND GRIP CURE
IF 4NVA. Up. POYTHRESS & co.
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MILLINERY.

{LoST-A GOOD OPPORTUNITIES Ol
a do not wear NIB ORyAZO't zSEl res
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. CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.|

NICE BOX AND OTHER $COUCHEs,
Morris Chairs, etc. JACOB UA1LAUF.
K zTD5 West Main Street. mi Il e
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nEDucEo PRICES.
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Try us ON PRINTING I'VE KNOW
We can suit you. T4AYLOEf&B TAYLOR
PRINTING co.. Quick Printers. No.
C;ovrrrnr Street. Sg q
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PAINTINGS.

WANTED. 100 BUGGlEs -o PAINT. IS 60
each. SHAW, 3Q5 N. Eleventh Street. AZ
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BARGAINS.

WHEN THINKING z OF GIFTS. W.:
suggest Umbrellas for man, woman ard
55tc!IIld. Chi. LENS rlnibrcllaG at ;jc..
~ PEN BE s;It,.I. PRICE &&CO.
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$WA,fTED. YOUR TRUNK SFeEPAIRlNi}s
RICIMOND&TREN :1FC:, CO.. Sos
Brook Avenue. 4 Phone c55sl
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ANTIQUES j (:
TRUNKS.

tspENcE,s TRUNK FACTORY SIS EAST
81 Broad Street, wants your trunk and
Ii satchel repairing. Z. II. SPENCE. Shoe
and Trunk House. NJ FRI
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders of the Planters
National Bank Of Richmond, Va, Will 5fel
held on TUESDAY,. January 40, 1868
le NJ O'Clock in the bank building,
M RICHARD H SMITH. fCashlar
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WANT ADS ARE THOROUGHLY SEARCHED EVERY DAY BY THE BUG PUBLIC FOR THEIR NEEDS
BOARDING

EIGHTH ST, ~, b1e--N1CEBY FUR
nished, comfortable rooms; good table;
permanent and transient boarders;
terms reasonable s3
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.l1,IsE & DEMONS ON y Cali .LlIr2's
Genuine Imported SWISS sAlllk Chocolate.
Call ana try Il at ERuI.EEt S. 525 East
Broad Street.5tEJg tti
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STORE FRONTS pAtNTED, 3a5s IS. 90:
rooms, s.. 90. SHAW. eos r.. Eleventh ST.
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GRACE. E., 1o3-- WANTED, OCCUPANTS
for nice. sunny room on first floor. fur
mace heat: also one nice front room.
with first-class table board; references.
Apply ut 1O9 =. Grace.
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MEMS FIRST QUALITY n y y b u i
boots only s2.oOsat I.I3Efel STEMS
B Fifth#and Broad Streets, 6$
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROO Ms. oPPO,
site the postoi'ice. Phone 32sd Exam,
~ nations and estimates free.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:

A NICE FAIR or 8.CH IMl3,oItAZ z %
& Shoes Will do good seryice,m IKE q i! !ce'
present and be appreciated.
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FoR SALE.

THE SOUTHERN FINE ART Co, III
East Main Street. can furnisl, your en-
tire home with Pictures and Portraits.
Estimates cl,eerfully given. Frames
lnnue to your order - ~
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

FURNITURE CHINA AND WEDDING;
presents packed with care by JACOB
r {iisiI.AUT,6 los Nest Main Street. s
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{ - ON
NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE +!
Office Collector of City Taxes,
Room I, First Floor City Hall.

III EVERY male 81 years Of age and
EVERY person keeping house or doing
business In the city is assessed for per-
sonnl taxes. Those who have not paid
any city taxes during the year will please
ca II and settle. SO us TO avoid being post
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1900 -----------.----------
DIAMOND SPECIAL.

s10o FOR A cIIILD's GOLD RING,
500 worth $3.50. at SCIIAAFlS
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PIANOS AND ORGANS or DIFFER
cnt grades at lowest factory prices. Our
best bargain to-day Is an organ for SIS
c cas Sa e need the r room anESs r Ipf SsPo
e ANO & ORGAN AGENCY. American
National Bank Bldg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-12
BURNED TO A CRISP
Ottawa Kan. Girl Loses Her
Lite at Kansas City.
GASOLINE LAMP EXPLODED
Narrow Escapes and Many
Jumped from Windows.

