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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
CONSIDERING A SCALE
Joint Conference Of Coal Opera
tors and Miners in Session
at indianapolis.
GETS READY TO GO TO WORK
Terre Haute Man Presides and Wilson
Is Made Secretary - Iowa
Represented.

indianapolis. Jan. 20.-The first ses-
sion of the joint conference of the
miners and. operators of the central
competitive district was devoted al
most entirely to speeches, and the sec
ond session was delayed because of
the late arrival of the Pittsburg dele
CATION of operators. +. L. Robbins,
of the Pittsburg delegation. will act as
floor leader for the operators, with W..
S. Eogle, Of the Indiana operators, as
his lieutenant. President John Mitch
ell, 'of the miners organization, will act
in the same capacity for the miners,
with Vice President r. l.. Lewis as
lieutenant.
Indiana and Illinois Committeeman.
The caucus of the operators was
held, but no business of importance
was taken up because of the delayed
arrival Of +. l.. Robbins and the Pitts
burg delegation. The joint confer
ence appointed committees, OF which
the following are given: Rules and or
der of business-Indiana operators, nj.
L. Gould, j. Smith Talley;. Indiana
miners, Newton Cassidy and James
Cantwell. Illinois operators, A. J..
Mooreshead and e. L. Bent; Illinois
miners, John Parsons and George Boys
we'll
Credentials - Indiana operators, w.
HI. Zimmerman and Phil Penna; Indi-
ana miners. Lee L. Jackson and Will
lam Houston Illinois operators. WIS
Wilson and III. c. Adams; Illinois min
ers, Frank J. Hayes and Alex. Smith.
The committee on organization re-
ported in favor of Jacob G. Holman, an
operator of Terre Haute. for chair
man of the joint conference, and w.
B. Wilson, secretary of the Mine Work
ers, for secretary.
Iowa Again Asks Admission.
John d. Reese, commissioner of the
Iowa coal operators, is attending the
joint conference. He has instructions
from the 125 operators in that state
to seek the admission of Iowa to the
central competitive district. Admission
thus far has been denied the state
The miners favor not only the admis-
sion of Iowa this year but the admis-
sion of West Virginia and also of cen
trail Pennsylvania if it is not possible
to form another competitive field for
joint agreements. It's
Mitchell Is Against Politics.
President Mitchell said in a speech:
'"The union will welcome every eligi-
BILE man, whether he be Democrat, Re-
publican, Populisto or Socialist All ask
is that he shall not thruStpOlitics down
the throats of other members He
denied having any intention of ac-
cepting a government position, saying:
II prefer to be at the head of this or
ganiZation"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
WI, ..Salt Down, $S.OOO.OOO.

Panama, Jan. 29.-The constitution
al convention has approved measure
providing that of the S10,000,O00 to be
paid to the republic of Panama by the
United States for the right to use the
canal zone $S,OO0,0O0 is to remain I'M
touched for the future benefit Of the
new republic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Another Service Pension Bill.

Washington, Jan. 20. = Represent
alive Loudenslager, of New York, has
introduced a bill providing for serv-
ice pension of SIS per month to all vet
Grams of the civil war who served nine
ty days; $40 to those who served two
years, and So to those who are over
81 years of age and served three years
or more; $40 to widows Of soldiers and
SO to widows of soldiers who would
receive that amunt under the bill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30

turn and you may be on top.
Who are the people who are always
spoken of as "failures?" The winners,
invariably. You never hear whimper
out of the successful man.
There was never written a better
motto for the man who wishes to reach
the top of the ladder than the old
adage. "Say nothing: but saw wood. y
Don't whine!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Engineers Body Is Found.

st. Louis, Jan. 29.-The body OF
John Nun, engineer on the Furling-
ton accommodation train which was
wrecked in the collision at Dardene
tank Monday night has been recov-
cred and taken TO Hannibal. The body
had fallen into the creek and thick ice
had formed over it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
He May Lose One Ear.

Sturgis, Mich, Jan. 30, While
driving home from Fawn River, sew
en- miles southeast from this place,
G. o. Dunn tipped over with his
sleigh and froze his face and ears so
badly that it is thought that one ear
vii, come off
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Trend OF Events of the Isthmus.

