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rrhe leading futures ranged as followsI
iN'' - ~ : Omen High. Low. Cloea

Cash quotations were ns follows: FI.uult.-
Quiet and steady Winter patents si5Sag,' 30 30 !:
straiehts, sI1I440; spring patents. $3g3.Io:
straishts' SsS5shis o; bakers sa60dsSo. No. !:
Spring wheat oaTyso.; No s., 9adl96e; No !.
red. $50 asl.e). No. tortla 4l.c.; No ~; gel
No. I'VE. Gac Good feeding barley 80 s5ei !
fair to choice mailing, 4?d5scs NO taNs see,
sio?; No 7brhwestern so..s; prime i asa1
II. %; lard per 100 pounds, $4,000 sia: short
ribs sides tioose). s7e5G7bo; short clear sides i
svines 81 2s clover. contract grade Slo75
Enthusiastically; creainerles. 1891 darles'
i2dIi6c Cheeso-Strong at S.aMshc; E, sse
STEADY at mark cases incluaea' itai'"'
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u. s. refundlnE 2s. registered ..,.......!...io4N
u s. refundins a.. coupon lex. into .,... 1oi&
u. s. "a, registered Eek. Int. .......... N5
IL, 8. an coupon !. 100 4.
VI s. New Is, registered ............... 1874
Il. s.. New a., coupon Standardization. 1921
III 81 Old a. registered ). \. .......... 1osk
u. 4. Old a. COUPON lex. int .......... 1904
Atchson general 4s S......,........ 100
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - q
Atlantic Coast Line Y e
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.t................. 100
Baltimore and Ohio 3ss lex. int)....... siI
Central Of Georgia SIS ii97s
Central Of Georgia lat INSTRUMENTATION. IN
chesapeake ami Ohio 4i.s................. 1o5ss
Chicago and Alton 3hsi lex. init n. ~. Is .
Chicago 3. and Quincy sneR $4s OK int:, sS;sr
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& RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va, July i. 1904.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
b RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
fSalex at linton Stock Yardst

Richmond. Va, JULY 4, 1904
GATTLE-Recepts, 27s head, Market fair
on ali grades. Best steers, 81 Gtiae.t medium
ii good Az Gse.s common 70 far M@ec.; COM
mon to fair, Sas&c,; tat COWS. s,s con-,
mon 10 fair, sI3s, bulls, s1s.sc.; cal yes. ~
&C. fresh COWS, va. as5.i quarantine cattle.
tHieo'Gs-Receipts SIS head Market good
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BOND. QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, NJ and ST, Paul gen. As lex. into 1914
Chicago and Northwestern con- 7s........ 12sN
Chicago, r. l. and Pacific t4s.............. 80 Z
Chira "a r. ii and Pac a col. 6s. ...,....... so
&C, G, and ST. Louis gen. ,4s.......... 10oh
t.hira 70 Terminal "A (ex Int . IA s.
conEofIdated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. Glh
Colorado and Southern ................ S3st
Denyer ana Rio 8C;ra,1ds AZ Eek. Int. )...... g9A
Erie prior lien 40 lex. into ............... esA
Erie General Is Tex. int.) ................ SIN
Fort Worth ana Denver city 1sts........ 1914
HockIng Valley as (ex into ............ lo7sl
Louisville and Nash, Unified 4s Eek. ints) Ioo,
Manhattan consol gold 4s .................. los 3
Mexican Central Isl inc 1871
Mimi. and st. LouiE 4s observation-disclosures. e6 y
Missouri.3 Khntas ana Texas 4s............ asia
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas eds. $500. 1s,a
NsTtnnai r p AZ Nferico ron IS ....,t. rs 2
New York Central zen. syss lex int,..s. sa,t
New Jersey Central gen. 5s lex. Int. )i;.y, l32 Z
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SOUTHERN RAIl. WAY

