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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY A u. Chewing Company,
Rnal Estate AuctlolloerS.

+ : "a
3 / TRACTS or LAND. CONTAINING
Tut; ETHER TWENTY (a0l ACRES. LQ.S
tNTED IN l I'll ELM RICO COUNTY. N 4 VAR
p T yEsTEHS hia!sTYsp R T po 3Ea
BfuCk-YARD TRACTS;
Also considerable persoInarls p =, B p1T
M sGaAfK;itNRE qf sEHEy H5 Ec Ere
III execution Of q certain deed, Of thus, y
dated May 10th. 1898, Of record n th II
dccd book 1866 A.Gpage 1S5, default having
Shocrl made in tile; paynent of the greater
position Of the debt thereby sequre a.. an ~
being required ~ the ppao
80 THURSDAY. JANUARY q, 100! I. III
commencing promptly at Q CLOCK 8. ~
Y Hrder ea usTbEN q AcREa y =.
sub. division of scott's land. ]. M
second-About TWO g, !, and TH .iE.i.5
jo,nlng the above designated as as lots Ct
Nus / to 90, inclusive, in block 8. In the 4
pla. Of sub division Of, Scott u Hoyt {: \
.sydnor's Point Addition. mace ), 3
os Tihi ieI-. and .s1o AcRT1s dtoln-ss
Ing the next above desig gnu TED as, lots NOS.
OF s,lb-dlvision above mentioned Of sgd
5liors Point Additions, /, a !. 81, ,I:s
rho said tracts Of land will be sold I
with tile restrictions that the streets ana
alleys as located through said properties
ara to remain open and kept pen FOR the's
Eingress and egress ut ali times to the
remaining lots in the Plan Of s'ydnorS's8
PcInt.'& ~
Nourth-The following personal ggsoperaa8
$ty: -FOUR MULES. THREE CARTS and
HARNESS., 2 8sTOCIS-BRlCK.PR ESSEs.S
ONE HOSTING DRUM, ONE WATER Y q az
ian X 5a ONE BOILER. and ENGINE
ONE BRICK AlACHINtl. ONE. DlS SIN;
sTEGRATOR. SEiAFNTING g. PCFL4LlFlYS;S
sBEl,llNt}, SC, and sundry other small
articles. ~, 81 N #. q, 80
This property should astraet the attsn.3
ton not only Of investors. but also s 70
Br,ck Manufacturers, az IT. is said t Ee'
contain good brick clay. ~: 3
IlcRAIS of sale will be Cash.
3..5l1- 49, SOL. CuTCIIINS. Trustee M
a. ]. Chewing Co., Auctioneers. @8
II. B.-While the terms of sale above
mer, toned are cash. yet more liberal
tclp,s may be arranged at the time S:iofs
salG s:S H
Jan 2s-tds. ;s$
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n TUESDAY, 4

TUESDAY, &c. ,sSS
ut 1880 a. NJ, at our auction warerooms.
one worry large stock of Oak and Walnut
boards, Wardrobes. Hall T. Rack. Bed
Lounge, Couches. Clean Beds. Cooking
and Heating Stoves. Mattress Tables
ID Kitchen Safes, etc., etc. Ii N IA
These must be sold. for we have got
to make room for oth,r large oonsign-j
merits. RICHMOND C,rION CO. sai
Geo, II, Valentine. Auctioneer. ..}ss.ssss
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Geo. II. Mayo, Auctioneer,
11U North Seventh Street.

