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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ment Washington, u. c.. until IL O'Clock noon.
MARCH s. 1904. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. TO furnish ut the navy yard, WASH
napelis, Nd. quantity of sheet brass, brass and
copper pipe, angle and sheet steel, steel tubes It
rings. feed wire. ereosoted wooden conduit btu
minized fiber conduit. tointing compound conduit
threading sticks. guide sheases. insulators. man
hole rims and covers, etc, manhole frames and
covers. iron lampposts for are lights, crpss arms
and supplies, wire rore bolts. washers. chestnut
poles. yellow pine. concrete stone. euameied
bricks. pig lead, muriattc acid. terra Gotta pine
aud fittings wrought Iron pipe. cast iron pipe and
httngs and gate valves. Blank proposals viii be
furnished upon application to the navy pay ef5fSe
Baltimore. Nd. and the bureau Of supplies and
accounts, Navy Department, Washington. d. q.
II. r. b. HARRIS Pnymaster General, o. s. n
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LIZ FURNISHED APARTMENTS ~
THE PORTLAND.


EOR RENT NE.202 c. 5r II 30
NV 2Q2e l. 2cr 2b. SIS .00 NV l1a3 e. Or: 10 80
NV 1907 list lar 85 90 NV .305 st alley. 4r.S 90
NV 2O27 l. pr 70 81 rs NV 1913 Shows r,5r.. 30
NV. 5221 new 10 Is O0i NV ,2524 e, Or. 100
NV 32l9 u new 10 DO 90 NV. 1880 Temp al, Ar. 80
NV 03l p IOr b. 80. 50 NW,14 O'Bren's c, Ar 80
NV, 1909 18Th Tor b. IS. so NV 426 st a. Ar. 80
NW.1S23 18th. Sr. h. 80. so NW.7 OBrens Ct 4r6 80
NV 1905 u new 7r b3O 90 NV 424 o st alley Arc 30
NV, 423 I'd. 6r b.. 25 so NE. 1924 Lewis, Ar 30
NV ,2010 18TH 6r b. 20. 90 SW 926 Va av, 4r. 50
NV. 419 fUrn base Ii. Is 90 SW 1911 D. Or. 30
NW.4SC 8. 81 an If isSS sw.ass 14lS 800
Nw.Ss4h 24th,Sr; 4 30 Sc l104 9th. 7r 80
sM.ass Vs. s'sS ss"...
SUBURBAN,
nished house. rooms stable and acres Of
OFFICES.
NV .Gunton bldg. .on6ces NV. Central bldg. Oflces
sss L. M - NV ~ 5!h "a RI ~
NW.S03 @. -Of1ces
STABLES
NV Rear 1115 14th. stalls. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 90
fe27-ti THOS E. WAGGAMAN 3I7 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES,
M mr. l istn mr. NV n mr.
5.I4th Chaplin NV. srl$4O. .l2l1 NV. Or. b
s0'N 81 nv UH Nj tGsS;rR HOUSES.
SEQ 1882 n NV. Ter 2b $50 So 1873 18th NV. sr,b
$50 .2901 18th NV. 11r.bI $25. $40 PA 1r.b
$50 1009 9th NV. 1Ar. SIS 20 18th ct sw nr Q Or
s45 17os 18th nv iar elslss2s Rsnd. wine NV 7r
Telephone Main ia lilo r st. NV
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FOR REHr-HoUsEs.
on UNrURNIsHEn.