"Hist! Hist a few timesw ex-
claimed the American captain of ma
rines.
"What is it?' asked the admiral who
had accompanied the landing party
ashore.
II think | see the Colombian army"
''Where is it,, captain? am all
agoG."
"Yonder Do you perceive its feet
sticking out of that overturned mo-
lasses barrel?"
Realizing that it had been dis
covered, the army came out and de-
manded to know why, in the absence
of a declaration of war, the fleet had
entered Colombia waters. Chicago
Record Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Successful Radiun Experiment.

Vienna, Jan. 29.-Professor Guessen-
bauer, one Of the leading surgeons of
Austria, has conducted successful ex-
periments with radium for enlarge
ment of the gullet in cases of cancer
Gus contraction of the esophagus, there
by obviating the necessity of recourse
to artificial nourishment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Canadian Exhibits Ready.

st. Louis, Jan. 29.-William Hutch
;son. Canada's commissioner general
for the Worlds fair reports that five
car loads of exhibits are now ready for
shipment and will leave Ottawa early
=, I.al,r11ary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
JUST HAD A DISCUSSION
Spanish Lieutenant Did Not Insult United
States Minister Hardy at
Madrid.

Madrid Jan. 29.-The report publish
ed by news agency in the United
States that a lieutenant of cavalry has
been sentenced to a months imprison-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Statue of Lincoln Proposed.

Washington, Jan. %. = Represent
alive McCleary, of Minnesota, has in
troduced bill appropriating 100000
for a statue of Abraham Lincoln in
the city of Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Pioneer Railway Engineer Dead.

Clinton, Ia, Jan. 29.-Philip Howes,
q well-known railroad engineer. is dead
here. aged "A. He brought the first
Northwestern train across the Missis-
sippi river on track laid on ice in 1859.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30

The game wardens are circulating
election papers for Judge Kerwin SO
it must be true that his campaign is
being carried on along nonpartisan
lines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30

In the absence of any other issue,
the Democratic party will be reduced
to the extremity of predicting another
four years Of hard times and universal
distress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30

The Japs keep on with their prepare
tons, but it is evident they will not
declare war in running jump. Their
modern rifles are not going off at half
cock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Annual Quarantine Order.

Washington, Jan. %. = Secretary
Wilson has issued the annual quaran-
tine order on account of the splenetic,
or Texas, cattle fever. 1t is effective
Feb. /, and includes California, Okla
boma and Texas and the southern
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE sl.5o PER YEAR

The game wardens in the third dis
trict will now be given the word from
headquarters to "get busy"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
For Sale.

Six-room house with barn, cistern
and two acres of land, situated eight
blocks west of postoffice. For sale
cheap Inquire of Mrs. P. Belken
or at this office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30

The weevil, which is blasting the
cotton bolls inTexas, travelled 2OOmiles
across burning sands and desolate
wastes from the nearest cotton fields
south OF the Rio Grande. One pair of
cotton boil weevils will produce in
season 49, 100000 full grown weeyils,
which sui LIST exclusively on cotton.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-15
$500 FoR HARDWARE sTock- RIMc

$4,000 FOR HARDWARE STOCK, BING-
ham Lake, MINI.
$1,000 for general stock, Renville. MINI.
$20, 250 for general stock, Cascade, Mont.
81 200 drug stock at Velva, N D.
$3.50 shares stock in Standard Tel. Co.
Waukon, Iowa; sell at s5 share or ex-
change.
$7,1OO for hotel and furniture at Elysian,
Mimi
$1,000 stock Of hardware at Algona, Iowa:
Will exchange fer improved farm
zSl12 acre farm, Cottonwood county, Min
nesota; price, $500; will exchange for
merchandise.
64O-acre farm; good buildings Southern
Minnesota; will exchange for stock of
goods.
$500 takes one of the best paying room
ing houses in Minneapolis.
Room1ng house, nine rooms, all modern;
all rented; party has to leave Minneapo-
lis price, $3.50.
$500 will get good paying rooming house
on I'd av. S., near 7th. Minneapolis;
cheap rent and large profits; lady must
FRED F. CLARK,
404 Bank of Commerce MINNEAPOLIS
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FOR SALE
OniS11Pr0Ved Property