BY virtue OF decree, entered In the
District Court OF the United States tor
the Eastern District OF Virginia, on the;
OF NJ Marks. bankrupt, ! will proceed
to sell at public auction, at 1880 a. M
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY az. 1904,
an. attractive line OF Mems and Boys,
suits, Pants, Shirts. Haas, Shoes, Gents
Furnishings. &C., SC. &. s3
Tt.ItAIS-Cash. ll8
HAROLD s. BI.OOAIBERG.5
Trustee and receiyer8in bankruptcy 's
Geo. w. Mayo. Auctioneer, Il Is
Jan 2i-3t Bst
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TOMORROW (Nionday) JAN, 225 1901,
We VIII sell for whom It may con Germ;
Street COMMENCING at IL 4 o clock noon.
Heusehold and Kitchen Furniture. con-
sIsting Of a Walnut Extension Table,
Oak High Back Dining Chairs, Bed Room
Tnce web Spring, Cobbler-Sent Rockers,
Certer Tables, Chairs. Chartered Oak
Hall Rack Hall Lamp Hall and Stair
Oil Cloth, Carpet. Feather Beds, Pillows
ana Bolsters; comparatively New High
Mac hine with, all. attachments, in perfect
order, Heating Stoves. Cooking Stove.
Kitchen Cupboard, Lounge. Bowl F1tcher,
sc, Sale positive TERMS cash.
'S',rFIE9 VA LISNTINE AL CTION Co.
.tttNf X, ~ II ,sAuctioneers
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$40,000.,00|''.

Te, LEND ON IMPROVED CITY REAL
ESTATE CHARGES MODERATE IL
& c. L. & Fl. ~. DEN0ON..
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q, DETACHED, G ORNER
y ,COO dwelling. Church HILL Best
material and stylish appearance.
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Rent Day Never Comes to the
Man Who Lives In His Own House.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

: WILL. BUY GOOD LOT. WITH
p7SU old house, West Ind. Desirable
Location. Bargain. j, n K
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BY Richmond Auction Co,
Phone 471G. 1905 II, Main st.
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SINGER SEWIN,1 MA
l)CHlNE, FURNITURE COOK AND
HEATING STOVES, lFEATHERH BEDS.
PILLOWS AND holsters, &C. AT
AK srION i5. .+ai IA ~ II VI ttyt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
Presbyterian Hospital Sells Park
are. IIFUt.

One Of the principal deals reported YESTERDAY
was the sale by Douglas Robinson. Cnaries .
Brown G. Co. for the Presbyterian Hospital OF q
plot s5xloz2 feet at the northwest corner OF sew
entv-nrst-st. and Park-ave. High class o"eiiiis
houses will he erected on the site by the buyer
Another interesting transaction was the pui-
chase by Isaac NJ. BERNSTEIN and Charles M
Rosenthal from Louis and Samuel Sachs OF the
plot of eight lots running through from ole-
-twenty-second-st. 10 One-huhoreu- anu
.vent,,-hrst-st 100 feet east Of Broadway
The size Of the plot is 1coxlsl.O feet berhsro
stnvfh & Sons the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
BUYS TILpEN CLUB AT AUCTION.

The Tlden Club property, on the east side OF
broadway Just south Of Seventy hfth-st. was solo
et auction Yesterday in foreclosure proceedings for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society TO Harry B
Thompson, former superintendent Of the buildings
eeparrment for sl3I 90 The Judgment and interest
against the property aggregated about Sloovv.
The Tlden Club an independent Democratic
organization. which formed some years ago
The clubhouse occupying little less than two
city lots, erected by the Tihden Building
ornpany As there was more than $4,000 due TO
bondhoders. and the sum realized for the prop
erty the sale less than the judgement and
interest. the bondholders are losers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
TO REMODEL FOR SETTLEMENT CLUB
HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superinten-
dent; Hopper for the uniting and remodelInG OF
the three story and basement dwelling houses
Nos 2Ss and 3M Henry-st. into a clubhouse for me
Henry Street Settlement OF which Miss Laiilah u
wsld is head worker, and whose quarters are now
at No. rs Eenry-st. A extension ls 70 oe
built IS wide and 81 feet deep TO be ntteo as
g gymnasium for those living at the SettiemesIlt,
and the upper stories of the remodellec ouiloihe
furnished as living quarters. in ADDITION 10 tne
clubrooms. The buildings owned. respecuFseIi!'
by the Lewinsohn estate and Miss helen S1e.
Tlopeu The ntceFsaGy alterations are toCosl
5000 according 10 the estimate OF J. H Duncan
the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
LYNCH ESTATE SELLS WEST SIDE PLOT

