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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-03
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DOings In
HOME.

Man. through all ages of revolving
time.
Unchanged man. in every varying
cline.
Deems his own land Of every land the
pride,
Beloved of heaven over all the world
beside;
His home tao spot Of earth supremeIy
best.
a dearer. sweeter spot than ali the
rest.
j. MONTGOMERY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-03

Wilson has the best oyster cook in
lhe south.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-03

T. Walker. Of Jacksonville, is in
tic city and stopping at the Ogle-
thorpe
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-03
PERSONALS.

J. P Myers. Of Atlanta, was in the
oifv Yesterday
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-03

j. NJ Grace, Of Savannah was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

course OF wrestling with DWyer-no trou-
HE at all, and the poor fellow would
have to 20 along, whether he wished 70
do SO or rot.
But, behold the man who had taken
lessons from Dwyer!
8Bff, bang! Down goes the police
man and away goes tho man
That's what we think about 1t, and we
are going to take some lessons,
we wish somebody would get Up
walking match, for we think We are
good pedestrian. lf
That's why we love so to walk UP
home to our palatial domicile In Lee DIS
trlct every A. M. about 3,
II We don't care ii the Main Street owl
does pass us by at a forty-mlle clip, for
we can walk, and we7idon't care N who
knows It. N
But we have some few friends whose
duties keep them down town at me
early hours after midnight. s
Sometimes some Of them can't Walk
as we'll as we car, and they nate 20
see that owl car pass by on the wings
or night, like limited express on. the
Southern between Columbia and White
Hall.
And they hate to sit on the curbstone
For another hour, even with the gentle
zenhyrs al zero, blowing around them
y Now, what we want 70 KNOW y, \ ME- :
Is the owl SO dule, or mas ~ g sct.ea wy
Does the car pass Ninth ana W am ~
52:16 ar g 10 or 2 ~, or " hat
NJ If IT passes at and We sasss'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

Minority Leader Engages II De-
With Republican Mem
u Beers Of the House.
Mr.. sPooNER ON THE CANAL I.
He Defends the President and IS
~ Frequently Interrupted BY
Mr.. Morgan.
tBx Associated Press)

" AsH1 NOTION. Feb, 1s.-The House
Il .day passed tho Qualifications appropri-
d ation bill The Philippine question was
the subject Of a brief but sp1riteo as
&e,ssion while the bill was under con-
Y eiGeraton.g ~,
An item in the bill provided for fortifl-
cations In the insular possessions. Mr.
Is smith Democrat, Kentucky proposed
an amendment to preclude the use q
U any part OF the Apr OPERATIONS for foru-
Efications in the Philippines. holding that
an expenditure of the sum necessary
nroperly to fortify the Islands was not
warranted until the future Of the archi-
neIaso shall have been determined. "A
party alignment on the proposition I'M
mediately followed, Mr.. Williams (Mis-
sissippr, the minority leader taking up
the fight for the amendment. he SAID
b the dominant power had hot yet declared
itself as to tho future ofGthe islands ana
that he did not want the lesson taught
that one people might rule another peo--
Pile.
b Messrs. Payne (New York; and Smith
B Towa>. on the Republican side, seconded
Il Mr. Littauer New York;, who was In
charge Of the bill, In opposition to the
amendment, declaring that it was the
4 duty OF this government to afford pro
j1ection to the people of the Philippine
Islands. BY a strict party vote OF 50 TO
Sc the Smith amendment was lost
4 Mr.. Robinson Democrat Ind1ana)
made an unsuccessful attempt to secure
an amendment to prevent the use Of
any portion of the money appropriated
for Langley air ship experiments.
Political Discussion.
The general debate on the bill devel-
Soped into a political discussion, MIR. Hill
5(Repubtcan, ConnectlcuD started It by
asking what Democracy stands for, ad-
dressing himself chiefly to Mr.. Williams
{Aiississippi). and taking occasion 70
I criticlse the Democratic assignments on
the committees, which had been made on
the recommendation Of the minority lead
ar. MIR. Williams assumed full RESPONSE
Sbility for the apportionment among the
minority, ard comparison of conditions
North and South resulted.
Mr.. Williams said any ono who looked
over the South and observed conditions
there and advocated manhood suffrage
was either a fool, because he did not ulr-
&derstand or knave, because under
1 standing he did not care. This was
+ greeted with applause on the Democratic
Side. Mr.. Williams said there was as
much trouble at elections in the district
represented by Mr.. Loudenslager (New
x 1ersey) as at polls In the South.
Mr. Wade democrat, Iowa) predicted
X that the Democratic party will be VIC
torious In the coming campaign, and
II declared the West favored tariff revision.
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The
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN
(BY HARRY TucKER3 q

