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AGGRESSIVE
IN SPOTS;
Little Change II, the Marx Market Y
From the Day Be
fore.
THE EFFEC OF LEGISLATION $ Y ! \
tJndistllrbcd Ease Sc. i, til tic Money
Market Clear Proof3of Abui1- S
dai1t Resources.

. x . 7Ha
NEW YORK. April s.--To-day's stock
market was similar IN character to that
or yesterday, witia few spots or aggres--
2sivc strength and with a pressure 70 sell
at other points for realization OF profits.
Dealings did not reach5tlic recent aver
ago volume, and strong stocks wero
rather less effective In sustaining the
market against the realizing ut other
points To-day's conspicuous advances
were In Atchison. Amalgamated Copper
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit and on a
smaller volume OF business, Consolidated
Gas. II Ia
Tho movement In the latter was d.
rectly due 10 legislation at Albany. The
movement IN Atcfilson has, been lore
slladowed for several days. during which
points have been published on Atchiso 7. .
1 ,ranseeohhtinental field ana Tic necessity
Of consulting It In order to maintain nlly
harmony Of action ~ that field r., Ih y,
parison. Thc buying OF ANA lgarinted
Copper was ostensiby based on the many
reports OF tho strong position % the
The he plain evidence Of selling Of Union
Pacific and United Stntes steel 3 prefer
bcan dsprvsa l9e snd
stocks. which have been successfully al Z
vanced were sold in the Same way The
closing up OF a speculative campaign WIS
thus suggested in n way rather unpicas-
ant 10 the weaker followers Of tho late
advance. The undls.urbcd ease in I he
money market H. clear proof Of abundant
resources up 70 the present. ana the BANK BANK
stateineuA attracts no special Interest.
4 After touching the lowest prices Of tho
day III the final hour tho market rallied
and closed steady, but very dull.
Heavy realizing In United States Steel
"a So made the bond market Al ~ ~ Irregular.
United States 2's advanced is and the
4 old as Ia per cent on call.
Total 81 les of stocks were 536 100 shares
MONEY AND ExCHA IL Lo sE:
4 Money on call. very easy. 1919, closing
bid. ia; offered al 4 IL: time loans easy:
sixty days. 23-iNs per cent; ninety days,
camille paper. I I-i45; sterling eTchnngee
firm, with actual business IN bankers
billy at s4.s7.35I4.S740 for demand, and
at sASkt0a4.Si.s5 for sixty day Bills;
posted rates. - So AZ and s4,Sa; CONNER
cial bills. s4.si 1-2Gt 81, 5-s; bar silver. "a II;
Mexican dollars, AZ ].2.
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sellers are asking higher PRICES very fsw being
Some shipments arc being made from, Peters.
burg OF stock that had been stored In this
NORFOLK, # VA, ~ April s.-PEANUTs-
Fancy, 4AI5c. strictly prime, 4I4a4tsc!; primo
HsQ4sac.; common 3hG3ssc.; Spanish. sl.25 per
bt1she
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& BY virtue Of a deed trust, dated May g.
1909 and duly recorded in Henrfco County
Court, d. B.9l6i a. page 81. to the under
therein described. default being made and
being required SO to do. we will sell at
public auction. in front Of tho IIenrlco
; j, IFS AZ, Y April. AZ. AT IL CLOCK,
the real estate described In sal deed as
with appurtenances. rights and ways, be-
longing on the north side of Charles city
Road. containing 25s acres moro or less.
bounded ontithe north by the land OF
Dickinson, cast by those Of Goodnlans,
south by those Of Jordan and Childress.
and west by those Of Goodmans.
S5l TERMS-lJash as to expense OF sale, all
unpaid taxes, 4 nny,8and S325. with inter-
est from April 4, 1901 and lance in II
months 6aper cent. Interest, secured ~
REA,LSEsTATE SECURITY Co,
3.g iR5S l3s} Trustee.
Brown & Co., Auctioneers. apl7-5t
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