scHED ULE 1N u L FEC Z MA Y 2sr slo04.
4 .[Il5,71 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND WEI
700 A. M.--Daily. Local for charlotte. M
is:so r. MDai!y. Limited. Buffet ruliIi,aaS
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South. Al
IA 8: 10 p. MEX. Sunday. EKeysville Local.
ii:ooNP. M.-DaIly. Limited. Pullman ready
$40 Pr M. for all the South. s y ss
80 758i YORK RIVER LIN e. VI W
The favortte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 4:ao +. M--Dallys
s:ls r. M.--Local. Daily. except Sunday
"a 10 P. M.--Except Sunday. For West Iqlnts
connecting with steamers for elmo ana
Point Monday "Wednesday and Erday ca,l az as
and SATURDAY, Almonds and Glouceste Point
AS Al. Sl.--Except sunday. Local mixed foe
West Point " 2 Z. . =, \, 7, ai
.5s Az M and 6:42 p. 9M.--Erom all the SOUTH
s:35 P M-From& Charlotte and Durham sS
$40 a N.-FSaas Chase City. AZ ssyy vi 3S
sos A. M.-Baltimore and West Point ..h M
io:45 "a. M. $40 p NJ. From West Po eIitI
a. WI WESTBuRY.& D. p. Al. r. hnond, " g 9. :
q II = IJARpWICKa w. H. 8TAYLOHs
= - - +, N. Nj. 7' q. P. A. " M,
g. II. >AGKERT Gep'l. Mgr.
Washington. =. e. "A s5s
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BY T. NJ. Wortham & CO..
3 Real Estate Agents,
1S, North Ninth Street.


r RUsTEEs sALE OF LOT, 2o-5 g
FEET, WITH a FRAME STABLE
THEREON, FRONTING ON AN ALLEY
TIIEl REAR or NO. 1913 FLOYD AVE-
NUE.. OCCUPIED BY NJ RS. q, RAT
CLIFF, AND ALSO .IAINEDIATEi.Y ~
THE REAR OF NOS. Is AND II BEECH
STREET. OWNED BY MRS. RICHARD
M TAYLOR. ag,s u. q ]. 4, !.
properties above mentioned.
\ By virtue Of d deed OF trust to .us, the
undersigned, dated 22d January. 1885,. and
duly recorded inEthe clerks Office OF the
Richmond Chancery Court In D. B. l56 a,
page 431, default having been made IN the
payment Of sum OF money therein SCI
cured. and being requested BY the b9ene;-
.fciary therein 50 to do. we VII s. sell at
public auction. on the premises, on Z,
l6TII DAYSOFNsJ ~, 1904:
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the property described
I'M said deed of@trust. ij Ill
AS stable room Is scarce In the a West
End and as the debt Is a small one, It
will be to the interest OF those seeking
such property to attend this sale.
I - WILLIAM GRAY,
a.. L. PLEASANTS,
July lids trustees
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bales; 10 France. zoos bales: to the Continent,
1882 bales, to Japan 80 bales.
p Total sInce September lat at all seaportF-
Net receipts, 7,0e5.2lo bales; export 70 Great
Britain 24sI SIS bales ;sto France 6a7 S54 ba les;
10 Inc Continent, 2,5i7,720 bales; TO Japan, ~
7S5 bales: TO Mexico. 26.7eS bales.
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Good hogs, sa5Ac.: roughs. 48ihc.
SHEEP AND sLAMBS--Receip,s. 2o7 head.
Market strong. Fat sheep. Sis &c common
to fair. llsd5c.; bucks, adsc. lambs, "a sac.

