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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-08

for all good sound stock.
oRANGEs-Receipts a heavy, and market
POTATOES -Esecs.pts moderate. but equal to
demand. 85 go Is 81 s lFsti
ONIONS Unchanged; demand good; receipts
light rs ~ a59t e 81 \.
IlAPPLEs-Reoeipts OF large snowy stock light.
and demand sctive: ali stock In better demand
Ri RECEIPTS FOR THE &WEEK-Wheat. e. ~
bushels: corn, .0ss bushels: oats. 1915 bush.
els; flour, 4. 20 barrels; hay. 7s5 tons mill
feed, 20 tons. RI
STOCK IN ELEVATOR Oats, 50. 7el bushels.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Worth wes,ern con ;s.......... i2s%
Chicago Il. I. and Pacific ls.............. 8lss
Chicago II. L and Pac. coll f5s............ 93h
c., c., c. and st. Louls gen. 4s.......... 1o0M
Chicago Terminal II. SAX
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. SO n
Colorado and Southern 4s 90 #
Denver and Rio Crande 4s................ 10lN
Erie prior lien 1o1s
Erie General A. 92ii
/ Fort Worth and Denver City lists. 1854
Hooking Valley 4i4s.......................1 Ill 3
+ Ilousvfl1c and Nash. Unified 1Q3H
Manhattan con. gold 4s.. 165
Mexican Central q. I6A
Mexican Central LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22
MINI. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 81
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s............ 100
Missouri Kansas and Texas DDS. s5at
National r. r.. OF Mexico con- 4s........-. Siis
New York Central gen 3las 10Dsi
New Jersey Central gen. &c 126M
Northern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 05s
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SALES.


d gsiII RI Il.
1890 A, G. IL, COM. .......,...t..
1900 Amer. Grass Twine.........
s6slo0 Amalgamated Copper so.
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry.
1900 Amer. Cotton OlL...........,
Amer. lob, 4 y. o. ctfs....
TACO Amer. rob, pfd......,..,...
1000 Amer. Can ............s.....
2O00Amer. Can, pfd...............t
5,D Amer. Locomotive, com. /.
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
aC00j Amer. Sugar ................
3340O a. 4. and s. Fe. com. ....Y
1900 A., 4. and s. Re, pfd. .....
$500 Baltimore and Ohlo......,.ia
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
400 Canada Southern COCOON.
1850 Canadian Pacific ...........
1o4O Chesapeake and Ohio....
D Chi. Great Western........
1890 Chi, Nil. and 8. P.........
4.Y,O Colo. Fuel;and 1ron.......
16DO Colo. Southern, com.......
400 Colo. Southern. lat pfd. ....
Colo. Southern, I'd pfd. 49,.
900 Civ, CHI, Chi. and S, L..
Cont. lob, pfd...........
4,,O Consolidated Gas ...........
1900 Delaware and Hudson......
200 Del. Lack. and Wcst.......
$500 Erie, com........ ..........
221W Erie, list pfd. .................
300 Erie, I'd pfd. .............
1900 General Electric ...........
311,O l".nois Central .............
229syJ Louisville and Eashvllle...
Ahnhattan...... ...... ......
1000 Metro. Street Railway.....
800 Mexican Central ............
W. Mo-, Kan. and Tex, CON-.
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,akES7AMA0ifo|k&W6StpIn

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 A. .M.-NoRtOLks LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:20 a. AZ. stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly and Suffolk ts
Il 9:o5 "A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
parlor Car, Petersburg to- Lynchpurg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoko to Colun,-
bus. Dueleld to Cincinnati: also Roanoke to
Knoxville, and Knoxville to- Chattanooga and
Memphis 5E5 4 55sES @ 81 eei}'sslis III
l2:lo r. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
7ille. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
dives Norfolk 5:2o1iP. N: Stops only at Peters.
ourg. Waverly and Suffolk CONNECTS with I
!teamers to Boston; Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washing ton. 5!ls
7:25 p. M.-For Norfolk and AL station east
80 n" M...NEwt ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pulnian sleepcrs Richh,ond (, LynchbIr1 and
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze :.
a:so p. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPIRES. Through
Pullman. sleeper Petersburg to Columbus. Cafe
Trains arrive from the west y 1876 a n, s:os
p. III. and 9:o5 P. NJ. from Norfolk II ~ A.. ~
and 800 r. NJ sS &, ;l3tss
oirice No. sas East hlain Street q, "a. III
2}R w. B. REV1LL, 8S Ill G. h BOSAE1.i rs
Genl. Pass. ACT. DIST. Pass $As1
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Northern Pacific IS. ~
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 1n i
Oregon 81 . Line Is and Pnrtlc. ......... 1881
Pennsylvania conv 3,ts. II. ............... 1o3A
Reading General ~ 1O2h
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. ,6s...... IN
ST. Louis and San Francisco Is .G.......... 83h
St. Louis Southwestern lists. a!A
Seaboard Air Line As. 81
Southern Pacific 4s. 93!s
Southern Railway ST., !. ~. 1894
Texas and Pacific lists a ...................1 l9h
Toledo, St.5L. and 6westtrn 4s............. s3a
linton Pacific 10S n
Union Pacific conv As ~. Ill =
u. s. Steel I'd 5s. 9iE
Wabash lists II q
SVaba 81, Deb rs CT IA,
wheeling ami Lake Eric Is ............... 90
Wisconsin Central IS. WI
(,oiorn do Fuel cony S.
n and O. 4 Collateral Trust 4s.............. 9iA
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc................ 72i5
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X. .E&I I. burg &Potomao II. r.

