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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
CABAyN PLACE, 5545.

Large. fine frame residence: four
teen looms, baths. steam heat
large frame building In the reat:
suitable for club or residence.
House exceptionally well built, on
an immense lot: 31x2c2.
Rented for .............S3,6oO
Price .---...---.....-- .-SS2, 500
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FOR SALE,
NEW VEST END HOMES.

5Dt2 MCPHERSON AVE
This residence is exceptionally well built.
Containing L large, light and airy rooms: first
sEi secund floors are finished n hardwood
tile bathroom sn secCld for: also bathroom IN
third floor: fine, large closets in every betrporl
has nice linen closet: large pantry; tile porch
heat and every comfort u make a
desirable home. Can be bought at a reasonable
price.
5Is MCPHERSON Y
This residence Just completed. Was built by
one OF our city's best builders; has 10 fns.
large rooms first fcor finished in hardwood:
has large tile bathroom, good closets. tile vail
scoting in kitchen. tile porch, hot-watsr heat,
and Is Up 10 Gate IN every other respect See
me for price.
4isf-a WEST PINE BOULEVARD.
Two beautiful. new groom res denccs; mod
en bath. furnace and up to date Ia every re-
spect; LOT 5Jx13: price $50 each.
5Iga MCPHERSON AVE
BEAUTIFUL I4-ruon residence. at a big bar
gain: first and second floors finished in hard
wood: tile bathroom on second door: also bath
on third foor: hot-6atsr heat; lot 5nxls5;
price sI3,G.A.
J. I. EPSTEIN. SO Chestnut 81.
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$%l3,0O0-Ces. s17,500.

$50 Chamberiain ave: Lroon strictly mod
en- weI-ouilt residence: lot 5lx-5o; too large
cCUiar3 and cards. see
RICE DIVER r E. CO.. 81 Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

This Is . 5-room frams cottage. with Eas.
citv water. csnented cellar. fruit and shade
trees: a2o . sheds: lot 51xI52.
CHAS F. OSEi "a Chestnut f.
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WASH ST. AND ELLIOT AVE-, s.
W. CORNER.
capacity Of 900 people; can be
probably used as 1t IL or easily
CONVERTED" for business or man
ufecturtng purposes. Lot <exi15.
Price -.......... ...-.-...el0.OO0
CLARK AVE., 2318-1s l-2-21.
Lot lsx13- Three 2-sto-y S-room
Btone-front houses, 2 arranged as
residences a. OATS: BATH. clos
u laundr5ea
Kent ...-..... .-.....-.'.--4l.O00
Price .--....... ,OOO
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SEE THESE NICE NEW TYLER PL, FLATS

No. 4i3i Flad ave: two fats q five and six
rooms. with every modern convenience. In
cigliEr furnaces, bath and closet hot and cold
vale. wiring for electric light. electric door
opener for secoad GcoE, tiled bathroom These
fats must be seen to be sDpreciated: let % Ak
II. 10 an aiiey. rent 50 per noath: price SEA
Open for inspection on Sunday.
KOENIG-KRAFT REALTY CD.
j. N EsKhrr sr
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Jefferson Ave, n. ". Cor.
University St, $4,000

Nice 2 and $ story houses. corner 3-story
store and dwelling and S 2-s;orv 6-rpo.n souses:
ali In nrS-eiass order: lot I+oxss: rent 81 43.
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LOOK AT THIS.

t3s Chout.au ave. az elegant c.Gtt-room
dwelling: has ba5h. gas. cabinet ~T1aEte!s. fur
mace. exc: all improvements made: le- slNIS,
FRSSK = D0UGIERTT. 1ols Cnsstnu; st.
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9wslHng-Houss for Sale.
6o37 BRUNO AVE,

between Forest and NcCausiani ayes. In Ben
ton. a new oae-story brick house. containing
four rooms. hall. cellar. city water. etc; LOT
snxl5s: price lisa. VIII tcks part cash.
CHAS. r TOGEL. ga Chestnut.
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GlLT.EDGED
WEST END INVESTMENTS.

