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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
sTRU OK in The FOREHEAD :: | :1l![|.
BY BLOW OF AN AXE.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch:)
GREEN BAY. Sept 2.--NV nile !. a 't
work at Stony Knoll near sher re To-Day
with Mi. Iinklar, Mr.. Perkins was as Z; ac-
tcIden,ally struck with an q axe IN IN the
forehcad, receiving proba w fatal alta; IN u
when Efnkiar's axe slipped just MS ne
aimed 10 strike The post hitting MI.
Perkins squarely in the forehead, in,
]fIicting terrible wound. Or. Young
was at oace summoned, and upon his
arrival did sall in his power for the u':-
fortunate man. i t cannot be determined
whether he will survive
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WHEN on WANT GOOD HOSIERY
Ell for child imam or oman, come rlght8toi
PEMBERTON,saP PRICE
AND ~ IN Ss45
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sThev Virginia N echanlcs' institute,

NIGHT SOHO OF OF II EcHNoLoGY,s
1o44 and 1919 e ast Broad Street,
Will begin Its twenty flrst session on the
third day OF October, 1904. The scholara
OF last session will be givenfthe exclusive
privilege OF entering until the 10TH Of
September. after that date all 5appllca e.
Stfons will be considered in turn, until
the limit OF each class Is rea chcd. Apply
TO Secretary at Institute daily from $3.50
O'Clock A. NJ. to 2 o clock p. NJ, and from
q o'clock p. M. to g o'clock p NJ.
MANN s. QtrARLES,
Chairman School Committee. /
TIIOs. ELLEIT, Secreta Try. Isl Il
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics

&f1}sSS {E,ys Associated Press
LIVERPOOL Sept 3.--F'o flowing are
the weekly cotton sta tistics; Total sales
lean, %, GOj bales /; Eng ish Primers TAX
ngs, 81 0O0 bales total exports IS. 900 bales;
Imports of AL kinds, s0 ba Les 1imp,or5s'5
100, 900: 4 stock American. II ,00o; qua nifty
afloat all kinds, 81, 100: y quantit q floa !,
q bales tt4Gl
portcrs, 100 b les q III ~ .Fas 4
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SNOWN,83O OYSTER SEASON
B open at III STJNIPF'S SS&RESTAURAN,r,
Eighth and Main II I. "a s3i3 r. ssi t3i3
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Nc0L re- -
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL All

OPP MONROE PAR ,l99Za R1CHMOND.EIVA-
sEssIO N fof nine months 6eps.
81 to June borough prspa "a l3n .ior. uni;
versity coils ges technical school. o. s. Naval
and Military Academies. vi Primar ~ department
for small boys, witt sepa "a instruetors:
study hall. and recitation rooms. Number. ~
Be at home. n N. Belvdcre ST.. after Sept.
IS. For full Information as TO terms. system.
Instructors toge ther with complete University
and College Record since see 40 age cate.
slogue at book and drug stores. or by mall
~ ~ Ohm +. INQUIRE. Principal
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FROM RICHMOND, VA.--cH HEAP RATES
VIA sEABoARD AIR LINE, &

Sal 3=5Y VIA oEA60AnO y Mn LINE, 3s.sf
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. and return,
s65. %. Account Triennial Conclaye,t
knight Templars. and Sovereign Grand
ledge, i. o, 20. +. Tickets on sale Au-
gust 18th to September eth. inclusive, lin.
lied to October 49, 1901. sa
A AUSTIN. TEXAS, and return, ss9s5.
Account National Baptist Convention.
Tickets sold September 18th and 18th.
limited to return at any date not late:,
Il Than September 10th. "a
s11iC.,HATTANOoGA,T TENN, and return,
,Is.75;7 account international Association
4 OF Fire Enslneers; tickets sold septem Der
hut on payment of 50 cents. tickets will
"a extended to any date. not later than
4 Contender SOth. 5 M
.@ All OF tho above rates apply from r CHI
Il moEd. Va. Proportionally cheap rates
may be had at al. other stations on tho
seaboard. ID
z II. 8, LEARD, w. NJ. TAYLOR, 81
y. 4. a., c, r. A. >
Phone 4o5, $50 E. Main St., Richmond, Va.
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1n he
ABOUT.
TOWN
BY H!Alrry5rl'I uc "; 3