Trains Leave Richmond---Nor thWard.
4 AIS a. M-Dally-Byrd St. Through j sg :
gas A M.rDaily--Main st. Through. 81:
7:lOll. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland Accom- 1
$40 A. M,@Daily-Byrd Il. Through Local
u :o5 inoon-Week Dnys-Byrd st. Through.
& 400 P,s Week $Days--Byrd4 st. Fredericks.S 4
burg Accommodat ton. 4Sis MI 9Th
SOS p M.-Dai.y-Ataln st. Through. gB 8
4 $3.50 P M.-Week Days-Elba- Ashland Ae-S;
sos p. M.@Da!ly-Byrd st, Through.
trains Arrive Rlchmo nd--SouthWard
ess A. LII, week days. Elba, Ashland Ac-@i
connlodnton. 4 q 9ss
$3.50 A. M.--Week &Days-Byrd sSt tTeoerlcks.5 {
5y5s burg Accommodation, ,3s6 TIN
8:35 "A. $M.-Day-Byr ST., Thron En- -. Y, IS
II 80 "a. M.-:Week Days.5 byra ST. IhroushS
ana :. NJ. daily. Main St: Through.
5:52 r. M,&week days 1Slba Ashland Ao-# Z
715 f PermnSnn@paiiy-Byrd st. Through.
e eoo2 p 3 NJ, daily. byrd st Through. Local
so..so p 'M. -pnily-Mal St. Through. sii{
ai3'No1,E-Fulman sleeping or Parlor Cars On I,
All above trains except train arriving Rtch-3,
mond ii $50 "a. NJ week days and local accom-,
imodations !, !, - ~ . !, ,-,, . M
tons not guaranteed, ~, y, =, - ~, r.,
CENT. Man'r, Ass I. Gs'a'l Mani. Tra4 MaA
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(. NEW WORK, Dec, 7.onE EYI.s-Recelptss
grades. except choice; bulls steady to strong.
COWS 1901 sc: lower Ordinary to choice steers
sold at 81. lO@G.s5; oxen and stays. 1894 IS
steady at 7aS1sc Calves Receipts, j, s35 head
Yeals sold at $t.Ssgs. 75i fe wtops -; grasssrs
Dressed yeals, jllall3e., Sheen and Lambs Re-
geeeipts. a.l96 head; sheep steady lambs s,e..
lI5 |; lambs, s6Q7. 4. cuils $1,000 Z. Dress d
mutton selling 5ssMS geF drsssed
Il a' os5 head a'e only 50 dead for The mauket
Ieallng weak to l0c lower.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PlTsTsRuRG, PA,
Dec. --e5ATTIIi-Supply light; market slow
Choice, $. S0as.6ot prlne. sSqs:s6; Hoss,-ne,
AID; MEDIUMS. "a tod 80; beayy workers. 4.io8
ASS; light workers siqs 20; piss, 81 ,soli
steady, Prime wethers stG0GDt,76 common
sheep, sea-, 90; string lambs. fial65o; veal
calves, $7Qp7, 10, N VI "A IA,
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tationa. (Od)-Receipts and offerings continue
very light, and market auiet; very little doing.
quotations. Brights-Recelpts light:
market continues fairly active and firm for all
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec, 7.-H oGs-Quet 10
1oc lower Butchers, $50; common, s. 6oGD4 S0
Enthusiastically. slow. Fair 10 good shippers
StlI76 common, s2J9.&. Sheep. S2@j?. a.
thanksgiving at s4a8a5, "a
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TOBACCO MARKET,