We love to go to wrestling matches
cause we like to see people spin on
their heads and slide on tnelr ears, !. !.
It's SO comical to hear people ~ the
crowd talk about strange hola. !, a = :,
Nelson and double Nelson aut ~, 80
like that. whether they know ahytn''s
about It or not, 49,
big crowd at the wrestling match, ana y =. Y
hear them applaud, for nov w uru =
az a means ms Of aelfSprotoctlon AGAINST
foopads, street cars and fhlllng ehh z,
neys and angry bulls IN green flelas J: =
the summer time. and runaway hoFSes
ard mad dogs NJ
And football players. 81 81
What a nice thing 1t is 70 feel thal 2
fellow is in shape to protect himself IRON J,
q naughty street car conduSsoF ~ - ~
angry policemen with alt club! !.
Suppose policeman wants to arrest
d fellow who hasn't been throuEh " =
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gross OF United states for help and pro-

gress OF United States for help and pro-
tection.'
"All can say IN furtherance OF this
petition will be little, in view OF great
Importance OF subject matter,
(SigIed)
TRINIDAD H.. PARDo DE TAvERA.'
Tavera is the Philippine member Of the
Philippine Commission. To the above
message Secretary Taft made the fol-
Lowing reply:
"Will do everything possible for such
Egislation this session. II not success
tut shall continue efforts. The justice
OF our cause viii triumph in the end.
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OFaTO-DAY.
Not Afraid to Confess.

IAN amusing incident happened ct
he Shoqt time rsy's ago. sa coions 9.
aWeldy. Of GaIena, according to The Kan
sas City journal, the ReY, MI otio,
4 EhI,srians In THE congregation. for Their
slnwness In testifylng, ar making con-
tessIpns Of relig!
nsaid the smlnisler:a II lS.were, to ask
sons, ali the Elks to land up, they
.wcu!d instantly rise 10 their feet. r.
i we're to ask the = spunllcans 70 !. get 4, Up
NJ lid cal 81 on the left srsonia Rerposy
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Shreveport; Ernest A. Dupont, Honma a,
Alert II. Bossett, Kentwood; Lew +.
carter, Bunkie RutIs Morgan, New
nnads. John w. Miller, Alexandria; Jo-
.snh r. Domengeaux, Lafayette; Jessie
E. Wells, Leesville; Edward q. f1tzser-
sld Minden, , Nav Al.
Mssissippi-Wade II: PhSI ea,, N r,,hsa a.,
hanv. Thomas Richardson, Porl GIBSON
Jr,ns II. Elliott, Okoona; John X. Mat
trews. Wesson; Thomas ~ Logan
George K Prltchard, North Carolina
marshal for the Central District OF IN
dian Territory.
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APPEAL TO CONGRESS,
Tobacco Manufacturers OF Manila
Want Remedial Legislation.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb, 49,
Secretary Taft to-day received the fol-
Loving cablegram from Manila!
IAN requested forward the following
telegram signed by seven presidents
cigarmakers' guilds
Laborers' cigar factories, Manila,
congratulate you on assuming new Of
flee: earnestly ask your influential aid
ip urging legislation this session Cons
l1ess for free entry into the United
States of Philippine manufactured tobac-
co; this great itnerest thousands cigar.
makers suffering misery through deoad-
ence tobacco Industry, appeal to Con,
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The Confederate museum II! /! !! ! |!

