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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-30
FEATURES FOR NEXT WEEK,

"An Expose OF Some Doings at Whit
WE'LL" .'How the Union Was Treated
Unjustly," ''Childrens Letters to Sam
tn Claus,' and '.Jolly Replies to the
Union" are features for next week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-30
NOTICE.

/ will be At Jasper on Monday OF
each week. All parties desiring dem
tai workwill please call at the Hughes
House. N. B. MOORE,
DENTIST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-17

No 1OS6-26O a, Jefferson county
$4,000. Olive S. Kendig, Denison,
Kan. R. f. D. /.
No 1O87-320 a. Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kan. r. F. D. 1.
No. 1O93=18O a, Reno county, 81
600. Eli Mast, Hutchinson, Kan.
No. 1O95-160 a, Bourbon county,
$4,000. D. B. Henarter, Gas, Kan.
No. 1102-6409 a, Greenwood coun-
ty, $4,000. G. G. Dick. Toronto, Kan.
No. 1112-430 a, Lincoln county,
KOeneke, Herkimer, Kan.
No. 1113-15O a, Usage county, per
a, S55. James Partridge, Usage City,
Kan, r. F. D. 5.
$3.50. NJ J. Fishely, Potter, kan,
R. T. D. l.
No. I125-16oO a. Gray county,
per a, $40. F. E. Maken. Cimarron,
No. 1126-825 a, Elk county, s4.-
125. N. D. Glenn, Howard, Kan, r.
F. D. 4.
No. 112s-24o a, Kingman county.
$4,000 e. L. Kaiser, Nashville, Kan.
No. 1870 a. Lyon county, per a,
$50. w. T. Walters, Emporia, Kan,
621 Market street.
No. 1850 a, Nemaha county.
So 500. Albert Drager. Kelly, Kan.
No. 1140-160 a, Marshall county,
20 a. 99o- D. II GetIys BeatF1ce,
No. 1141-2o a, johnson county.
$4,000. D. B. Hirt, Olathe, Kan.
No. 1146-160 a, jackson county,
IS. 500 ]. L. Armour, Circleville, Kan.
No. 1147-160 a, Sumner county.
$4,000. W. B. Kraft, Milan, Kan.
No. 1880 a, Cherokee county.
per a, $42. w. NJ. Piper, McCune,
No. 115o-82O a. Pottawatomie
county, per a, S35. VIM. E. O'Neil,
WamegO, Kan, r. f. D. 4.
No. 1151-160 a, Montgomery coun-
ty, per a, s35. Burket & Kelly, Elk
City, Kan.
No. 115s-24O a. cowley county.
$4,000. ]. H. Falkingham, Winfield,
Kan, r. T. D. 5.
No. 1155-10.OOO a, Greenwood
county. per a, from $125O upward.
/ VIM. Forbes, Fall River, Kan.
No. 1156-120 a, Geary county. So
/ 600. W. T. Lumb, Alta Vista, kan.
No. 1880 a, Trego county, per
/ a, SIS. ". F. Cross, Ellis, Kan, box
/ 222-
No. 1880 a, Harvey county. So
/ 500. ]. W. Wells, Walton, Kan.
/ No 1177-640 a, Harper county.
i $500. A Engel, Crisfeld, Kan.
No. 1179-4S0 a, Bourbon county
/ $4,000. W. B. Stafford Bronson.
/ Kan.
no. 1890 a. Rice county. S.
600. W. S. Elm, Wherry, Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-17

No. 1281-160 a, Harvey county,
$500. H. A. Dennieville, Hesston,
Kan, R. F. D. 1.
No. 1284-16O a. Gray county, per
a, SIS. Robert Carruthers, Paola,
No. 12ss-2so a. clay county. &c.
900. Fred w Cornell, Wakefield,
No. 1292-16O a, Meade county, ST.
900. J. G. Seaver, Fowler, Kan.
No. 1295-320 a, WoOdson county,
per a, $50. w. I. Chadwick. Rose,
No. 1297-17O a. Wilson county, per
a, $50. H. c. Cohoe, Buffalo, Kan, R.
No. i299-s2o a, Butler county,
No. 13O3-16O a. Kingman county.
$4,000; Jos. Young Cunningham
No. Is1i232O a, Jewell county.