.su Page ave Just esnpieted; this very
aats Of hve and six rOoms. renting for sste a
wear: they have separate furnaces, tile bath
| rooms and every conventTce: lot Sax+1: price
S,s-S-
fi.s-,1-s weItminster place; this Is q new
rock-front building. just completed. containins
SIX FIVE and six room fats. renting f6r lisa \
year; they have tile bathToosns. tile porcnes.
separate furnaces. etc: a big bargain al S2,-
45cs-2s Mcpherson ava: two new elegant
buildings that were built by one Of cur city's
yery best builders: each che contains a Six and
a nine room apartment, renting for Sl.aS a
year; tile bathrooms. separate furnaces and
every modern convenience are to be found IN
theso apartments: each lot p I3xtIs: price.
81. 90 escn-
figs in the very hnest section o. the West
Fad: each one contains q six aid seven roJgD
apartment: also tile bathrooms. separate fu,
races and every up-to-cate convea!eace; each
rents Zoe $3.50 a year: each lot ai-sIiIs:
isss-is i. Kings highway. SIX rock-frunt
buildings: Just completed, they each contain a
Ave ard SIX room fat: renting for $40 q year;
tile bathrooms. tie porches, separate furnaces
Ard every convsnle q IA to be found in these
fas: each buiidtn has n frontage Of Is fees:
~ J. l. EPSTEIN. Gle Chestnut st
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4535-37 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
A new tvo-Etory brick huildinr two stores
ard two fats, with all modern improvements
rent ss5s per year: under lease: can De bought
chesn-
Hcthrook- BIsekwslter Real Estate 1rusi Co.,
eIg olive ST
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FOR SALE BY
John ], RQGARl REALTY co.

N.6I-II|S A BARGAIN-ttlN.
gSJ Minerva ave. q tWO-stU-y brick dwelling,
containing 5 rooms, reception ball. baths. eos
cts, =aShstdnds. hot AMI cold water. pani-ies.
furnace. cer1ented laundry ard cellar: all mod
eTl improvements: lot 2Jxi2s.
H.%1o-LOOk AT 500.
30. Marine ave. a one-story brick and frame
dwelling. containing 4 rooUs. gas, water. sewer,
cemerted laundry and cellar: lot 24xfSJ.
- NOT L THISa-A 81.
GS wyoming st, @ tvo-story brick dwelling.
having 5 rooms. hall. bath, closets, gas. water.
sewer. cemenfsd LAUNDRY ard cellar: lot e.Nie5.
%,eDGIN0UIPE FOR DE~TArLS-S,s1o.
"a s Jefferson ave. a tUo-story b.icS
dwelling. having s rooms, reception hall. baths.
closets. Tashstards. hot and cold water. ran
tTteS, gas water. sewe-. ce-lsnted laundry and
cellar: all modern Improvements lot 511II7.s.
S,SSGIVE Us AN OFFER-2.s0.
1911 Geyer ave. a two story brick dwelling
Containing ! rooms. reception hall. gas, water.
pantry. closets. csIsnted laundry and cellar;
lot ska.
JOHN J.. BoGARD REALT CO..
35a 3 Broadway.
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1907 ,Outh third ,t1eet.

Two-sto-y brick building: also two-storv brick
IN year; good Investment renting for 49, per
annUn. cheap at $40: VIII take Ss-9O0-
NCUL < SOHL. G%ranite Building.
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Price SI2. 000-HantaI Si20.