49, .g Richmond. Va. Feb 49, 1904
sET IGop THE R nSn,
meeting OF the Stockholders OF Richn1 nd
Locomotive Works will be held at tn. Office
on the second day OF MARCH 1904 at y
4 o'clock noon: for tho election OF d.
nets OF tho Boarl OF Directors sine b thu i
a last annual meeting md for the Transaction
az such other business as may properly cons
oel0Te tns sl'a lie IEiGh BEST, Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

SECONDHAND CLOTHING AND SHOES
bought. M. sE1GEL. zoos E. Main. A8
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= 2 /, r - F.
crats to show the faith taat was n thsn ae
fersoa Gaia Democrat would proudly rise
to .,ht this this junctnte an old gentlemen
not caught all the prea"ner hqd said;
r ,.ws TO Els feet. and said !n slow and
nid,pie voice; II praise The Lord am q
Ief1 ii son an Democrat
! 81 IS God, said the lev. Mr. Otto.
,roy one man who is not neiaid TO maks
&C ntess.on,
An Astonished Messenger Boy.
rhc writer's for the funny papers hays
written Jokes galore about The messenger
BOY ljkening his speed unio the gals
OF the turtle, but It remained for ere %
ihe subjects Of these joSes to r o. !, an
uncc nsclous jest far betts than me ma f-
lolty Of the prinsed w'tl'''stl's' a y -,
,rhe incident occurred 81 Broad ana
Chestnut Streets, and Inc actors we're
two messeng ger boys. One Of the youns.
sters was running down Broaa sEress
a, O speed that was ndrdly typ,cal q
tho IT esscnger. boy. Anothe. hey had 1nst
ieit the Western Telegraph office. at the
corner of Chestnut Street, anq was strollr
in:r slowly up Broa q, his scys s glued on Inc
IuIest dime novel Of the Terrible Ter-
rciSs fIumultueuSs Times Whfn the
siow-goirg boy spotte the sHiltyspeedlnE
ms SIS ser, hisIeyes sto4d out With
amt zernent. and in tones q ANXIOUS !n-
suuIly he cried ouf; . .5l sf8 jt, Il ..B
'sssiuliy geaT Bill What's De matted \
Alni yer R'orlk ~ * syS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Nominated by the President.
By Associa ted Press.)

WASHINGTON, p. c.. FEB. Is
The President to-day sent to the SEN
ate the following nominations:
Member of tie Philippine Commission,
w. Cameron Forbes, Massachusetts.
Postmasters, North Carolina-J. San
ford Patterson. Spray; Roy c. Flanagan.
Greenvlllc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
Mr.. Buchanan Resigns,
By Associated Press.3

ny AssoclHleu FTFssH l1FT
WASHINGTON. p. G.. Feb. ls.-The
State Department has received and has
accepted the resignation Of WI. Buch-
snan, the American minister to Panama.
No successor has been appointed, II
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at 2:1o and find 1t two blocks UP town,
then we are going to get mad,
4 But If we are wrong about It, then We
are ready to accept somebody's apology.
These are nice nights for walking up
to Lee District. we could keep on to
Ashland just as we'll.
We wish to say to our friends who
have not seen us or heard from us for
some time that we have been III, and
weary and indisposcd.
. we are out again, though. and wish
to soy "Iello!" to all. II,
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Confirmed by Senate.

