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The Globe-republican., 1904-02-18
First published February II.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Isolated tract,)
Public Land Sale,


PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Ford County, State
Of Kansas.
Flora A. Balch, Plaintiff,
vs.
John M. Balch, Defendant.
State of Kansas TO John NJ, Balch:-
You will take notice that you haye been
sued In the above named court by Flora A.
Balch for divorce from you, the defendant,
for the care and custody Of Owen NJ. Balch,
and Helen W. Balch, the minor children Of
plaintiff and defendant, and for a decree
awarding to tho plaintlff as her nlimony
Lots thlrtynine 1907, thirtyseven (S7), thirty.
five 1857 and the east half ~ Of Lot thirty
three 1887 In Block two ~ on Military Ave.
nue., In the City Of Dodge City, Ford County,
State Of Kansas; ind that unless You answer
the petition filed in said suit on or before the
18th day of March, 1904, said petition Will be
taken as true and q Judgment rendered
against you accordingly, granting to plain
tiff q decree of divorce from you, the de-.
PENDANT, giving to said plaintiff the care and
custody Of said minor children above named
and decreelng to plaintiff the above descrlb-
cd property as hUr alimony and for costs.
FLORA A. BALCH,
BY SUTTON Il sCATEs, her Attys.
Attest. J.C. BAIRD,
[SEALl Clerk Dist. Court.
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Nearly Forfelts His Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horrible ulcer on the leg Of J.
B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ills. For four
years 1t defed all doctors and all reme-
dies. But Bucklen's Arnlca Salve bad no
trouble to cure him, Equally good for
Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and
Piles. 26c ut Rath h Bainbridge's Drug
Stnra
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-18
First published February IS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas,
February II, 1904,
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his inten
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be,
fore the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land
Office, ut Dodge City, Kansas, on March 26
1904, viz. Albert Miller, H. g. No. l0SlS for the
SEX Sec. 5, T. $685., R. 26w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
James 0. Tucker, Of Dodge City, Kansas
Josephus Minor, Of Dodge City, Kansas
Clarence Lierle, of Dodge City, Kansas
Andrew Evarts, of Dodge City, Kansas.
II. 4. MlLLlKAN, Register.
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bllities as they presented themselves. As
q statesman, party director aud politi-
cal counselor Marcus A. Hanna made a
deep impress on the history Of ILLS Coun-
try during bis public servlce,-St Louis
Globe. Democrat. ~
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Mysterious Circumstance.

JbUCIIVub NOTWITHSTANDING
One was pale and sallow and the ether
fresh and rosy, Whence the difference?
She who is blushing with health uses DR..
Kings New Lille Pills to MAINTAIN it. BY
gently arousing the lazy organs they
compel good digestion and head off con-
stipation. Try them. Only 25c at Rath
& cambridge, druggists.
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-18

Carl Miller, principal Of the city
schools, has been visiting in Lindsborg
during the week school has not been Ia
progress here. While Ia Bethany COL
lege be gained a years time In bis classes
and at the close of the present term he
will 20 to Lindsborg and graduate regu-
larly with bis class. He will have made
the record Of graduating from Bethany
In one years time less than others.
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All services will be held as usual at
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Sabbath school at . :45 a. M, preaching
II a. M, endeayor $50 p. M, and
preaching at 1880 p. m.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.
Vinthrop's Uric Solvent VIII
Cure Rheumatism.