JSS and So FsirEnount ave. just east OF
Union ayS.l6Mriern 1 and , room rocZ-:.oHt
fats; ali modern convenience;s 50-foot lot:
sUGt rsatlng locality.
JOHN MAGCIRE REAL ESTATE Co.
lg- y Eighth &
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A BARGAIN

In racan, ground. go fee, CT north side o, La
Sale. aboIt 60 feet west ot Ohio ave. street
and allev made: will sell n lots to suit. For
price and terms see
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
$1,000 CASH "oNLY,D

F.aiance to salt purch2ser. viii buy IN. hand
soma rock-trout residence: 3 rooms. reception
hall: all modern ard Up to date: lot >. feet
f-u2t: sssy Page bouis-ard. half bicck west OK
Un!oa boulevaTd: DON'T pay rent; buy = rom.
on these unusual terms.
GIRALDIN BIOS. & ATE 10 y. Eish:h.
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Rent $1,000, Price 1880.

ZGs-Ss Cas- ave. a 2-story and mansard brick
dwelling. containing 2 stores and II rooms: lot
EIiJl: this Is always suted and will b =
xosd buy for any one with a little money to in
Iesf CEAS T. TOGEL "a Chestnut 81.
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BESSIE,

1 hare a very nice, one-story and basement
brick residence. containing I'VE rooms and eel
lar. with a lot 56x1g3, located az As3 Bessie
ave. which I can offer Tor q small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. Price oaty 12G.S- This
Is q bargain among b~aKgains.
CHAS. r VoSEL GA Chestnut st.
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$500 Cash

VIII buy 81 Maryvilie ave. zone block east o.
HamiIton); new tEo-story brick residence. con-
tanning eight rooms. bath. furnace. laundry,
etc 10: 3eziss: ready for occupancy; price rea-
ALRERT G. RLANEE. 1z4 y. Seventh.
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GOING THIS WEEK.

Ten-room house. 80 feet rent. zis Geyer
ave; worth s15. ga: must sell by the 21th, and
viii take $500: ground worth ss.co9 alone. and
you can borrow that amount OF It
ALBERT T. TERRY & co. 81 Chestnut.
CHEAP SINGLE FLAT $3.50.
IN Code ave. four rooms and bathroom
1rE Soor: Eve rooms ard bathroom second
made. gas. water: rent. $50: pfcs Tor quick
IH. FREDERICK. Ga Chestnut. d.
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PARK, $1,000.

No. S51 Thrush ave. iA-story fame; four
rooms and kitchen: city water, cellar; all In
good condition: lot 501i3s-
ALRER MENZLICE. Di5 Chestnut st
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5000 CASH BALANCE K0hIHLY.

43HA Lexington ave. between Clay and Gar
ence a-es, a History frame house. containing
five roonIs, city water. etc. This will make =
coy home for anyone desiring 20 buy on month
ly payments. Lot 25xiS: Price Sl,cp.
CHASL 2 VGGEI Ca CHESTNUT.
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S200-CaSH

And the balance monthly buys this nice, six
room dwelling: located at 49, Cottage ave; IL
25xlei: price s. leo: open to-day for inspection
FRANK ;. DCTGEERTY. 1915 Chestnut St
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$500 CASH DOWN.

BALANCE ON TERMS 10 SUIT. WILL BUT
No. sys Columbia ave. tCiittcn Heights. a
COW a-rtoFy slate-roof brick dwelling. eBntaia-
irx ! rooms. reception ha |, hath and CT st
hoi and cod 1aier; lot l1if2 to alley: price
e'0'' see KtoaEsNfG-KtAFT REALTY CO..
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RENT $500, PRICE $500.

Els Oregon ave, an 5 room brick h1il=e. with
bath, gas. attic. GraAitoid CELIA. Front Rank fur
mace. and Ill other modern improvements made
double sheds. street. aiiey End sewer made:
VAS. = YoGEr. 81 Chestnut s..
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4o20 ShaBaDdo2h i've.

Two-story AMI attic: five and six room fat,
with bath and closet: hot and cold wafer: 10;
GxlE- P-.ce. $4,000.
NOIIL & N0HI., Granite Building.
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FLAT BARGAINS.
fAio s. ELEV ST,
OLIVE STREET

Choicest piece OF property on this street.: %
fest: { 1ats- Pickett. S,ata Nat. Eanx-
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compion Heights Residence

No 3Is9 Shenandoah ave-, elegant tIo-story
and attic seven-room residence: large attic:
hardwood finish; furnace and all eonveniences
two-sfoy bricx stable: lot 5exiz5 feet; the
owner VIII show gov through: VIII sell cheaper
than you can build for.
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MAKE Me AN OFFER!

