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Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
Renewed Fighting South of
 farbin Expected Soon
RUSSIAN CONCENTRATION
They Are Unable to Learn Much of the Movements of the Japanese. A Part of the Second Pacific Squadron Sighted.

Gunshu Pass, April 3.-A renewal of fighting is expected shortly. The con centration of the Russian army is complete. The advance lines are south of Sipinghai seventy-four miles north of Tie Pass.
 The Japanese are screening their movements well by means of cavalry, and it is difficult to locate the bulk Of their army. A heavy movement seems in progress on the Russian fnaks.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
cArrLE ANp sHEEP.

NChicago. April Seattle receipts 5000. Market steady. Good to prime steers, $5.4O@640; poor to medium. $4.OO05.25; stockers and feeders. s3.00 @5.OO; cows. $3@4.75; heifers, $S@ 5.25; canners, $1.6O@2.50; bulls, $2.50 @450; calves, $2@6.75.
 Sheep receipts, 2S,O00. Sheep and lambs 10 to 15 cents lower. Good to choice wethers, $5.75@6.25; fair to choice mixed, s4.50@5.50; western sheep, $466; native lambs, S4.S5 @7.50; western lambs, $4.S5@7
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
SUFFERING CHINESE.

General Okus headquarters in. the field. April 3.-There is much suffer- ing among the Chinese in the vicin- ity of Mukden. Scores of villages were destroyed in the recent fighting and 100,00 people are homeless and desti- ute. The Chinese government is now feeding and housing 60,000 refu- gees at Mukden and also furnishing seed grain.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
GRAIN.

Chicago, April 3.--An official forecast of freezing temperature in Kansas and Nebraska strengthened the wheat market here today. After selling to 8S3s, July wheat closed at S7s @SS. July corn opened at 47@47k. sold up to 479s01z, and closed at 47A. July oats opened at 29H @292s, sold up to 29A and closed at 29h@%.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
METALS.

New York. April Stopper was cas- fer abroad. closing at e67 6s for spot and ger 12s 6d for futures. Locally the market was unchanged. Lake, s15.37k@ 1850; electrolytic, $15.25@ 15.571k; casting, $14S71k @15.O0. Lead was unchanged at $4.5O6D4.6O in the local market and e12 los in London. Spelter was unchanged in both mar kets, closing at $6.00 in New York and 823 15s in London. Silver 56; MeM- can dollars 43.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
PART OF THE BALTIC FLEET.

Jibutil. French Somaliland, April 3. The division of the Russian second Pacific squadron commanded by Ad- miral Nebogatoff, from Suez. March 26, anchored off this port today.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
STOCKS.

Atchison. Ss3s; pfd 1924; N. J. Cen tral, 200; c. & O. 581a; St. Paul. 1161I; Big Four. 10s14: c. & $. 2SA; 1st pfd. s2; 2slds-pfsl.r Erie. 461s 5Afani1at1' tan. 16G1k; Metropolitan. 122A; M. P. 1O6H; N. Y. Central, 1928; Penna., 143k; St. L. & S. F. End pfd. 7Ok; s. P. 6S1b; U. P. 99A; Anal. Copper. 7OA; Sugar. 141& Anaconda. 1191s; U. $. Steel. 367s; pfd. 96%; w. U. 93.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
CLEAR SAILING AHEAD
No Reason Now Why Stocks Should
 Not Look Up.

New York, April 3.-The party in speculation made it's presence felt to- day which was ready to proceed on the assumption that with the April mon ey market settlements out of the way there was no reason for any further restraint on an active demand for stocks.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
PONnS.

U. s. ref. 2s reg. 1O424. coupon 1O4%; U. S. 3s reg. 1O4. coupon 105; U. S. new As reg. 133, coupon 133; U. $. old 4s 104A. coupon 104A.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. April S.-Forecast for. Arizona: Fair Tuesday and VEednes= day
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04

consinusd 0a Psss &
Arizona republican., 1905-04-04

wANTED-Some nice furnished rooms for housekeeping or small cot tage. E. E. Pascoe, 110 N. Center St.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
Fiesta i0tifla
en- Adigltas.

