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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

Sn BEN 8 abafabriten
beih6ftigt Srantrei6 1850 Nrbeiier
un0 $4,000 Mrbeiterinnen. Sas Saz
BAT Monopol bringt Jrantrei9 einen
jdbrlihen Hsinertrug bon ettpa 400.=
COO TraneS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

Ste nat ionalb II
in ben Ger. Staaten haben i'm lebten
5istaliabre all 3obl nm AL 5ugenomz
men. 9as Stammtapital unb Die
Surplusz6onbs iinb bon $714.000,s
900 auf $753,000,000 geitie9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Gntieblihe Soltern
GrleiOcn Oentide Goloaialtrnppcn in siO=gSea=9irita
Our9 NniNanOigr.
priselp deaeoeen i'm nluferldnoIe. Das ,reueae aus oft.
2lien. Eu9eiderer panser.

lino alem Mnideine nod /. &ublano
Deriuei9ert Sapan oerarti9 unbeorena.
ten @inlaB in Der ManoIdurei, DAB
japaneliide Nniieolunsen eei6affen
weroen tOnner. 2. RuBlano gelialtet
Sapon nidt Die aanoeseusen BON
Rorea Oerariig 81 befeitigen. onb
Sapau eOntrole iiber Sin. uno Nus.
iabrt Bat.
VerlanQ | VI tipo /.
9otio. 81. San. Die japauilGe
Re9ieruna bal BEN ruiiiIaen @eianofen
na0egcleat, bah Sopan cine baloige
antluort auf feline jiin9fe Wote bef-
langt. Die Sapaner polen feline mel.
tere 3eit D%ergeuoeu. oa le gum 2oss
ihlaeen feriig fno. gntfdieoeue Mttioll
ltebt In weliiaen SaQen bspor. Dan
eiwartet. Dab Sapan 9orea beisben
miro uno bah RuBlano teinen Wibeu-
iiano oa9egen l~eilten miro.
4Dren's y eutraIitdt t.
ari 8. 26. San. Die toreauiide
@eianoti6aft III iiber bic Neutralitdta.
| Grfldruna i'm GrieQsfa[le niht infor-
mirt, ieood Der 9nlidt, oab cine Iolae
grfldrung gem0b friiberer bier einQt.
laufenen Wittbeilun9en erfol9t lit.
g rantbeiten unite ru (.
Sruppcn.
Nem Dort, 90. San. eines
0eralo Depeide aus Berlin sufol9s
miro Die Jrieoensbohnun9 ourd Dir
3ablreider 3ooesfdle unter ben ruff
iden Observation-Disclosures bertdrlt. gs
feblt on Waiier uno Worrdtben uno
Der 0oIpitoIOienft ioa oen Nnforoeruu.
gen pIdt geniigen.
Die Au un9 in Wa 3.
in o II.
abinqton Il. 26. San. 3it
cage 1T mad bieIiaer g%udahuns nod
INNER erna; jeOod pernimmt oas
Staatsoepartemsnt aus peri6ieoensn
Guellsn, bah es Dem madtoollen Sin,
lule oes 3aren aud iebt nod 9elingsn
ofrfts, ben 9tppel OH pie Mddte 81
finoen.
@enu9 @eto5um 9rieos
Il b rem.
3otio, &c. Sau. Das Gabinel
uno Die dlteren Staatsmdnnen be.
ipreacn beute oas Einans- proeramm
fir ben 6al zines Rrieges.
Die iapaniIhen 6inanciers bieten in
~grObartiaer geeiie ibre 9ilft an uni
Die Re9ierun9 tann cine enormg
5umme i'm Snlauoe erbaltsn, Obnt
bonn Nuslance bergen 5u mil len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
9eutidIano.
G danotbat Der u Il T.
Hduoi DE II.

