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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy a good secondhand piano:
state make ead how long Used and lowest
price for spot cash. Address Bon SSS
Times Office del0-3t
WANTED - OLD GOLD AND SILVER
diamonds. corals. canoes jewelry. silverware.
dentists gold and platinum bought for cash
G. +. s<ARR. Jeweler. 6l3 18th ST, below c.
oc3-90t
LADIES AND CENT? LEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. sroes. and hats be
fore seeing me, as / pay highest cash prices
for them Drop postal. viii call. H GE-
NlkZ l2OS 1th 81. NV de4-I5t
WANTED-highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies or genti,men's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and / VIII call any
hour. y. TARSHES 1905 9Th st. Phone
North 499
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUAPS FURNITURE
SHOP. 9Th and sts. Phone North 1913
WANTED-At once, 800 second hand Ice boxes
and refrigerztors: fair prices paid. 429 9th
st. NV noI6-sOt
WANTED-S. KEBESKY. 1906 eth St NV
VIII pay the highest cash price for ladies 4.
gents. and children's cast-on clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and / will
call. Phone " $3.50. de7- BOT
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DENTISTRY.

no pain: look feel act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal: !:
painless allings. DIR. j. l. WILSON, 1903 h
st. NV. nozS-s0t
FOR PAINLESS, hish-class dentistry at
modern prices consult VERO DENTISTS.
iIi5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 35e a load.
UNITED ST ArES STORAGE CO.. s8-42g- 422
10Th 50 Phone Main 42z5. nol-sot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


WANrED-By ialddle-aged woman. just re-
turned from foreign country. position as com
panion or hoGsekeeper: good references Ad-
dress BOX 1913. Times office deiz-.t
WANTED-PIace as chambermaid or general
houseworker In small family, Address 81 De-
frees II. NV. IL
WANTED-By a coiored girl place as
general houseworker IA private family: good
cook. 260s o St. Georgetown Il
WANTED-By hrst-ciass colored cook. place
In private family Address l.. y. B., Times
office. Ii
WANTED-By country girl, place as plain
cook or chambermaid- X 81 II
WANTED-Three reliable girls. situations as
cook. chambermaid. and -houseworker Phone
North S2l2 1897 7th ST NV. II
WANTED-By first class coiored laundress.
washing 10 take home S2s I'd st. NV.
delI-3t
WANTED-By laundress, washing to do at
home. l36 l. St. NV. deII-3t
WANTED-By colored girl. place to do gen
eral hOuseWOrk or first class waitress. good
reference. Call at 1881. 10th st de1I-at
WANTED-By middle-sged white woman
place az cook. 81 NJ st re defO-3t
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FOS SALE-Two pawn tickets for diamond
I11Ss' itS' IN Erlton's for S17s and sis9. Address
Ei1A A02. Times office feIs-sf
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FOR SALE-ioo Juvenile bicycles Just sr
iNed from factory, must be sold BY Christ
iilas, cheap; other makes at lowest prices .
saharies at cost. g T. HUNTER The 81
SSIe Man. li3 Pennsylvania ave nv
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Kramer's 100000 Rose on Exhibition
this week. GIG F st. NV.
Toys. tinsel. snow. Internationally $. 42l 9Th
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By expert file clerk. card index
and paper files: can handle time CORES pond
ence. or stock Government experience. Ad-
dress BOX 3s7 Times office. II
WANTED-By colOred boy. place as house
boy Address BOX S95. Times office. deI2-st
IN WANT OF position: an expert. with years
or experience. 10 take charge OF thorough
bred mares and colts; give first st-cIass
reference JOHN HOGAN, UpperviIe, Va.
del22t
wANTED-By nrst-class French chef rs
years experience. position LOUIS KON-
RAD. "a 7th 81. NV II
wANTED-Good position as clerk: TWO years
experience. II. C., ss5 4th 1T. del2-3J
WANTED-Place assistant janitor Of
school fiat with reference: or butler
around home. 6IS Rhode IsIand ave. NV
dell-2t
WANTED-By Il young man. now employed
In a bank. clerical work OF any kind to do
evenings; not afraid OF work. Address BOX
ass Times Office deIl-2t
WASTED-By young man, JOB Of any kind;
wagon driving preferred M A. HENNING,
Automobile Works. l7th and . SITS.
de10-3t
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FOR. SALE-PaWn ticket for solitaire dia-
fnond ring, In pawn for $40; also fve-stcuo
diamond in pawn for SIS: tickets reasonable
TO a quick buyer Address BOX 81 Times
Office deic-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Where people take an interest
In the little ones. you see.
Is where Kris K5ngle yearly goes
To plant HIS Christmas tree.
lies found soil most suitable.
Where little children Eo
To have their pictures taken
IN THE NURSERY STUDIO.
During this month THE NURSERY STU
do, 1925 + 81. NV. viii exhibit Christmas
Tree. and give toy TO every child who
calls for pictures. del2.l4.l6
WANTED - Showcase RELIABLE I'M
BRELI.A MAKERS. ls4s F st. NV. dei2-3t
wANTED-Goat. wagon, and harness; state
price Address BOX S94. Times ONCE.
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds rubies
eineralds. pearls. snpphires; cash paid for old
gold. silver. dentist gold ana platinum.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS 433 9th ~. NV. Main
ISIS oc26- 6-6mos
WANTED 80 Furniture for cash: sell your
goods to the man who gives YOU the most
money. See NORWOOD. Sth and sta.
'WANTED-Good wool second hand suit and
.overcoet. cheap. Address BOX $40 Times
olie~ dsl0-2t
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DOCTORS STATIC MACHINE all attach
Inents; perfect condition: also doctors leather
operating chair. Harvard make al sacrifice
40 9Th ST NV 5elo-st
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