&. 4 - tI
Ag0ato 81 Vsri0s amigos 9 lmpa-
fadog de algan&g elias (goIpo Sempe-I
gSGnOl asaatamOs ancChe la elegante yI
or { 1rtabIe morada que 81 Lod0. don
E feel Sanchez NJ i talvo. tisna en- eR
SaltitI0. Ms siTvi6 de pFetext0 Oi
SantO del dfa. que era el de ID espoaa
del GsGZtGdO
ReCibidog tf.blemente y obseQuia.
dos COP eaplendidez pRaam0s IN ratio.
sgrsdabiIfsimO.
Ei0isa Colon toCa bien u con muChi
simO gusto Ia msnd0lins. , oirla acom-
pRfIAdR 81 piano por Maria Luisa Pa.
IRA. es miel scbFe b jueIas.
DANA GApQelint3 de Rios OVaIle,
inteFpFetadR por tan hsbiles como be-
lies artistas, tenfs que FeauItar Rdmi-
Tabie, gObeFbia. mBgl 1dCG.
Don kmSrSc0 nos recit6. como 81 60
be ht cerEO. la haYm1sa pee Is de mi
antigua y queridieimo amigo Cleme;
tinn R.mirez DudO 3 cre0.
Don Em6rio0 eB up8 enoic'opedig;
CSDts, toOa. recitR y bAila que es an
primer. les impeFdibge!
Rufiao el inf .tigsble RufiaO. es an
moreno que peina CanGs. de tan buen
oidc, que de primers audiCi6n hRCe
que ga cWGtrO nos delete con 10 que.
moment0s AnteE. hs escuchRdO ga due.
no
ToCa un sTen piedad1 =. hats alIf
y cito ese dar "a entire OtrRs del inmor.
tai CAmpOg poTQue eV, para nj. % me-
jaP de las de eSe RutOF, aupQue RufnO
toCR todss Ias dan zas muy bien.
Rufao Roman es todO un artists, eg
el primer cxGtr0 de Adjuntas. no tiene
Compa zero.
Adem&a de Las pergonaB CitadRs con-
tsbAmo8 On tan amenB reunion. con
laa amRbIeg ManuelitR y Pepita Sierra.
no. la asladiSimR LuiSita Ortiz. IL sim.
pstiCa IUabslita MuGaz Les estimSdss
hsrmsDas ChAvier. ls graciolf.imA Fl.
l0menR Conde y &IgunAs mas CuyOB
ne mbres no pudimos retener. c0ntri
buyendo todRs & haOer deliCiOsR IL ve-
Iada. -
al reiterar 6 Ics eapogos Sanchez
MOntalvo. PARA nue0trO reOonoCimien.
to. Les deseamog largos amos de feliC..
dad.
LUIS.
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CONVOCATORIA.
Por acuerdo de la Junta Superior
de 9anidad.

Durante Ios dias 10. 90 81. %. y
% del CoEriente mes de Ssptiembre &
Las horas de oficins. Be Celebraran exs-
menes para Cubrir Ia plaza de Segun.
do Oofmico del LRboFatoFi0 snfx0 81
Dspartamento de Sanidad. Carid&d ,
Prisiones.
L0stx imenes 90 Ilevar6n & CabO en-
eI salon de sesiOnes de 10 Junts Supe
rior de Ssnidad y serGn dirijidos pOE
el J, fs del LaboFRtoriO.
Los aspirantes 6 dichs plaza podrSn
enviar sus sOlicitudes diFiji 1As Rl Su.
perintendente de SanidAd haata les
de h tarde del dia Is del CorFiente
mes. ' obtendrsn de dichS RutoTidad
todos los datoB que pidan references
sueldo asiguRdo & Is plg -, aSignAtura'
oue han de scr objetO del exsmen. &
Los eiarciCios de exsmen se Verih
car6n en- idioma e,pafioI , entire do
sSpirantes' que obtergan IaS misma
nOtas, serG pre- ferido 81 qua possa %
noCimientos de ingI6S y puedA esCribi
en- maQuiniIIR.
Todo 10 cual 90 pubEiCs psra gaUera
conocimiento. = e. II Hernandez
M D. Superintendente de S0uidAd.
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Carlos Casanova.