No need to suffer longer. 1t drives
the Uric Acid out Of the blood.
The aches and pains are quickly
gone. Perfect health follows.
WlNTHRop's URIc SOLVENT is com
pounded by the famous Winthrop
Drug and Chemical Works of Chi
cago. is not a patent medicine.
The formula is on every bottle.
You know what is in it. So do we.
That is one reason why we recon
mend it. Come in, rheumatic suf-
ferers and ask for
WINTHRop's
Uric SOLVENT.
SOLD BY
Pine & BOND, Palace Drug Store,
Dodge City, Kansas.
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Bones Wanted.
l will buy bones for the next 80 days.
p. BURGLAND,
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

The following letters remain unclaimed
for the week ending February IS.
Baubeln, H b Blackman, J F
Casey, FC Chapman, Bessie
Field, CA Douthit, Mrs Irene
Harrel, Chas Head, Roscoe A
Houston, Mrs la Kirwan, John
Oday, John CULLEN, Orbin
Rhodes, Mrs O. Williams, Dock
Wayne, G L
One cent will be charged for ad.
vertised letter delivered,
J. A. ARMENT, P. M.
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AGENT WANTED
z Good man In every county to sell \
0SG00D Farm
nnd Stock SCALES

Most complete line made. 1904 Patterns
Steel Lever Stock Scales ore beauties. Pre-.
fer man experienced In selling machinery
and imp lements. Fine catalogue No sam.
pier. Can DO handled nicely as side line. Lib
eral contract. Exclusive sgency. Havu you
that man In mind? Show him this paper. He
can make Nancy. We want him now. Act
quick. oSaoop SCALE o., S!ashantsn. n. Z,
Largest makers Of farm scales In this coan.
try
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COAL, STRIKE
IS IMMINENT ]
NIineJWorkers sof the Central
District Decline to Accept
sProffered Scale.
LEADERS URGE ACCEPTANCE
lRy Associated9 press.lE


INDIANAPOLIS. md March 5.---The
Joint conference between the coal min
Sers and operators OF the central COM
petltlvc district ad journed to- day itlloutt
renching an green,er as toatfis Sc scale e, OF
wages for ths year 60 nj encing q pril
1st. " This is the second time there has
beenliSa failure to agree.
The operators are leaving for their
homes Tho 800 miners delegates here
will meet Monday morning III national
convention, when. 1t is announced. a
statement Of the position OF the miners
will be given to tho public
The final disa greement and adjournment
came after a day devoted to consideration
OF the ultimatum of the operators. which
was that two-years' scale pc signed
at a reduction of five and a half per cent
from the present scale President Mitch
ell, Vice President Lewis and Secretary
Wilson, Of the national organization, and
many OF the district officers advised tho
miners to accept the operators propo-
sition. In reply many Of the delegates
announced that they were bound by in-
Estructions, and could not vote for any.
reduction.
r. e. Robbins for the operators. said
after adjournment: 1.-THE operators by
unanimous agreement made fair. mag 4
unanimous offer. The miners leaders
urged acceptance. but many OF the min
Errs were tied by the Instructions and
said they could not accent It.
u rs there any way IA strike can be
averted now?'' llo was asked. &5
v well, tho representatives OF the opn-
,-ators and the representatives of the
miners OF The four States could make an
other arrangement similar to the ono
which has Just been unsuccessfnlly con.
cluded," he answered.
Both Mr. Robbins and President
Mitchell refused to say whether there had
been any talk Of q renewal 5of negotin-
lions. e, y IS
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developed by tho war between ia pan anu
russia, The war now in progress In the
Far East is regarded seriously ny Lon
don because of the effects which are GER
tain to be felt by other nations within a
short time. 5
Japan Preparing for Coup.
IT Is generally believed that recent
movements or Japan's land force Indicate
spreparat on for decisive blow, while
Russia is still urprepared. 5sss Il
France Is now ready to add Z Russia.
and the first great defeat suff rcd ey me
Russians. tho first great loss sustained,
will. It is believed. fire q NINE ttitlt Is
ready
London knows this and fears the result.
( Tho first overt act by France Will drag
England into tho conflict. and tho great-
K est rnvies on earth will BIO forced TO bat.
\ Ito ngainst each other III
Lombard Street Registers Feel
sa.1}i ing.
Lombard Street Is tho delicate Their
amometer that marks tile changes In feel,
5ing3in Great Britain and nothing could
be more nlarinInGly significant than tho,
condition existing III tI.ondons financial.
world at this timo. "A great financial
panic IS Imminent. and 1T hangs only
upon tho continuance OF tho conserva two
FAC. lurs in power In Paris. ii
# lust what position the United States
will occupy ngthlsFgrcat conflict or the
powers is occupying no little part Of tha
attention Of the diplomats gof tho Old
world at this time. Russia has always
counted upon tho United States as q
friend. while Great Britain looks TO the
United States as n natural blood ally,s
Russia's Need of France.
Russia needs France and has already
sounded that country diplomatically,
learning that a few changes IN the cab
met uro necessary before hope OF sup
mort can bo expected These changes arc
likely TO be made ut any momnt. how,
ever,
Russia needs q new navy. and VIII
look TO France to supply IT, She needs y
chain Of icoallng stations from the Baltic
to the yellow Sea. aud France has these
The great army being mnssed BY RUSSIA
Is useless unless great sections or IL can
he transported by water together with
tho enormous amount OF supplies needed.
With her own navy crippled mud useless.
Russia must have tho aid or france's
great fleet TO guard her Transports
France EwillIibe willing 10 lend her navy
for this purpose very soon.
Conbes Cabinet Weak,
1t IS known In Paris that the Comics
Cabinet cannot retain oontro, OF tho
5Chamber1 Of Deputies much longer Tho
IConlbes Cabinet has heretofore been me
only assurance OF French neutrality. bul
It's power Is waning, It is known TINT
IL Is rent by International dlssensions and
may be dissolved at any time #
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GOT HELP HERE. THROUGH
LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT

Into, by Mr. Roosevelt's desire. The
postmaster brought the matter to ! no no
attention OF the Citizens Relief A ASS "a
ton the case was investigated, and ne ne
man was found to be very worthy
person. suffering from no fault OF MS
own. Prompt assistance was given. N r.
b Stewart Hume. secretary OF the CIT 1tl-
zens Relief Association, then wrote TO
tho President. Informing him that relief
had been afforded. nnd the President re-
NJ ed. expressing his thanks
Tho President Of the United States hns
many cares on his mindbE and among
these ii had not occurred to the public
that re Iof work among the poorer classes
was ore Of his duties. but SO It appears
10 be- and Richmond rs to be- congratu.
lated upon possessing an organization
that is able both toshelp the government
or tho United States and to relieve I he
sufferlngs OF worthy persons,
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PRIEST LOSES LIFE
IN CHURCH FIRE.
Rev. Father Ernest and Two
Domestics Burned in Destruc-
ton Of St. Patrick's Church.
(py Associated pross.)

E NEW YORK. March done priest and
two servants were killed and two other
priests were severely injured at ire
which destroyed st. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church ard the adjoining rectory
In Long Island City to-day. Those killed
were Rev. Father Ernest and Mary
Margaret brady. domestics, Those Injured
are REV Father lteurney. abraslons OF
face, hands and left hip, and Rev. Father
lIIenngan, shock ana cortusons. The
money loss By the fire was estimated at
$4,000. The cause Is unknown. Father
Ernest Is beloved to have lost his .life
whilo trying 10 save the Two women. who
SLEPT In tho third story.
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Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt:
S"Daar Friend and Statesman"

Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt:
Dear Friend and Statesman.
In this manner began q letter mat
reached its way to the White House
mail box a few days ago
Z Tho writer was Il Richmond edmond begg ''
who disdaining the ordinary channels
through which. charity is dispensed. app
piled directly to the Chief Magistrate
Of the nation for help. ie implor red
that his name he6kept secret. The letter cite
explained tho troubles Of stthesappllca e
and contaired an urgent appeal 70 the
president for assistance.
& With a remarkable thoughtfuiness, MT.
Roosevelt set In motion the machinery
tint would giye to the starving manl5in
n distant city the bread he asked. Tho
Presidents private secretary. MI. Loeb,
wrote 20 Postmaster Wray !. lSnght
ana directed that the matter be looked
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HAY RESOLUTION
WILL Be REPORTED
tI,y Assoc,nted Press.