7 vi 81 ~
SG;hlcaso ~ snd g. ,oa zen. 100h
Chicago Term nina ~ 4 81
GonHoi,uatsu, Lsr,, ~ 90 ;, So q
Goiornno anu p,ou T.rands IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. asM
L Zen ILL.,, INV ,, an Ar 9i,t
isrieE Div! ,,S e u SO IA
Fort Worth and Denver CITY lists l9s
Hooking Valley ass :. = :. 90 Go,l
louisville and Nashville Unified is,t.... ,possit
Manhattan consol gold al:
49,, I.an,rat Ist Inc 1874
-; :, 1911 ~ c. - oils IA 95ii
=, i nan nd 1'exas is,,. g97s
tso,,r and Texas 2ds......... 7sit
sslshouL 70 =, ~ Msxco1 ron a. "a %
cent en- "a zen 3lss 9s,s
NV 1.rraU f.nnfr "a zen is ........ 12sal
.r,hnrr f,anl,c d. 1De7a
Sorthern pacific Observation-Disclosures. 72ii
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.SallI 4 BIERN Rail AY,,

SCHID ul4l4al.S tatri ItA.s. ~ l,1i.
s3s 5@8 TRAINS ALE<kNE 4y Xxi Ci1hiCND.l
700 a. h--puily. Local Tor Cnariutte, n, c.
1880 Il. iNl.Dally. llmtta 3utIer ullnana to-
S5s a luntu ana Blrmligh arm. Now Orieans,aft
Memphis, Chattanooga and oil the SOUTH s5siA
$500 r. M.-EG. Sunday. Ekeysyllle aLoca
10:0u p M-Dnlly. Limited. II pullman ready $3.50
r. NJ for all the South. 81
YORK #R1Ntis LINE.
Tho fayorse route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 40 p. NJ. Monday.
t.S a. M-Except Sunday. Local mixed fo1
West Point.
2:i5 r. M.--Local. Monday. WEDNESDAY and
Friday for West Point. ~
4.q1 =. M-Excepr Sunday. For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and \
river findings Monaay Vednesday and
e .''uATfRAlNs ARRIVE RICHMOND, 38st
e:55 A. and ,s:4s Myro on al the Il soutn.
$40 A. M.--Fron Chase city Et5ifS5{a 3AA
f S:a5 A. M,-BnltHnore and West Point. 3a,sa
Is a NJ. $40 p. M.-From West Point.
C, II. ACkERT. 5. ii. ttiARl'WlGk.
G. ". WEsTBURY. D r. y:
Richmond. Va.
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Mr., Coalter to Speak Tonight,

q state Secretary Z. 4 .Gloalter VIII ah,
Y M. q A. tonight. The subject Will
be h,llmposslbities, The Daley Guar
tette viii sing This meetlns is for men
nlllu .-L-l.L ~. ~ l, 49,
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Main Street Station Y. M. G, A

Mr.. II, a. GillIs, superintendent OF the
I.ocomotive Works, vii he the. speaker
at tho Main Street station Railroad Y.
NJ A. sunday afernoo a 3, 3, ,I a;$s r ona
friends or lie association members, but
tie public generally Is. invited, The cele-
brnted DALEY Quartettc will sing, and q
fine meeting is anticipated,
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steers, \ S. 25l5.55: poor TO medium. So 70
cows $685. hsfers e ,os san N. sa
fed steers S4146O. Hogs-Receipts to-day. ~ 81
head 1s9 head M.s sft and 9Sff Ste So
rough heavy, Is 50 a5.1o; lights. LOGS 70; bulk
OF sales s43515.l0. Sheep--Receipts. 6O9 mean.
Market strong to 1oc. higher Goon 70 s ~ 2h,
40; Western sheep. ;435qiI5; native lambs.
Sl.55a5.N.
NEW. YORK. April s.-BEEv Es-R receipts.
:,e19 head. Steers Ao Wand 20 lee. .ow 81,
Gaipts 2ss head. yeals slow to slow. Common m,
to primo veas. siqs.50; choice heavy, ~ CITY
dressed veals. dull at "a loc- choice. l0.sc;:
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. si1o head. Market
l5l25c. higher. Gnshorn sheep almost nominal;
clipped dol, s4.50g4.15; tops s.; lnshorn lambs
50. ssas65: clipped do. $500 Hogs-RsGeipts.
ioss. $50; Buffalo pigs, $50; mixed. western tern
BALTIMORE, MD, April s-cALvEs--
Choice light yeals. SC. per pound: COCO veal
5q5;.c: poor 10 good per head. $als o. Lambs
and Sheep-Fal lambs. choice fat, &C. per
wool sheep per pound best stock, So good
per head 81. a. 90 Inferior per head. 81 90;
old bucks, per pound. 213c., as 10 quality and
| weight; spring lambs as to quality and
| weight. sa1oc.s per pound.
| lover at staa. 10 cattie-Active and higher
at 81. 25l}4 SIS. Sheep-Steady at s3l LID Lambs
Stendy at si5eG6 SEQ. 25& s3553
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Spot cotton closed qulet, 10 polnts .MEhtT,
middling uplands. 1900; middling gulf, 49,;
Cotton, quet; middllng, 100; net receipts,
.o3 bales gross, 1867 bales; sales, ,2T bales;
stock, 1892 bales,
TOTAL To-day At all seanorts,-Net receipts
G T60 bales; export to Great Britain, 1B3l3 bales
to the Continent 900 bales; stock. 4ss,Oss
bales. six
40 7b6 bales III export to Great Britain, 1859
Isies TO the Continent, 1920 bales; to Japan,
a51 bales.
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! Official Range and Sale Of Stocks II New York
SALES.
1900 ihmalsamated Copper ......
Amer Car and 1roundry...
zoo Amer. Cotton OIL ........