FOR SALE-DWELLING LOTS
$2,O00-S. b. corner Dayton and Avon;
40x119; stone walk, boulevard and as
phalt pavement
$4,000 Each-South-f facing 40-foot lots on
Portland av., west of ST. Albans.
$l,2O0-40x16O, Maria av., north of Sew
enth st.
$7;10O-71 feet on. Summit avenue, near
Kent, south facing
$750-50x150, southeast corner Maria av.
and Lizzie ST.
$65O-40x12O, Euclid ST., near Maria av.
$S,5O0-100x120 feet, northwest corner
BATES and Fifth st: e. p. Roberts, No.
621 Germania Life Bldg
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FOR SALE-DWELLINGS Of
fer for the fine modern home, with barn
and 6O-foot lot, at 885 Hastings av.;
this must be sold.
$4,OOO-No. 772 Marshall av: rooms
modern, open plumbing, hardwood floors
steam heat; this is splendid home.
$2,70O-No. zoo E. 9Th ST., Dayton's bluff
S-room house, barn and 60-foot lot;
never before offered under So, 900.
$z;2OO-5-room cottage, 40 ft lot, 1876 Full
Ter ST.; walking distance.
$1,5OO-5 acres with buildings; Edgerton
st.
$S,000-No. 3O5 Chatsworth st.; rooms;
modern; corner lot.
$o,50O-No. 81 Smelling av., Hamline; all
modern, hardwood finish; two lots; this
is an elegant home.
$z,4OO-No. 790 Jackson ST.; rooms mod
ern, open plumbing. E. p Roberts, 521
Germania Life bldg.
THE VERY BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN
In the line of houses for sale are al
ways to be found under this classical
ton of The Globe.
FOR SALE-NEWLY FURNISHED g.
room house; good location for boarding
house; reasonable. Go East Eleventh st
FOR sALE-HoUsE NO. 655 SHORT
St; house contains rooms, hot water
heat, hardwood floors, etc.. large lot;
commanding fine view. Inquire on
premises; price $4,000.
FOR SALE-EIGHT-RO ROOM MODERN
house; owner wishes to leave city; call
and see 1t. 1920 Lincoln av., near Chats
worth
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Ear and Nose speciansts

DR.. n. M. HUNT, THIRD FLOOR, NEW
York Life Bldg, specialist in all dis
eases of the ear, nose. throat and lungs
Hours, 9 to daily: formerly of Pioneer
Press Bldg.
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WANTED 70 RuY

WANTED TO BUY, SECONDHAND b.
cycle. NJ. E. Scott, GIG N. Y. Life bldg
WANTED TO BUY-FIRsT-cI
down town business property showing
good returns. E. p. Roberts. No. 52l
Germania Life Bldg.
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STORAGE

FIDELITY WAREHOUSE, go E. Sd St
High-grade storage. packing. car lot
shipping.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE
Pacific Coast on household goods or
emigrant movables. Prompt service low
est rates The Boyd Transfer & Stor-
age Co., Minneapolis.
IGO EXPRESS AND STORAGE CO.
Cheapest. best storage in city; call for
terms. 81 w. 7th ST. Phones.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-15

STOVES CALLED FOR, STORED AND
repaired. ST. Paul Stove Repair Works.
l26 w. 7th. between 9Th and Exchange;
both phones.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

I HAVE JUST OBTAINED THE VERY
latest of smart spring models, dress
goods and trimmings. Mrs. M. Stewart
Commercial Bldg. Sixth and Cedar sts
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SALESMEM