WAsHINGroN. March 5,--The House
Committee on. Rostotfices and Post Roads
unanimously agreed to-day to report the
Ray resolution. calnng for Information
relative 10 tho uso Of Influence by
members of the House in behalf of In.
screases iii salaries Of postmasters, IN,
4orcasss OF clerk hire. etc. to the House
with tho recommendation that Il ,"lay
ON the table he resol,l Tons NH be
accompanied by confidential EXHIBITS ~. N
the BristoW report of the postal \ inSestlr
CATION, 'r,lisi will be 8priilted and made
publ Z. # f. 81 Ri e s3 MI III n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
IT SHOOK WINDOWS
FOR TWENTY MILES
Terrific Explosion Near Pitts
burg, i'll Which One Man Was.
Killed and Many Injured,
1Ru Associated Press

5I,ATROBE,s PA. March 5,--As the re'
suit of an explosion of powder and dyna-
mite at the magazine Of the Il. >. kcr'
baugh Company, at Heads Hill, near
here, one man. Patrick Quinland was
Killed and twsnty-ono others wero m
jurcd Zach Quibbs. who was In his
nome half Il mile from the scene OF the
explosion. was so badly hurt by his house
being carried from its foundation. that
tho will die. Houses within a radius OF
Il mile were toppled from their fonndnr
lions and window glass IN houses twenty
miles distant were broken4t I't IA
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AGAIN ARRESTED
FOR CONTEMPLATING
Especial 10 Tho rmos. Dlspnteh) 4

BIIJEFIEI.D. w. VA, March 5.--Ap T.,
IIendricks, tho former Bristol. Tenn, sar
loon Keeper. is In iail at Welch. having
been unable to secure bond n ne 10 S ~ M -
Elltes grand fury, which conYenes IN thS
city IN May next. fle vas tried here sev,
eral days ago on the charge o. cireHiat, -
He was arrested last night by secret ser
vice detectives on the SANS charge Win
the above results 5, IL,
hind 10 soon as he can communicate ~
those Of his liinsmen who Dare wealthy or
whom +heIis said to have quite numner
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.FOUR-MIL CHURCH
IN COURT OF CLAIMS

Especial to 'rheaTlmcs-D lspatcl)
GlNyAslrI NOTION p, C.a.s March 5, Repre-
sentative Lamb has succeeded in having
the Committee on War Claims refer to the
Court OF Claims for adjudication four
claims whlch. he sought 70 have djusted
.by bills introduced at this session. One
OF tho claims Is that of the Four Mile
Greek Baptist Church. OF Henrico county.
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#BoatClub Meeting.

! The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Boat Club Will he held on Tuesday eyer
ming next at $50 o clock at the home scf
the Virginia club, No. 25ll East tiraee
Strael. The election ~ officers Will take
place. and lthere Will be Other important
,bllsinnssa u he question Of employing a
trainer WI be q isc'lsse1 Us light refresh
mcllts viii be IserYNtl. III .ssss,ss NJ
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! Speak to Jewellers,
a. AssocIaIed press. y

fI-Fl@I IH41- by sNSsuCIatuu 9ITEHsJ 7II7.793
sPRoYIpENCE. II, N, March 81 George
B. Gortelyou. Secretary 0f Commerce and
Labor, and Senator N, VI Aldrlcll We're
the principal speakers at tho banquet ~
the New England Jewellers. and silver
amiths' y Association tO-lligbt, e Sec retIaryi
was cortlial w receive /, and his
remarks were girsp he closest al tentionl
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FATAL SHOOTING ON
PASSENGE TRAIN
GAY Associated Press,