& d q n D I bateu oer Au L
fduoi den.
Qouoon, 26. San. einer De,
peI6e all Die . 5entral Neius" aus Sap
ItaOt sufoIge Oerilbeu Die gui6Ieute i'm
0erein nit oen Rebellen in D. Q. W.
QFrita iurbtbare @reueltbaien. @es
Touacne Ioaen IebenOig perbrannt tuer-
oen.
gerttn. %. San. Die our6
enQliide Depsite beIannt QeiuOroene
9baiIade. DAB 8eutide in Stoweit-
glTrita 81 EoOe aefOltert weroen, bat I'M
NubIilum Den ldmerslidIim giaorud
0ema6t. 8as @olonialamt bat teine
geItdti9una, miBtraut aber ben aes
madten 9neaben niht.
Director Steubel pom @olonialami
erIu9te heute ole Yub9et.9 ommiilion.
Die 8gratbuno iiber Das @olonial-Bu
get su D%erta9en. oa er In 6ol9e Der
3ruppen : y%erienoungen mad Afrita
ieine 3eit our gr0rterung Der goran-
ihld0e finoe
SIM @an3sn limb 1000 Diam our
MbIabrt bereit. cine 3rupps, bic taum
fur ole 4areIfiUe 9enilsen oiirfte.
g a8eIpdbagoge N nM lie
nerldnoIe" frei9es
proden.
Qarfsrube, 26. San. SIM ba-
Oii6m uMuaerldnole" ideint Der
Qniippel Die 0erridaft iibernommen 5u
baben, iheint man CUR priioelpdoa-
gogii 3uridiebrn 81 wOlIen. 6ier 1T
ihon wieoer Elm folder priigelpdoaaoee.
Der aliQenIdeinlid Der WetboOe Oes
uGinblduens" buloiet, aufgeItanoen.
Der S,ugenobiloner, Der iih oes
priiqels ols ersiebunQsmittel beoiente.
1T Oauptlehrer Gderl. er 5idti9ie
einen s%ipollidbri9en 9naben uegen linz
aufmertlamteit nit einem Rohritod.
Na9 eini9en 5a9en ltatb Der Rnabe,
iuorauF Der gebrer in Antlage3ufano
prriebt Duroe. Gr muroe Ieoob frei-
oeiprohsn. 0as freiipreden0e urtbeil
has Bweite oerarti9e innerbalb tur5er
,3eit - bat allgemeines 9opfidt 'ieln
bs%rDor0eruien uno Die An9slegenbeit
ohrFie Die qreie uno mobl aud oas
garlament nod in beruOrra9enoem
Wabe beI1dFti9en.
Weuan lungen IN
Yra ilien.
Berlin, &c. San. Die Oemnddf
al Berlin hrs 9ebsn tretenos .Rio
@ranoe 5~ieoelunos- @eieaidaft BOT Iih
sin 9rObes prOarumm DOraenommen.
oas Ie our AusFibrung brinaen nil.
sic bereltet Die Belie0elulg elnes
LOO. 900 Moraen 9roben unc ni6t
fpenieer ais II. 0o0 Yauernb0fe um=
f~aiienoen @ebietes in Dem braiilianiiden
Staate Rio @ranoe DO Sui Dor. Die
2eiter oes @ansen aeben befannt. oaB
Die Rsgieruug jenes bralilianiiden
Staatss bereits ole aotbi9e eonceiiOn
eribeilt babe.
Die oenunnte @eleal4aft plant fer-
ner Den Bau elmer giIenbabn BON 2l0
0ilometer our6 ben urpalo uno Die
G1ihbarmaduna oes 9aquarD=6 lui=
les. Die Trlieoelung ioa natiirIid
our6 oeuiide @olonifen erfolasn. uno
Die @erbetrommel miro in BdlOe in
oeriibrt weroen.
- IA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
8 eEiolifde RoAbei

g Il ali If 81 0 } c t..
Gincm Nttc Der 4Dnhjuiti3 lit tiir5llf
Der Gemeinocoor ftsber bes 9orfes Ser
~mdnnsborf in g06men sum Opfer ge=
faGea. Die 8oaern, pelhe ben @e=
illsinosooriteber zines uagerehten Der
oebeils BEL Der 9ertbeilung pon Noths
itanbslubpentionen beidulbigten. rotz
ieten iih 5ulammen unb priigeiten ibn
nit aniippeln unb Stpden gu Spbe-
sSn sefuubtloIsm 3uitanoe purbe er in
bos Nrantenbaus transportirt, lturb
absr 5eyeits ipdbrenb bes transports.
81, 1eri9tIide llnteriudung purhs
einetIciiet.
goclDetBp lan5en BUR-
fen sad 9el6liiHen bss p~orarIbergl=
fdsr 2anbtGgs aub bes Iiedtenl teini=
f4sn 0cnotags ni9t nit ben Wur3elr
ousaebotsn ooer ausgeri1en peroen,
Gbtnio Iin0 bas Jeilbalten uno Der
Dtriauf b@erurtiser bsipuraelisr pflan.
aer rerboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
Gan 9ominQo.
Rreu3er n@oIu III a" mad
Gan Domingo.