WANTED-AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
travelling salesman for Minnesota; sta
pie line. None but high grade men need
apply. Drawer S, Chicago.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
ers or business men to sell our line Of
cheroots, cigars and plug tobacco. Good
side line. Liberal commission Dixie
Tobacco Co, Bedford City Va.
PROPRIETARY MEDICINE SALESMAN
by well advertised house, capable man,
cover territory closely, salary and ex-
penses.ss Manager, 160 Superior ST., Chi
cago.
SALESMAN TO HANDLE THE BEST
stock and poultry foods on the market.
Can make $50 weekly. Write for par
ticulars. The H. T. Stock Food Co, No.
A South Desplaines ST, Chicago.
TRAVELLING. SALESMAN FOR MINNIE
sofa; no technical knowledge, but active
all-round hustler. Established we'll
rated house. o. p. B., 81 Atwater w.
Detroit. Mich
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-HIGH GRADE
experienced travelling salesman at once
10 I'LL vacancy; general mercantile trade:
high commission contract with S25
weekly advance while travelling. Merle.
smith q Co., 80 Prospect st., Cleveland.
Ohio. sas.. ~. esa-sr-
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FOR RENT-Typewrjters

TYPEWRITER FOR RENT, So PER
month; supplies for all makes Of ma
chimes; stenOgraphers furnished for any
make of machine free Of charge. Smith
Premier Typewriter Co., 1876 East
Sixth St
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR YoUR
household furniture; also exchange new
for. old. M. c. Lanpher, 1853 East Sew
enth st.
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LOST OR STOLEN-WHITE ENGLISH
setter dog; reward. G. ]. Hermann SO
Irvine Park. st. Paul
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Roohg gandRoARpoEFERE
WANTED TO REM

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A PLACE
to live, just watch The Globes ITO
Rent" column, and you will be sure to
find what you want If it's to be had.
suite, with or without board; throw
away your signs; we find suitable par
ties; no publicity; no advance charges;
list your rooms witty Room Renting
Agency. S03 New York Life.
sToRERooM-eRoVND FLOOR, FOR
light manufacturing; location imma-
terial; central location preferred Ad-
dress G. 156, Globe
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F0R sALE-sldewask Tie

STONE SIDEWALKS LAID IN ALL
parts of the city; moderate prices. St
Paul Stone CO., Tenth and Wabasha
Tel. 783 T. C.
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TAILORING

FOR FIRST CLASS DYEING, CLEAN
ing and repairing. the best man in town
to go to is Simon Fegelson. corner
Eighth and Wacouta SITS.
SUITS TO ORDER AT MODERATE
prices: also cleaning, dyeing and repair
ing. Special price on suits pressed and
sponged. 25c. Feldman, a e. Fourth st
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FOR SALE-Houses
BUSINESS CHANCES

Z q ~ % u ~ o.,
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LAKE ELMO-SMALL FURNISHED
cottage, eight minutes walk from
depot, ground for vegetable garden ex-
Geilent drinking water. Farrar. 596
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HOTEL MAHTOMEDI AT MAHTO-
med1, White Bear, will open June 1;
pleasant cool rooms; excellent board ;
tne summer resort. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Naumann.
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cHIR0Po0Fsr

DR.. coLLIER-coRNs EXTRACTED 25
cents; all ailments of feet treWed
Suite 400, Ryan Annex, Robert st.4en-
trance.
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FOR SALE-suburbsn

RAMALEY HOTEL, LAKE SHORE
White. Bear Lake, will open May I5;
everything first class.
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FOUND

WEAR OUR GLAsSEs-THEY ARE
guaranteed; Oculo, the celebrated French
eye remedy; by mail. 25c. F. II. Harm
& Bro, graduate opticians, 100 East
Seventh st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-15
F0R RENr-stores. Offices

FOR RENT-A NICE LITTLE STORE
IN the Midway district, suitable for ~
tailor, Jeweler, office, etc; rent $40 per
tEion6n, E4 8., Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway,
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-15

ONE NICE FIVE-RooM FLAT S1s, AND
one siX-room fiat $40, at Merriam PARK:
modern baths, with porcelain tubs. gas
ranges in kitchen. hardwood floors; all
IN pink of condition. Newton r. Frost &
Co, 2O4 Germania Life or A. B. Bell
Merriam Park.
MODERN FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED
flat to rent for June and July; adults
only easy terms; references exchanged.
Apply $50 Dayton ave
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CUTLERY
SIGNS
HOTELS