q we feel constrained u make n kick, 4
sforsiwe think we have good son.
A fellar has Il a perfect right to wear
n plug hat at an evening party or 81, +
a trolley ride or to luncheon ~ he so il
elects. 81 ST. gsii s ssliggs
I 50 has he a right 10 wear ! straw
hat with a. swa low.tai II coat.
FL Tkereforr We wish to Ssa VI that We feel
privileged TO wear any kind OF a hat We u
choose, and that comments on the ap-
rearance of our present headgear are en-.
Etirely. out OF place. i5 3s5s "a 4
! we thought we had any Influence
with the Street Committee, we'd ask 0ll-
bert Pollock and Morgan, Mills to have a )
pavement placed in front OF our palatial
residence In the West End.
Many midnight hours have found US 4
struggling through the mud and slush in
front OF our front fence and ma ny's the 4
time we have threatened to change our
place OF abode. 335 aliB
But now with our old friends back on
the committee. wc think we shall have
that pavement.
we. are so glad that the Academy sea-
son Is opening. and we think the new
curtain Is a beauty. f5 III 3t)5
E Manager Rex Will be back with us and
Urea surcr Leo Wise Is already here. and q
we have a hunch that things will go
along nicely all this season.
Eve are glad we are on visiting terms
with Manager Lcath.
Ftsl q ai ~ 81 Il
Dave Kline is ons his way this way.
sIIo comes to let Stheatregoers here know 4
all about Howard Hall new play. and
we feel that We will have al chanco to
get even with him for the way he trea ted y
5us in New York a week or two 4 go
In tho morning or the nigh by the light
OF her eyes, s;S8
or the noon or The stars n the ruby
skies. s5sg
l You nrise from your bed with 4 feeling
In your head 55 5s Ss58 81
And sou Jump on the cook cause she 4
burned the bread. . siIs S
Which you E,ouldn' z do. S Ind eed.. " your
F43 famiIy were a t home. l35i al $
And the cox \, simply says. the bread
Snsver$ req. s$Ss az
sheatnvites you 3 walk, Or 70 run or 10
S roam s. s is ,I5S fs,
Aud that's j how a 4 happy family Is
i broken up In the summer time.
ii
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DENTISTRY.

Il tx HAVE Il A FEyys SETS & Of TEETH
Left of which I will make at $500 Come
y early and save m oney. g old crowns,
* ST. gold filings, 81; teeth extracted pain
Y less and Free when plates are made.s
SDR. DORSET, 4 81 p. III Broad st. .ssssff8S
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WANTED, A BOY, BETyvEENS14 AND
1G years of age Q learn the drug bust
& ness Address 'ALOIN, care his
5lofflce, sSSS ff5EaA
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II.
cost DELI GHTFUL 0uTIN G.
Every Sunday via G. & D.

Combined rail- ard water trip. No DUST.
no dirt. Fast. clean.ride to the ocean
without stops. A sail across Hampton
Itoads ina handsome steamer. il,0e round
$trip to Newport News, Old Point, Ocean
View and Norfolk. Two fast trains. with
parlor cars leave Main Street station
every Sunday. $50 and . "a. Nj.
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7HELP WANTED-Female.

cOoK-WANTED. A GooD! coo Il y
No. 2O5s Barton Avenue, Barton II eights.
Apply at once. sS{s AN flE ,lsSE ss3$8
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sIi1'rTc Asses 70 4 SUIT INTERNATIONAL
IA TRUNK STO r E. Il & lSe3 "a i ssi
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500. 9. g 9. Sl.0o.

axe G. a. o. Sunday outing to rs
port News, Old Point, Ocean View and
Norfolk. sl.oO round trip, Sunday. Two
sfs st trains With parlor car leave $50
and 8 "a. NJ. Cape Henry and Ylrgl1t.:.
Peach. s1.25.
538 G. and o. passengers can ronlai at
h Ocean View until 1880 p. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

IA LIZ STOCK or BOYS AND CENTS
Shoes just Opened So In s.ill z styles and
feathers, at SPENCE's;f6 1s East Broad
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WANTED. 81 DRU G a llRll; DUNG
man preferred, either reg stered or reg
GSistercd assistant; state salary wa ed.
Address Box 1893, 81 Iexing ton, II Va
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,WNNrFD, FAMILIES LEAVING trin
city for the summer to kno W that at me
fT,aa ts and everything else co tained IL
market. 3 RAUER's. 3 EastS Broad asl
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SUMMER BOARDING.