(By AsSoclEted FTess.1
q WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 49,.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
Ing Honaina tons;
III ypstnlstsrs: Louis iana5rS. ?. steere,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
T REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1S1fAC ACRES M
: proved land : near Dorset. Powhntan COUNTY.
Va Particulars from NJ. M PRESCOTT.
Is Elizabeth. Penn.
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WANTED

WANTED. THREE CARLOADS OF OAKLAND
hickory hoop poles: also Owe carloads caeh
OF shaved hoops. y. O'SuLLlNAN,8 lblt FL
Z Cary * t3l5 s}s q
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I ROOMS FOR RENT.

WANTED, TO RENT TO GENTLEMEN or
furnished rooms second door front; 80 d bath
same floor: central located on Frank IN
Streets references exchanged. Address 3. W.,
this office 5asi w. ;5 gst' XIII
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BOARDING.

WANTED, "A MARRIED COUPLE OR TWO
With board: terms moderate Apply or adj
dress No. Az N. Twenty-tifth Street. city.
an ". GRACE sT.-BOARDERs WANTED
> for ( we'll. furnished second floor front room;
house steam heated throughout; gopd table:
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AGENTS @VVANTED.

JAPAN. RUSSIA WAR BOOK Il By MURAT
: HpIstcnd Will be complete. official ard thrill
lnsly Illustrated Remerb Der the spanlsh war s,,r
book bonanza and send to-day LOG. TO neip
terms guaranteed. s r. DEWEY & CO.. 2l6 s.
Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa-
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SITUATION WANTED Female

vANTED--A LADY. OF. REFINEMENT.
with three little girls, wishes a posti as
housekeeper for board for self and little girls
4 Address NJ, II. r., care this Office s7fR a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
REDUCED PRICES.

.Pp1CEs REDUCED on watch tork: Cleaning,
t Main sprnss twenty yse eesa sipesi
nIchrnond Va. Speetncles and EJsclneA'
Is cts, All work gus rantead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

VA NTFD. YoU 70 SAVE MoNEY-BEsT
" seo snned pirc wood, sawed, 80 per cord; oak.
sS.95 Phone 1850. a. a.. tBOtssEAu,H Linden
and Beverly Streets. Sf5it 4 s6tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

ruE REGULAR ANNUAL htEETISG OF
the stockhoIdsrs q shs sIGHMiNSD $b hsSd ~
e. oirice az b. Rand Wexford. 81 and 80.
chamber Of comnsscs ,s hIshm ,oII ,,n.:
WEDNESDAY. March ET; a R 3 % S'o ss
Z n ~ SAC Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
HELP WANTED-Female.

AN UNMARRIED WOMAN AS COOK AND
house girl for family OF two: llsht work
good wages none put eaperedhGiro c2Tk caro-
I this office. ...S. ftlatas Ma y afl.5s
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LOST AND FOUND.

I .osr MEAS cApTERsv1LtB, VA. ONE
: large black, whito AMI tan fox HoUNp.
Liberal reward for his recovery. Ad iress ID.
r q, WINSTON. Box c32, Richmond. va. JSlAf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

COME AND !. 1T. a SQUARE MEAL. COOK
!, ed we'll at sCHL1ESER.s RESTAURANT.
6u7g East Marshall as5s3.
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n -----T3 7IIlI February g. 1874
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvES THAI. THE
rHtEssaPEAKE WESTERN COMPANY VIII
be held Ia Rlehmoni Va "a is, n East es Maa
Str.s, on TUESDAY. March l. lst at II
o'clock NJ for s The sl es such o. oSsr
nass az may properly cune betors IL
hes' - - LII GILLESPIE. Secretary.
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lwoon AND coAL-MosTs AND BEST FOR
Tia least money. a Pnpne 4s2 i for prices y.
y n, SYKES, Mnury and First Streets * Alan.
ID chester. VI li fi,b5f.S w. Z ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

WANTED, a RELIABLE CoLORED WO::
man about 3? or 8 years Of age for n s1 fr1,,
country preferred Address Box Is, Princetor.
W Va. -.a-...a 4. 49,. No.
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1osT-oN TUESDAY, A PAIR OF GOLD
: rnlless EYEGLASSES in q black case a.
liberal reward offered II left mt this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