$4,000. A. w. Vale, Hardy, Neb., R.
No. 182o-1,1oo a, Jewell county,
per a. $3.50. Fair & McCammon,
Formoso, Kan.
No. 1822-160 a, Morris county. $4.-
200. E. o. Bross, Wilsey, Kan, R. F.
No. 1824-4OO a. Smith county, per
a, S35. Frank II. Burrow, Smith
No. 1825-12O a. Miami county, per
a, s35. Geo. W. Furthmyre, Gardner,
Kan, r. F. d. /.
No. 1328-56O a, Elk county, $13.-
200. J. W. Mcclellan, Grenola, Kan.
No. 1334=22O a, Chautauqua coun-
ty, per a, SEQ. Mary F. Claypool,
Cedar Vale, Kan.
No. 1336-160 a, Labette county.
$4,000 E H Beatty, Cherryvale,
kan, r. f. D. 8.
No 1900 a, Jefferson county,
per a. $50. n. W. Brammel, Osaw-
10. 1842-16o a. Ellsworth county,
$500. Erwin Williams. Ellsworth
No. 1s44-1eo a, Finney county,
$1,000. N. H. Haglund, Harrington
No. 1880 a. wabaunsee cOun-
ty per a, $50. Ernest s. Hooper Alta
No. 1880 a, Sumner county, ST.
500. H. W. Showers, Geuda Springs
No. 1847-8.O70 a, Lyon and Wa
baunsee counties, per a, $50 }. u
Southland, Allen, Kan.
NO. 1354-160 a, Bourbon county,
$4,000. Henry N Grinaullus, Fort
Scott, Kan, r. F. D. 4.
No. 1S56=16O a, Thomas county,
$685. Isaac Cunningham, Monona'
No. 185s-1so a. Sumner county,
per a, $50. D. J. Mullenox, South
Haven, Kan, r. F. D. I.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-17
aes and addresses Of the of the properties mentioned

No. 971-64O a. Nemaha county. O.
Y. Boone, Pawnee City, Neb.
No. 976-3,60O a, Osborne county,
per a, $2S. J. NJ. Kepple, Glen Elder,
No. $3.50 a, coney county, $8.-
600; G. S. Williams, Lebo, Kan. R.
No. s81-4 a, Usage county. $1,7eo.
7. ]. Davis, Burlingame Kan, box ass.
No. $3.50 a, Kearney county,
per a, So. J. B. Hood. Leroy, Ia.
No. 9S4-160 a. Neosho county, ST.
600. H. NJ. Davis Thayer, Kan
NO. lOO1-4SO a, Hamilton county,
per a, $45. J. A. shanstrom, Coolidge,
Kan.
No. 1OO4-4O a, Shawnee county.
$40, 500. H. j. Lane, Topeka, Kan.
lHedgewood) West 9Th street, r. F.
No 1O14-8H a, Peabody, inside
city limits, $1,4OO. Chas. Perry Pea
No. 1ois-242 a. Douglas county.
No 1o17-115 a, Nemaha county,
Kan. r. f. D. l.
No. 1018-16O a, Labette county.
$4,000. ". E. Emery, Liberty. kan.
No. 1019-20S a. Woodson county.
per acre. $50. Geo. F. Wilson, Neosho
Falls, Kan, box 1872.
No. 1020-S2O a, Pottawatomie
county, per a, SIS. James Caffrey,
FostOria, Kan.
per a, s46. II. S. Hall. Berryton. Kan.
No 1O23-360 a, Wilson county, per
a, $4O- w. G. Douglass, Fredonia.
Kan. R. F. D. L.
No, 1O26-16O a. Barton county.
$1,000. Mrs. Josie Holt, Hoisington,
No. 1O29-16O a. Finney county.
$40. L. w Clark Conway Springs.
No. 1o87-21s a. Bourbon county.
per a. $40. J. c. Balch, Be1lingtonT,,
No. 1045-11O a. Franklin county.
300 VIM. Peer, Rantoul, Kan.
NO. lO5O-160 a, Labette county.
S6.4O0. W. A. Bullock, Sidney, Ia.