LEXINGTON HOTEL-LARGE, NEWLY
furnished rooms, by the week or month;
Strictly first class; transient trade So
licited: rates reasonable. Corner Fourth
and St. Peter.
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SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
IN the EndicOtt building; prices $40 to
$50; Luther S. Gushing, 224 Endicott
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TRAVELLING POSITION, $50 MONTHLY
and expenses; experience unnecessary
II willing to learn Illinois JeWelry Co..
Lafayette building. Chicago
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ROOM COTTAGES AT WILD
wood, furnished or unfurnished, for rent
for the season. Jay c. Larkin, $50 En-
dicOtt
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STORE IN THE COMMERCIAL BUILD
ing; % East Sixth St; best retail 10
Corner jackson and East Fifth SITS:
building recently remodeled; lots of at
tractive display space on two streets.
L. s. Gushing. pa Endicntt hl1ildinc.
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FOR sALE-Dogs

FOR SALE-A WELL BRED IRISH SET
ter at a reasonable figure; trained to re-
trieve A. E. Clark Jr., 815 Germania
Life bldg.
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AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN; LIGHT
work; quick seller; good money; 2-cent
stamp for particulars; write at once
Odo-Mann Co., S46 West 5Sth St, New
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THE CAT CAME BACK, ALSO THE
Rambler Bicycle, along with the Iver
Johnson. the strongest wheel built. See
them before buying. We take your old
wheel in trade. Bird Cycle Co., 81 w.
Seventh st.
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FOR sALE-TypewrIters

AND WOMEN EVERY-
where to appreciate that every day
there are excellent chances to better
themselves offered In these columns
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MOTORCYCLES

MERKEL MOTOR CYCLE, BETTER
than the best "a horsepower; specih-
cations to suit; handsomely finished;
fully guaranteed; only $3.50. G. S.
Neutson, Fourth and Wabasha.
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THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS
TfiE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS

~ q q q q q ~ u ~ % u n
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WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS
Don't fail getting our liberal offer, IS
daily sure Carbon Diamond Co., Syra-
cuse, N. Y; mention paper
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FOR sALE-PianOs, ORGANS

THE IMPROVED WESLEY PIANOS
are popular, beautiful tone, durable and
moderate price; $500 in st. Paul and
vicinity. S. w. Raudenbush q Co., sole
agents, Sixth and st. Peter.
PIANo-cHIcKERIN SQUARE, ONLY
$25 if taken at once, So per month.
Raudenbush & Co., Sixth and st. Pc
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THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED DESIRABLE
house; $50 Portland ave. for the sum
mer; reasonable rent to right party.
The Washington times., 1904-01-12
PROTEST
AGAINST GAR LINE
RemOnstrance Presented in
Senate by Gen. Alger.
PETITIONS FORMALLY FILED
Two Petitions to Senate Tell of AIleg-
ed Danger in Construction of Rail
way Through M Street.

A remonstrance against the construc-
ton OF a street railway through NJ
Street was presented in the Senate yes
terday by Mr.. Alger, and referred to the
District Commissioners. 1t consists OF
two petitions.
The first is signed by residents on
that street between Fifteenth Street and
Thomas Circle, and on the Circle. The
remOnstrants are Clement Brown,
Frank w. Hackett, Robert l. Fleming.
John Taylor Armes DR.. T. l. Mac
Donald. NJ. Millson Crenshaw, Senator
julius c. Burrows, G. Wythe Cook,
John McKeOn, Charles d. Fowler. DR..
John Van Rensselaer,, Alexander Porter
Morse, James S. Morrill,. Daniel b.
Clark, Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, Charles
Brannan and w. V. Cox.
The second petition is from residents
near the intersection of Connecticut
Avenue, Rhode Island Avenue and NJ
Street. as follows: d. r. Mckee, ID
miral Dewey, Elizabeth Lanir Dunn.
W. z. Montgomery, James F. Barbour
j. E Walker. Samuel Mattox, Amanda
j. Ray, Georgianna L. Raub and sew
eral real estate firms controlling prop
erty there.
The petitioners declare their belief
that the construction Of a crOsstOwn
road through NJ Street and about
Thomas Circle would make death
trap of that locality. They say NJ
Street IS now a thoroughfare for truck
ing to and from Georgetown and that
to introduce a car line there would be
to intensity what is already threaten
ing danger - Attention is also called T.
the fact that this is part Of the usual
fire run from NJ Street and New Hamp-
shire Avenue eastward
The Washington times., 1904-01-12
Urge Better Salaries.
POOR PEOPLE ARE ALLOWED
TO PICK COAL FROM DUMPS