3, ii NolsI,.7 RON AiI Il, "A DEL1G IttT-
}fE;ful stop over for lloineing PARTIES; Pc
i cial rates for SeptemberSnn ind o Der BY
y day, week or51,ionth. B a. IT. NOEL.
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THE RATE
FOR CLASSIFIED WANT
ADVERTISING

"a j cent per word Net Cash III
ADVANCE. with a minimum cost &
OF rs cents for each insertion.
The same rate applies to deaths.
marriages, obituaries and all other I.
classified notices. No display type
allowed In tie classified columns sa
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\ HELP-MALE AND EEMALE..

1iof The best white&familcs in this city:
good wages paid forth right persons.
We have Implications for large nuns
3! Der of5cooks who can furnish good refer
III city. Apply att once to THE NEGRO
n LABOR q DEVELOPMENT fAGENC T,
628 e. Broad s treet fsecond floor,
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TWELFTH ST. NJ 4o3 rs. y FCAN Els,
\; first .class rooms and board; also table
board transient boarding 81 per day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

ENERGETIC WORKERS Ev, Z r "
where to distribute circulars samples
cam aanva na1n. G5s pPERATfHE hDVlsR
K 9TlSINC; Co., New y ork 81 4,
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Help Ws,il'rE D Male.

sTENoGRAPHER AND
clerk; one who has had practical expert
ence. Address. With references, sta'inE
\ Iron, c. & C. CO., g oslea. Va.
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,rHE ONLY OR1GINA P1 CrURE OF
Libby Prison no on sale & finely litho-s
CENT OF 10c.7i LIBBY N OVELTY@ CO..,
Y 2o2 iOakwood Avenue e. III gll3s
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ASK FOR RUssELL's @ ANT1-R
Powder; positively destroys wa ter bugs
viii ia mailed on 1.eceipt8of price by WI
~. EANEs, Tween y-nf tn and Lelg h.ssss;.38
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YOU FIND AS COMPLETE MARKET
& everything the best and always fresh;
vegetables chicken =, meats fresh nsn
51BRAUERsS.f3 East Broad Street.
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THIS Is THE PLACE. FOR WHITE
black and Scolorcd Mulls; II plaln at ~ 1-2,,
dotted at 10 y cents. aF'EMBERTON,
d PRICE AND n &C. IS Ell 353.3 Ss
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WANTED. YOURsTRUNK REPAIRING.s
IA RICHMONDE8TRU IN rG.sE co. MS COS
Brook Avenue Phone 1854. ~ 3Ss l si;s
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FOR sA1,El-4s, REM sHo T'YPEWR1T--
fer, almost new cost 800 I; Will sell for SO
cash; also new II almond TypeWsriter
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4 REAL ESTATE II OF Sale. e

For sADE,, EX CHANGE OR RENT-1soi
acres improved land near r chmond.5
Particulars from NJ. NJ. PRESCOi.Tl
IIliznbet tn, Penn. 8as .ass 5sls ~
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SCHOOLS.
/ MOL L.EY's SCHOOL FOR 3 BOYS,