i SAFE tssr Richmond, Va, TNo. Z, 1901
Il Dark Fired Tobacco (Newlv-Receipts increas-
Ing, but the market continues adelya ct quo.
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I8CHlUAGO,sI III, Dec: 7,-CATIlIIG--I{h-
Market steady to Toe, qower. Good IL prime
siopkers and feeders, s2.?oailo cows, 4cG
IS .soaa 90, Hogs-Receipts. 49, 600 head. Market
bGlpc lower. Mixed and butchers. n J1At6;
good TO s shoic en-; heavy saah Io I1;ug
sales. SA,iou4 ,5.M. shoep-Receipts. 5000 head,
Sheep ateudy; lambs loo. higher, Good to
oho!co wethers. $440G5 Is; fair to cloico Mixed
sJ50a4as; native lambs, s4God6 .S5.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-08

\ SPOT cotton closed steady; rniddling auplands.
500; lniddliny gulf. SIS; sales. % bales
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE, STOCK MARKET,
q lSales at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond Va. Dec. z. 1904.
hrher no extra Msdum
good steers 41asc. fair. 3h0s4c: stock
steers. 2s4 lsAc.: fa, heifers 80 g4Me: fair and
medium 81 as. COG. dry cows 2hQSAc.; old,
rough cows. lglisc.: bulls, 2HGec. fresh cows
sS@4o 50; $veals, 6@6c
HOGS---Mnrket act i've, Good hogs, 4 300 loc.;
roughs 4Qi4Ac,; pigs. 4Isd4Ec.
IA SFEDP AND $LAMRS-Market steady Fht
sheep, 81 GD4Ac.: extra 4lsc.; common TO fair.
2aQ3hc.; best lambs, &C.; fair to medium, 4,sD
Prospects good for next week OH all kinds
Of stock. gss.5i
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1904, to December 2.
d from September l.
r 1890. 100 pounds ; da-
pounds. Sold during
pounds; sold during
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13

John ,. EzowIss, chief clerk in ths of. nee of the F1fst Assistant p6stnnaafsr General testlled that he had served q year ana ( half in this capacity and eight yests as private secretary to the First Assl1tant Postmaster General. He ex- plained the mage SO far as hx AreW, 0f the otalce with regard to thG 6ianinR Of letters. acquisitions, orders and saaA Chat Machen was expected to know the naknr6 of any letter. order or requis1fibn for supplies that lAB initialed ana to see that everything was correct before is was alsn- ca by the First Assistanf rostnaaster csii- eEaL Mr. Kunller ebiected to thls teaki- ntcIiy. but was ovefrtled and an dxeep- .tion was noted
 On cross examination by Mir. Kurnisr. the witness admitted that he never was present waen any instructiouu, 6ltker written cf oral were given to 1Ef. Macheu as 70 hiB duties. He knew nothing of the details Of the worlkinsn of the olilce ot rhs superintenden1 Of fFes delivery. The witnSss was pressed very elcsely re- gardlng Ills faEaillarity with Nfr. Nra- cnenHs signature and iniaiais attached to tne various orders and raquisitions and admttted that it frequently happened that snoeFdlnates would place on such 0rasrs and reaaisitiohs the initials or nanae ef their chief and this had resulted in an oruer oe the Postmaster General % an .oe his assistants prohibiting their dslegating such authority to others.
 The witness was still on the stand when court adjourned nntii tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13