II so. I'll show YOU house No. a43 Sidney st.
an be Bought fer the suIn OF S.9p-
q PRINIZ. Ninth and EuSS,M
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FINE NEW ELAI-S6.5Ol.

80 EsIcid ave. near Forest Park: rock-ront
5 and . rooms: furnace: all modern: lot =gSl7o.
GTRALDIS PROS. * Gates. 1I0 y. Eighth
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COMPTON HEIGHTS BARGAIN,

A beautita! dye-rccm two-stoEy brick. located
on Compton ave. 2G3 South: has bath, gas.
hot acd cold water. ETC.. lot 25Iz..- For price
FRANK J. DoTGHERTY. lob CheEtnr. St
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At A SACRIFICE, 81, 75O.

3S2s Iowa ave: seven-room brick. two fam
Hes: four rocu-5 hzI rCor: three rooms seco1
-four: lot 25xlZ. aI.ey made; granitoid sidewalk
q pRINTZ. Ninth ard Russell
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4477 VISTA AVE, S1,5oO.

Bet. Newstead and Taylor aves. q nice little
history Groom frame ~cnttage- with q lot c5xl22
" 5ou want a nice httle home ~ d very !JH
price, this IL yoET chance
CHAs. F. VOGFI. ga Chestnut st.
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S., 200 BARGAIN -s3,5 500.

Southwest corner Salena and Lunch SITS. fen
-oouls: twO-stH=- and manSa7i. To- two fanG.-
lies: four ruoms first loor six rooms second
floor. Will sell above with SoxISo foy Ss..I. or
e5xi3c for $50: don't deisy-
ARTEIR q. PRiNTZ. Nfnth and Russell.
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TWO new FLATS.

f75T St Louis ave-. 6 rooms on the first and
9 On the second floor: bath: modern plumbing,
furuace. etc; they are as nicely arranged and
prettily tniEhed as you can ind. We can s-if
them at a very reasJnabls figure, and IL one
ces4res can make payments come duo monthly
or quarterly.
Jas, C. WHITE REAL ESTATE CO.,
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Come a Runnin'

For the maSutacent barrain We have TO offer
az iLe Bayard ave. Just north OF Page. a .
story brick residence. containing 6 rooms. bath.
cellar. laundry and stuc. with a 10; 3dxI2o feet
CHAs. :. voGEL "a Chestnut. s..
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$3.50 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY,

cat Ashland ave, between Clarence and Clsy
aveS, a tyo-story siN--oom brick bouse. ar
ranged for enc OF two families: city water and
closets: 10. I5x1ss: price =. ee1.
CHas. z. NOGEL cat Chestnut.
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SgAP ON BELT.

No. - IL situated between North Market ST.
anc st Louis ave. and : r History frame
cottage. containing 5 rooms. water and gas, and
4 c~ui-sIore foundation and basement: also q
large stable: 10. r.NiSJ and price only 81. SO:
this Is worth Investigating.
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WESTMTNSTER AND TAYLOR.
s. w. COR. 423-25 TAYLOR AVE.
$4,000


This fine piece OF ground fs only a
block from the new Washington
Hotel. and in the very center OF
the great West End development
It fronts 30 feet on Westminster
place and i55 feet on Kings high
way. As a choice West End va
cant lot there IS nothing TO COM
pare with 1t at the price offered.
Price for whole piece. $4,000
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1856 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT,

| Fourteen Apartments fats on Bartn1er ave-,
N West End. bringing a total rental OF s2.Gn:
fixed charges and expenses. including present
deed OF trust about SJ5o. leaving a net income
OF S2,vD on 81 Investment OF IS. 90.
This is a splnedid piece Of property and get
ting better every day: the above rentals are no.
Worlds Fair prices. but have recently been
reduced from S.toe to present rent5. II you are
fnterssted In a eafe- permanent Investment, see
Us at once about this property
Eolhsosk.BlackWsidsr Rsai ssts.s Trust Co.,
r. Olive IT
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16

1sls-25r and 3s,3 Brannon ave. THREE one
story three-room frame houses stone founda-
tons, good high location; big bargain
Nh. S. DROZDA. eli CaouteaU ave-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
James L. Blair Buried.