i v
go Amer. Cotton OH ..........
ii$ Amer. SNUFF .......,....5
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........i
4W Amer. Can ..................
lIy Amer Can, pfd..............
IW Amer. Locomotive. corl..n
~ Amer. Locomotive, pfd.s..
2710 Amer. Sugar .,...;.........I
5000 A, r. aid 8. ilc, co,n......
SsW A.. !. and s. Fc. pfd........
B 800 Baltimore and Oliio.....l..
2si,JO Brooklyn Rapid trranslt...
Gnnadl Southern ..........t
go Canadian Paciilc6.,...... ....
llW chesapeake ana Ohio......
1000 Chi Circuit Westcrn........
1900 Chi. Nil. aud s, p..........
Colo. Fuel and Iron .........
400 Colo. Southern, com ........
100 Colo. Southern. list pfd.....l
400 Colo. Southern, Id pfd ~.
10 Clcy.C Gin. Chi. and s. Ii, pfd
Continental Tobacco, pfd..g
1870 Consolidated Gas ...,....
100 Delaware and 1lndson....
Del, Lack. and Wcstcr,l..
K 100 ERIE, com ..................
$40 Erie, 1st pfd .................[
90 Eric. ~ pfd..... .............
20 General Electric .......... ....s
1900 Illinois Central ....... ..,....'
300 Louisville and Nashyillc....
22lO Manhattan. ...........
Z 300 Metro. Street RailWay.a.,.
. go Mexican Central ...........
a 200 Mo. Kan. ana Tex, COM
500 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd....
d al00 MISSOURI Pacific ..........
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& u S, refundlng 2s, registered .............. 100
u. S. rcfunding %. coupon .,.............. lpe
III s. ss. regiatcred ,....................lo s
n a. Ee,y - 4 fegis,ercd ,.,..... ~. l33tt
N 81 New An coupon ..,............. ~. 1894
~ 6ia A a e ssF,,sersa 1ss7aa
Atcl,ison &c neral is Observation-Disclosures. 0DA
Atchison adjustment IS .s..!,....t......... W
Atlantic Coast Line ~ ..................., ~
baltimore and Ohio AZ Observation-Disclosures. lelS
baltimore and Ohio ais .................... ea a
Central OF Georgia 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ny
ci,ssnneakc md oNo Il Is .................. 1929
s,t Ia pn and Alton 3i4sl rs
ChicasD. IL. and Quincy new Isl ............ s4h
s-bicaTo n and ST. Paul gen. As =. ~. 11s3s
-htca "a a nd Northwestern con 7s........i :eis
t.hicaso, r. /. and Pacific 4s4.............. TN
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nYScHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
1.yncheurs. Va. April, S. 1904