Postmaster srlstow. bat gudaa Rritehara stopped him wtGh ehe stAtet1snt that tt was not the pf8ter tiFss Go aubkaft such evidenee. Tft o6tegnnhsnt ecofea a posSt when Judge Pf9tohard allowed the Post oliice Inspectors. who are to 50 on the stands to remain In the Fooms all the other witnesses having been exoinasA | District Attorney Beach opened for tke Government. He sscsted the 6ale6fAl counts [ Athe indictments, specfacasly ds4 lining what ts meant by conspiracy. and said the dsfenaants had been brou&akt into court on q charge of dishonesty. He re- lated the Ione.standlnS friendship 64 1Ea- chen aud L.oRenz and tiieiF bu9IxeH6 rsiNs tionBs as well As th9 dealings of tM@ GrosE, with the foRmar superintendent og frae delivery. and said he would prove tbs payment to Machen by the GfnlfA eF a0 per cent of th6 pf1es of fIfs f6sf1Iisgs. s part os whirh went te, tsesatS aF isIteffss. dlaziea FA
 Counsel for defendants waivedean open- ing statement. whereupon am aklSosirn. meut until 2 2.0'cloolssw was taiefis CoMaBlctl- ous among thDse ir tSiH court room y5sas former First AsaistSnk posflaaSx6f esssn erat Perry G. Heath, one of the wit nesses for the government. First Assis- taaf PostmaAter General Robert !. Wynn was also present, as well as several lasena- bers of Congress.
 When court convened at 2 o'clock rohn M. Matson, assistant superintendent 0f the Railway Mali Service took the stand as the first witness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
NO NEED FOR TROOPS
UNITED STATES NOT CONSIDER.
 INC THEIR DfsPATCH. ?
Administration ia of the Opinion that Colombia VIII Not Be Foolish
 Enough to Attempt l a War.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Shortiy after the Cabinet meeting today Secretary Root is- sued the following statement regarding the Isthmian policy of the administration:
 The publication ifsSvarious quarters of news indicating that the Government is preparing to send troops to the Isthmus to carry Ori military operations against Colombia, has been the source of con- siderable annoyance to the War Depart ment No state of war exists between the two countries; no inauguration of hostilittes Is contemplated by this Gov ernmeEit; no preparation for war is be- ing made. It is not believed by the Pres- i6ent. nor by the Secretary of State, that any occasion for the employment Of troops on the Isttmus is, likely to arise.
 "Ttey have used their utmost efforts to convince General Reyes and the BOgota ofaicals of the friendly intentions of thls Government toward Colombia and Of their readiness to use their eood offices in the settlement of any questions in dispute between Colombia and Panama, It is difl1cuEt for them to believe that the aH- thorities in Bogota can be so blinded by uaasIon and prejudice as to declare war againut un; and even if this ruinous step should be taken by Colombia, this Gov ernnneft would 3e in no haste to respond to her challenge.
 "The President makes all possible aI- lowances for the natural excitement in Bogota over a state of things for which the Colombian Government is alone re- sponslbIe and ef which 1t was fully fore- warned. But they must sooner or later recognize the irresistible force of accom- plished facts and the sooner this is done the better for all parties.
 "we have done them no wrong; we would like to be of service to them; if they are wise they will not put it out of our power to help them by any act of rashness and violence"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
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 Pain Pills.

If your nerves are ssabjeck <o diaturb. .nces. such as Headaches. Neursigia. sHaekache. Rheumatism. Xsnstfun8 Pains. saeepiessness, etc, their s1exf1hg and 1angling can be quickly ended with . pr. Miles Anti.Pain PHI :, Dr. Miles Antl.Pain Pms are pssAs- ant little pink tablets, which do not act Nen the bowels. nor do they have any AisagrseaDle weakening or habitsfUFm- ing effect on the system.
 They are the result of the latest scien- kifo lrncwiedse on the suh5sct of Rains and bring relief safely and quickly to the greatest sufferer.
 You should always. keep . bex ce Df. Niles Anti Pain Pills in the house. since you never know when pain may attack you, and 1t is wrong to suffer when your suffering can be so quickly relieved. E
 Dr. Niles Anti-Pain Pills contain no opium, chioraI, cocaine, morphine, CT similar drugs. and are sold by druggists under . guarantee to relieve you. or pay your money back. M
 By relieving Pain, Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pil1s shorten suffering, and length en life. 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
 sT have used pr. Niles Anti-Pain Pins when troubled with headache, and hnd that one pill infallihay. effects relief in q Nslve saS sns Ser Piils s'S when SsS nscessary. I am consiaefahly affiictea with neural. gin os the head and Ind these pihs os GATE, sis Oakland st. san Antonio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
.MACHEN IS ARRANGED
PLACED ON TRIAL, WITH eRBSFs
 AND LoRENZ.
Accused of Conspiracy to Defraud the Government With Connection With Sale of Letter Box
 Fasteners.

Washington. Jan. 12.--Ths work of em- panelling a jury in the trial of August W. Machen. tine GroR Brothers and Dr. and Mrs. LorAnE on the charge Of cofispi. racy to, defraud the Government in con uection with the sale of letter box fast eners was completed today.
 Following the swearing in of the jury counsel for the defendants moved that the Government elect on which count the trial would proceed. District Attorney Beach opposed the motion on the ground that the Government was not required to do so.
 Judge Pritchard said, he would not rule on this point until after the evidence was in.
 JaF umKier of Toledo, O., of counse for Lorentzi wanted the jury to inspect the 9roff fastener and started in with ( sarcae etic reference to Fourth AssisGan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
HEeCrsMry AgaAnst Duehanan.

Washington, Jan. 12--genator Me- creary. of Kentucky, was not reported correctly concerning his vote on the
 motion yesterday in executive session of
 the Senate which confirmed the no1ni- nation of Buchanan as minister Co Pan- anna. He did not vote with the Fsspubls- cans as stated. Senator McCrsary said
 he was opposed to the confirmation of MT. Buchanan is minister to Panana,
 and that he was paired with Senator
 Hanna on ehis question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM.
Flakes of Dandrun on the Collar and Shoulders of Gentleman
 in Full Dress.