Pine street, between Grace and Franklin
Geo. M !. Motley. Principal ;S Richard II,
Wilson, Jr., Associate Principal. 5
Prepares boys for colleges and uniyer-
stiles. i i3 III, 6E 1. s5i
Opens W edncsday, September 21st, 81
II New pupils classified Tuesday, Septem-
Der Goth, Catalogues at the book stores.
q For ca talogues and further information
address the Principal at Nimrod Hail.
Bath county, Va, till s Sept amber 18th !;
afterwards Richmond. SD a. fss5ij
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osT-BHrNiE,N OLD MARKET p
Twenty.third Street, open fnc &C. d !hdlesi
silver watch and blue cnamclled PIN.
Reward II left ut SIG 8Jessn mine Strcet.
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WA NTED, 40 CARPENTERs.$ 40 NJ LIZ,
Wrighis: tell hours per ilay;at two mon tbs
work &forSrebuilding factory state age.
experience and least wages expected;
no strike IN AT'L. STARCH Co.. Oswe-
go, NJ Y. f:t IN iG5gS {5s III S5 ,
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KEEP9YoUR8 HEAD COOL AND SAVE
8Si headaches & BY getting one OF those
Feat light Derby Hats rto I, be J! had
q nerE Elgh and Main Streets. 4 &
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REL1AsDB GENTLEMEN BOARDERs
b wanted at 10 South Belvidei'e. Call and
IA exchange references. s3 fg9t
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH ST.. NJ, 5l6-N1CELY n iR-
iilshed, pleasant rooms, with good board.
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REAL ESTAT For Rent

r T5AL ESTATE FOR r EMIT HAVE a
5fi desk space for rent at my office, 918 H.
"A Main Street, III. II T. LETT &. 3fs E
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SITUATION WANTED: Maze

YoUN q MAN vi OF 81 EARS Ex-;;
$5 perience & Iii N retail business, and not
Z afraid OF work. desires some neat job {;
FL can give references. Address Retail,
care Times-Disp patch. la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

sTRAYEr IR OMl iii S. THIRD r..
FOX Terrier puppy With black head and
q spot on back answers to name Of ia l OK.
y Reward II returned to above hummer.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FRANKLIN. 5T5, WANTED, TIE IN y
ant for parlor8 f. DOR, newly papered .pri-3
5ssvate; porcelal bath; also basement, floors
sSand b kitchen; 10 81 & r. g Franklin Street.
Address Mrs BALIl.sSs IL. X 355f
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-SEPT. I'D. AMERICAN isES ~.
fetal Insurance Company card and 800,
i all in an envelope. Card has the 1la me y
returned 10 sol +. 4 Grace Street.
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II. TRUNKS .l!:!:l \

CE,sTRrJNKS FACTORY 6ls EAST
=; broad street, wants 81 your trunk and.
satchel repairing p. HI SPENCE. Shoe,
8s and Trunk House. S;3sss3 l85;
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J REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED. a FARM ABOUT 100 ACRES
4 with dwelling barn, etc:,S locat ted near
PARTICULARS, d ETC.. 81 IANRENCE,s$$ 23S35
4 West Fifty-thlrd Street, New y ork cit "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

WANTED. IA FIRST-CLASS RELIABLE!
piano sa lesman. Ado dress 0ARNELL &
II TEOAlAS, Ralei gh. N q SD ss
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/ ROOMS FOR RENT

WANTED. b 81 10 tINcs M AN. ONE OR
1.-two voting men to share s,il te of two
CHEEKY rooms, near Seventh and Gtac !.
one sleeping room, ntaini1lg two bed !
Esnishcdi n and has stationary washstand
with water Iii room I; a price very low
qliict persons desired. Ad dress zEBj
care his office 81 sE IA III N 83G S "a
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PERSONALS