St. Louis, Jan, 19,---The funeral OF
James l.. Blair, former general counsel
OF the worlds fair. who died last Satur-
day tn Florida, was held today, None
but relatives and close friends OF the
family attended the services, The
pallbearers were old friends OF Mr.
Blair, six of whom were associated
with him in the st, Louis Bar As
ISOLATION,
Before the casket was brought from
the house there was a threat that the
funeral would not move unless a car
rlage belonging TO prescribed livery
firm and driven by a 'nan not approved
by the union drivers Of the other car
riages was taken out Of line. A negro
driver of one of the other carriages
made the threat directly to the gentle
man who had engaged the carriage.
Assurance was given that the carriage
would not be kept In line, and the mat
ter ended.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
Will
Doubtless Hang
Last Appeal to Be Made to United
States Supreme Court but
Time Is Limited.

Portland, Jan. 1s.--The United
States district court today declined to
intervene in the case OF Pleasant Arm
strong. Appeal win be taken to the
United States circuit court, member
OF which Is expected to arrive tonor-
row. In case he refuses to interfere
the appeal win be carried to the United
States supreme court. Armstrong is
under sentence 10 be executed Friday
Jan. %. II Is very unlikely the United
states circuit court will intervene In
face OF the adverse decisions both of
the states supreme court and the
United states district court. As the
time is so limited It would be almost
impossible to get the matter before the
United states supreme court before the
execution occurs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
Whitaker Wriah. il c0ur..

London. Jan. 19.--There was con-
siderable crush In court and buzz OF
anticipation when Whitaker Wright
the company promoter. on trial on a
charge OF fraud. entered the Witness
box today. The former financier was
composed, and answered questions
firmly. He first related the story OF
his life In America, and then told Of
the foundation u the London & Globe
Corporation. which. he declared, was
prosperous until the end of 1889, after
the South African war had started
when matters became disastrous. The
witness added that he assisted the;
company out OF his private pocket, lend
ing II between 100000 and s2,bOOOOO.
Previous to this he had prepared a
settlement of s1.5O0.OOO on his family.
giving s5OO,O0O to each of his childreh
but one day in 1889 the company's ac-
countant informed him that he must
have $1,000 900 or the company would
be obliged to suspend, The witness
said he supplied the money and con-
seauently the settlement on his family
was never carried out.
Wright admitted that he held only
$500 shares Of the London a Globe Cor
poration at the time of the crash, and
said ne tried to induce the late LORD
Dufferin to resign his dictatorship be-
cause :he newspapers attacked him
over Lord Dufferin's shoulders, The
witness had intlmated to Lord Dufferin
that the position OF chairman of a spec
ulative company was not dignihed, but
Lord Dufferln replied that he was well
satisfied and that he wished to retain
the position,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20

London. Jan, 30. o.--0erman news
papers this morning appear to ~ paw
Ing The way 10 explain the Russian
retreat in negotiations with Japan and
In ali the capitals Of Europe opinion
now incIinea 10 peaceful isaae IN
the far east.
In d dispatch from Toxic, the corres'
pendent Of the Daily Man says he
learned that Rurnio. tho Japanese min
lister AZ NJ, Petersburg, has sen, .
confidential report In which he says 1T
a secret meeting recently. War, Minis
ter kuropatktn. and some Of his coli
leagues. declared In favor OF peace
The Port Arthur correspondent OF
the Daily Mail cables that he has had
an interview with Admiral Alexi1ff.
who who spoke hopefully OF the poss'
Utility OF arranging moduH viyended
with JaApn. The vioeroy then refer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
Say. Negro 10 Vicious.