DON'T PUT your OLD bicycles in The cellar
Pennsy lVantS ave. NV deis-2sS
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COLUMBIA graphophone; cost $50, IS large
cylinder records. cost SIS. and s. brass horn;
Al condition. all for s25 42s sth 81 NV.
deI0-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHE AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

2zl4 ST.-One or two rooms, furnished or
unturnished near Avenue car line. deI2-5t
I5f ST. NE.-Front parIor furnished or
unfurnished. housekeeping permitted
deIo-3t
FOR EtENT-Room in fine location; gentle
men preferred THE BRITTON. Apartment
=. 1903 L ST NV. deIO-gt
TWO nice. bright furnished or unfurnished
rooms. second floor. heat. gas. bath: near
Avenue cars and departments; no light
housekeeping; reasonable. Address BOX 573
Times office. delO-3r
I24s nth ST NV. two unfurnished on third
floor: furnished on second floor deg-5t
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FOR SALE-Leaving city; folding bed s. :
soId mahogany bedroom suite. SS5 cost $50:
fine -sideboard. s57. cost SI35: ice chest IS:
Singer machine. 81. oak beds 81; iron springs
soc; brass bed. hair mattresses bureaus silk
parlor suite, 81; book shelf 50: desk, 81, large
oil painting, Sc; hne pOrtieres, fitting ma
hogany c.aw-fO0t table, So cost SIS; oak
bedroom suite spring and mattress 81.
Capt ALBERT A ALLEN 1852 P ST NV.
ground floor. deIe-at
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ANACOSTIA.
BROOKLAND, d.

PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson SITS
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OR SALE-Butter stand. O-sf Ns-l-e-
Y. l. OFFCTT 1s1 1'.et ~
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In Southwest. c@e1p rent. no de-I-
eTs. Address BOX AC4. Times offce deI- >
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

.ORREJD Buck Board for sale With top and
in FIRST class running order Sl99 cash JCLlN
THOMPSON 5i9 Sth St deII-5l
TSOE 81 On account OF ieaylng city VIII
sell my steam runabout. In good running or
dor for Sl25 Address BON cNl, Times ofhce-
49, " ceIl-St
FOR SALE standard make gasolene run
abnnt In Al running order; buying larger
car f2S : ST NV. deiu-St
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TOR SALE Cigar store. $3.50. Aadre.s go-
-. Times office 80 -. -
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
North Sea Commission

Paris, Jan. 30.-The international
commission inquiring into the North
Sea incident at it's session today
heard two Swedish witnesses, Captain
Johnson and Mate Stromberg of the
cargo boat Aldebaran. Both testified
that few hours preceding the firing
on the British trawlers. their boat
was attacked in the North Sea and
many shots fired without serious da-
mage. Hugh Osborne, British agent,
said the strange vessel was the Rus
sian transport Kamchatka which mis-
took the Swedish craft for a torpedo
boat. He further declared that the
kamchatka thereafter sent Admiral
Rojestvenski, wireless message that
it had been attacked by a torpedo
boat. Rojestvensky thereupon order
ed the squadron to be on the lookout
for torpedo boats, which Osborne as
serted, caused the North Sea incident.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
The latest i'm paper hangings.
designs of 1905, at P. V Lum-
Der Co. tt
BOYS TOOK LONG WALK.
Little Sons of George A. PucKett Get
Lost and Cause Mother
Much Anxiety.