4 OR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL. ES-
cate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r SITS NV.
226 Capitol, 60r. t5Q7 18th NV, Dr.. %
per annum. - 600 90 1921 NJ. apt, 5r. 46. 90
1914 ct NV. DOR. Farm near Laurel, Md.
per annuw. T. OoO0l f6r, IS acres. :. 40. 90
sthAMd av sw coffee 1888 NV. Sr. 81. 90
mils&plant, sta 125 00lSd r sos 18th NV ,6rSo. 90
sol G NV, 16r. 10000, 500 NV 7r..... &C. 50
800 18th NV. 22r. 76 00621 Az sw, 6r&sta. 90
2013 o, 10r.. 20 co. 1854 Sc, Or. 90
1907 a NV, 10r .65 00 2O13 14th 6r lis. 80
1o17 1919 10TH 17r 65 Oo 1923 Kingman pl Is. 80
9l1 NV. 12r. IS O0 o14 NV, basem't. Id. 90
2112 r. 12r.. 65O0s1211 ne. 5r.... IA 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
nrlSfh, Is 2b =, an So 600 wyoming ay 1sr a. 15o
Mass ave & nth, 16r. 4th near ne, 15r. 100
%. per an. 8 600 Riggs near 18th, Sr 100
Tenn Az mr. d. III. 2b 800 14th st 30
Mass av & Path 20r.. .200 Magnolia Ar So
near 18th, 13r. .200 Mass ay&22d 13r 3D.. rs
q near I'D NV. 16r. $50!
OFFICES.
Sun building. ....@........: 500
Atlantic Coast Line 425 18th NV. Sd n.
bldg" from $40 to $751; with heat. ........ $50
STORES.
7th and Md .$i25l425 18th NV. ....... .$T5
STABLES.
9th .irepf. 12stis $50 124s sth NV. rear. So
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worlds greatest palm 1t and astrologer now
holding receptions at 73 9Th st. NV. Zee IL.
and Soc. fe2o-13ks
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WANTEp--HoUsEa

wANrED-BY HOME SEEKER. NOT AN AGENT
to buy from owner. Oroom brick house Win GEL .s,
lar; eastern section preferred; give location and
lowest cash price or NO attention. Address BOX
ri, Star ONCE. mns-1t
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WANTED SECOND MAN AND FoOTMAN, WITH
drst-class references. Call at 1926 X st. NV 1t
WANTED - REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. AT
once. Apply LIBRARY PHARMACY, I'd and
mh4-2t*
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FOB RENT-HALLs.

FOR RENT - CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th and X SITS. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for socie.
ties banquets. entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall deS-tf
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS To HANDLE THE BEST
article the market; liberal commissions. Cail
4, lO6 Colorado bldg between 8 and 10 am. or
1 and pm mh4-3t'
WANTED ENERGETIC WOMAN TO TRAVEL
salary to get agents for superior line of goods.
CORSET AND SKIRT WORKS. Ann Arbor,
Mich. mh2-w
WANTED-wE WANT 10000 AGENTS FOR
greatest household seller ever invented. best
money maker record; actually sells in every
home; send 15c. for complete sample and our
two mammoth catalogues of agents supplies.
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE CO., Dept IA. Hous-
ton Texas. ja11-9Ot
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED COMPETENT MARRIED MAN FOR
gentlemen's country place in the mountains OF
Virginia. to take of stock dairy, etc; hrst-
class reference required Address Box %, Star
office. 1t
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FOR sALE-THE cliOPLEY- BoTEIER & CRAsfP
ton Warehouse in Georgetown. at the foo
OF Potomac st. 1900 square feet with
warehouse Of 1900 tons capacity. Fin
wharf frontage: side. rear and front en-
frances. A substantial structure The big
Rc6t business opportunity In the District
sss t'rlce. "a. $lS9O
We are exclusive agents.
THE MILLER SH0EMAKER REAL ESTATE CO
nah4-tf lsaslaas aad It Phone West no.
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FOR RENT
2113 NV, lir sh. sIOo.0oI3 Office rms sg7 g. 20 90
3015 @ lar b. so .00lSto RIM, 1903 ii NV. Is. 90
1925 Corcoran, t2r. b. 40 90 Office rms, 1907
93i Or b.. 81. so
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc). 1907 st.
fe2O-12ts
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING:
no pain; feel act and last longer than natural
teeth. Shrunkcn faces made normal. Painless
aIlnE. pr. J. L WILSON, i1os 1t NV.
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TYPEWRITERs.