San 3 0 | II q 0, 26. San. =
Is muroe in e~rfabrun9 9ebra6t. oaB
bic Sn%iurgenten ameritaniIhes Gigen-
tbnm In San DOMINGO serltoren. Der
Der Staaten 4reuaer Columbia"
muroe IofOrt abgeianbi UNI in San
pe,ro Wacoris Die ameritaniIhen Sn.
terelen 3u idiiben. Der GOniul in
peoro bat ben @eianoter Pomel aud
benadridtiat, Oab aud Ole Snterehen
anoerer Wationer beorobt mdren. @i=
ni9e ameritanilAe 3uderplanta9en ino
beionoers beorobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
6amilie, uIs er ploblid tiniitrste unO

Gamilie, ais er pl0Bli9 blnrur3ie uno
cine Elm Wort berIdieo.
6rau Wria6t 1T cine aeborene Mme-
r%ifanerin. sic lie9t IN Dem prddtiQen
9anofbe Wriabts in Surrey trant
Oarnieoer. BORT erregt Der zoo Uriabts
unter Den Nadbarn tiefe 5rauer, er
mar oIlgemein ais Elm gyobmiitbiger,
bilfshereiter Nenid 9ei6dbt.
Sn 9onooner iuriitiiden areiien lit
man iiber Ridier Yinebam's llrtbeil,
iusl6es als entidieoen 3u ihroif be3eids
net miro bodn iin8ufrieoei.
Dian fiibrt Die Oil ben 3ag geleate
0drte wdbrsno oeS proaiies oatauI
5ayid. oab gntblaungen Oermieosn
weroen Iolltsn our6 welde 0Ofireiie
in oea Stanoal berpidslt worOen
m1ren.
OeIterreids llngarn.
IS II neuer Il u derer"
YanSer.
W | { II, 26. San. Mbermals III Elm
tu8eli4erer Danger ouI9tauht. An
oerartigen G%riinoungsn mar omar be.
tanntli6 in Den lebten Sabr3ebnten
lein Wan9el, bod bemdhrte Iih ole
ib0ue 3heorie in Der praris nidt in
osm MaBe. bah man an cine baloi9e
VOlun9 oes problems 81 glauben bes
redtiqt qerpelcn udre.
Diesmal Ioll es fid jeOod wirilih
Inn einen ytu9elliheren" banoeIn, benin
Die grprobuug zines ueuen tugelide=
rem panaerS SeiiiQte Intercollegiate Re=
lulsate. gluf bunbert Weter @ntfer-
nung abgeaebene Sdiie er3eu9ten auf
Dem panser leoialid einen leidten
Druid, wdbreno ole proiettile gan3 bee
formirten. Gberio 9iinliige Reiultate
%ersislte man auf l8 Wleter Diifan3,
nobel be3iigli6 ocs @eIholies dbnlide
Wirtunaen pie bel Der gr0Beren @nt-
fernung III Gage traten. Diele @rs
f%inoun8 bat Dor anoeren dbniiden
Gbaratters sinen grobsn YOrtbeil bor-
aus Der neuefte tagelgefcite Danger
foltet ndmlid nur sebn 9ronen mebr.
Dill PrOfeifOrs : 0 d r.
W ien II, 26. San. gs %perlautet,
bah Die 0odseit Oes Grsber3o9s 6erOi-
nano Rarl bon GeIferrei9-gl ie NIT
gerta Ssuber, Der 3odter leines frtibe=
rem Watbemaiit- profeiors. i'm Gebruar
in DRESDEN i%iatiIinoen miro, trob oss
ginipru@s oes 9ailers 6ran5 Soief,
moriiber jiin9t %ausfhbrliS gefaSeli
muroe.
8s 1T be3eibneno, Dab in mebreren
Wiener Yiattern oarauf biu9emieIen
uiro, FIR Den grsbersos liege teinerlei
N0tbigung Dor, auf Rang uno Wiroen
gu ber3i6ten, fails er Die 3odter DEG
6ofra!bs S5uber beiratbe. IS ldger
ia prd3eoen3fdlle Dor. 60 bdtten Die
@r3ber5Ose Sobaun uno SeInrsiG. Der
cine cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Der anoere
cine Sdngerin gsbeiratbet unO isien
bod woblbeitalte grBber5Ose geblieben.
Gan Domingo.
Rreu3er Columbia a" mao
Gan Domingo.
San . 0 | II q 0, 26. San. =
Is iuuroe in e~rfabrung gebraht, BAT
Die S~niurgenten ameritaniides gigen-
tbum In San DOMINGO 3erltoren. Der
Der Staten Rreuaer columbia"
muroe IofOrt abgeianbi um in Sun
peoro Wacoris Die ameritanilhen Sn'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R,