GAINESVILLE, F'LA,. March 5.T-L. N.
t'assels shot Joseph Williamson through
the lungs this morning ON NJ passenger
train between Cltia and Gainesville When.
they mot on the train bitter words ,pasFr
ri between ihem on Eacconnt.of q woman
to whom both were paying nttentinl,
f,assels Is said to have made q remark
derogatory To her character which M NJ
li,nso1 resented and Gassels shot him
Twice ylia,nson will Eprobab y dieist
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COUNT Won WALDERsEE
DIES AT HANOVER
,pv!, A ssf,cintad Prcss

y n. \ I5Y3N = y '-EF'
HANOVER, PRUSSIA, Marrlls 5-7SNisld
Marshal Count Won Waldersfe died
shortly after 5 q clock th1G SYenins.
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IConbes Cabinet Weak,
JAPAN MAKES DEFENSE.
-ustitics Her Action in Every
thing in Note to the
Powers,
-lRy Assoelatod press.l

TOXIC, Match 5,-rJapan addressed y
note to the Powers osday IN response to
lilo Facenl7 communication from Russia.
The note has not been published here
and Its contents are unknown Russia
various communications ~ the t'oWars'
lGontinud Ga aocond Pds9.) #
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Inquest Unnecessary,

Sergeant Werner and Coroner TAYLOR
both wcnt#to the scene and made exam
nation, and inquiry into the death. They
both became convinced fllat tho fatality
was clearly ana lndlsputubly q case Of
suicide and that there was no OCCASION
for an Inquest to determine that fact,
Baker was a man of small means. and
SO far as known lived happily With his
family.
The weapon used was q as-calibre fyer-
johnson. XIII SG
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North Carolina.

Mrs. nj. II Green, OF Macon Ga. 70 bbed
monSs on PuIima1 car q the southern
Railway--The scabourd Air Line files
exceptions to order OF the Co porA ion
lotto and denies the authorltyof the COM
mission to order it:Sit further ella ms
That the station is not needed Joe Bat
Tie taken from Raleigh 10 ,rarboro. for
itiols TO prevent lynchng--A private let
ter from Mrs. Russell states that her
8iical state---Afuclt now building reported
from Salisbury $5l
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Ar1N1ATuRD ALMANAC,
157 49, N1nrCII q, 1sWI. 9
sun sriscs.....fS:ss HIGH TIDE,
sun scts....S. G:O7 Mornltlg..... :o5
Richmond.

81 John u. Blkcr. well known saloon man.
eommlla slucide while in bed and aIlone
a The r. NJ 6. A.. convention has three
ntere & sessions and ae'f
the banquet Dwyer.i the wrestler. who
So to have lanother tnatch..thIs week. de-
clarcs hat he is the world 9 hampi on -
President Rooseyeit----L aw-makers have
n busy. week before them 10 set through
with their work.. Bill to compel inter
change OF service between NIL telephone
ad The Ipuss and hs
the Senate. but not asted ,ipcii-------- II ca !
estate men look for Increased activity
4 With opening Of better wca ther----A mother.
interesting day In tho trial % 10 B,,sby
Close Of N . ctive week on the obacco
market With finc prices prevai ltig..---,r i,e
budget to hcy considcrtd8 BY the Council
,o-inorrow night Statement issued
showing that sfrength of the Virginia.
S,atH IS not
4 ton at which there were four generations
representcd---Ruralf free delivery service
being extended in virginia oionel VIM
u eet1i Of Eluyanna who has been
muddy fields---J udye e. W. Saunders
talked Iof for Attorney.Gencral- No
doubt that winter is over. for the ground
'rER-MBoard or Aldermen concars With.
Council In the free bridge proposlt ton
4 FINANCE Committee mests In special ses-g
sion to consider report from spcrla com
Inittee on5licepss taantion-- Father Wa
tsrs 70 prsach q special sermon n. on co =,
returns----CltygA Mission 2 give supper MT
Mas onic Temple. S N Il ttifss53s sa3 sSaa
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Average for 81 hours. s7l.