e 81 del pr6x mo pasRdO mes cum.
pli6Se un Il de In Henbids muerte de
Carlos Casanova. Muri6 en- P1nde
on ell GAsi!o de Dam -, IN eI misnnO
piEdoaO AsiSO en- que muFieron R9seh-
do Rivera y EV4ristO Izcoa.
Et 6'timo de les eGfdOa en- Gquel hos.
pital fue Casanova, que 6igui6 pOr %
Csmino tFiSte que h4hisn trillado 10
"a 1elloS otrOs meriIfsimOs compatri0.
tAp; y cuSndo toc6 & Les puert9s de
Equel AsilO foe para no Ievsn&arss
mss como Rivera Colon. como Izsas
DfGz.
CuAnd0 81 lego aI foe para Cser
para siempre. 81 gladiator. ell com
bstiente eatA bR vencidO. Como 6 Ma
rio Bras hi lS miSeTia le Acorral6. f. E
con 81 Ss fiuda, implscAbIe: y supo de
I0 negFura del hBmbre y del gran do
loF del 3bAndono y de 10 soBedaj.
u dia Ie vimOg GruZRr por lee ca-
lleB de San Juan. 6 ibR como demente.
Aquf detenfAae; de- prontO andabR 4
zsnCAdas. y trss suG gafas en- descuido
aus Oj0a reveIAbRn an d0lor inVencibIeI
hOndO. siniestr0.
PoCcG diss despr6I mRrCh6 & Ponce.
Y asf enfsrmO del alma y del cuerpc,
Sjgui6 on In luchs y aus pOstrerOs dfas
lbs cOnsagr6 & Ia patriG de fendiendO
con bizarrfS y con nObleZR los ideales
de la union puertOrriqut
Era an e8pfritu fuerte una inteli.
GeDci0 cuItivAdisimR y despeiadG.
NinRdl periodiat9 Oe diatiDgufO CO.
mo ei pOr la clara expORiCi6n de lO8
ideas y por Ia seguridRd del raci0Cini0.
Sua juicios aEalorabRIoS una pujGrzs
de CriteriO BRno en que la verdad Cul'
nina bR siempPe.
esR mOdeDtia ejampIarfsims de Las
RlmaS superiores. Contemplate ape
nRdo, & veCes sonriend0 bondAdo1a-
mente & 10 prOtervS rur fl de histri0-
neu ain tRlento que 0SRn miFar pOE
enCimR del hombr0 les que valen
mas que eIlOa; & In rur f de neciOs que
se pc ga de lG pPeBunCi6niy y del 0rOpt
como IOs heroes de RuRPdarrOpfR.
ACaso en- "a bchemia dOJisnte h8IEf
geneFoa0 lenitivO los terrib 90 deso!a
CiOnes del alma, esan deg0DaCineg que
no ccmprenden Ri16 los que han sufri'
do NUT h7 y que, por 10 tanto. eSt6E
muY lFjoV de C0mprender los GttVSc0'
4 qaienes caBtiga 10 kureR pluma d.
Dicenta.
Los patriotas como CAsanCvB. tai
nobiIisim0 y tan Gb2egRdO. deben re-
COTdaFse siempre; "a gu mem 9rla de
dioamOg esy&s Il 1eNs. an el primer trist
sniverasrio de "a eterna y lOoradR de
SapGriC On.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
AB-INTESTATO De
DON MATEO LUCHETTI.
Aviso a los acreedores.

Con obj de cumplir 10 disnuestO
en- eli Articulo so de ID LsY de PccCe.
dimientOa legalea esDeCiRleg. RprobRda
eI 9 de Nero de 1905. y de c0n formi
dad con Ell artfcuIo 81 de 10 misms. y
pTevia Orden del Hon Jue7 de b Cor.
te de Distrito de San Juan. diOtAdR el
dfs 81 de AgOat0 6ltimo. Be avisa p0F
81 preaente & loo OCreedOres del difon-
TO don MateO LuCheti para que pre-
senten uua FeCIamaciOnea con loo CO.
FreBpondientes comprobanteg. bajo lu.
ramentO, dirigi6ndOlas & d O6oina del
suvCribiente. 0itusda On eI piso alto del
edificio del Banco Territorial ARlfOOla
de eets ciudRd. San Juan, Puerto Ri.
cN. Septiembre de 1905. - HernGssd
VA BeAn, Administrator judicial ID
los bloneS de don Mateo Lushstd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
Vega Baja.

HemOs recibiao ell informe anual
que al pueblo De Vega Baja y al
honorable gobernador dicige el al
calde de- aquella poblaci0n. ~
Las 6nanzas municipales desen-
vu6lvense con relative desahogo
y bien administrators.
Damos gracias por el envlo del
ameritadO infOFm0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
Una buGna fiesta.