FOR sALE-GooD SECONDHAND TYPEWRIT-
er. SIS. Apply AT 9sI Penns. ave. NV. mh4-Sts
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND TYPEwRITERS-
Reptngtoas- Smiths and other makes. Some
low as SIS aud $50.
bargain In No. Remington: wide carriage.
WELLINGTON AGENCY. Soc 11th Ut. NV.
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FURNISHED.
FOR RENr-ApRu. l. FURNISHED HOUSE OF
rooms; southern exposure: large bath room; fine
per MONTH Address A. G. F., Star office. mia 80
UNFURNlsHED.
FOR RENT-BY GEO. w. LINKINs 500 10TH ST.
TBS 10th NV. 11r, SOS 90 2001 NV store 90
1917 NV. 1lr.b. 40. sol 1915 Pa store 20 90
Flat. 5r & b. 49,. 2SsOI 242l N NV. Or, wa. II 80
sos aoth NV. ST. b. 2o6o' Storage rooms. 500
FOR RENT-ONLY So FOR a-SToRY. s-RooM
brick: 112 18th st. in frst-ciass coniiten q.
Porcelain bath. large cellar furnace, ete Half
square from Lincoln Park and + st. car line
+ Apply on premises IT
FOR RENT-NO a23 G ST. NV, THREE
story and basement brick. with II large
rooms and bath. Just put In good order.
Location central. Rent. s60.95.
b. II. WARNER CO.,
mh4-3t 9l6 st. NV.
new paper and newly painted on inside: 1900
14th ST. NV Thomas Circle: beautiful lo-
sd an so YER. or poag 1Sp orean h
q bAIDwfS ioassoS. sls 9TH St. :'
FOR RENT-8 ROOMS AND BATH BRICK. 1905
9th st. NV: very central location; convenient
to markets. schools. cars &C.: only $375o per
month. Inquire next door. mh4-3tN
FOR RENT-15O5 KENFSAw AVE. Mt PLEAS
ant. 9 rooms. cellar and laundry: stories; cir
cuiar bay window; electric lighting: large hack
either line ears: location unsurpassed; s4o.a
mh3-3ts
FOR RENT-Is19 q ST NV. 10 ROOMS AND
ana YARD ane Square VA and
Navy Depts; rent SAG % per month GAiWooD
GARRETT. 1881 n. y ave NV mh3-3t'
FOR RENT-BY BIuND9N, o,BRIEN & BELT.
1402 l. NV, 10 rooms and bath, ami. $50 90
a22 st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 4750
d n w. house. 4 n. nm
1015 sth NV, . rooms and bath, ami. $500
1880 yelling ST., ami 40 80
i4o4 18th NV. D rooms and bath ami SO 90
% You St, rooms and bath. -,..--.--.. 800
APARTMENTS.
New, LIST 4 Thomas NV, Or & b.. INV. heats35 90
New. 1st Thomas NV. 5f- 4 b., h.-w. heat 30 80
We win take you to see any of the above houses
N'' BLftNDoN, o'BRIEN BELT.
mh3-tf 1920 q ST. nv.
FOR RENT-l6o1 ST; FINE CORNER
hoase Or and q. 3 e. front and rear yards Rent
e's' " BLGSDoN, o'BRIEs HELT,
nlhstf 1920 st. NV.
FOR RENT-1402 l. ST. NV. DOOR FROM
''e'A'- Aei Biu 81 e. o'BRIEs s nErr
mh3tf 1920 ST. NV
FOR RENT-14o4 18TH ST: NV. SQUARE
from Scott Circle: Or. and ba.; in excellent con-
''''o'' s''.i BLuNDoS. o,DRlEN BELT,
FOR RENT-yo 124 Ne: I ROOMS: BATH.
cellar: all modern imp: south front: $27 so.
W.T. NASH
mh2-at 122 n NV.
nor RF5NT-THOSE HANDSOME MARBLE FRONT
houses 1886 1864 Yale St A most desirable To-
cation: IL rocEs: 2 tiled bath rooms; hot water
heat: NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED. Rent
e53 5e per month.
nh2-I0t MOORE 4 HILL anea. III 18th ST. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE No. 1927 18TH ST. NV;
10 rooms and bath and storage rooms
GEORGE W H SLATER. I40i Penna ave. NV
mh2-Sts
FOR RENT
3lOS 11th 1T. NV. rms. and bat $40 so
HOO 18th st. NV. 8 rms. and bath that-. 2750
1l6 Florida ave. NV. rms. and bath. -. Is 80
815 G st. NV. rms. Including heat. 1000
mh2-3t PERCY n. RUSSELL. 91S &c" st. NV.
FOR RENT THE LARGER PART OF IL
room house. consisting OF parlor, dining room,
Kitchen. six bed rDoms and bath possession given
March Is; references exchanged. APPLY at 015
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FOR RENT
2017 10th ST.. 10 room brick adjoining
Chinese legation ...................S40 SAC. 90
section ................ 1850
3Gi5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
The MILLER SHOEMAKER Real Estate Co.. Inc,
1323-1S25 32d ST. Phone West 80.
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TO BUILD MORE
BRIDGES IN KANSAS
Contractor Sharp Will Go to Eureka
When Don Gaspar Avenue Struc-
ture is Completed,