4 Sales OF tobacco on the fLynchburg market
for the two weeks ending April 2, 1903. reported
Z by John L. Oglesby: ty!l. e u .
Sold week ending March 10th, u 73. 200 pounds;
sold week ending April 3D.. 1.04?,Soo pounds !,
decrease for week ending April "a, D'tVo
pounds. as 81 a5}. .ljl III. . ,oo,t
u.s. 800 500 pounds; sold from October L. iso. ~, 70
1904 i.7I1,2W pounds. Sold during March, iSo5.
/, sac 800 pounds sold during March. 1874 5Ss3,-
900 pounds. l.$ @ 8ssl,
Tho sales OF tobacco was much larger than
was expected this week, caused by the rain or
last Saturday and Sunday, The quality OF
the offering continue largely Of the lower
grades: this rather disappointed the trade II
was thought the planters We're holding back
their hest tobacco. hoping for better prlces.
This docs not seem 10 BIO the case, us q mum.
her haze sold their entire crop, and those tina
still hold their tobacco sny that they have not
sold is the samo quality as hat they nave
sold srherefore, this crop will prove to be
ono of the most Inferior that has been handled
for several years. This Was caused ny me
Very wet weather which lasted through m, me
entire working season until cutting time. no
large proportion OF common tobacco mas some-
what depressed prices. yet tho average pic. IS
about as heretofore reported me planners
d onot seem to rcnlize that they nave very
common tobacco. but complain q the !. 4, 10y y.
price they get and swear they VIII not pant
any mora Until prices get higher. This state
nla,,ters. Many viii do what they say; many
acreage OF tho tobacco crop VIII be materially
~, nav = q ~
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N,AyAIi STORES.
c.oTToSsEED& OF, MARKET.

COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, April S.-Further weakness was
shown In cottonseed oil to-day on the view OF
dulIness In provisions and market was consid-
erably lower. Prime crude T. o. ,a b; mills
27I21lsc.; prime summer yellow, 3Stac.; Off
summer yellow. nominal prime white ,36isc.
nrima winter YELLOW, &c.
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Net receipts. s.7is,4.3 bales: export to Great
Britain q AL GIL bales 10 France 65l .7G4 bales
10 tbs Continent, 2,aSS,7a9 bales; to japan. 3321
bales; to Mexico, 2j,iIl balcs. s.
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DRY GOODS !. MA RKET.

NEW YORK. April s.-Dry goods market
conditions have not vlslbly improved and I. tho
there Is little chance for betterinent until
buyers commence to. make. purchases for fall.
t.nue 10 Increase, but its effect is likely to be
minmized by the undoubted hand,to-mouth
character OF buying, which must continue until
purchases for fall commencement.
NAVAL STORES.
wILM1NGToN. N, c.. April s.-sP1R1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut 5.tic.; receipts. Q
casks. Rosin-Nothlng doing; receipts. 10 bar
rels Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. 15i barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. April s.--TURPENTtNE---
Firm at SIC. !; sales. 245 casks; receipts, 1876
casks; exports, $50 casks. Rosin-Dull; exports.
1856 barrels; receipts. 1527 barrels; sales. 1888
"cHARLEsToN. S. CT. April s.--TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nomlna nal.
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luce fOT fNn next CTUI'
,lia quotations pre rs follows;
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

{. PEANUT MARKETS.
y PETERSBURG, VA. April S.--IEA Nuis7-
continues firm at fi.l5 per bushel for spanish J
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Extra Desirable Laurel Street
Residence Overlooking
Monroe Park
Ak Auction on Tuesday, April i2th,
l904, at S o'clockP. MI no.
Ia N. Laurel Street, Vary
Gloss 10 Floyd Avenue.