No. 1O53-1449 a, Chase county.
p per a, $3.50. 7. D. Hendrickson,
No. 1O55-45O a, Pratt county. So
600. II. NJ Churchill, Sawyer, Kan.
No. 106O-160 a, Cofey county, Der
a. 500; Geo. w. Moore, Leroy, Kan
No. 1os2-sO a. Jackson county. S.
9Oo: r. E. Belts, Mayetta, Kan. r
No, 1Os5-so a. Shawnee county
$5'OVO, s o. Marshall, Elmont, Kan
No. 1o66-22o a. Wilson county
$40. 1000. J. G. Mitchell Buxton, kan
No. 1067-S2O a, Wabaunsee coun-
ty, A. and P. Schmitz, Alma. kan.
NO 1O1l-150 a, Wabaunsee county
per a, $50 Mary E Cornell ILL
I Norris St, Topeka, KAN
No. 1072-16O a, Norris county. So
/ 500. S. B. V. Decker, Wilsey, kan
r. r. D. l.
No. 1O75-160 a, Usage COUNTY S..
4 600. Levi Andre, Rosemont. Kan.
! No. 10S3-96O a, Trego county. ne,
q, $50. Mrs. NJ. Shepherd, Ellis. Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-17

No. 11S2-2S0 a. Neosho county,
per a, $50. Kane Bros, Parsons Kan,
r. F. D. 2.
No. 1860 a. Chautauqua county,
$4,000 W. S. Nichols, Hale, Kan.
No. 1197-160 a, Thomas county,
$4,000. VIM. White, Shenandoah, Ia,
9O6 7th avenue.
No. 12OO-160 a, Sumner county,
$4,000. T. H. Albright, Hinton, Okla.
No 1203-32O a. Sheridan county,
$4,000. Fred Manning, Central City,
S. D.
No 1205-555 a, Butler county, per
a, $50. F. C. SOule, Ell Dorado, Kan,
No. 12oS-152 a, Leavenworth
county, $12, 1000. r. L. Brown, Leav-
enworth, Kan, r. F. D. s.
No. 12O9-80 a, Labette county, s4,-
600. Charles Ferris, Parsons, Kan,
No. 121o-2o83b a. Lyon county,
per a, 1872. L. H. Sehoonover, En-
poria, Kan. r. r. D. T.
No. 122S-262 a. Greenwood county,
per a. S35.- J. L. Ehnes Lamont, Kan.
No. 1237-160 a, Rocks county, 3d.
600. Frank Decious, Webster, Kan.
No. 1238-320 a. Douglas county,
per a, s45. Denton Burton, Baldwin
No. 12s9-22O a. Labette county,
per a, $40. Joseph T. Bishong. Os-
wego, Kan, R. r. D. g.
No. 1244-186 a, Allen county, S.
O0O Mrs. bessie Rumbell, Moran,
No. 124s-44O a, Montgomery coun-
ty, per a, $25. A. L. Sewell Fruita'
No. 124s-24o a, Allen county, per
a, s45. August Jacob, Geneva, Kan.
No. 1251-12O a, Allen county. per
a, $40. Homer P. Fowler, Moran,
Kan, R. F. D. 1.
No. 125S-18O a. Wilson county,
per a. $50. L. More, Burlington, Kan.
No. 1256-160 a, Pratt county per
a, S25. al a, Pratt county, per a,
s35. W. P. Finger & Sons, Sawyer
No. 1857 so a. Marion county,
$4,000. Frank E. Brown. Lincoln
No. 1264-82O a. Coffey county,
$4,000. w. F. Milham.' Waverly.
No. 12ss-sso a, Rawlins county,
$1,000. F. G. Berg, Atwood, Kan.
No. 1267-156 y a, Wallace county,
$1,000. o. A. Pim1ott, 500 Man
chester ave-, Wabash, Ind.
No. 1275=160 a. Allen county, per
a. SIS. A. G. Fisher lola, KAN r.
F. D. I.
No. 1278-1.12s a, Thomas county,
per 100 a. $1,000. D. K Parker, Girls
No. 128o-a2O a. sheridan county,
$500. F. P. Jones. Hoxies Kan.
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No. 136O-4S0 a. Wabaunsee coun-
ty. per a, SIS. G. W. Nicholson, Esk-
ridge, Kan.