Contractor Sharp Will Go to Eureka
When Don Gaspar Avenue Struc-
ture is Completed.
Contractor Walter Sharp, who is
building the Don Gaspar Avenue bridge
in this city, which when completed
will be one of the finest bridges in the
Territory, will go direct from the Cap
ital City to Eureka, Kansas, where he
will add to the many bridges that he
has already built in the "Sunflower
State"
Mr.. Sharp is in receipt of letter
from c. D. Pritchard, county clerk Of
Greenwood County, Kansas. of which
Eureka is the county seat, apprising
him of the fact that the contract for
a stone pier and an arch bridge to be
constructed at Eureka. had been
awarded to him. Mr.. Sharp sent his
bid by mail. and the fact that he Sc
cured the contract. is evidence of his
ability to not only satisfy those in
need of bridges as far as first class
work goes, but also that his prices are
right and just.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
SUPREME COURT.
Two Cases Were Argued and Submit.
ted as the Result of Todays
Proceedings.

The territorial Supreme Court con
vened at the capitol this morning, the
days proceedings consisting of two
cases being argued and submitted as
follows:
Case No. 1922. Territory OF New
Mexico, ex. rel, T. ]. Curran, ct al, ap.
pellants, versus Tomas c. Gutierrez. ct
al, appellees. appeal from District
Court of Bernalillo County, argued and
submitted. Solicitor General Edward
L. Bartlett and F. w. Clancy, Esq, ap-
peared for the appellants, and United
States Attorney w. B. Childers for the
appellees.
Case No. 1923. Territory ex REL, and
J. NJ Sandoval. appellant, versus
George F. Albright, appellee, appeal
from the District Court of Bernalillo
County, argued and submitted. Soil
citor General E. L. Bartlett and Neill
B. Field, Esq, appeared for the appel
liant and United States Attorney w. B.
Childers for the appellee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
LIVESTOCK
ASSOCIATION
Business Session Opened in the
Baker Theater at Portland
This Morning.

Portland, Jan. 13-The business ses
sion of the National Livestock con.
vention opened this morning in the
Baker theater. There was a large at
tendance of stockmen and the bust.
ness of the convention was taken up
with Zest that promises the accom-
plishment of much work A good por.
ton of the morning was devoted to the
consideration of livestock conditions
in the various states, short addresses
being made by the members of the
executive committee. A feature of
the session was the flattering annual
report Of Secretary Charles F. Martin.
The burden of the report Of each
speaker who told of the conditions in
his state was that while the conditions
of the market and range are not as
they would like to have them, yet the
livestock industry showed good condi-
tions. Indications point to improve.
ments in the future. The greatest
grievance of stockmen appeared to be
against the railroads and the concen-
sus of opinion was that the interests
Of the livestock industry demands the
passage of a law requiring railroads to
handle livestock in train load lots,
and make not less than fifteen miles
an hour. including stops, from the
point of loading to the point of deliv-
cry,
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SCORED DETECTIVES.
Attorney for Defense in Sun and Moon
Dynamiting Case Assert They
Could Place Crime.