100 head including ~ Ttxan ~. 4 Market 1sss
steady. God to price steers sSt,se y; hoor
* 80: CONS and hsifs.s, iissais5: eaaners.
sl.esa..0; buliB. s2at. e; caves, ss5oasis;
dsy ssaS ssis,sa fel D.
su.essr. seoa shSIs : h ,nS,
sss sssI5 4: bulk eus & sales. * SHEEP
Receipts 400 head. Sheep and Iamps-stea dy.
es SsS e s ssS'es %sinsT' na,ys 500
NEE. YORK. July l..-BEEvEs-R Receipts.
ESQ head Primo and choice dry,ledd steer. steer,
. t1fa e eaas sa Steers '0wsf sSv sus
Yeats &c s9 higher; buttermiiks steady veals,
ssaas ey arss;sa ysas sac Per SIP. pound
f famSs Receipts s us head sheep aa:
lambs. firm and higher SHEEP . ssh 5eS5 a.
i Sh9'ss ws5 sss cuis 7s Dd
a.26s head. Market about steady, Pennsylvania
and state hogs. s5,60a515.
p poor to good. per head. ssasoe Lambs and
Der Der POUND poor small. thin i.s5c per pound
good, per head, SeGp2,50t inferior, per mead, Slp
10 old bucks. per pound. easltc.. as to quail
lty and weight. t4
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PAL
steady. Choice, tsloa6.2s; prime, s5.7oae.oo;
fair. st.4oas .e5. HOGS light market g
heavy and light workers., IS; pigs. zoo
$50: roughs, ts.5oai5o sheop.--supply Light;
market slow. Primo wethers, $5eg4.65; com,
mon, Sl.5Dda.co; choice lambs. sfgI.o' veal
calves, 50. 79a6.e9.
y CINCINNATI O.. July 1.-HoG S-Acttye and
strong at s3.ssd5 40. Cattle-Stcadyi at s2do.s5.
sheep-Dull al sl.s5Gao. Lamts-streng at
s3.047.0o.
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rorroNsrrD or A1ARKEr.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Cottonseed oil was
steady with a moderate trade. Prime crude.
4 q. b. mills 23c. nominal: prime summer
yellow aolsfsBic.: off summer yellow. SohR
SIC; prime white. Ssisc.: prime winter yellow
33fi 34c. a5 ,-5 sf{ifa 81
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EEIt, YORK. July 1.-The day was . short
one many making preparation for the three
days holidays. Bussrs Of dry Eoous showed
slightly more interest but transactions We're
az small moment. 80. ltisi5 {5s. No.
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BALTIMORE. MD, July 1,--FLouR-Quict
and unchanged. Wheat--9ulct and ilrm;
snot 5ois G50Nc,; Southern white corn, 5oq5sc
nepa us No. q white, 45Aa45Sc;; No. 9
mixed, 4slao, Rse-Dyll. Butter ana s Res
Firm and unchanged. ABt
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Northern Pacli,c Is lex. lint j s1o4
Northern Pacific 80 Observation-Disclosures. 74A
Norfolk and Western con 4s............... 1o01S
Oregon short Line AZ and Partic.. ......... 9iss
PENNSYLVANIA COW. az 96ls
Reading General a. lex Int )............, 90
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con. IS. ~. Icy
St. Louis and San Fran. II. IS lex. int).. slla
Eeahon ri AIR Line 50 ~
Southern Pacific ia o37s
Southern Railway 81 Eek. int) ............ 1ls !,
Irexas and Pacific lists .................... 11SS
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s......,..... 7lAi
IL a Etee Cd Is ,......................... 76A
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 117A
ynbaah Deb. BE ,,.,,,,,.,....,. ......,....... 81
Wheeling and 7i.ake Eric 4s................ DIS
wisconsin Central Is lex. Int. ............ s9a
f,hinra AZ Tt,ei cony ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
N, and O., Collateral Trust 4s"........ Is
ll,entrnl Of QeorEia "a 1nc...........k......a 90
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n INV s vvN0ft0|ksWeStEeIn