Un numeroaO grupo de diotinguidsS
q florita0 de estR soCiedGd, GCompS ne.
dAs de cOnoCidOB j6veDes llevAr& hoy &
efecto una animals giFG en- IG quinta
GEi PalmATS. de don r mon Lopez. On
CatsfiO.
SAlen & 10 una de 10 taYde de eStN
ciudGd y rPRresarsn La 4 timGS h1Hal
de la misma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
Lea q! pdbIIeO.
Gangas, gangas verdaderas.

La primera 90 mil piezaS de oIan
marCa eAutom6vita de 10 Centavos
vara, & 8 OentAvoB. JeIga szul Y de
cOloFes As centAvOg. CaSimires in
QVeses, ncvedAd, 81. PeEcAles supe.
Fi6fes de 5 CentAvOs & 3. Glen mil
camisss de so cantGvos & 30. EnCsjes
desde 2. 3 3. 5 CentAvos vara. Oshen-
"a dccenas de CuelloG. Gran baFatiIlo
de telas frNDCesaBs americanas espa'
4 1IaS. Gran rebpjR en- CamaSs COIcho-
mes y telaa de hilo.
Nots: Sc hSCen regaIoS 6 los com
pradOreS. En- SLR GlOriA0 Cruz 10.
GLR VizcainRa San JustO AZ y GEI
CieIo,D III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
PA N leo EN- EUROPA

New York, SbFe. 2, 1,3O p. NJ.
Dlcen de Paris que en- toda Eu-
ropa reina gran panico por ell de-
sarFollo del c6leTa en- A'emania,
sobre todo en- Ia mburgo cuyO puer- =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
INSTRUCCI0NES SECRETAS

New, York, sbr Q. 2, l-sO P. M.
Un largo despacho ha sido en-
viadO hoy p1r el Car al general
LlnieVitch. Este ha cesado en- las
hOstllidades peEO sus tEOpas cOnservan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

las mismas posiciones, y los pu9 9n-
ties de barcaS sobre ell Turmen que
So hablan reconstguido en- estos Ill
timos dias fueron volaaos todos.
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AVISO al pdbIIeO.

Mientras dure 10 f6bricR del loOa ]
cue oCupaba 10 eCasa de pT6stamosS
de J0s6 BazSn. Allen 21, 90 hR trAsIa'
dado sl no % de q MAMA Calle. dOnde
aepuiP$ aus migm0s negOCi0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
SALlN

Rogamos, & don J. M. MoRers C9lOn
conte8te nuestras reitsradas CARTS,
puea con ga aiIencio entOrpece 10 mar.
cha de 10 administration dc este diR-
rio, d.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
MAS CONFERENCIRS

New York, sbre. 2, l. 80 P. M.
FL embajadOr ing'6s en- Toxic ha
estado Ia mayor parte de la mana
ma de hoy conference.-the con ell
Presidente del COnseio de ministries
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

to es de immense trafco.
Afirmase que la epidemia- fu6
propaganda en- dicha ciudad a ca usa
de efectos d. sambarcados en- el
puerto y procedentes de la India
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
Hu0Iga t0TmInada,

Han reanudado hoy gus tsreRs los
tAbsquerOs que 90 deClSFaron On huelga
anteayer. pOr hAber IVegadO & un
aouerdO patsOnoa y 0brer0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoS Lon engaHo
Hog remedies que 40 anunCtan % cuanoo mo
90 agradeOe la ehCaciR RADICAL gel ulgestl-
vo MoiarTieta, ouyS BupeEtorldao eSGa unlE0E-
1slmOnt0 conhrmada.
OOHaCionoa deBespeTadaB en- perBonaS pAsn
eonoCidaB que 10 tomaron duFante tres ms
Ueg SON las que 10 han hecho glorloBo, peRo
un solo sstuche produce mejoT efaoto que
una doOOna de frasOos de CualquieR otro 70"
CooSio. Ioor0ue sdemSs de ser 81 dniCo verda-
dOFo Curative radical del est6mago del
intastino, sin enganosa aCCi6n CRlmlante, %
Digestive PuFihoador de los alimentos-
80 dobo exigir que ceda hoGtia tenga gra'
b0do 81 n0mbFo Digestive MolarTieta.
Dnp8leO general de lag EaEmacias d@ BlAnco 90
@aHSBn AlHlaEll y 1Saal GNllleEme6ys e1 @a@ J9eS
FSsrt5- 500 y dSy9Rts 60 las pElR0paleS pEogaS
giSa d9pFeRa y AmsSaes'
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La masa general del pueblo ha
hecho grandes festejos celebrando
aquelIa, pero algUnos importantes
periodicos muestFan POGO entu9 as
mo.
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.IMPOR TANTES CABLES