Ashes are being deposited by the Dis
trict government on remote dumps
where the needy and poor persons have
TO opportunity TO pick them over. ac-
cording TO a complaint which recently
reached the District Commissioners.
The complaint adds that as a conse-
Quence much good coal is lost to a class
Of people which is in need OF it,
Warner Stutler. Superintendent Of the
Street Cleaning Department of the Dis
trIct to whom the complaint was re-
feTred. reports that the dumps are not
remote from the poor people, and that
his dump-men have orders to allow any
person to go on the dumps to pick over
the refuse.
The Washington times., 1904-01-12
DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths have been re-
ported TO the Health Office for the
twenty-four hours ended at noon today;
Blaekeye, Margaret. Is o'Brien's
Court, / year
Bowers Nellie, Government Hospital
for the Insane. 6S years.
Brooks. Carean. 1902 Half Street
Court, ten months.
Burke. William w. 1913 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest. IS years.
Glenn. Joseph Central Union Mission,
26 years.
Darby. Henry Sinclair. La Grand
Flats 6 Street northwest, So years.
Davis. Magdaline, 1912 Potomac Ave
nue. northwest. % years.
Early. Anderson, Washington Asylum
Hospital, 50 years.
Hart. Patrick. Washington Asylum
Headen. Sarah. 2a1 Wilson Street
Hiser' Paul III sr. 1925 warder Avenue.
Kozei. Charles Frederick, 1927 Four
teenth Street northwest. A years.
Higgins, Moses. Washington Asylum
Hospital. 65 years.
Mfnnix. Ida V. Anacostia. d. c.. a
years.
Neurath. Ernest. 1915 wyoming Ave
nue., 50 years
Pleasant. Joseph. 1nO New Jersey
Avenue northwest 80 years.
Ringgold, Elizabeth Ann, 635 Rhode
Island Avenue. II wears.
Roberts. George. Freedman's Hospital,
~ years.
Slaughter. Maria. lis II Street south
west % years
Stanley. Rosa. 100 Chews Alley north
west l year.
Taylor, Maud. Washington Asylum
Hospital % years.
TucksOn. Harry B.. 40 Six-and-a-half
Street southwest. DAYS.
vass Joseph. 1902 w Street northwest,
AZ years.
Washington. Mary. Z235 Twelfth Street
northwest s. years.
Weeks. John Dwight. 46S / Street
southwest 30 years.
Wheeler. George. 1872 II Street south
west. p years
Wilson infant Of William and Adina,
Freedman's Hospital. 9 days
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph f. Phipps. %, and Rosa NJ
Bowen. y.
w. II. RurlSle. 81 and f. A Dean, "a
both of Standardville, Va.
Walter i. Basye. IS. and Mary z.
Watkins, -.
George Edwin Clancy. p. and Lucy
Ray Whitman, 49, both or Dickeysville
Md.
Edwin Brooks, &c, and Lucy Chandler
Lanier S. Triplette. %. and Anna E
Alexander. 19.
William Hurley, %. and Catherine
Jenkin. 70.
Roy B. Wolfe. p. and Maggie Pear
lyinger. 10.
John Rollow, 80. and Lena Margaret
MOhler, 30.
Aloysius L. Reardon. p. and Laura j
Jones. %. both of Baltimore.
William J. Taylor. p. and Margaret r.
Boswell. Is.
William Leel. %. and Anna Fitzgerald
p. both of Richmond. Va.