-. 6abr3eit Der 3iige...
Abiabrt Mniunii
EOlebO, Chicago uHb Jitiaon e~rvres..t 7.i5 tio.2s
roIebo. Detrpit unb Gbiea9o Elm .....*12.2O SIS
U'idignn gsip, Muutis n. eafanettee Cpl. r 7.2b fio.2b
toaIi6 t onsscnOmmsn sOnniaes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF the District OF Columbia, Wash
.ngton, January %. 1904. = Notice is
hereby given that the Commission
ers OF the District OF Columbia
intend to make the following named
improvements. which are. In their 1udg-
ment necessary for the public health.
safety, and comfort. Assessments for one
half Of the cost OF the same will be made
as provided in public act No. III APP
proved August q 1894. Parties who are
interested In the proposed work are no
tilted that the Commissioners will give
a hearing at the District Building on
Wednesday. February TO- 1904, at II O'Clock
a m. in the board room Of the said
Commissioners. TO any and all persons
who may desire TO object thereto: Com
struct stOneware sewers follows: In
alley of block l. 'Ingleside" from 4,
point Is feet east of the west line of lot
q to the west line OF lot is OF said
block /, abutting lots Z. s. 8. 10, Is. 49,
20. q. and 30, block /. Ingleside: esti-
mated cost, $3.50 In Laurel Avenue
between Piney Branch Road and
Brown Street S. y. Browns subdiVf-
sion OF Mt. Pleasant. abutting all prop
erty fronting upon both sides OF the said
Laurel Avenue, between the limits
named: estimated cost. l,224 HENRY
y. F. MCFARLAND, HENRY l..
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners
D. c. jas. PSF e5.s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
TRADERS NOT DISPOSED
TO MAKE COMMITMENTS
Fear Taking Decided Stand on Either
Side Until Situation Becomes
More Settled.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Stock specula-
ton this morning was almost stagnant.
The extreme tension Indicated in Fa-
Eastern situation served to bring bust
ness to standstill. for traders We're
loath TO make important commitments
on either side of the account. A Ike
indisposition to trade on the other side
OF the water. also robbed the market OF
any London initiative
Toward the end OF the first hour Chi
cago and Alton common developed de-
cided strength. and the preferred on
small sales rose 1iz per cent above the
last previous quotation Gradually the
Improvement spread TO a considerable
part of the list. Business, however.
continued light. and the temper of the
market remained unsettled and hesitat-
ing.
There were some indications that an
effort would be made 10 drive in the
shorts II there were no unfavorabse for
eign developments to interfere. Govern
ment bonds were unchanged other
bonds quiet. with decline of about a
point in Wabash debenture "B.
There was nothing az the opening
which indicated a change from the
drifting process of the past few days.
There was moderate activity. The fuc-
tuatiOns were slight and the average a
shade easier. The maximum decline IN
the active list was a in pennsylvania
The maximum advance was Il, in Cop
per.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
FORT ARCHIE NOW LIKE
ROCK OF GIBRALTAR
Its Base Tunneled and Chambered
While Garrison Continues TO Hurl
Forth Cold Shot.