DO NOT LAY YOUR solLEp AND l.r i'. pei
+ them cleaned sori dyed promptly, Mrs a. j.
8 PYLE. BIS Nj Fifth Street Phone 2os.' II s.
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80 --- - I5gs sSJ February g. 1904 STE
Nor. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT =, THE IT
e8 sr1tHESAPEAKEf WESTERN RAILWAY wtli
be held IN Richmond VS. a. Az ths Ieh Main
Street On TUESDAY. March !. l99t az 10
clock a. M..Ffor, the election Of D;reoto.s:
nd FOR the transa ction OF such other 0uSineea
a. may properly come before II
- - /. L. GILLESPIE. Secretaly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

WANTED. TEN LADY CANvASSERS. WITH
experience. to work towns and cities IN ~, ~
ginla, Maryland North GarpliR S1, linz I'M oI9 w
IYnchburE, Va. 81 --.--. -------- -.---- --
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SIGNS, SIGNS. SIGNS.

SMOKE EPARKE AVENUE CIGAR CHAs
AZ SCHMIDT s. CO.. tMF0. 81
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KEEP jWARsl-THE CHEAPEST AND ~ BEST st
\ Wood Hcaters and Cooking Stoves at BRUCE
~ IARDW-FI CO.. sos East Marshall S5tt
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-A "a ACTUAL. Ilonsg POWER
White q Middleton snsoSary se NJ grsn
sacrncs 4 Address HAMPTON N. AND A.
INSTITUTE. Trade school Dept. Hanpton'
Il Va. I{ss. stfsti II 5lg8s tatt II pas 4
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SITUATION 5WANTED-Male

4 COMPETENT 5BooKKEEPER AND GEN
:" erai ali -nround office man desires change in
position within the next mJnth; goJu REFER
ence. Address II. Fl. H. care THIS onice'
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS

SMOKE PARKE AVENUE CIGAR cHAs
A SCHMIDT q CO.. MFG. W
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~ Headquarters
R. E. Lee Camp. No. l. !, q 1aS,
ARE EARNESTLY RE.
oieste ed to attend a meeting Of the Camp on
HTInfpAy February 10Th. at o'clock p. al
business OF great Importance to every COM
rads Let ali come who possibly can. (, ,a
BY order o oo'''' JAS. POWER SMITH
VI i Taylor stratton.
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WE SAVE pOLLARS:5 NOT CENTS. TIE
4 SOUTHERN. ADVERTISING lS SIGN CO.,
. l3lc E. Maih. Phone 2a
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CAKES E:$ AND n'5>l:' PIES.

FIG. RAIsIN. crTRoN SHEET CAKE, i5c, {:
lbs good I try one my 25c5 Pound Cakes: our
81 Pies IS better a than family made DRINK
+ ARD s.. lash North sixth n III lI%&
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SMOKE PARKE AVENUE CIGAR. CHAt
( "A. SCHMIDT & CO.. MFG NE
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~ 9l4i.IgI ~ 'Fetruary g. I91I n
Z annual meeting Of the stockholdsrs Of tha
RATED. viii be held IN Richmond. A. "a as :
East Main Street. on TUESDAY. March !:
1904, at IL o.clcek noon, for The election Of
( ether business as may properly c.me hefnrs
/. IL i L. L. a ILLESP[E. Secrcfary.S5
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WANTEp. REPRESENTATIVE TO SELL
typography goods In the States OF Maryland
and Virginia on commission THE LAM
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HELP WANTED--M Male.