Henry. aged 9. and George. aged 4,
the sons OF George Puckett of the
Record office, started out from their
home on North Richardson street al
four O'Clock Sunday afternoon and
when they did not return by night
their mother naturally became wor-
ried about them. They had been seen
near Spring river and this was anoth-
er ground for anxiety hunting par
ty was formed but at nine o'clock the
boys were brough home by Mr.. Craw-
ford, OF the Salvation Army. He
found them at his home three miles
north of town, where they had wan
dered after becoming lost.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30

Washington, D. c., Jan. 20.-The
supreme court of the United States
States VS. Swift & Co, known as the
beef trust case, charging a conspira-
c.. among the packers to fix the pri-
ces on fresh meats. etc. The opinion
was handed down by Justice Holmes,
and affirms the decision of the court
below which was against the packers
The so-calIed Denver elaction fraud
rene court today in the shape OF a
petition for writ of habeas corpus
Patterson. The cases covered in the
petition are those Of Peter Miller and
Thomas Shepardson.
The supreme court today granted
the petition for writ of certiorari
ir the case of E. n. Hartman and
others against the Northern Securi-
ties Company. growing out of a for
mer decision OF the court relative to
the distribution of the stock of the
Northern Securities Co The effect of
granting the writ is to bring the case
to the supreme court for review.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
Russian Movement Failed.

sian advance movement against the
Japanese left has failed and General
Grippenberg has notified the Emperor
that he has discontinued the offens-
dravitch, while not seriously injured,
have been obliged to relinquish their
commands. The war Office gives no
estimate of the Russian losses, but
they are believed to be large
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30

guilty. Judge Bailey accordingly dis
charged White from custody. The ev-
idence went to show that the prose
nearby town, temporarily at least,
and that White had brought her and
the children TO Roswell. Walden ap-
peared on Dec 10 at the home OF
Rip Van Wrinkle where Mrs. Waldon
was staying and he and White had a
little difficulty, mostly IN words. The
hurt to any extent
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
Bill on Rate Making.

Washington, Jan. 3O.-The Repub
lican members OF the house commit
tee on Interstate and foreign com
merce at a caucus today decided to
report the TownSend-ESch bills on
the subject of rate making. The
Townsend bill creates a court OF
transportation of FIVE United States
circuit judges. The Esch bill enlarges
the interstate commerce commission
and extends to 1t the authority to
name a reasonable rate in PLACE of
the one it has declared unreasonable.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
Was Former Justice Kelley of the In.
ternationaI Court of Appeals of
Cairo, Egypt, Late of London

Paris, Jan. 30.-Consul General
Gowdy has been informed by the au-
thorities that the stranger recently
run over and killed on the Place de
le Concorde has been identified as
former Justice Kelley of the Interna-
tional court of appeals Of Cairo, Egg
ypt, who recently has been residing
iC London. Anthony NJ. Kelley first
came into national prominence thro'
his nomination by President Cleve-
land as minister to Italy in 1885. His
appointment was cancelled because
OF objections of the Italian govern
rnent. Later he was appointed to the
International court at Cairo, where
his record was distinguished. He re-
signed in 1902.
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Toxic. Jan. 3O.-Russian activity
on the Shahke river seems 10 have
ceased after the fights at Chenchia-
pao and Haikoupai where the Japan
csc were victorious. The object of
the operations is not clearly under
stood here, but it is suggested that
the Russians either intended to turn
the Japanese left and move a heavy
force down west of the Liao river
or were seeking to divert attention
from some projected operations ag-
ainst the japanese right. Manchur
iai., army. headquarters, telegraphing
yesterday. says: There has been no
great change in the direction OF the
right and center armies since Janua-
ry %. except constant collision be-
tween reconnoitering parties. The en-
emy's main body at Chenchiapao and
Haikoupai seems to have retreated
i'll the direction of Neinyupao. At a
point ten miles northwest of Chang
tau the enemy left many dead"
The casualties during the lighting
at Chenchiapao and Haikourao are
estimated at five thousand Japanese
and ten thousand Russians.
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plantations Count Lamsdorff replied
by saying that instructions had been
sent to remove all traces of the pla-
cards. IL is learned, however, that ST.
mi'ar notices have been posted at Ii
bau and Reval.
Lieut.. Gen. Grippenberg, command
er of the second army, telegraphs the
Emperor that the Russians have oc-
that Generals Mistechencko and Kon-
dr ravitch are wounded.
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Mills Resume Operation.