N"rr York, SbFe. 2, 1870 p. m.
IA un gran aescOn ntento en- ell
} iapon6s POr eau de las
stones hechas a los rusCs en-
ltado de psz. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

del Jap6n
GuSrlase absolute reserva de- es-
ia coDferencia que IA preocup pado
los cfFculos politicOs euF0peOs. .
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DR.. n. RAMIREZ
MEDICO-C -CIRUJANO.
OCULlSTA

-)FORTALEzA TIL !.
CyonauItaa partiOuIares do 3 SAP. m.
paEa Ios p0bres de 8 & 90. "a,
lGEOfopaO Ni.a9s.
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ia
nn bpacen mos
quits
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intermediates la
y mdo aEmaoT6
81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-18
BE ON YOUR GUARD.

State Journal carriers are reporting to
this office that their routes are being
canvassed by all kinds of solicitors for
different newspapers offering for sale
razors, alarm clocks. books, cooking
utensils, in fact, merchandise of all des-
criptions, and throwing in the newspa-
per "to boot"
A good plan is to take the paper you
want and buy your merchandise from
the Topeka merchants who advertise
great bargains in the State Journal ev-
cry day. Don't be induced to subscribe
for some paper you don't want Just in
order to get some article which you can
probably buy for a less price at Topeka
stores.
The State Journal is not in the de-
partment store business. It has only
two things to sell: papers and advertis-
ing space. It gives you more and better
news and reading matter than any other
daily and is sold for one price, ten cents
per week for seven issues-every week
day evening and Sunday morning. See
the carrier, or telephone, or call at this
office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-18
END RECEIVERSHIP
DeYlin Managers Win Turn Over
Affairs Tomorrow.
Creditors VIII Then Elect the
Trustees.
MAY BE THE SAME.
Believed That Present Receivers
viii Be Chosen.
Report Of Haskin's and Sells
Won't Be Submitted.
MAY BE THE SAME.

The Ieceivership of the Devlin estate
will come to an end Tuesday forenoon
at the meeting of the creditors OF the
estate.
Receivers ]. E. Hurley, Cyrus Leland
and Walter Reeves will at that time
finish their duties as receivers which
they have held since their appointment
by Judge Pollock of the federal court on
July Z.
The election of the permanent trustees
by the creditors will preclude the neces-
sity of the continuance Of the receiver
ship.
1t is expected that the present receiv-
ers will be named as trustees. The meet
ing will be held at 10 o'clock at the Fed
eral building.
'I know of no reason why they should
not be named as trustees said ). w
GIeed, one of the prominent creditors
There has been general satisfaction
with the manner in which the affairs of
the estate have been conducted by the
receivers and I know Of no opposition
now to their selection as permanent
trustees. Something may develop at the
meeting which at this time we have no
knowledge of, but I scarcely believe
that such viii be the case.
ct understand that all of the cred
itors will be present. n. H LOOMS,
referee in bankruptcy, viii be in
charge of the meeting. The creditors
will nominate certain names, propos-
ing them as candidates. and with the
election of the trustees the receiver
ship will come to an end. That is the
whole formality connected with the
discharge of the receivers-they
simply step down upon the appoint
ment of the permanent trustees. Only
the creditors who are unsecured in
their claims are permitted to vote on
the selection of the trustees. I don't
think that any other business will be
transacted. With the selection of the
trustees the meeting viii come to an
end"
81 think that the receivers of the
estate viii be named as the perma-
nent trustees" said clifford Histed, at
torney for Mrs g. J. Devlin and also
one Of the attorneys for the receivers
/ Il think the creditors will simply ask
| that they be retained as trustees. No
| the report of Haslsins & Sells will not
submitted understand that they are
not ready to make a report yet. Yes
it will be submitted in course of
time"
Mrs Devlin will not be present at
the meeting, and will only be repre-
sented in an indirect manner, as
through Mr.. Histed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-18
AFTER BOOKER T.
vernor's Friends VIII Make It Lively
for Him.