No, 18ss-2oo a. Republic county,
No. 1380-461 a, Lyon county per
a, $3.50. Chas. H. Bell, Emporia,
Kan, r. F. D. 2.
No. 139S-120 a, Allen county, per
a, $3.50. A. A. Peckham, Moran,
Kan, r. F. D. I.
No; 1850 a. Butler county, per
a, $40. J. H. Kipers, Rosaiia, Kan.
No. 1399-300 a, Cotfey county,
per a, $25. ]. o. Rayl, Hartford,
kan, r. F. D. 2.
No. 140S-1,20O a, Woodson county,
per a, $40. F. Florencourt, Carroll,
No. 14o4-1.o4o a. Graham county.
$4,000. Ben Hill, ST., Morland, Kan.
No. 1407-127 a, Coffey county, $3,-
300. George Netzger, Crotty, Kan
No. 1411-333 a, Elk county, SILL
600. c. B. Douglas, Moline, Kan, R.
No. i414-7O a, Cowley coutny. 81
500. Jacob Swank, Arkansas City,
Kan, r. F. D. 5.
No. 1415-64O a, Osborne county.
$500. W. J. Whitson. Waldo, Kan,
No. 1417-4so a. Graham county,
$1,000. W. M. Mcclure, Hill City
No. 1421-s65 a, Bourbon county,
per d. $45. Jacob Pfister, Kiowa, Kan.
No. 1423=320 a, Woodson county,
per a, $35. Albert Coe, Yates Center,
Kan, r. F. D.
No. 1890 a, Usage county 81
600. H. Mcdonnell, Carbonate, kan.
No. 1870 a, Marion county,
$4,000. c. K. Caldwell, Canada, Kan.
No. 1890 a, PaWnee county,
per a, S22. William Kincaid' Rozei'
NJ las QoO Greenwood coun-
ty, per a, S21. Landergin Bros,
Eureka, Kan.
No. 1442-14S a, Dickinson county,
per a, $40. Peel Hersh, Abilene, Kan
No i44s-16O a, Marshall county,
r. No. i447-4so a. Trego county. per
a, $3.50 L. c. Gleason, Wa-Keeney'
No. 145o-82o a, Rocks county. So
4O0. Close & Moore. Colony, Kan.
No 1853 a, Bourbon county county
$4,000. NJ. B. Welsh. washington
No. 145s-1so a. Lyon county, per
a. $50. ". S. HORNED, Americas, Kan
No 14sj-16O a. Reno county. So
500 F. 0. Dean, Hutchinson ram
No. i46z-s2o a, Russell county.
per a, S11.5O- Luke Hammond scan
dia. Kan. R. F. D. e.; county ,ar
a SIS. G. NJ. Nelson, lola, Kan.
No. 1471-1,48O a, Osborne county UNITY
per a. S12. G. ". Karns. Waldo, Kan
n No e I173.4o a. Elk county. $3.50.
Geo % H. Jones, Elk city. Kan, R. F.
= No e 1850 a. Nemaha county,
per a. s55. Chas. henson, valley
Falls, Kan.
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= g REAL ESTATE BARGAINS g g SCI
complete mention Topeka State Journal

I No. 1890 a, Rice county So
600. W. F. Rose, Sterling, Kan.
No. 1485-20O a, Woodson county,
per a, $50. Charles Folker, Vernon,
Kan.
No. 1880 a. sedgwick county,
Sc, 5000. Theodore Reder, Cheney.
Kan, R. F. D. 2.
No. 149O-2S5 a, Linn county So
400. E. J. Curtis, Mantey, Kan.
No. 15OO-16O a. Sherman county,
$500. Ewing E. RosseIl, Uniontown,
Penn.
No. 15O1-1.28o a. Haskell county,
per 100 a, $500 to $500. Jas. P. Ford,
Garden City, Kan, box p.
No. 15O2-12O a, Logan county. per
a. 81. w. I. Richards. Manhattan,
No. 15o7-s8 a, Montgomery ooun-
ty $4,000 Orion A. Lee. Cofey-
No. 1515-8O a. Cheyenne county,
$3.50 Daniel Marker, Elmont, Kan,
- No i5fS-2So a, Morris county. per
a, s35. Henry Baxter, White City,
No. 152O-44O a, Rocks county. and
Mrs. Eliza J. Nelson, Natoma, Kan.