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI. s
800 a. M-NoRFoLK LIMITED. Arriyea
Norfolk 1870 a. NJ Stops only OF PetersourSs8
Waverly and Suffolk 80, =,
Pa FLOR Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg and Roam
oke Pullman ,sleepers Roanoke 70 81. LOUIS.
Vile. and Knoxville to hattanooga and Mem.
phis. ,,o1tp r5xppEss >or rnr,n.E
vtfie1 LynchburS and Roanoks. iastsa
-,vas Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters
w. Nv Wnyerly and Suffolk Connects with
u U 81 10 Boston, Providencs. New ~ ork.
baltimore and washington. Through coach e
Virginia Beach. 80. "a u n s,,t ian - ~
OF ! e. ref e sn1HNEW ORLEANS SHORT LIME
riiman Sleepers. Richmond to- Lynchburs and
3 " nnIea. Petersburg to Bristol. Lynchburg 20
E EoaI Memphis and Now Orleans. cafaS
D nm oar. M. -woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
sTSIaueh Pullman sleeper Petersburg TO ST.,
Louis. Cafe Dining Car ,.or, AZ ,.os
Irains arrive from INC a. s19s
p NJ. and 0,05 r. NJ. from Norfolk n 40 a. ~.
and $50 p. NJ. 49,, e..a., III ny
sOMLce1 tS pE,VYf,I. 1g {t5si @. H. ROSLEY,
& W. rssnI. pass AIT. Dist. Pass, AIT. iSS
4 u I.
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J. KENT RAWLHT,
Special Commissioner.

The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner In the above mentioned case
M Tes usei - sRMUEL y. WADDILL
1,,Ivistds E. Clerk.
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C.. & o.
JULY-4TH JULY
ST.. O-EXCURsIONs $1.OO
ROUND-$1.O0- TRIP.
OCEAN VIEW AND NORFOLK.
$1,25- ROUND TRIP TO VA. BEACH.
TRAlNS-3-TRAINS.

$1.25-. ROUND TRIP TO VA, BEACH.
fTRAlNs-a-TRAlNs
Eleven and a half hours at Old Point.
ten hours Buckroe eleven hours Ocean
View. nine hours Norfolk. six and a half
hours Virginia Beach. Three trains:
plenty cars; no stops. Leave Richmond
5, $50 and 0 A. nj.
S and $3.50 A. M. trains do not stop at
Newport News. Tickets also sold for
sunday outing trains July Sd good re-
turning July 4th, at 81 round trip.
TAKE STEAMER 'oLD POINT COM
+ oRTn SATURDAY. light, JULY
90, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
75c. Round trip to Norfolk.,.,...
, 75c. Hound trip to Newport News, ...15c.
Soc. Children. under - years OF age, Soc
Tickets good to return next night or the
following Tuesday. u.
SUNDAY @. g. o. OUTINGS SWEPT BY
OCEAN BREEzESa
TWO fast trains, $50 and A, NJ, Sl,oo
round trip, to Buckroe Old Point, Ocean
View ana Norfolk, Virginia Beach and
Cape Henry, SIZE The only route pass
Ing Cape Henry
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BALTIMORE sTocK MARKET.
y BALTIMoRE.i MD. July dashboard Air
Line common. shdSs.; do. preferred. l5U1e.
Atlantic Coast Line common. l9I$ bid.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY N. w. Bowe e. Son.
Real Estate Auctioreers.

'iF& 8iS by N. w. Bowe e. Son.
Real Estate Auctloreers.
9s ii1sM S HI; s As5igr IF yfp aoo 81
LEIGH s'rRF,F,T, liz N OWN AS NO. I, lIs u
" LEIGH rRE,tsT A \, nTI ~ T r
Wi Wit sRtAEL 1NfPRo vEME !, IS
G6FaER Or zHns aHh s Ssb HobdB
4 In execution OF a decree 81 the Circuit " u
Court OF Henrco county entered anhe ns e,
19o, in the snit Of Glara s Nay a1stinn
ais" 1 viii selisat public auction, On the
ESiGfias.Ess is! sTn BAY or July 1901
eIrable frame r reHh Ma 7s w leigh
Street. With the lot upon which It atafidd q
fronting % feet at,d rtnnId1ns pa bac k, lse
has about six rooms. and VIII make q
s i,:so o 9eIns r. H. the four pieces q
property situated On Marshal Street. street cor con-
Vest corner OF Marshall and NIcKensie
streets, with the lots on which they sta1d x
fronting 80 feet ana M rsar I'd p the two
lots, fronting together 60 feet. at the
northeast corner Of Marshall aud Lodge
Streets, with small improvements there
20 feet wide.
All Of this Is property worthy OF the
attention Of Investors and o tn 81 b.,.
TERMs-one-thsd eash: an and ~ a., oaI s
notes with Interest added and title re-
tanned; or all cash, at the purchasers
option. u, !, W. rr@y
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