washington, Dec. 1S.@The arrival here
today of Bishop W. L. Grant Of the A.
M. E. church may have a decided bear
ing on the aspiration of W. T. Vernon
to be register of the treasury. Bishop
Grant Is supposed to be a party to the
al1erred agreement made with Booker T.
washington for Vernon several months
ago in which Washington pledg$1 his
support and Endorsement to the presi-
dent of Vernon
washington is now in New York City.
He will also be here this week and the
negro friends of Nj. Vernon in this city
are waiting for the southern educator to
confront him with his alleged past
pledges of support to Vernon, with
view to having him change his indorse-
ment at the White House.
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to speak of, . he said, "and that is that
was promised by Mr.. Dean, the United
States attorney, that could appear be-
fore the grand jury If any matter was 70
be brought up against me. But he did
not give me that opportunity. He
knew all week Just where he could ma
me. That is pretty shabby treatment.
Dean is sore on every one. I supposed
he expected me to lay down on Long
to have him reappointed as United
States attorney Grand juries are in
QUESTIONS of the most star chamber
order. They give a man no show
whatever. But certainly did not ex-
pect to be treated in this manner, I
mean, not to be allowed to appear be-
fore the jury after was promised the
privilege.
1T is bad thing for a man and
hurts him to be indicted by q. grand
jury, said the senator. at hurts my
wife, and boy at the university. But
I am not guilty and I will prove that
much in the trial. The indictment
against US is the most loosely drawn
thing that you ever saw in your life.
This matter is not over by a long ways
And want to add also that Mr.. Ryan
is not guilty. He is a straightforward,
per, and he viii come back here and
go after the matter with a spirit that
will surprise somebody"
Though the senator seemed a little
nervous, he was not particularly ex-
cited, and if anything was rather cool
over the matter. He showed concern
over it, however, and grew very vim
dictive and bitter when speaking OF
United States Attorney Dean and Col.
A. R. Green, the men who worked up
the case against him. He did not hesi-
tate to apply unprtntable adJectiVeS. He
declared the story given out by them
to the newspapers on Saturday night
was manifestly unfair and untrue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-18
DROPS TO SIDEWALK.
Frank Condit Taken to Police Hospital
and Dies.

Frank Condit, a mason's helper en-
pIoyed by Robert Kneisley, at Crane and
Adams streets, died this afternoon of
apoplexy in the hospital room Of the
city prison. Condit was passing the
Santa Fe hospital on East Sixth avenue
when he fell to the sidewalk in an un-
conscious condition. He was removed
to the police hospital, and attended by
DR.. c. B. VanHorn, of the Provident
association. Efforts to revive him
proved unavailing, and he died in about
twenty minutes after being brought to
the station.
When he was stricken, Condit was
carrying a sack containing some scraps
of lumber, evidently intended for fuel
Condit lived at 1911 East Fifth street,
and came to Topeka from Ponca City,
Oklahoma, several weeks ago.
In his pocket was a letter evidently
written by himself to his wife, Mrs.
Flora Condit, and returned to him. In
the letter he said that he did not care
to live with her, as she had fooled him.
He mentioned the children, and said that
he would not turn them against their
mother The letter was written Decem-
Der II, 1904, from Ponca City.
A small pill box, without any label,
was found in one OF his pockets, and the
officers at first thought that he had ta-
ken poison but DR.. WanHOrn could find
no symptoms Of poisoning in the man s
condition.
Condit was about 81 years of age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-18
CHRISTMAS MONEY.
This and Tax Paying Causes Falling
on in Deposits.

According to the report Of Bank
Commissioner John Q. Royce made to-
day. the bank deposits of the state are
$4OS,000 less than at the last previous
call. The total is Sly, 8,565.77, of
which ,232,425.79 is in state banks
and S61,5O6,139.98 is in National
banks. At the last call the total was
S118,147.427.SS. The state banks
show a falling off of $604,000, while
the National banks show 100000 in
crease.
The decrease is so slight, however,
that it really is immaterial. The state
ment. to all intents and purposes,
shows the same deposits as were on
hand in September Christmas shop
ping is partially responsible.
Bank Commissioner Royce says:
81 had expected a larger decrease than
this, owing to the fact that this is the
time of year when farmers are taking
out money and buying cattle for fan
feeding The showing is very satisfac-
tory"
William Macferran of the State Saw
inRs bank said: cit is natural that
there should be a decrease at this
time Of the year. People are with
drawing money to pay taxes, and notes
are being paid off.
Morton Albaugh, formerly panK
commissioner, said: 1T is natural Tor
the bank deposits to taper off little
at this time of year. The September
statement is the big one of the year.