at tho request Of the owner we Will sell
Bdesctibed real estate. The lot fronts SO
feet on Laurel street by 1856 feet depth TO
public alley in rear.
.81s1ho dwelling Ia unusually we'll bnilt,
ia detached, and contains Is rooms, heated
b. furnace and CRATES, and has all other
modern 1Econvenlences.. There IS also
largo stable and carriage house on these
= Thijs location Is beautlflil the nteighbor-
hood ia especially desirable. and the prop
crtv' ID Fit briefly outlined. and must be
seen 10 be Appreciated, SO we urge you 70
come to the sale. S.J5 h , . ,.
TERNIs-Wili DO announced at hour OF
SALE /. :, H i, IA ,.r,np
,nl7.tds - - ! ! a r. Auctloneers
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS EAYEgRIcHMOND DAILT-RyRD-I
35AA''''' STltEET STATION. St} "A ai
1,rr13ECTIVE SATURDAY, APRIL gTH $@i
s.os 4. Ma. Z e. u. Express to all points
am a : Si-Petersburg and Norfolk. III
BID ~ . AI.--Peteraburg and NJ 81 w. West A
400 p. M.--Peterspurg and Norfolk. IN
81 I'D ~ M.-Goldsbolo Local. t55 sgI3 3ss
tx +. M.-''Florida and West Indian Lime
Il - ited'' to all points South. :sft5 !;
a,4o p ii. --PeIersburg and NJ d w. West 85
s1i:sS P. M--Petersburg Local ,. i. I,
THA1Ns.A y hd ! M losnE $50.
sa tS1 e. SIS a. NJ; ;''lo:5 n 11:19 a.
1.os p A.; 2;o5 P. M.;82:2c P. n ~ r Nj
''!2a Except q t. sunday '.Exos9s Monday '.'sundas
only a. "a. cAAiPBEL1.. Div. Pass. AIT. II
~ \. CRAIG. Cen Pass Ast. " aSI
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rho boys meeting will be held al a:a5
In the big hall OF the y. NJ. g, A, bnlldr
Ing, The Newport News Association Male
Quartette will sing at tho opening or the
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The his conversational Bible class and
the gymnasium mems Blble study Will
meet IN the association building hume
dntely after the theatre meeting, These
classes arc having n remarkable atten-
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lower at NGis TO- Cattle--Active and higher
at g. 251I SIS. Sleeps Steady at s31 LID. Lambs
Stendy at si5eG 6C0
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Upon the opening of the House ses-
sion Knudsen called attention to the
omission of roll call. which subse-
quently was remedied.
PAY OF HOUSE OFFICERS.
Lewis of Hiro proposed the following
resolution fixing ray of House officers.
Clerk s6 per day. interpreter IS. Mes
senger IS, Sergeant-at-Arms 81. Jani-.
tor 50, Chaplain $50 for the term. OPP
position was promptly manifested in
the motion of Long to lay the resoiu-
tion on the table for the present. The
motion was carried. eleven Republf-
cans voting against it.
THE EXPENSE BILL
The House $4,000 expense bin passed
second reading after an amendment by
Andrade. making it for the special ses-
sion of the House of Representatives
OF the Legislature The chair ruled that
under the Organic Act there could
be no special session of the House. The
rules were suspended to allow the
passage of the bill
THE SALARY BILL
Upon motion of Harris the salary
bill was referred to the committee OF
the whole. Harris denurred to acting
as chairman, and so did Chillingworth
who said that no chairman of commit
tee should be required to take the
chair. Finally Long was prevailed up
on to preside and the House then re-
solved itself into a committee of the
whole.
FIRST CUT is MADE.
Kumalae moved to reduce the salary
of chief clerk, Secretary's Office from
$3.50 to $120 per month, saying that the
office carried with it outside perquisites
of fifty dollars per month. He said
that many items had been untouched
oy the Governor and he proposed to cut
all salaries twenty per cent, alike.
Vida talked on the same lines, saying
that all salaries should be cut alike,
md that If employees would resign as
they threatened to do. it would be all
light Their places could be speedily
1lled.
WOULD CUT TREASURER
Representative Kumalae moved to
consider the bill item by item and then
(Continued on page 81
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BOTH HOUSES MAKE
GOOD DAYS SHOWING
Senate Conservative About Repeal Measures.
Kumalae Proves important For Mischief In
f1ouse---Loan Bill Question.