N RusTEE's SALE OF A LOT OF.
.1,urE Eas n i r a 81 On TWENTY.
THIRD STREET. BETWEEN S. AND T
STREETS, IN PARAMOUNT. AT AUG
TON. a
In8execution OF a certain deed OF trust
dated August 10th. SOB, recorded In Hen
rico County Court in p. 3, 167 "a page
PSI / will, ]. at the request Of the ben Ell.
default, in frontsof Henrico Courthouse, on
WED N ESDAY. JULY g, 1904 !.
at, L. O'clock NJ, the lot above referred
ithird Street, beginning 100 feet$south of r
Street. ard fronting p feet by 1876 feet
inches to an alley in the rear IA feet wide.
with a plain frame building thereon used
as a chapel y -
i 3TERAIS-Cash. N. W. BOlYE,
fJiIv, / .tds Pm 4 Trustee. II
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Bankers and Brokers.

1900 Missouri Pacific ..,n........
Nash. Chat. and 8. L.....
W New York Central .......n
100 Norfolk and West, ...........
goo n. W Ont. aud western.
800 Pacific Mall ....i..I...,......
500 I'ennsylvania n. R..........,
200 Peoples Gas (Chlcago)....
leo Pressed tSeel Car...........
Pressed Steel Car, pfd......
100 lepubilc i. and 81. DID,.
ZOO Reading, com. ...... ......
Reading, 1st pfd,..4...n..
400 Reading. I'd pfd..............
600 Rock Island, com.,u.......
Rock Island. pfd...........,
100 Sloss.......... ......... s....'
ss. I! T. ana sd u. Il. "a I'd ~.
s. l.. and Southwest. pfd..
540O Southern Pacific .....s......
1000 Southern Railway, CONF.
Southern Railway, pfda....
Seaboard Air Line, conn.,.
Scaboard AirS Line. pfd.....
Y 200T'enn. Coal and iron. .........
100 Union Pacific ........,.......
400 United States Lehther......
1900 United States Stecl........t
$500 United States steel. pfd....,
$50 Va. Car, Chemical, com....
Va Gar. Chemical, pfd.....
Wabash. com ......,.......,
Wabash. rfd ....... 1900.
Western Union .:.....,. -.
100 Wisconsin Central .....a..
Wisconsin Central pfd.....
Total sales 1890.
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Commits
g. A :s
zoo Acres Of land
with vaIu Bile Improve
r1ents, Machinery and
Engines,

ON THE BUCKINGHAM BRANCH OF
.lTHE c.; &, &, 4 RAILWAY, AT. WIIITlEs
4 HALL, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA q,
WHITE HALL co. p5s
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: Spot cotton cIosed steadyt mIddIInR upIahds,
1885 4 middling gulf. ll.10 sales. 1850 balesS
Cotton, steady mlddling 1856 gross receipts,
soS bales sales is. $50 bales; stock 6769l bales,
~, bales; export to Great Britain. s bales
- ok, 1854, 695 bales.
0tonsolidated at all seoports-Net receipts,
a7,%s9 bales; export 10 Great Britain. 2s.si5
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IN. +. &p. s R'ss%'9 ss, s,sssr !. !.
=. Ard.