No. 1521-160 a, Labette county,
$500. L. P. Hamilton, Altamont,
Kan.
No. 15ZZ-56O a, shawnee county,
per a, $40 and s45. H. c. CoIburn,
10. I528-16O a, Jewell county. So
500. N Ratcliff, Jewell City, Kan.
No. 15s1-40 a, Lyon county, ST.
400. T. W. Stanley, Fairfax, MINI.
No 1535-320 a, Logan county, So
200. NJ Brewer, Monmouth, III.
No 1538-240 a, Cowley county, S5,-
600. John Davey, Bingham, Iowa.
No. 1541-160 a, Butler county, 3d.
500. A. P. Hoffman. Latham, Kan.
a, $3.50. L. L. Potter, GTidley, Kan,
No. 1544-16o a. Stafford county,
$4,000. John Crissman, st. John,
Kan, r. F. D. 8.
No. 1545-SeveraI hundred acre
ranch, Logan county, per a, $6.25.
No. 1547-245 a, Dickinson county,
per a, $45. Fred and Bert Ramsey,
No. 1548-161 a, Stafford county,
$4,000. W. G. Bartholomew. Stat
No. 15zs-1ee a, Reno county. $4,-
500. J. L. Duncan, Langdon, Kan,
No. i55i-1.ss5 a. Grant and Kear-
ney counties, $500. J. " McRae,
M No ol'l! 4552N82o a. Mitchell county.
$500. A. L. Hunter. Hunter, Kan.
No. 1554-32O a, Smith county, per
a, $40. G. F. Mathes, Smith Center,
AI No. a55s-24O a. AtchisOn county.
$4,000 A. NJ Mccartney, Emng-
" No. 1561-111 a, Shawnee county,
hI No. 15s4-1,12o a. Greeley county.
$500. c. P. Carlson, Stockholm,
kan
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KANSAS FARM LANDS.
LIST No. A

No. $40, 1880 a, Stevens county.
Kas., $4,000. T. G. Hubbard, Woods
dale, Kan.
No. s72-162 a, Anderson county,
Kan, $4,000. H. ". Anderegg, Gree
ley, kan, r. F. D. 2.
No. 876-162 a, Brown county. Kan.
$4,000. JnO. Freeland, Horton, Kan,
r. =. D. 8.
No. sso-160 a, Thomas county, kan,
per a $12. George Roth. Tekamah,
No. $3.50 a, wabaunsee county.
Kan, $500. R. T. Boyer, Dover,
10. $3.50 a. Corey county. Kan.
$4,000 Geo Chaser, Westphalia, Kan.
No 5000 a. Usage county. kan,
per a $75. L. D. Patterson, Reading,
Kan.
No. ss2-ssO a, Bourbon and Craw-
ford counties, per a. $S8. ]. L. Lawler,
No. $3.50 a, Woodson county,
per q, $40. c. 0. AIentzer, Yates Cen
ter, kan, r. F. D. 2.
No. ss9-875 a, Gray county. Kan,
per a, $11- Mrs. NJ. Haines, Mt. Pleas
ant, Ia, r. r. D. 5.
No. 900-107 a, Anderson county,
per a. SIS. W. w GoWdy, Garrett
kan, r. r. D. 2.
No. 9o1-16O a, Usage county, So
SOC z. J. DIETRICH, Carbondale. Kan.
No. 904-320 a. Barber county. S.
600. J. T. Sehnelle. Sharon, Kan.
No. 9O7-8O a, Linn county, per a.
$40. George johnson, Parker, kan,
No. 909-24O a, Norton county. per
a So j. r. Ingels, Hiawatha, Kan.
No. 914-1O0 a, Elk county, per a,
$27. F. H. Sherwood, Grenola, Kan.
No 915-160 a, Anderson county,
$500 Gustav Gradert, Fulton, III.
No. 923-960 a, Gray county, So
500 f. w. Dalechek. Dubuke, kan.
No 925-102 a, Jefferson county
per a, $40. J. w. Gray. Perry, Kan.
No $3.50 a, Usage county, ST.
500. W S. Robins, Wakarusa, Kan,
r. r. D. %.