Georgetown, Jan. 19-Attorney E.
F. Richardson resumed his closing ar
gument for defense in the Sun and
Moon dynamiting cases today. He laid
particular stress upon the evidence in
troduced by the prosecution relating
to the map drawn, showing the locality
of the Sun and Moon transformer
house, which was destroyed by explo-
sion.
This map was prepared ten days be-
fore the explosion took place, he de-
clared and intimated that the building
was blown up as result of the con-
spiracy of certain persons who op-
posed the miners union. He strongly
intimated that Detectives Gregory and
Baird, employed by the Citizens Alli-
ance, in the case, could tell who COM
mitted the crime.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
FORT MARCY
CLANATI0N
President Roosevelt Grants 1t to
the City of Santa Fe for
Public Uses.

OF the United States should grant, un
der the provisions of said act of March
|3, 1893 said reservation to the city OF
Santa FL FOR public purposes, the said
city would by it's municipal authorities,
turn over and deliver to the said
board of education and it's successors,
the said reservation. to be held by
said board forever, to aid and assist in
the support of the public schools of
the 9ity of Santa Fe; and that, by the
same agreement the said board of edu-
cation, on its part, agreed and under
took that i would accept the said res
ervation for the purposes SO designat-
ed by the city of Santa Fe. and keep
and use tie same and the proceeds
thereof, for the use, benefit and main
tenance III the public schools and
turn over said property or such parts
of it as M ght be in it's possession, to
it's successsrs.
New, therefore, l, Theodore Roose-
velt, by esttue of the power in me
vested by the act OF Congress afore-
odIu, uo Guy dW llOlu oClc,
entry Or e,ther disposition, the lands
embraced within the former Fort Mar
cy Military Reservation. as the same
are described in executive order ap-
proved August %, 1868 and do here
by grant for public use, the said de-
scribed land to the Incorporated town
of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
fifth day of January in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred and
four. and of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and
twenty eight
THEO )ORE ROOSEVELT,
BY the Pres A..3:
rs11Ncls Eafa4ocMIs.
Acting Secretary of State.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
MACHEM TRIAL.
Cross Examination of Chief Clerk
John J. How1ey Was Con-
tinued Today.

Washington. Jan. 13-The cross ex-
animation of John J. Howley, chief
clerk of the first assistant postmaster
general in the trial of August W. Ma
chen and others continued today. He
told of the practice in Machen's Office
of permitting the stenographer to place
Machen's name and initials on letters.
He said it had been allowed for sew
eral years and was not discontinued
until the order of First Assistant Post
master General Wynne prohibiting the
delegating of authority to Others to
sign the names of division chiefs was
issued. This was not done, however,
until after the postal investigation was
begun. Not until investigation began,
he said, did he ever hear of any criti-
cism of the Croft fastener.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
Situation Extremely Tense.
OFFICERS REELECTED.
Result of Meeting of the Board Of
Directors Of the First National


At the annual meeting of the board
of directors of the First National Bank
of Santa Fe. held at the bank yester-
day afternoon the board of directors
consisting of Major R. J. Palen, H. L.
Waldo, J. G. Schumann and J. H.
Vaughn reelected Major R. J. Palen,
as president and H. L. Waldo as vice
president. The only director not pres
ent at the meeting was S. Spitz, who
was absent from the city on business.
J. H. Vaughn will continue as cash
Ter Of the bank. no election being nec-
essary in his case.
The affairs of the bank are in a
healthy and prosperous condition. It
is the safest and best conducted finan-
cial institution in the southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13