Highest Temperature yesterday. ~
Lowest temperature yesterday. ,... -. %
Mean temperature yesterday. ..... 49,. 30
Normal Temperatures for Marcli........ 50
Departure from normal Temperature. IS
precipitation during pust a ltours... %
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General.

e. . E . Z "
Opinion cXpresscd In London that Eng
land, France ana the United States will
I he drawn into tho war In the Far F. asst;
Japan makes strong reply to- Russla'sl
communication to the powers. President
Joseph t.. Smith, ofathe Mormon Church,,
becomes angered at the continued pod
ding, and makes further adnllsslon IS 4. OF
makes earnest plea6for y, larger navy.
taking part In q breezy discussion over
Ollrarelntions to the war In the Ear East
Conference between coal miners and
opera tors closes without an agreement.
and n strike seems imminent----One man
sion near Death in Florida
OF Rev, T. e. Porter New YORK Demo,
crafts fix time for State convention. and
id is lis is avoided So Lord'G Huntington
found guilty Of murder In The first degree
ut st. Lou Silk men drowned and four
others Injured As result lnf collapse Of
Ex-Ciovarnora Russell OF North Carolina,
reported much better at 3nltimore hos.
pltnl---C Criminal branch, Of the Court Of
iGessaton grants appeal of Dreytlss II or
y revision of his congressman
Lamb, not pcnsed With any Of road bills
n9w pnndn VIII prepare one himself,
ea nrshEl ouRt Hen WoHersfha eoa
Institutes Gnnfederate comlmlts
suicide In NInryla nd---Rey, Father Ernest
& md two domestics lose theirGliyesS lii the
burning. of ST. Mays Church. Long Is-
+ land--Ncw trial refused Samuel a. {Grott
$1,000 ine--C condemned negro, III Ala
hama. before being taken to tho SEQ fold
wounds guard with knife and has to be
pinned with pitchfork.
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Virginia..

4 5Sz VII Slllid. iE55s3 Sssl " Z & RAJ
Runaway horses get hung III railroad
strestle In Dnwlddie and latcness OF tho
train prevented q catas ie-----Epwors lr
Lea que Conference to be held In Peter :
burg and extensive preparations VIII be
made torentertain the delegatcs-----Catior
and Barrett. charged with shooting and
killing election officers In Scott county
acquitted In trial at Joncsyillc. Lee county
Medical Society Of Frederick, and
Chief stevedore ofSOld Dominioa stan
ship Company at Newport News falls
heir. to large fortune from his fathe In
England. whom he had not seen for TWEEN
ty-nine ycars-Burglars attack the bark
Mt BoykIns, bur are scared off before they
complete their work--F'ishermen of = G
Northern Neck almost despair of any
catch on account of the late seasot-----
Southsde medical men have an interest
Ing meeting In Courtiand---Svt nnton
Council discuss question of city building
Il new theat re Hampden Sidney athle .cs
preparing for contest for cup he
fusion Democrats OF Norfolk county to
ask Central Committee for final urinary
TO have sanction of State Comm ltec----
Receivers appointed by Judge WaI{il at
Norfolk for the Tnnis Lumber Company
Communication OF sentence OF c. c..
Walker at Portsmouth by the Governor
causes much comment.
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OF \ e DAYS NEWS
TIE Weather.

$SfitpAst11NGTcN. March forecast FOR
'iVirgfi,a.- CLOUDY Sunday and Monday,
with SraiiI and slowly rlsng .teinpera ttlfe;
frckit cast To sou tlcast winds. p } "A u
zAS NORTH Carollia tlalli aud warmer Sun.
dry. q Monday rain !; fresh northeast Winds.
%SE South Carolina RAlnFilnd warmer Sun.
day Rain Monday; brisk mort heast winds
on tho coast. " II y. p
E with bright sunshine md the arr Just
IN Richfnond yesterday was almost ideal.
Clouds, md perhaps rain. arc predicted
& for to.dayFnnd Tomorrow, K s5
a STATE Oh, TIL u I'LL ERIN M III OR.
- a.. M. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
i2 M. ............... .......... 80
3 II. NJ. ~
Is r. M. Observation-Disclosures. =. 80
10 tP M. .......
II Midnight 81
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