No. 941-18845 a, Anderson county,
$500. c. w. Hartshorn, Colony,
kan. r. T. D. 8.
No. 947-117 a, Nemaha county
per a, $50. ". D. Calder. Bancroft
No. s4s-1eo a. Marshall county
per acre SIS. Mrs. Jennie Hobart
Vdets, kan.
No. $3.50 a, Barton county, S14,.
600. II. L. Jackson, Ellinwood, Kan.
No. $3.50 a, Riley county. per a
500, A. J. Waldron, Winkler, kan.
No. $3.50 a, Rice county. So
600 J. F. Walker, Frederick, Kan.
No. ss2-15s a, Jefferson county
$4,000. r A. Pence. Oskaloosa
No $3.50 a, Lyon county, S.
100. Frank Burson, Emporia, kan
No. a70-s2o a. Cherokee county
per a, $50. s. P. Bottoms. Conway
! Ia, r. F. D. 2
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MIR. GooDNow REPORTS.
Declares That He Can Refute the
Charges Against Him.

United States Consul General Goodnow
OF Shanghai, China, formally reported at
the State Department today, paying his
respects to Acting Secretary Loomis and
Third Assistant Secretary PIERCE. Mr.
Goodnow comes prepared to meet the
charges against him which have been
pending for nearly year before the de-
partment all preferred by members of
the foreign colony in Shanghai, based
upon allegations of administration of
the consular office by Mr.. Goodnow.
The consul general states that as soon as
he received the detailed charges in his case
he stopped in Shanghai only long enough to
gather up some testimony in rebuttal and
then started directly for Washington to
face the accusations. He left Shanghai
about January 1, so he made a quick trip
for this time of the year.
Mr.. Goodnow has been Informed that the
House judiciary committee will probably
defer action upon the impeachment charges
preferred against him by Representative
Hughes of New Jersey, based upon the
same allegations as are now before the
State Department, until the department it.
self has completed its investigation.
The papers he brings with him are
ample. in his opinion. to satisfy the de-
partment and establish the rectitude of
his conduct and he processes to be willing
disposed of without further delay.
Mr.. PIERCE, the third assistant secretary
of state, has, by direction Of the President
been charged with the Investigate NOT this
case and to him Mr.. Goodnow Will address
himself to bring about q conclusion.
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permission on the grouQd that he did not
propose to havel the Stale of Georgia rep
resented by negro company at the inau-
guration OF the PRESIDENT
Leading military men in Atlanta are in
sympathy with GpvernT Terrell.
Committee Meetings.
A meeting of the committee on points OF
historic interest. has been called for this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The committee
on state representatives of high schools
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock. Both
meetings will be Held .}he New Willard.
The committee on parks and reviewing
stands, Mr.. John B. 'Lafier, chairman. will
meet at 4:15 torhorfeypb afternoon at the
washington Stock ExchAnge rooms, 1885 F
street northwest
Each member of the. various inaugural
committees or subcomniittees will receive
an appropriate bronze medal as a token
OF the honor. Chairman Wilson has signed
the contract for these medals, which was
a asss 70 Joseph e. Davidson's sEons.
fnladelphla. Three thousand medals will
be struck and ready for delivery March A.
Preparations are being made for the
erection OF the stands in the Court of
!I, between 18TH and 18th streets:
me President's stand, directly In front Of
the White House. will seat about 1000
people, and the stand directly opposite to
this and in front of Lafayette Square will
accommodate $500 people. Both pavflions
Will be erected by the committee, which
Will sell the seats. AS four years ago, the
seats Will be apportioned among the
guests OF the President, the Senate and
House, the Judiciary and the press.
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CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY
Annual Statement Showing Receipts
and Expenditures.

statement showing the receipts and
expenditures OF the Capital Traction Com
pany for the calendar year 1904 was sent to
the House today by President Dunlop of
of that road.
The statement shows that the receipts
from passengers were 81 1881 - in the
District Of Columbia and S239I4DT In
Maryland. a total of 81 5I3 456 40: from
freight, Sl001 40: from mail. s2913G7: rent
of land and building. s7.4T45 advertising
S1,I0; miscellaneous income, S773i: insur-
ance reserve. $1,000 sales of tickets. S3.6l5.