fierce fire of snowballs was poured,
forth from Fort Archie, near the White
House executive Offices, last eSening
most of 1t converging on Policemen
Fields and Willis. whose beats lie with
In the circle of fire of the stronghold.
The fusillade proceeded from a squad of
schoclboys. commanded by Archie
Roosevelt. The boys climbed to the top
OF the fort with the aid of one of the
negro attendants at the White House.
just after they got back from school. b
Policeman Fields. who is of gOodly
avoirdupols, tall and broad of back. Of
ferec a fine target. Judged by the
maxim that the shots that hit are
the ones that count, efficient work was
done. The fact the President was an
sent from his Office at the time did not
oetract from the eclat of the occasion
The fort is still standing today, and
some improvements have been made on
it. The base OF IL is now tunneled and
chambered after the manner Of the Rock
Of Gibraltar. and some skillful military
engineering has been done at the top
of it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING
A PROBATE COURT. IN re Estate
of Richard s. Cain, Deceased. No.
II 40. Administration.
ORDER ASSIGNING NEW DAY FOR
TRIAL OF ISSUES.
II appearing to the court that the no.
ti1cation as TO the trial of the issues re-
lating to the validity of the paper writ
ing dated the 11th day Of March, 1903
purporting to be the last Will and tes-
has been returned as to Alice Burr.
Sailie Palmer. Lille Dagen, Lulu Tip
pen, Charles Cain, Harry Cain, May
King, Charles Cain, Richard Burr, and
by the court, this 18th day OF January
A. d. 1904, ORDERED that the issues
heretofore framed In this case be, and
the 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1904. and
that this order and said issues hereto
fore framed shall be published twice a
ton Times. and once. a week for four
weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter" WRIGHT.
Justice.
ISSUES.
l. Was the paper writing dated the
11th day of March, a D. 1903, and offer
ed for probate and record as the last
will and testament of Richard S. Cain.
deceased, executed by him. as his last
VIII ana Testament, IN cue form OF law
9 Was the said Richard S. Cain. at
the time OF the execution Of said paper
writing dated the 18th day OF March.
1903, and offered for probate and record
as his last will and testament. of sound
mind and capable OF executing a valid
deed or contract?
B. Was the execution Of the said paper
writing dated the 18th day OF March. A
ID. 1903, ana offered for probate and
record as the last will ard testament OF
the said Richard S. Cain. procured by
undue influence?
T. Was the execution Of the said paper
writing dated the 18th day OF March. A.
d. 1903, and offered for probate and
record as the last will and testament
of the said Richard s. Cain, procured
by fraud and misrepresentation?
A true copy-Test:
(Seal.l JOHN d. ROUZER.
Deputy Register Of Wills.
ja19. %. DC. q. feb2. 5.9.12
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
SULLY UNABLE TO HALT
COTTON MARKET CRASH
Prices Tumble Over 100 Points in Spite
of Bull Operators Buying.
Liverpool Cotton Lower.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The cotton
market this morning opened rather
strong. and for the first time in three
days the bulls showed aggressiveness.
d. J. Sully was again in the market. as
a buyer, it was stated, and for half an
hour or more prices showed strength
Inen gloomy news came from New Or
leans and Liverpool, and the market
fell with a crash.
At IL o'clock March sold at 1915.
against 14s5 at the close yesterday. May
fell off 100 points. TO 1870, and July
slumped over 100. to 14.25. Sully buying
continued. but did not stem the tide.
At HIS May cotton was ia points un-
der last night, and July was selling at
141S, a loss of 112 points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
Spring Outings in Florida.

Two more Pennsylvania Railroad per-
sonally-conducted tours. Leave Wash
ington February 16 and March 1. Tickets
for tour of February 16, allow two weeks
stay In the Flowery Peninsula; those for
tour OF March ] are good returning un-
Washington covers ali expenses on spe-
cial train TO and from Jacksonville on
February tour. and all expenses TO Jack
sonville only on March tour. For particu-
lars apply to b. NJ. Newbold, p. A. s.
F. D.. 18th and G SITS. NV, Washington.
or George W. Boyd, General Passenger
Agent. Broad Street Station, Philadel-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Substituted States regular IS, 5OO9
10e
United States Coupons 3s, 1,OOOd1OI.
1.000dl07. 1.000d107.
Washington Street Railway As. 1,O000
56lt. 1.O00G76i4. 1.O0Od76l4, l,0oOd16is, 1,OVoa
s6ls-
Masonic SIS. 4O0d102.
Washington Gas certificates. 3O0d114ss.
1.0O0ni14ss.
Union Trust and Savings. 1Oa1O5. 100
105
Georgetown Gas. 20673.
Mergenthaler. 10Q175, 10Q170is, 10ql10$s.
Greene COPPER. 50u11.
After call-National Safe Deposit, 1o1
Washington Gas certificate. 7OOGn5,
1C961l5.
Capital Traction. 1OGl2O1s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