Jackson, Miss. Jan. 10 I'm his In
augural address delivered today before
"a joint session Of the Mississippi leg
isiature. Governor james X. vardaman
declared that the growing tendency Of
the negro 10 commit criminal assault
on white women is nothing more or
less than the manifestations Of the rae
iai desire for social equality. In strong
terms he declared that education IN the
curse Of tho negro race. and urged an
amendment 10 the state constitution
that will place the distribution of the
common school funds entirely within
the power Of the legislature.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
Senate Passes
M0oted Motion
After Prolonged Discussions Res.
oIution to Investigate Post.
office Up to Committee.

Washington. Jan, ie.--The senate re
quircd less than minute today to dis
pose OF the motion 10 refer to the COM
mittee on postoiiicea various resolu-
,ions looking TO the investigation OF
the postofiice department, The aues-
ton had been previously debated for
hours at a time. but today no senator
manifested any disposition 10 discuss u
further. and il Was adopted without q
negative vote.
After passing half a dozen bills the
senate returned to a consideration OF
the Panama question. Quarles spoke
for almost two hours in suppor, OF the
course OF the administration and was
followed by Patterson, who criticised
the president. Patterson had not con-
eluded When the senate adjourned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
Asserts That Russia will Not, Under
Present Regime. Allow Consuls nt
Ports Mukden and Antung.
United States Says Pancou Shows Unfsnd Spirit and Exhibits
Lack Of Diplomacy Ratns Treaty Under Present Res.
line Without Consent oi HI, Government-.Em
pha,izes lmpoSlbiIy Of Evacuation

red the correspondent To his diplo-
matte agent, N. plancon. who emph,-
sized the lmposHibilIiy OF Russia''
evacuation Of Manphurin. NJ. Plancor
declared the action Of the United
stntea. In making commercial treaty
with China without Ruasih's consent
under existing circumstances, was un'
friendly and undIpioma,ic. Russia.
he said. would not open or allox con-
suls a, Mukdcn, and Aniung Under the
present regime.
II Japan wanted corea. Russia, NJ
piancon Haid. would not interfere, pro-
yidcd other powers allowed Il. NJ
planeon concluded by saying the
United States and other powers were
more interested In the situation thur
was Russia,
The correspondent adds that the
United States had quite upset Vice.
roy Alexieff'H calculations.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-20
AttslI and Ferbs. Sian ArtieIs..

Chicago. Jan. is.--Abe Atteil and
Harry Forbes have signed articles OF
agreement for a 20 round fight to set
tie their recent draw at indianapolis.
According to the last agreement the
men are to meet at i2o Iounds at the
ringside. with the understanding that
the winner lay claim to the legitimate
featerweIght championship.
The time and place for holding the
contest have not yet been decided up
on.
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Denunciations and Criticisms Come 50
Thick and Fast That the New Ruler
Cannot Stand the Pressure.
Russia Steps In and Demands Of Prince Of Montenegro That he
Clear the Suationsuceesor to Retiring King Is to Take
Crown on Condition That SIayer Of Late Mon.
archs Are Brought to Justice


Vienna. Jan. 10. king Peter Of Ser
via, according to a report from Cettinje
Montenegro. published by the Neue
weiner Journal. is prepared to volun-
tarily renounce the throne and allow
the powers to nominate his successor.
The prince OF Montenegro Is said to
have received mandate from Russia
to clear up the precarious situation in
seryia and King Peter is alleged to
have recognized the untenabiIIty Of his
position and to be willing to abdicate.
His successor. 1t is added, will only
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Train Wreeksr Gets Life.

Denver, Jan, IA special to the
Republican from Lajunta, Colo. says;
John Devin was today convicted in the
district court of wreckng the Santa Fe
passenger train near Fowler last sum-
mer, at which time Engineer John
Walker was fatally injured. Devin
was sentenced to life Imprisonment.