EARN $50 TO 500 MONTHLY CoRREsPONp-
Ing for newsra pers: s. column tor work n
snare time: no canvassing; send for parl!G!i-
z. lars NORTHERN n PRESS SYNDICATE.
]. Room 210. Lockport. n. y. wa
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GLOBE TONIC CURES DlGEsT1oN; SAN.
pies free or 81 bottle 3Sc.; Isis EAST MAIN
II and 1910 Hull tilat{itt ID .5t a&i5q1 H
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.rrTr, ANSlJAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
I. holders 4 OF the VIRG lN Ia HOT sPE1Nda
K COMPANY. for tho purpose OF elect.ng Di-
business ns may lawfully come betor. thu
meeting. will b hell Y the offie. Of tha
mond. Va. on TUESDAY. February =, D4I
:. at i, o'clock 81: The transfer books g VIII be
closed on Monday, February II: e)t al
4 p 81, and remain closed until 10 A. M-
wednesdny February "A. 1904. AIS ssE
49, IA A TREvYErT. Secretary.
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If YOUR ROOF LEAKS. PHONE 1851 OR
write L. u, J oIINsON Agent, 1924 p, Main |;
Il quick and permanent repair a. sma J COST ot1
G Complicated leaks and root work o sneci ta
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PERSONALS.

ip1KEsvrILE RYE. THE RLsT EASTERN
Whisky on tho market ful quart eos'lss s. :,
!. blake, The Grocer 7D W. Broad Street loeat
= Phone $751; 4ffii III II ISL II &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

LADY CASHIER; PERMA.
nent position and good salary t. tle right
parry Apply to THALHIMER BROS.
GOOD SERVANT. APPLY 81 g.
Third Street. Richmond, Va
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-07
FIRE AT MOUNT VERNON, N. Y,
DESTROYS THREE-sToRY
STRUCTURE.

e. Z. W
Mount Vernon, N Y. April Five
persons are dead and another is dying
as the result of a fire that occurred
in the Columbia Hall building, metal
sheathed three-story structure located
In Wilson place. The dead are. Ma
than Frey, sixty-six years oldi;-1sador
Frey, twelve=years H Helen#Frey
years; Henry Frey, three years. Gus.
sic Dohring, ten years. Mrs. Rebecca
Frey is dying In the Mount Vernon
hospital.
The first floor was occupied by the
Columbia Piano company, on the sec
ond floor was Columbia hall and on the
third floor were apartments occupied
by the Frey. Barry and I.ayigne fam
lilies. The flames spread throughout
the top floor with great rapidity. The
inmates were aroused by the smoke
and heat and all endeayored to make
their escape but the members OF the
Frey family were overcome before any
of them could even reach a window.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lavigne managed to reach windows
on the third floor and We're brought
down ladders by the firemen. Mrs.
Barry is suffering from burns about
the head and face, but she is not dan
kerously hurt.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-07
STOCKHOLDERS OF NORTHERN Sc.
cuR,rtEs COMPANY SEEKS
!. .....,..,.AM-lAJyNcTloN. .s,.s,,-..,.-
ARGUMENTS WILL Be HEARD MONDAY
COURT ASKED TO COMPEL RE.
TURN OF STOCK TO ORIG.
======= NAL HOLDER
=l.NAl HOLDERS.

New York, April 7.-Yice Chancellor
Bergen signed an order in Jersey City
during the dav~to show cause why an
injunction should not issue to restrain
the Northern Securities company from
heldine stockholders meeting on
April 81; from distributing any stock
Of the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany and the GreatsNorthern Railway
company and from taking any action
in regard to the reduction of Its cap
ital stock
The bill for the injunction was ask
ed for by the Continental Securities
company, which asked the court Of
chancery to compel the Northern Sc.
gcuritiess company to return 70 the orig
inal stockholders of the Northern Pa
5cific railway and Of the Great Northern
railway company the stocks formerly
held by them upon the same terms
under which the stock OF the two COM
fpanies was acquired by the Northern
Securities company.
The complainant company held
stock In the Northern Securities
company. Arguments will be heard
next Monday In Jersey City.