This Is the thing you quite frequently see In the ballsroom--a mans black dress coat literally covered with dandruff.
 It must be annoying to the wearer, and certainly not a pleasant thing to observe But dandrufR can be eradieateds It Is a germ disease that will some day cause baldness.
 N0Wbr0s Herpicide kills, the hair-de- stroyihg germ, and stimulates, the hair to richs abundant growth; 1t does more keeps the hair s0ft and. plant Furthermore. Herpicide is a most pleas ant tOiIett accessory; of pleasing Odor, and cooling to the scalp.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co. Detroit. Mich. E. c. Fowler, Special Agent wer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Exploaion fn pew6Hr pfan4

Peoria, H.. Jan. I4-A message fr6xn Edwards station announcing the hioSVins. up of one Sf the buEEdfngs Of the planf o{ the Buckeye Powder Company Naa re- eeived here today. william Justice ana Leonard Smaller were instantly kfiied The shock was plainly felt here. a dlz. tance of sixteen miles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
BROKE INTO TTcTnT OFFICE.
L. G N. 1oAARd of Stamps anl
 Tiokgka mf sfEavr IJAnaetEF

Decatur, Jan. 12.--(special. )--Last n9Kft thieves broke into the ticket office oR the Louisville and Nashville station at New Decatur. They failed to get the safe open and so obtained no money but did get away with $10 worth of postage stamps and large number of local tickets.
 A window between the waiting room and the ticket oaics was removed and when Agent Boawrlght reached the depot this morning the doors were standing open indicating that the thieves left in a hurry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
arYrs n NEW YORK.
Says Hay is s.Ftne, But Very Deter
 mined 1fan." ss

Nav Y6rk. Jan. General Reyes, the arar,al r.olouabiau envoy, who has been In Washington for some time presenting the cause of Colombia. arrived in New York today from Washington. General Reyes is expected to sail Saturday from this port for Colombia, but said today that he did not know positively when no would depart
 General Reyes spoke in complimentary terms of the reception extended Co him by the administration while he vas In Washington. He said that except for tho disappointment at not accomplishing tho results he had wished for on his mission, he had enjoyed his five weeks stay iIi this country very much. He praised Sec retary Hay, whom he coneidered 'hnos but very determined man." He said ha had decided that it was not his place tp make public the correspondence he had with Secretary Hay.
 r It Is understood that while General Reyes is going home because he appa- rentiy regards his mission at Washing. ton as having failed, he would prefer t0 remain here until the seAete acted upon thS canal treaty.
 Colombia May Mean War. |, Colon, Jan. 12.-United States naval au- Ithorftles here appear to be convinced from the tenor of the reports which are continually brought fin that Colombia is determined to send an army to attack Panama.
 The Panama authorities yesterday re- ceived oficisl confirmation of the fact that the Colombian forces ct Titunaati number at least four thousand men un- der command Of Generals Ortiz. Uribe- Uribe, Bustamente and Move. These troops are we'll armed and supplied with ammunition and have four guns, three steam launches and q large supply of cattle.
 It is expected that all the Ansricau waFshipS will leave Colon tomorrow tof the purpose of making a defhonstra4ion along. the San Bias coast. The veasaia will land an attacking force the moment information reaches them that Colombian troops have crossed Into Panama terrt- tory.
 There are no signs of q Colombian army in the vicinity of Panahaian territory on, the Pacific. The outlook. Is apparently warlika.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
South cAroltnasw Representation.

Colombia, Q. C.. Ian. T5.-|The South
 Carolina Legislature convened st noon tO- day and after the reading of Governor Hayward's first annual 1peasaeA, the first action taken was the passage of 0 concur the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, three members of tiis Senate and i've members of the House to attend the funeral of General Gordon, as representa- lives of South Carolina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
IoHrr purn Trahuta.

Jackson, MiEo-. Ian. 2.-censral Robert Lowry. commending the Mississippi Dfvis- ion. Uaitsd Confederate Vetsrans, today isEued an ofleial oraaR notifying his conn mand of the death of General Gordon. General Lowry pays the asaa soldier and statesmaa beautiful and loving tribute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
FnnAral of Mr.. xA,tI,.

The funeral of Mr. George Keith, whose death occurred Monday morning, took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, from lils late residence, ( May Street, West End. Rev. Walter M. Crawford. pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church ofsiciated. Interment was made In Oakwood, Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13

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