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 30.-Most OF
the factories and mills Of st. Peters
burg are in operation today, and the
strike to all intents and purposes is
ended. A few of the largest establish
ments have not yet fully resumed op-
erations owing to the official formali-
ties necessary in registering their
thousands of employees.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
WEALTHY WOMAN DIES.
just After a Jury Considering Her
Sanity Had Given Its Verdict.

Just After a Jury Considering Her
Sanity Had Given Its Verdict.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Lucy
CrandaIl, a wealthy woman, who own
ed the Crandall block in this city
and other property, died this morn
ing just after jury which had been
considering her sanity for week
pronounced her insane. The case Is a
peculiar one. and was brought to the
public notice when her relatives tri-
ed to have the control of her property
taken from her on the charge of in
sanity Only one relative stood by
sanity
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30

As an indication of the great inter
est that has developed In Roswell
over the Christian church Revival,
fully thousand people came out
Sunday afternoon to attend the open
air baptism of candidates. The Bap-
tismal service was held 1T Spring Riv
er. at the point where the stream is
crossed by Missouri Avenue. A crowd
OF people. that looked like a multitude
assembled there at the appointed hour
of three. Rev. c. C. Hill conducted
the service. making a 3rief, aRpro-
pirate address. and immersed twelve.
There were three other candidates
who could not prepare for the i'm
mersion at that time.
Evangelist Jones was called to his
home in Carlsbad just before the train
left Saturday evening. on account of
the sickness of a little child. and Ell
DER Hill remained to hold the services
over Sunday. The child vas still liv-
ing Sunday evening and Evangelist
Jones returned Monday for the Mon
day night service. The meetings will
be held while the great interest con-
tinues.
Saturday evening Elder Hill preach
ed to a crowded house and there were
three conversions. Sunday morning
the house would not hold the crowd
and many were turned away. The
subject of Elder Hills sermon was
Heaven the Home of the Righteous"
and there was one conversion, Sun
day night another overflow audience
greeted Elder Hill and as a result of
the meeting there were three more
conversions. making a total of eight
for the three services conducted by
the pastor.
Elder Hills evening sermon was ar
unusually strons one. the subject be
ing What Const tutes the Change o.
Heart" He treated it psychological,
as well as scripturally.
Society received a mild roast at th'
morning service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday The sermon was no
directed against the people social
inclined, in particular. but in descrit
ing ''The City of Sim DR.. c. E LII
kens described one of .he princips
streets as being the avenue c
worldly Amusements." such as te
and card parties. dances. etc. Fl
graphically described other sue
streets as '.Intemperance Avenue
.Procrastinaticn, and Good Enough
streets. The sermon was strong an
forceful and at the same time mad
Interesting to the children who ha
been specially invited. Several aros
for prayer. At night the Salvauo
Army was given the use of the Pre-
byterian church and they held one
their spiritual services. the attendan
being good.
The salvation Army neld servi'
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Pastors Did not Meet

Only two ministers came out to the
announced meeting of the Pastors
Alliance at Rev. Twitty's study this
morning. and consequently it was not
called to order The meeting will
be held two weeks from this morn
ing
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-30
FRANK WHITE NOT GUILTY.

So Found the Trial Jury After a Hear
ing in Justice 5aiiey's Court.
Frank White was given a hearing
l., the court of Justice Bailey Satur-
day on the charge of assaulting ]
waldon, and late in the Afternoon
the jurors reported that he was not
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In Full Swing at Warsaw.

Warsaw, Jan. 3O.-The streets have
been quiet since yesterday evening.
The number killed and wounded
here during the night is estimated at
100. Out of door life in the city is at
a complete standstill. All the restaur-
ants, cafes and shops are closed.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Reportl

\G0S0I nSPofIl
Roswell. N. M, Jan. 30.-Tempera
ture.-Max.. Sc; min, %; mean. SO.
Precipitation, 90; wind s.. velocity
miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Possibly
rain or snow tonight and Tuesday.
Colder.
M WRIGHT.
Official in Charge.
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Militia supple. are All Here.