BRYAN l. Kennedy has sold for the estate OF
Theresa Lynch Nos i5s and 80 West Thirty
fourth-st with frontage of 57.exss. sxirregular.
There are two four story brick dwellings on the
site George Gillette is the buyer. This property
IS within 4 feet of Seventh-ave. and near the new
PenneylYania tunnel terminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
REALTY COMPANY GETS BRONX PARCEL

The Occidental Realty Company has purchased
through the brokerage firm of VI. Morgenthau jr,
&. Co the southwest corner of Freeman-st. and In
1ervale-ave., q plot of six lots The parcel is
opposite the Freeman-st. station of the rapid
transit line. The plot has frontage of over 236
feet in lntervale-ave. II has a frontage Of 1NS.
feet IN Freeman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
~ New York--Chsrles X Billings, substituted
Trustee VIII Testament Bill
lings. Mary l. Brown, Plaintiff against Walter \.
Dick and others. Defendants
pursuance judgment Of foreclosure sale duly
the above entitled action bearing
9th day Of December 1904 l. the undersigned,
the referee IN said Judgment named will sell public
the real estate saesroCm No 16l Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. city 81 New York. the
day January 1905, IL o'clock that
by Joseph p Day auctioneer the premises directed by
sold and therein described follows;
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land together with
the building and improvements thereon, situate lying
being in the Twenty third Ward OF the City Of New York,
Borough tho Fro1X bounded described follows.
Wit: Beginning at point tho ea"terly side Of
Place distant siTysX feet eight inches
erlv the nOrtheasteTly OF Brown Place
eastery inches
running easerly and line parallel with
l35th hundred feet running souhery
on parallel Brown Place thirty foe,
and four inches: thence running westerly and partly
through a party wall, and line parallel with East
Street hundred easterly line of
Place, the point place Of beginning he
premises being known by the number
merly 1859 Brown Place, City Of New York Borough
OF Manhattan
Dated New York the 2oth day Of December 1904
JOB 2 HEDGES Referee
JULIUS H. SEYMOUR. Attorney Plaintiff % William,
Street. Borough Manhattan, city York
following IL diagram Of the property to be sold
he number being IS Brown Place:
Street
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East 49, St


approximate 81 charge TO satisfy
which the described property Is be sold IS
interest thereon December
together with allowances amounting 10
"a 100 dollars, with interest thereon 9,
1904 together with expenses Of the sale The approximate
taxes other liens allowed to
the purchaser Of the purchase by he
referee is 332 81 100 dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. the 2Oh Gay December. 1904
JOB F. HEDGES Referee
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR. Attorney for Plaintiff q william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
PROPOSALS FOR STEEL PROJECTILEs.

Ord Office. War Dept. Washington Dec - 1904
Sealed proposals. in duplicate vii be receiyed here
projectles. more or Common steel shell: 1000
2.24-inch 6-pdr.; 5000 3-nch l5-p dr feldl. A. :
shell: 1000 6-inch. bs All above 10 be in accord
ahce with Dept. designs; but alternate bids Will
designs OF bidder Bids will be received
for all or part foregoing I. S reserves right to
reject any all proposals parts thereof lnforma-
ion be had upon application TO Brig. Gen WILL
CROZIER o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

bToso~hy snd lssth-st, corner; I'VE story
oT7of nsthouse 80 lixS0. n Cummings owner:
,as te+a'tn' a., sncatest ;........... $4,000
@~S.-~ 'sor story brick tathouses 501s7 ii /
ORC - another, owners: @ Pelham arch-
,2 SsSi =. .s $50 600
= Sr1eh nathouses, 5O1s7.il: Braender, owner:
7 { tsroVnet architect no 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
SALE OF sIckLEs ESTATE TRACT.