themselves have practically disappeared
from the market 10 the dismay of a
considerable short interest. On pur-
chases of only twenty-three bonds the
price advanced from 701z to 70. The
shorts are evidently at the mercy of
those who control the bonds. 1t is al
most impossible to borrow the bonds.
Railroad earnings for the fourth week
in January do not, as a rule. make
favorable comparison with the same
time a year ago, but they show, never
theless, substantial gains over other
years. and reflect a large volume of
freight Oh the greater number of roads
In this country. In considering the re-
turns of earnings in the current year, it
should be borne in mind that compsri-
son is made with record breaking
period a year ago. and with a period in
the year before that up to the time
broke all preceding totals for heavy
traffic. 1t is not unlikely that traffic
receipts in 1904 will show a falling from
1903. but from all present indications the
various companies will not be forced to
consider the idea of dividend reduction
as result OF decline in net receipts.
The Wall Street contingent in cotton
is believed to have suffered heavily on
this break. Some of the most prominent
speculative interests committed to an
advance in the stock market were also
deeply involved in the cotton manipula-
ton, and the impression has somehow
got around that a certain division of
Mr.. Sully's personal Wall Street follow
ing got hurt. Reports on this subject are
very conflicting. One story is that a
crowd that had been intimately asso-
ciated with Mr. SulIy in his bull cam
paign broke with him and began to sell
the staple short on large scale around
IL cents. only In the end to be forced TO
make a private settlement at Is cents.
The details have been slow in gettaing
out, but In general way IL is known
that Wall Streets experience with cot
more ways than one and in more quar-
ters than one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5.-The cotton mar
ket. after the opening. receded l. points
further, until it was u points down. A
recovery then took place, due TO large
buying, and the price regained about %
points. The feeling is growing that Sui
~ has retired from cotton and coffee
ejaculation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
ARGUING FARR,s CASE

Argument was continued today before
Chief Justice Clabaugh, on the petit
ton of william Farr for a writ OF
habeas corpus to procure his release
from custody, he being wanted in Nash
Vile, Tenn. to answer an Indictment
charging him with violation or the
United States postal laws.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING y PRO
BATE COURT. No. 1856. Admins
tration.
This Is to give notice:
That the subscriber OF the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District q Columbia. let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of
Rosa Knorr otherwise Rose Knorr late
of the District of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated TO the subscriber
on or before the 18TH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. a. D.. 1905 otherwise they may
by law be. excluded from all benefit Of
said estate.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day OF
January 1904.
ALBERT II. KNORR.
218 Street northwest.
(Seal)
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER.
Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court
VIM. A DONCH. Attorney.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON. Aucts.. s13 +
Street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING, NO 3f25 HOL-
MEAD AVENUE NORTHW EST
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust,
duly recorded in Libcr No. 2294 at TO-
10 1876 ct seq. one of the land records
for the District of Columbia. and at the
request of the party secured thereby, we
sell at public auction in front OF the
premises. oil TUESDAY. the 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY 1904. at 4:30 O'CLOCK.
p M lot numbered seventy-six (76). of
John G. Meyers subdi vision of lot num-
bered four a., in block numbered forty
thIcs tt3). Holmead Manor. as said sub
division IS recorded in the Office OF the
Surveyor Of the District OF Columbia. in
liber county No. II. at folio 46. and stu
ste in the county of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms-Sold subject to membranes
OF $500; balance cash. a deposit 81
800 required at time of sale. Convey
ancing and recording at cost Of pur-
CT aser. Sale 10 be closed In ten days
WILLIAM w. SOWDER,
3. FRANK MEYERS.
Trustees.
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INJURED HER SKULL.

One more snow accident has been re-
corded. Iva Holmes. fifteen years of
age Of Fifteenth and Gales Streets
northeast. slipped in front of her home,
inJuring her right knee. She was placed
IN an ambulance and taken TO Provi-
dence Hospital for treatment.