The last of the quartermastec's sup
plies for Company B." the local mi
litia organization, was received Sat
urday evening and now the company s
equipment is complete. The last con-
signment consisted of % hats
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CLAIM HE MisREPREsENTEo.
A Mexican Arrested for Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses.-
Will Be Tried Friday.

Francesca Garcia, Mexican, was
arrested this morning on the charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
Elzie White, owner of a big sheep
ranch 75 miles from Roswell, on
" Which he secured $14. He claims that
the order was given him by some of
Whites men, but the men deny having
given him such paper. The arrest
followed. Garcia is confined in the
county jail. awaiting trial before JUS
tice Bailey next Friday.
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J. L. Cooper. a nurseryman from
Winfield, Kan. who has been here
looking over the field. left Sunday for
his home. He will return in the
spring and put in branch stocks of
fruit trees in Roswell and several
other Pecos Valley towns.
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Before papering your house
this spring, examine the new
stock of paper at the P. V.
Lumber Co. tt
Curtains at the comereial Club.

Curtains at the ComerSIaf CIub.
Handsome new brocaded rorteirs
were received and placed in position
AT the Roswell Commercial Club this
morning. They are beauties in dark
green.
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Fined For Fighting.

Jim Pace pleaded guilty in Justice
fighting and paid fine of SIS and costs
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New carriaqe for muney.

Muncy. the transfer man. has ord
cred a handsome new, rubber tired
carriage. 1t comes at cost of $115-
It will be here in about month.
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1905 Wall Paper, $50 differ.
ent patterns, at the P. V. Lum-
Der Co. tt
8. q 3 g q g 3 3 g 3 g g ; g g s
2 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. g
, g 8 g 8, g 2 g e g g g :, g g 3

The Shakespeare Club met Satur-
day with Mrs. ThOrne and bad an
unusually interesting meeting with
the study of the play. Twelfth
Night" Portions of the play and criti-
cisms by other authors were read by
part in a general discussion.
The next meeting. two weeks hence
will be held with Mrs. John Poe. Mrs.
Hagerman will have the pictures Of
Shakespeare, and Mrs. Hall the
Shakespearean music
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Rev. R. r. Twitty, the pastor
NJ E church. South. The attendance
was average and much interest was
shown in the sermons Of the pastor.
At night there was one addition TO
the church by profession of faith in
the person of Miss Margaret Barrett,
one of the public school teachers.
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New Complications With Britain.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 30.--New COM
plications between Great Britain and
Russia are feared on account of the
attack on the British consul and vice
consul at Warsaw Saturday night
Coming on the heels of the placards
posted by the assistant chief of po-
lice of Moscow. charging GIeat Bri-
tain with melting revolution, in Rus
sia. the Warsaw incident is likely to
arouse an outburst in Great Britain
which may strain the relations be-
w cen the two countries. Beyond the
fact of the attack resulting in the
wounding of the British vice consul,
who is now in a hospital. the Brit
ish embassy has no details of the at
fair. bur Sir Charles Hardinge, the
British ambassador. has already de
Ilivered a note to Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff asking for immediate ex
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Notice.

The regular meeting Of the Wom-
ans Club will not be held on Wednes
day afternoon on account of the death
OF Mr.. Bear.
BY order of Secretary.
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CISiON IN THE BEEF
TRUST CASE.
ELECTION FRAUD Is UP

Denver Cases Finally Get Into Sup
RENE Court on Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedings.-The Northern Securities
Case is to Be Reviewed in Supreme
Court, by an Order Made Today.
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1000 PEOPLE THERE

The Results of the Revival are Be-
ing Shown by the Number Who
Want to be BaPtised in the Flowing
Stream-RevivaI to Continue Report
on the Sunday Services.
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Poplar, oak, hickory and cy-
press lumber at the P. V. Lum-
Der Co. tt
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RUSSIANS CEASE FIGHTING AZ
TER TWO HARD BATTLES.
MILLS IN OPERATION

Industrial Conditions are Bettered at
ST. Petersburg, but the Strike is
Still on at Warsaw.-TroubIe With
Britain.-An Explanation of the
North Sea Incident.