l,i6 A. NJ daily. Byrd st.. Throuan o. Saaf
eI5f A. NJ daily. Main ST Tnrongn. .
Ills <. A., Week days Ilba Ashland ma 31 ~
co s:ao'X. IL, daily. Byrd St Through. Local
stops. 4. +. Y. r,,,-a a. ,rhr,,,, ~ "a ssi
LOOP. Nj week days. Byrd ST bredertcxs-
5.es p. NJ, daily. Main 81 Through.
$50 r. NJ. week days. Elba- Asnland IS IS
ev s:o5 p. NJ. daily Byrd St. Through,
q trains Arrive r lthmo ~ d--s outward.
$40 a. NJ. week days. Ell Ashland ass
e s:so a. ii. week days. Byrd St. Frederseks.
S:ss A. M..Hdaiiy Byrd St. Through, ..
1850 a. AZ. week days. BYRD y. Ihrou 's -
IL daily Main ST Tr rSIs n
T:i5 r. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Through.
s:s0 r. a.. daily. BYRD st. Through Local Local
'sH S:se r.. NJ. daily. Main st. Through. y.
NOTE-Pulln,an Sleeping or Parlor cars %
ali trains except train arriving Richmond u ;oe
a. NJ week days and local Accommodations.
Tins Of arrivals and departures and connee.5
sionT 2, h f11rSI e. ". CuLP w p. TAYLOR
rcnti Man r. ASST. Gen'l Man'r. Traf. MaA.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY j 1904
ARRIVED. 5ss}s2
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, rerchan-
d,ue and pas sengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner William Young, Russell, lrvington,
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pRr GOODS MARKET.

burg q stock that had been stored in this
city. .St sigi8Y /. ~
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X cINcINNATI. o. July 1.-HOGS-Acttye and
strong at 49, sSSi5 49, Cattle-Stcadyl at S2do.a5.
Sheep-Dull e, s1.25G3.5o Lambs-streng at
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BY A. J.. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
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p11,cHMo l,],] STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July 4, 1904 Z
SALES.

tVIFEInIa |IVhfUrIts-VoV NJ 20 ~ q VVfk ,
ZOO Mt s5LiE
"a Virginia Arptina Chemical Co. preferred-l0
s1ares at OF. 20 shares at 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-19

through her mother from our own Queen
Victoria. When the car was boy he
had an English nurse, who taught him 70
speak English without accent. and planted
in his mind a love OF English methods Of
life and habits which he has never lost
When the car is in private costume he
has recourse to an English tailor. Eng
lish family life is his delight, and the
English constitutional system he regards
with favorable eye. In character he is
more like his grandfather than his father,
but, Notwithstanding his undoubted abili-
ties and fine disposition. he is too COM
pletely in the hands of his ministers and
of his mother to exercise serious control
over Russian policy
THE Car Nicholas, II is physically
weak: his nerves are shattered. his will
feeble He is amiable where iron-hand
edness is essential. He is dependent when
a strong individuality is required. He is
constantly In subsection first to one in
fuence and then to another. He is more
than usually amenable to women's con-
troll, and the fair sex has on more than
one occasion exercised powerful, if not
calamitous influence upon his life
THE atmosphere of suspicion and gloom
produced by the constant sense Of i'm
palpable danger overshadows the spirits
of every one at the Russian court. =.
The car never knows who are his friends
and who his enemies. An abiding sense
of distrust is the result, and hence the
affection that his majesty feels
for his wife. whose faithful counsel and
patient sympathy are the bright spots in
one of the saddest lives in Europe"
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RUSSIA'S WHITE CAR.