CHAIRS RESEA TED "A N b II FED FL r
1ltnre repaired the only place ~, ne
A city where YOU can have your pa ~
carriages repaired slrss p1B rByoM Fl
@ Will wv md RATTAN sYVORkb, A y SSo'.f
III 400 North Seventh Street.
WAITE FAMILIES LEA WING THE II =
CITY, FOR the summer to KIN ow& that they
cal, be supplied BY us while away WIZ
meats and eysryytEMsnRs ess Bass sroad
ASK ron RUssE1.r,'s AETf;RoAlCHi
Powders destroys 1oc 81
+ .s.EANEsl Twer,t s-fiftl and q Lelg r..
NfIgN.s1 SHIRTS THY AT FIT, I AN ARE
cost f0 d weds Pas XND
III &C. slg a ,is b 8 &
SUIT CASES TO SUIT p vl1RYBolp ?, /,
q. .P FfsfJs 4 s Tof fI J,
FOR SALE.
JUST III p TIL NCi TO Make a 81 Ne
of5the finest country middlin IS and shoul-'
ders; eal qnd 1Nem 'ore tneS a lis
Eg ~ ri Eighteenth Street, E5 Y 'a., III ss ~
FOR sALE-a R1SN fIo T'YPDWR n
Ter, almost new cost 500 Will sell for $40
cash also a new Fl almond Typewriter
3 for SIS. fs"TYPElHRITER,' care this Of
+ fee 53, is 4 N d syaliisS .a!,l sA
ASK FOR RUssELL's 8 ANTI-RoACH,
sPowder; positi DESTROYS water Y. pus IS
TX will be mailed on receipt OF price by Wa
81. EANE ELS, Twenty-ffth end Lelg ~ sts;s48S
THE ONLY OR 1G1NA1s Fl c =, \, OF !
Libby Prison no W on salt 4 finely litho-
i Craphed y5for framing sent on re-
i; ceipts Of 10c.a1L LIBBY N OVELTY CO..,
Az POP OF twood Avenue. ~
you FIND 9AS COMPLETE MARKET
@ everything the best and always fresh;
yegeta bles, e chicke ns, me ats.S fresh nsh,
Il canned n goods d. lica ctes. a& etc., ct
East Broad Street.
THIS Is III E PEACE FOR WHITE
black and colored Mulls; plain at ~ Z Y IL?
dotted atals1e cents. ePEMBERTON,
B PRICE AND co 1 sYt' s,}3 S s5a
TRUNKS.
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FOR SALE.

i JUST THE TIL Nc T o MAKE. a III Ne
OF the finest scountrySmiddli ling and shout
ders ca 1 and try them BET fore they are
4 gone &C q 60. L. HAYNES g. CO.'S. lib
~ h ri rhteertlll Street. 5fgf Isl
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WANTED, s STEADY, MAN, WITT Il EN-
& nerience,, to stay III country store; small !!
pay. Apply to n Old Mi Road, a erj
& p. M. for three days i.5 sS
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NOTICE -, 3.

FALL STYLES OF STIFF. AND SOFT
l5s II ats now ready for inspection at NJ U.s.
CoE 8H D. GARMENTS Solo Agent for.
Stetson's and Miller's Dcrbys. also
III pec1al x styles in Soft Hats; corner
, Eighth5ands Mai in Streets HI Il
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STABLE FOR RENT. APPLYBA AT Gil %
4 Franklin. NJ Il 4
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MEMS SHIRTS TIL NJ II IT. AN 2 y ARB
lift ITO wear; plain or plea ted bosoinls
Il cost 81, PlJNl BID RIO NJ RICE ND
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WANTED, cAIIvANT2EDSIRON $WORIS
crs: pay from So "a to- IS per diem. ~ x
5plyito BOARD OF RI.ABO Dir EMPLOY ~
q nj I1IT, 4 Navy Y ard e Norfol!S Va.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
n ew z ork Stock.

Wall Street, New York. Jan. 16.-STOCKS
Opening transactions in stocks were on
an insignificant scale and prices in the
majority of cases scarcely moved at all.
A rise of Il point in United States Steel
was the most notable change and Pacific
Mail gained much.
strength by the various low priced and
relatively obscure stocks, speculation was
fiat and featureless. Only one or. two
transactions were made in some of the
leading stocks during the first hours
business, but the general undertone was
firm United States Steel preferred, ANAL
gamated Copper and Missouri Pacific
were lifted sharp fractions and Chicago
and Alton and Pacific Mail rose 2 points
each. Realty preferred 1ss points and
Chicago and Alton preferred IA points.
Delaware and Hudson yielded H. points
and Des MoineS and Fort Dodge points
The market was almost Stagnant with
a heavy tone. The bank statement failed
to arouse the market, the loan expan-
sion of over IS million dollars counterfeit
ing the favorable effect of the
nearly equal gain in cash. New York
Central sagged a large fraction below last
night, Southern Railway preferred a
point, Commercial Cable 11A points, Cleve-
land, C. C. and st. Louis rs points and
Lake Erie and Western points. Denver
Southwestern sold at IL, compared with
10 for the preceding recorded sale. Wis
consin Central preferred, Ice preferred
and Anaconda rose l to IA points. The
market hardened slightly and closed
steady
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Shorts Anxious to Get
Under Cover.
Corn Is Firm on a Good General
Demand.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Native Steers Sell at from
$3.50 to $4.75.
Bulk of Hog Sales $4.55 to
$3.50.