The following proclamation ISSUED
by President Theodore Roosevelt OF
the Fort Marcy Reservation disposition
was received by the New Mexican to
day:
A ProcIamation-By the President ot
the United States Of America.
Whereas, it is provided in the act
of Congress approved March 3, 1898
entitled "An Act making appropria
tions for sundry civil expenses of the
government for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ninety-four, and for other purposes
THAT the President is hereby author.
lied by proclamation to withhold from
sale and grant for public use to the
municipal corporation in which the
same is situated all or any portion of
any abandoned military reservation
not exceeding twenty acres in one
place.
And Whereas, the Fort Marcy Mill
tary Reservation at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, containing seventeen and
three-quarter acres more or less, as de-
scribed in executive order of August
%, 1868, creating same, was by execu-
tive order of June Is, 1895, placed un-
der the custody of the interior depart
ment for disposal under the act of July
5, 1884, being "An Act to provide for
the disposal of abandoned and useless
military reservations"
And Whereas, the Legislative Assem-
bly, of the Territory of New Mexico
has petitioned that the said reservation
be granted to the municipal corpora
tion Of Santa Fe, New Mexico,
And Whereas, it appears that on the
fourteenth day of August, 1902, the
city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, entered
into an agreement with the board of
education OF the said city of Santa Fe,
whereby it was agreed On the part of
said city that, in case the President
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SITUATION
is TENSE
The Russians Regard the Japanese
Seizure of Mukpho as Possible
and Probable.

Port Arthur Jan. 13-The japanese
are leaving here and more than hun
dred have left Dalmy in one day. The
Russians regard the Japanese seizure
of Mukpho as probable, with the OBJ.
ject Of making Russia fire the first
shot Trains from Europe are crammed
with troops. 1t is reported that un-
known persons have tried to fire the
coal stores at Harbin.
Situation Extremely Tense.
Berlin, Jan. 13-The official opinion
regarding the probability of war be-
tween Russia and Japan has suddenly
changed. Intelligence received at the
foreign Office yesterday has caused the
government for the first time since
the controversy began to believe that
the situation is extremely tense.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
NEGOTIATIONS FAIL.
Sharp Battle Fought Between Gov.
ernment Troops and debeis at
Santa Ana de livramento.

Montevidoe. Uruguay, Jan. 13-Ne-
gotiations letween the representatives
Of the government and the revolution
lists thus far have failed. A dispatch
from Santa Ana de Livramento says
that sharp battle has been fought be-
tween part of the government troops
and the rebels, the former losing
about i've men and the latter so.
A more important battle is expected
and may be decisive.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
ALL HONOR TO
GENERAL GORDON
Body of the Dead Chieftain Lies
in State in Georgia's
CapitO1.

Atlanta Jan. 13-On the Catafalque,
draped with Confederate flags with the
banner of the lost cause flying over his
casket, the body of General John B.
Gordon lay in state today in the mar
BILE corridors of Georgia's capitol.
Guarded by the troops of his own state
and viewed by thousands. the dead
chieftain received every honor and
tribute of respect that could be paid
All the flags in the city are at half
mast and the officers of the state build
ings are closed Tomorrow all the
principal places of business, the courts
and schools will be closed during the
hours of the funeral.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
RUN ON FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF SUPERIOR, WIS.

Superior, Jan. ia run on the Firs+
National Bank which started yeste
day and kept up through the day til.
past midnight, was resumed this morn
ing. The bank kept open until 1880
this morning. when the last of the de-.
positors who had stood in line for
many hours was paid. President Will
lam NJ. Banks said the bank can pay
dollar for dollar He had no reason to
advance for the run.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
ROBBERS LOOT A KANSAS
BANK SAFE FOR $1,000.

Onaga. Kansas. Jan. 13-Robbers
blew open the safe of the bank of Golf
a small town near here. with dynamite
and secured $4,000 and escaped on a
hand car.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-13
STRIKE SPREADING
'ProposaIs to Arbitrate Fail and Slight
Disturbances Occur at Buenos

NyTe8s
Buenos Ayres, Jan. 13-At strike OF
the workmen employed in the harbor
is spreading. The minister of the in
terror made tentative proposals to ar
bitrate but without result. Cavalry Is
stationed at the harbor to protect the
men willing to work. Several slight
disturbances have taken place. Many
vessels remain idle in the docks.
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