Kansas City, Feb. 11.-Miss Jessie Aver
i'll, aged 20, clerk in a millinery store.
was burned to death, and four others
were injured, one perhaps fatally, in a
fire today that destroyed three story
apartment house at Fifteenth and Harri-
son streets, in the residence district, in
the southeastern part of the city. There
were seven narrow escapes and many
jumpd from scond and third story win
dows
Tn injured:
Miss Ida Parish, badly burned and in
jured internally. perhaps fatal
Miss Lena Smelling, face and hands
burned; serious.
burned; serious.
Miss Minnie Taylor, head and hands
badly burned; arm broken.
The fire was started by the explosion
of gasoline stove in Miss Averilfs room.
She was burned to a crisp and her body
fell out Of a window through which ap-
parently she had attempted to escape.
Miss Averill's parents live near Ottawa,
Kan.
James Garth aroused the roomers on
his floor, running through the flames.
and doubtless saved many lives He was
burned about the hands and face but not
seriously hurt. Chief Trickett asserts
that the death of Miss Averill and the
injuries of the others resulted from the
fact that the building was not provided
with fire escapes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-12
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Agreement to Vote on the Treaty Has
Been Reached.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate will
vote on the on the Panama canal treaty
on some day between February Is and 49,
An agreement was reached in executive
session today to take action on Monday
next, to decide upon the time for voting
on the treaty and il was determined that
such date should be on or before Feb
ruary %. The senate was in executive
session more than hours and after the
agreement to vote on the treaty had been
reached nearly the entire time was de-
voted TO general discussion of the en-
croachments of the senate and the presi-
dent on each others prerogatves under
the constitution. Senator Teller in a
speech lasting more than two hours and
filed with incidents where he alleged the
president had encroached on the senate
in regard to the making of federal ap-
pointments aroused a number of Repub-
lican leaders TO the defense of President
Roosevelt. Some of the Republicans
agreed with Senator Teller that there
have been may encroachments in the
White House. The present phases of the
debate were finally eliminated with the
result that several amendments were dis
cussed and brought under the ban. The
criticism was not alone Of the executive.
several senators, including Spooner, Ali
son. Teller, Dubois, Gallinger and Plat
Of Connecticut, agreeing that the senate
often had insisted on the appointment Of
certain men for legislative positions
against the wish of the presidents men,
toned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Chicago. Feb. 1I-Mrs Matilda b Carse.
founder Of the womans Temple and
one Of the leaders OF the National wo-
Mems Christians Union has suffered
fall on an icy pavement which resulted
in a broken hip. Inc outcome OF the
injury is uncertain.
London. Feb u.-Joseph Chamberiai1
and Mrs. Chamberlain started for Cairo
Egypt. today on a prolonged holiday.
Lady Curzon OF Keddleston. wife Of the
Viceroy OF India and their children, ar
rived in London today
Adelaide. South Australia. Feb. 1.-THE
surplus wheat Of South Australia avail
able for export is estimated IT S.5U.tO0
bushels.
Cape Town. FeD. ll-Sir Gordon Sprisg
the premier. has been defeated in the
parliamentary election just held al East
London. which he had represented for
nearly 30 years.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-Two hundred horse
shoers employed by the Union Stock Yard
and transit company and by the commits
sion and sales stables in the stock yards
district have Joined the stable men on
strike for higher wages
Oshkosh. WIS. feD. ll.-F1re IN the de-
partment store of F. A Plumber & Co..
caused a loss OF $4,000.
Baltimore. Feb. IA number of in
dividual merchants and bankers have al
ready made definite arrangements for the
erection Of new structures. Fully thous-
and firms have found quarters in other
parts of the city
Syracuse. y. Y. Feb 1.-THE American
Exchange National Bank Of this city was
closed today by National Bank Examiner
Josiah Van Rankin No statement Of
the banks condition has been given out
Chester, Pa. Feb 1.-THE steamer City
Of Columbus WIS launched today at
Roachs shipyards. Two previous at
tempts had been made TO launch the yes
sci but both times the steamship stuck
on the ways
Princeton. y. J.. Feb 1.-The Prince
ton track and field athletes this year viii
be entered In the Olympic games at St
Louis in June. and In a dual meet with
the University o Chicago. AT chicago
Columbus. o. Feb 1.-THE League 81
American Sportsmen today chose Seattle.
Wash. as the place Of the next meeting.
the date to conform to the time OF a
proposed exposition in that city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-12
SHOULD REMAIN CALM.
Minister of Finance Warns Russians
AGAINST Becoming Panieky.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE minister
OF finance has issued a communication
which warns the people againsht becom-
ing panic stricken and sacrificing the
securities they hold as they will only
benefit the spectators. The ministry ex-
horts the people to remain calm and coll
lected regarding events in the far east
while they may create temporary diff
culties, cannot shake Russia's economic
power. 1t points out that stocks fell at
the outbreak Of the Russo-Turkish war
IN 1877, but that within a fortnight quo
tations recovered. This experience, II
says, is now being repeated. Orders have
been issued for the formation of third
Siberian army corps and a trans Baikal
division of Cossacks These will be in
corporated in the Manchurian army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-12
CALL is ISSUED.