81. an aggregate of 81. $40 0s9I2. or count
ing the balance OF $3l. 676.39 on hand Janu-
AIRY l. 1904. grand total of $I.5717 1871
The disbursements were as follows: Main
tenance of way and structures s344T061
maintenance OF equipment. ST3.OO5.G4: or
Grafton OF power plant, $SS.o 02 20; operaii
OF ears. 3lo,4Sose; general expenses Si22-
tosnj; taxes, SIS. 56l 81; special police SO
40; interest. $43.iTT.J7; construction and
equipment, sal. 05.6J: insurance reserve
$40; dividends, 100000: renewals. So $50 :
"a; real estate. $40, 72s.70; bills payable
ylootEs', an aggregate of 81. 544 2i1 So or
Including the balance OF SGT $500 on hand
december 81, 1901, grand total of 1,571-
ioioI The statement also shows that a
total of 236 persons were injured on the
lines OF the company during the year One
accident resulted ia tally.
was also shown thai the funded debt
OF the company is $1,0S0 900 and the total
COST or road and equipment including real
estate, Is hxed at Sl3 033 SILT The paid
up capital or the company Is So 1000 900 A
list OF stockholders is appended to the
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PRIVATE CAR LINES.
Opposition Of Western Fruit Growers
Expressed. '-s.s~ <.


E. NJ Ferguson Of Duluth, Mimi, repre-
senting the Western Fruit Jobbers' .Asso-
citation, the National Retail Grocers' Asso-
citation and a number of other western as
sociations, continued his argument today
before the Senate committee on Interstate
commerce in opposition to the operation of
private freight car lines. AS the system
exists today. he said any law might be
violated with impunity. -
In 1900 they were able in the Michigan
territory to ship fruits with icing charges
at from s. to SIS, butt in 1902 he said, the
Pere Marquette railway entered into an ex-
elusive contract with the Armours, when
the refrigerating charges went up to $45 re-
CARELESS of weather NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it
was necessary to use ice or not.
Asked If he Thought railroad companies
owned stock in the private car lines, Mr.
ferguson said that as a matter of deduc-
ton he would say no such contracts would
be entered into by the railroads with the
private lines unless there was a COM
munity of interests.
Asked if he did not think it would be
wiser to place the private car lines under
government control, Mr. Ferguson said that
it would not unless it was desired to ami
hilate all private Industries. The Armo,,rs
he added, would drive out all opposition
and own all refrigerating cars
Ask what remedy he would propose Mr.
Ferguson said he would suggest that as the
railway companies fldNe beel given control
of the highways they should perform all
their duties to the public and provide cars
to the shippers.
Senator Elkns asked il the private car
lines published their IA tes-s AIR. Ferguson
replied that he had meyer seen them In
depots and could rot get Information want
ed on inquiry. Isr rs
Senator Elkins asked tfrit was not a yIo-
lation of law. Bos 10
Mr. Ferguson said it was, but there were
many violations of iaw.s xix,
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HoLDEN'S APPEAL DENIED.
Was Convicted of Allowing Pollution
of the River.

The Supreme Court of the United States
today denied the application for a writ of
certiorari in the case of Thomas F. Hol-
den, petitioner against the United States.
who was found guilty of polluting the
Potomac because of the refuse from the
Georgetown gas works.
This action of the Supreme Court de-
prives the petitioner from any further legal
recourse beyond that which he has had in
the lower courts.
August IA, 1902. in the Police Court by In
he with force and arms did unlawfully
allow certain waste product, to wit, water
mixed with gas tar of the gas works
of the Washington Gas Light Com
pany. corporation doing business
in said District at the foot of 18th street
southeast in the city of Washington, In
said District. to flow into and be deposited
into certain tributary of the Potomac
river known by the name of the Eastern
branch of said Potomac river, against the
form of the statute in such case made and
provided. and against the peace and gov
eminent of the United States of America
The cause was tried before Judge Kim
ball, a judgment of guilty was entered
and a sentence imposed OF SIS fine, and
In default, Imprisonment In Jail for sixty
days.
The case was appealed to the Court of
Appeals. which affirmed the judgment of
the Police Court. The unsuccessful effort
was then made to take the cause to the
Supreme Court of the United States
through the medium of q petition for a
writ of certiorari.