Chicago, Jan. 16-WHEAT-Shorts were
anxious to get under cover pending de-
buyers of wheat today. Offerings were
light and prices ruled firm at about last
nights close. Opening prices were trife
easier owing to the responsive cables,
May being unchanged to 1sc lower, eat
871kQS75sc. Later the price advanced to
S77s4SSc, but eased off again to S7szc.
Minnea polls, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 4Sl cars, against 572 cars last
week.
A report from Kansas City stated that
complaints of damage to the crop by
This, in connection with war reports,
brought out an an urgent demand later. May
sold Up to SsAc The close was strong
CORN-Corn was firm on a good general
demand. Domestic conditions still favor
the bull side of the market, receipts being
7sG1zc higher, at 49@491sc, eased to $3.50
4Sszc, only to rally later to 487s@49c. Lo-
cal receipts were B6 cars.
May closed AQ3sc higher, at 491s4491zc.
OATS-Oats held steady in sympathy
with the firmnesS in other grains. May
opened shade lower to 1Sc higher, at
steadied at 411aQ415sc. Local receipts were
PRoVIsIoNs-Light receipts of hogs
with an advance in prices at the yards
caused a steady tone in provisions. May
pork opened 215@5c higher at $13.171a, but
reacted later to $13. 10: May lard was I'M
at s6.6715.
WHEAT No. 2 red. s1@s5c; No;
8 red. S5d94c; No. 2 hard, 79@S3c: No
CORN--No. 2, 441zc; No. 8, 44@4414c.
OATs--No. 2. SS1he; No. 3, 3Sc.
FLAx@cash: Nv. a.O5; s.-w.. CSC;
TIMoTHY-Jan., $. O5; March, $40.
RARIE<Y-CaSh: 3S65Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
POLICE JOTTINCS.
JOintists Are Preparing for the
Regular Raid.
Storing Away Glassware and
Disposing of Stock.
THIS is A SECRET.
Of Course Liquor Dispensers
DON'T Know of Police Plans.
Charles Estes Is Once More ON
Rock Pile.

Once again the joints will suffer the
regular Saturday nightly raid Per-
chance one of them will be caught with
out a legitimate excuse-in other
words, with the goods on-but it is
very improbable They will be fixed to
receive the distinguished visitors. At
the Royal the bartender will run a
pony key until late hour in the after
noon. Then he will empty the remand
er into a tin pail and present it to the
colored porter. The spare glassware
will be stabbed in the lower left hand
corner of some secluded spot, and only
one small pitcher of booze and key
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16
A SWINDLER CAUGHT.
Borrowed Money on False Pretensei
in Oklahoma and Kansas.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. &c. S. Bunyan,
chief of police of Pond Creek, o. T.,
came to Wichita today in search of a
man who has been swindling liverymen
in Oklahoma and Kansas towns along
the Rock Island railroad by representing
to them that he was a Rock Island con-
tractor, who was about to begin ex-
cavating for a new switch in the towns
visited. He would contract with the
liveryman to board fifty mules for him.
Then, discovering that the banks were
closed, he would borrow some money
and that would be the last heard of
him.
The last place he worked was Cald-
well. Chief Bunyan caught his man
here and left at once for Pond Creek.
The fellow gave his name as O'Brien
and confessed to working his graft since
Thanksgiving.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-16

of nineteen summers and a CORE
spending number Of hard falls. who
holds relationship by marriage to a
chilli Joint on this side of the river. The
pair were occupying one room in said
rooming house, and the balance of the
roomers objected. In fact the roomers
heard rumors of rough house and go
ings on, and they baw1ed out the firm
of Wheeler and Owens. The charge
against the twain is disorderly conduct
The officers will experiment a little on
the law. OF course they had no BUSH
ness to go into the place without a
warrant, but most anything goes-a
little ways-with the police
When the police have absolutely
nothing else to do and feel the pangs
of the dread policeman's disease, en-
nui and there are no joints to
raid Observe the joke) they kill time
by joshing Officer Duncan about his re-
cent experience with a wild animal.