By order of the Sedgwick County Re-
publican Central Committee, the following
Republican delegate conventions are re
Wichita on Saturday, February q. 1s'4'
to-wlt: a.
delegates to the Republican State ConYen-
ton to be held in Wichita March 3, l9Oi
Second-A County Convention, to select
q delegates TO the Seventh Congressman
District Republican Convention, 10 De held
in Wichita. March s. 1904
Third-A County Convention to noml-
nate a Judge for the Eighteenth judicial
District Of the state OF Kansas. -;
Fourth-A County Convention TO noml-
nate the following: Probate Judge,
Sheriff, County Clerk, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, County Attorney, County
perintendent of Schools. County surveyor
Coroner, and State Senator of the Twenty
ninth Senatorial District.
The County Convention to select dele
gates to the State Convention Will be
called to order promptly at O'Clock a.
m, and the other conventions above
named will be convened in the order
called Immediately upon the adjournment
OF the preceding conventions.
district Conventions are also hereby
called 10 meet in Wichita on February q,
First-A District Convention 10 nom1-
nate a Representative for the Seventy
first Representative District.
Second-A District Convention to nomi-
second Representative District, and
County Commissioner for the Second Com
missioner District
A District Convention is also hereby
called to be held FEBRUARY 26, 1904. at
O'Clock p. m, in the Fifth ward, in the
city of Wichita, to nominate Represen-
tative for the Seventy-third Representa-
tive District and a County Commissioner
for the Third Commissioner District
Primaries TO select delegates TO all OF
the above conventions TO be held Feb
ruary %, 1904. at the usual voting places
in the various wards, townships and
country precincts, from 4 to 2. m. in
the city OF Wichita, and from 2 TO p. m.
in the country.
The basis Of representation to the sew
eral conventions snail be one deiegate-at-
large from each ward, township and coun-
try precinct. and one delegate for each %
votes, or major fraction thereof cast Tor
J. r. Burrow, Secretary Of State, in 1907;
which wifi give the several wards, town
ships and country precincts the following
representation in the several conventions,
to-vit. DELI Del.
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crane which the constructors, the Bos-
ton Bridge company have placed in po-
sition for handling Orders. Little damage
was rome. The bridge Waterman was in
his shanty when he heard an explosion
and looking out saw four men running
away. Later seven sticks OF dynamite
were found about the structure The
police are working on The theory that the
attempt was connected in some way with
the troubles which are alleged to nave
been threatened following the bridge COM
pany's refusal to employ only union men
on theb ridge
Recently Joseph Clancy. walking dele
gate of the bridge workers union who
came here from Bridgeport to look after
union interests, was stabbed by unknown
aSSailanfS