The House passed the Salary bill on
second reading, the Republican ma
jority whipping the members into line,
after the morning had been spent in
dallying with various items Kumalae
held the floor during the morning and
got pretty much what he wanted, al
though he was severely sat upon sew
eral times by the Republican members
At noon there was caucus of the
Republicans and it was decided to pass
the salary bill just as it came from the
Governor, amendments to be made on
third reading if any are thought neces-
sary. Following out the plans as de-
cided upon, the majority passed every
item as recommended by the Governor.
putting back the reduced salaries, even
to Liliuokalani's pension, which Ku-
malae had cut in the morning.
Good progress without undue haste,
but on the contrary with marked con-
servatism, was made by the Senate
yesterday. The principal measure
given to its initiative in the apportion-
ing of work by the Governors message
the current expenses appropriation
bill-was formally placed in the hands
OF the finance committee that already,
having been appointed a day in adj
vance of other committees. had per-.
formed considerable part OF the in
vestigation of its items.
Precaution was exercised against the
railroading through of repeal measures,
the action taken being to refer them
to the Judiciary committee for looking
into their legal bearings. Mr.. Dickey
was for summarily killing the bill to
repeal the loan appropriation bill.
the Senate adjourned. there is little
doubt that the bill will be rejected.
Governor Carter. who was spoken to
on the matter, said Mr.. Achi made a
mistake in introducing the bill.
1t is believed by Senators discussing |
he question that, if deemed necessary,
he loan appropriation bill may be
to suit existing conditions
danger to its general validity
Where doubt on this point has been
nooted is with regard to the approval
# the loan by the President and Con-
,ress, but it is claimed that such ap-
rovaI only went so far as to indicate
he general purposes and limit the
mount of the loan
The items suggested for amendment
re those providing for county" build
1gs in different places. when there are {
o counties but yet a necessity for
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SEOUL April sIt reported Japanese crossed
the Yau and established positions important
points.
YALU FREE TO JAPANESE.
TOXIC, April sJapanese supply safely
ing the Yau river and landing the Korean shore
JAPANESE SQUADRON SIGHTED.
PORT ARTHUR April 8.-The Japanese squadron
sighted Easter services have begun
CONSOLATION FOR STARCK.
ST. PETERSBURG April S.-Adrniral
his gallant defence of Arthur the first
Admiral recalled Port Arthur immediate
ly after the upon by the Japanese fleet Ad
nal Makao succeeded him there been much
the Russian feet Port Arthur that time than
while Sarck had command Japanese charged
tarck with incompetence cowarde sending his fleet
at the time of the first attack.
vIADIvosToK GOING HUNGRY.
vLADIvosToK, April s-The Easter outlook poor There
is scarcity of food petroleum famine
EPIDEMIC FEARED IN HARDIN
HARDIN, April epidemic feared in this city because
of bad
AFTERNOON REPORT.
TOXIC Japan, April 7The Japanese has occupied the
city of Yal without opposition The
PETERSBURG Russia April The Russians claim to
by Japanese
Port Arthur
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After trial lasting days Mrs Cordea Bokin
convicted Dec 1893 of murder the first degree having
Iberatey B. Dunning of Dover,
Mrs Botn poisoned candy
through This candy contained
Mrs Leila Deane also of Delaware died
from the effects Mrs Bokn although having husband
the husband of Mrs Dunnng prompted
Mrs Bokin's
by of n anonymous letter.
Following her conviction Mrs. Botkn ook
trial vigorously fought
brought divorce She placed prison way
cell
imprisonment said have marred her beauty little
ond brought the result the first
ago Bokin's as re-
suit OF her crime
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the buildings as courthouses and jails
A question is also put forward as 10
the expediency of expending $50. 900 for
dredging Honolulu harbor without as
surance or perhaps even probability
that the Territory win be reimbursed
for the outlay by the Federal Govern
ment
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ATTEMPT TO KILL ALFONSO.

BARCELONA Spain, April Am attempt King
Alfonso of Spain was made today Royal party
ing the exposition in this city.
bomb was thrown King exploded
assassns was standing by
injured No the King.
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KALUA's SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 7.-President today
Judge Kalua Circuit Judge of Maui His
yet chosen but probably SOON
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BRITISH VESSEL LOST
WITH THIRTY LIVES
tAssoO1AxHD PRESS 0AsLEaRAM

ASSOCIATED 0AsLEaRAMl
VICTORIA April sWreckage found in Barclay Sound ndi
Gates the destruction ship running Puget
Sound and Queenstown with loss of thirty lives.
The Captain Cormach, sailed from Taco
ma Washington on 2zth cargo grain Queenstown
Ireland She reported having Tatoos
he vessel vase of a,I6o
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STRIKE ON PANAMA LINE.

PANAMA April s-Railway traffic has been suspended on
of strike
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MRS. BOTKlN CONVICTED,
GETS LIFE lMPRISO COMMENT
,Assoo1ArED PRESS oAs1naRAms.,

SAN FRANCISCO April sMrs. Botkin has been found gull
ty Imprisonment for Ife