The Sickles estate tract at New-Rochele was
yesterday reported sold 1t comprises 112 acres al
Fifth and North SITS. The tract has frontages on
several trolley lines II is also within easy reach
Of the NeH-Haven Railroad station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
SurTOgates Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
Claims against Eliza smith late OF the County OF New
thereof subscribers, their place transacting
business ONCE of Sackett Lang, No. 80 Nassau
Borough Manhattan In the City OF New
before the 10th day Of January next.
Dated New York the 9th day OF July. 1904
JOSEPH NJ. SMITH MARY E. MCOUN. Executors
EACkETT LANG, Attorneys for Executors, 30 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
MOORE. GEORGE BIN PURSUANCE OF

AL Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate
Of tbs County Of New York notice is hereby given to all
the County Of New York deceased to present the same
transactng business, Office Arthur y. Somon,
No 302 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan City OF New
York, on o before the 14th day of March, 1905.
Dated. York. 18th day OF September. 1904.
SAMUEL FUCKER, Executor
ARTHUR n. sLOMoN Attorney for Executor. SOC Broad
way. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS euer

i41th-:t s i75 Il Of sth-ave 5ox -. Stat.
tkealty and Mortgage Company. loans To Ie0noIS
lsstbasf ShG 'Issp9 ca +s -, s3I.s
reg. william r Rose leans 20 TnterboTnn,h
Building Company. ...........-. .. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
Real Estate Wanted.

/ lFThINSIE DWELLING about % feet wide between
- !" ct End and Riverside preferred an r.oS
S-a1e As4re give particulars lowest cash nrcs
oLEEL> tribune Uptown once, 1894 Broadway
~ ORANGE COUNTY. = Y ocalt, IyarVtcL -
chester. sureTn Goshen. 200 acres with % -oo.c
ne q nIiek residence mod. imp: stable bars coab
o. Pelham. n X. f' - ''eeeisA hNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE,

~ will be received al Office Of the Commissioner OF
immigration, Ellis Island y. Y. until 80 P m
Wednesday January 1905 and then ned Tor install
ing certain plumbing fixtures IN Main Building at Ellis
Island Particulars conditions ana limitations gov
erning upon applioat TO WILLIAM
WILLIAMS Commissioner OF immigration. Ellis Island
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
FLORIDA.
NETWORK
P0CANTICO LODGE
NEW-JERSEY,

THE YEAR ROUND.
Superbly al BriarcIin Manor. N Y. Putnam
Division n T. Central Railroad. or Pleasantvine.
Harlem Branch.
Telephone % BriarcIn
Send for free copy "Briarclin Outlook Illus
trated MAGAZINE
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FLORIDA.
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL.

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS. FLORIDA
Ideal climate. dry free from mosquitoes. Boating.
fishing. shooting golf tennis and bathing
Illustrated booklet. o. d SEAVEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
4 MEXICAN LINE.
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sailing Saturdays. $50 A. NJ. 10 y +
ST. Dec "a Philadelphia I
Dec. 81 ICELAND Jan IA 10:3O A NJ
'Caing at Dover for London and Paris.
pED STAR LINE.
- NEW YORK-ANTWERP-LONDO
Calling Dover for London
Sailing Saturdays. A. NJ. Pier "a n r
Kroonand Dec q ICELAND .........Jan ID
vaderland. Dec 81 Finland. jan u
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW EENSTOWN-I.IVERPOOI
Sailing Wednefdsys. Pier As, y. X.
Majestic 81 10 A. NJ. Cedric Jan 4:SO Nj
Baltic. Dec. IS. 10 A. NJ tTeutonic. IL 10
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT " w.
tie To MEDITERRANEAN zD9IbASs
GIBRAITAR NAPLES GENOA ALIEN AN6HIA
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC. Jan. Noon Feb IS Noon
CREIIC. cd Noon, MCh
FROM BOSTON - ~
CANOPIC. Jan 1870 a. NJ. IS $50 A. NJ
ROM ...........Jan. Is 33O =. M Nch II p NJ
PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY
Freight once Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
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Proposals..
GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. H.. DEC. 10