An interesting picture OF Nicholas Of
Russia he's been drawn by writer In the
current Fortnightly Review The princi-
pal points are as follows;
1.-The smusementS OF the car are few
He is fond Of photography. sometimes in
dulEes in mood for the making Of mel
sncholy verse. and is an adept with the
cycle When III Gstchina he is in the
habit Of cycling by himself for a portion
81 every day. hut at Peterhof the work
brought down from st Petersburg and
the constant interviews with ministers
and officials consume the whole Of his
tine and a light II his rnajestys writing
room may be seen far into che night "a
re Iabors with the mountains OF papers
that are despatched 10 HIN By cunning
ministers who are resolved 70 surround
the Young car with a parsPet % detail
IN order 20 prevent his mastery 81 the
larger questions affecting Russian poiscy.
The ear Is kindly. sadd~ned over
worked and unhappy man His desire
10 CO his duty corpels him 90 engage in
an unceassnx struggle with details which
are never orertaken- In this struggle be
is helped by one OF the best and nohIest
OF women, whose virtues are derived
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accompanied by his mother. who has
been called 10 Appleton city. No. by The
serious illness Of her brother. Mr.. Charles
French.
Mrs. r. r. Parsons entertained the Col
fax Cleaners Thursday. with an elegant
lunch, and the Cleaners finished the quilt
Those present were: Mes,iamrs Powell
Luse DeI.ong Ward. Hawk. wills.
Levins. Hanson. Parsons and MeiHtire.
Mr. ard Mrs Verne MaulsDy- navc DO
cided to discontinue the nus;ness 90 keep
ing a hotel al their home on South Wien
tia street Mrs Mau,sby al devote her
time 10 caring for three children 81 ner
sister Mrs Zeiah' Benz. Who died the
other day Mr. Mau'sby was Appointed
their guardian.
Mrs r +. 1871. mother - Mrs Z 9.
PoHard. arrived ln WIchitf yesterday
from California. Mrs Hiu Is petite.
bright active little lady. - years old sho
made the trip without coming faugue.
and had no attendants save III officials
Of the Santa Pc road f3r whom she has
the kindest feeling ard a number u p4s-
sengers. vho took pleasure la making her
trip a pleasant one
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City in Brief
Persona, and Other ,tems Of
interest 20 WiLhItars.

Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Beach are
visiting Mrs. T. Fitzgerald.
John Murphy. of Enid. O. T. is spend
ing a few days in the city with his family.
George F. Fuller was at Conway Springs
Friday. to organize Y NJ c. a. asso-
citation.
Attorney Frank Parr Is again at his
office after several days absence on &C
count of sickness.
Col o. c. French. OF Temple. o T
was in town yesterday. He viii leave to-
night for Kansas City.
d. E. Fuller is now able 20 be AT bis
office, after Two months seige With
bronchitis and grip combined
Mrs. A J. Crewdsou. Of South Topeka
avenue. is improving nicely. after an op-
Grafton. at the 81 Francis hospital.
c r McInflre az the Renfro~ Tribune.
will spend next Sunday home with his
parents. at sl2 South Topeka avenue
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston and
daughter. OF Chicago. are the guests %
Mrs J. n. Bleck Of North Topeka ave-
nue.
John ". Chapman sold two FIRE resi-
dence lots On Pat;ie svenue IN Lincoln
street addition. 70 Robert A schanscher.
yesterday.
Number nineteen. he'd by Miss Emma
DuEaa. Woa the stand cover given away
BY Mrs ssssde DuEan yesterday Al
BayaevH'e.
r H King showed a slight improve
Inetn yesterday. but is SIN vsFy SICK
Dr. Mccoy Il IT. attsSdance arc has hores
uo~ 81 bic recovery
2lzs Stella Wilson. q Hgtchinzo7. ar
rived IN The cts hast evening fo- a shoTt
visit with her cousins. xissss FLORA.
Chloe ard xsSs. Dorsey.
News was received here yesterday q ihs
sirth 0. a sor. o. ct Pztricks tay 20
NJ sad 1rs e . Chsuflsr. ~ tbefr
home n ssedIcine Lodge
2 O. Gaisshe. formerly 1z-4zEeT q
sf@ Wss-e-n Se~sp@rer Tufoa ~ this
plsce. bit 7cz q chlozEo. = regis
tered - th~ Hotel Cary
~. II X Rfa<. y n. - czrshAgs-
No. a brother q : r n King ~hn has
ben a, TIE latte n--sza6s for = uo=gsr
q days, reszrzea ha-s- last eTvnizS-
a {. Jcses goa 70 Kansas City t7alssf.