(IoNERNORS ISLAND, N \. H., DEC. IL,
lsg4.-Sealed proposals. in triplcate. for CON
struo1ns Two double sets officers quarters one double
set com staff officers quarters and storehouse
all OF 'orick at Fort Wood. Bedloes Island n Y
VIII ne received here until II a January 20: 1905
United States reserves right reject all bids
Information furnished application Envelopes con
tanning proposals will be endorsed Proposals for
Buildings at Fort Wood. y Y" TRADER NOR
MAN ON
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WILL. BE
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES.

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS OR ESTIMATES
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received at Office of the Supervisor Of the Gig
Record Park Building No Is to p Park Row" IN
the city Of New York until II o'clock a M on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1904.
FOR SUPPLYING PRINTED. LITHOGRAPHED OR
BLANK BOOKS DOCKETs LIBERS BINDING COY
Frs BINDING. ETC. FOR THE USE OF THE
t7OI-RTS AND THE DEPARTMENTS AND BUREAUS
OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY or NEW
YORK DJ RING THE YEAR 1905. .
Samples are exhibition Rooms Sl3-Sl4 Park Row
Building.
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN,
Mayor,
JOHN J. DELANY.
Corporation Counsel;
EDWARD VI. CIRCUIT.
Comptroller.
Board o City Record.
The city Of New York. December 49, 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
Real Estate.
A REAL ESTATE CATECHISM.

O.-What should a purchaser or
mortgage of real estate do about his
title?
Ale should have it examined sy
a competent examiner.
O.-Why is this necessary?
A.-To ascertain whether there are
snv defects in IT, or membranes upon
it.
Q.-Is an examination alone sufi-
Client?
A.-No. The title should also be in
sured in THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Q.-How can this insurance be eff
fected?
Although the company after ex-
animation of the title by it's Law De-
partment or through one of its Exam
lining Counsel upon his examination Of
the title.
ITO be continUed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
Ocean Steamers.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Steamship sailings from Vancouver for Japan
china and Philippine Islands. '
Empress O Ind De-. 20 Empress Feb,
Empress Japan. Jan. % r VI. Ma q
r NJ : Atheniau. .Feb. Empress Of India Mar .,
Hawaii. Fill Islands. Australia and New Zealand
AorauEi. Jan 6. O5 Miovera Feb .n5
For rates information apply and l Broadway
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
received at the office Of Supervisor Of the City
Record Park Row Building Nos: 10 TO q Park Row in
The CITY OF New DIRK, until il O'clock a. m;
WEDNESDAY, THE 2STIi DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1904 -.
FOB FrRNlSdING ALL THE MATERIAI1S AID \
AND PROPER TO PRINT. FURNISH FOLD BIND
DURING THE YEAR 1905.
For full particulars Record
GEORGE B. McCELLAN
JOHN ]. DELANY.
Corporation Counsel;
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT.
Comptroller.
Board city Record
The City OF New York. December IA. 1904.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received the Supervisor Of the City
Record Park Row Building Nos: Is TO p Park Row II
The City OF New York. until II o'clock a. M, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is 1904 ,,-
FOR SUPPLYING STATIONERY, ETC. FOX ne
USE OF COURTS AND THE DEPARTMENTS AMP o r.
REAIS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK DURING 1910
For full particulars CITY Record
GEORGE 3. McCELLAE
JOHN J. DELANY.
Corporation Counsel;
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT.
Comptroller.
Board OF City Record
The City Of New York December IA. 1904
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-03

japanese 10 Land On Peninsula 10
About Two Weeks.
Al CHANGE IN PLANS
supposition Is That as Fort Arthur
Is short on Provisions by De-
laying the Attack 1t viii
BE Easier Taken.

Washington March 3.-The landing
In force Of the japanese on tse = 3aa
Tung peninsula and the beginning OF
the land investment of Port Arthur
will not begin for fortnight, ac-
oording to advlces received here from
what are believed TO he reliable
sources II was expected that the at
tack upon the fortress would take
place Tuesday or Wednesday. but
these latter advices. without explain
ing the reason for the delay. show
that there has been a change in the
original plans Army officers here
think that the japanese have decided
that with the railroad connecting Port
Arthur with the osSside world cut.
thus preventing supplies from reach
ing the place. two weeks privation viii
render the final assault easier More
over as Port Arthur can he safely left
ss IL is for the time being the Japan
ese troops may be employed instead
In northern Korea abd near the Yaiu
river where they are now most needed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-03
DYNAMlTEAT MEETING
Two Hundred Pounds Taken to Re
publican Convention.
PORTION EXPLODED.
Two Wings Of Party Came Together
al Place of Meeting IN At0ka
and an Exciting Event at
0nce Occurred.

Atoka, l. r.. March 3-During the
district Republican convention here a
faction opposed 10 what Is known as
the Federal" wing came IN frcm Coat
gate with 200 pounds of dynamite.
part OF which was thrown into tue
street and exploded
AT the convention the insurgents at
tempted to elect their chairman before
the Official call had been read and a
riot resulted Mike Colau. mayor OF
Atoka. the chairman ~ the convention
was standing along when the insor-
gents rushed into the hail He raised
chair uloft and struck W = Far
uf~r. an attorney ri Atoka. who WAS
attempting 10 reach hi sstde to aid
him. The insurgents withdrew 10 tbs
opposite siae ~ the hail and held their
own convention. CouteSting deIega.
lions wIii b. sent to the Choctaw ma.
tlnn convention here Saturday and
more trouble Is expected The officers
conjlscated go pounds OF dynamite In
the tnsurE~nt camp and shipped It out
of town 10 prevent farther rioting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-03
JAPAN ELECTIONS.
Final Returns Are Expected at Toxic
In Few Days

Toxic March 3--The parliamentary
elections have passed quietly. The
~ :..-=: s-:;r =.
Toxic by Saturday. Few political
meetings preceded the elections. do
nestle policies practically being for
COTTON. The diet wliimeet late in
March TO vote on war measures. 1t Is
anticipated that the entire programme
OF the government viii he approved
and fl rs expected that the session VIII
be concluded within ten days
The cabinet met in extraordinary
session and discussed war taxation
measures for submission Ia the diet.
1t is now planned TO increase by TO-
0ea, 900 yen 10 be raised by taxation.
The income tax on land probably will
be doubled the taxes on spirits and
tobacco increased and some new taxes
created The emperor issued a re-
script countersigued by the minister
Of state. summoniug the dict TO NETT
ia special session on March 70 1t Is
not believed the session viii last over
ten days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-03

kset II Annual gonvention Il ths
City 81 San Antonio.

lily 81 3Hn AukoHfos
san Antonio. Narch Anniiai con-
vsntlon of the Texas knights Of the
Msecab bees was held here. supreme
copamander Marshall 81 Port Huron.
Mich. presiding. state Commander
sawteifs report showed i member
ship Of 1913 Unicers were elected as
follows: Commander. }. q. Sawteil.
Waco. Lieutenant commander. L. o.
Harvey. Dallas: past commander. w.
G. COOK. Texarkana. record keeper. +.
5. Henry. Waco. nnance keeper. j. 3
Murdock. Ennis. chaplain. w. e.
Boone. Bowie. sergeant. !. A. Harlin.
BeeviIle. master at arms. w. FL. Har-
ris. Fort Worth: first master or guards,
M. H. Smythe. Gainesville: sentinel.
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Pre.laent er stasehooa.

Washington. March s.-President
Roosevelt In the last week has had
Rsveral conferences with senator's and
representatives who are interested in
the proposition TO create new states.
The statehood problem has been dis
eussed fairly In all its phases Il is
understood TO he the presidents soiu-
ton OF the problem that two new
states be created. one for Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory and one for
the TERRITORIES Of Arizona and New
Mexico.