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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-17

Orders have been given that on the Van
dalia freight trains must no longer carry
passengers.
Thomas B. Noonan, general manager of
a broken leg.
A circular announces the appointment of
F. L. Nelson as agent of the Lackawanna
fast freight line at st. Louis.
The vandalia will equip two of its pas
senger trains between Terre Haute and
South Bend with buffet cars.
The Big Four yesterday inaugurated a
line of through cars between Washington
and Chicago In connection with the Chesa-
peakes& Ohio.
NJ III. Brown, assistant general freight
agent of the Ontario division of the Cana
dian Pacific, has been promoted general
freight agent
O. ID. Ashley, chairman of the board of
directors OF the Wabash. is in St. Louis.
Joseph Ramsey, president of the road, re-
turned 10 st. Louis on Wednesday.
d. B. Martin. passenger traffic manager
of the Baltimore * Ohio, accompanied by
his wife and two daughters, is en- route to
Colorado on a two weeks vacation.
The third through train over the Penn
sylyania and Chesapeake & Ohio between
New York and Cincinnati. put on a few
months ago, is proving a good investment,
as it is well patronized.
The Monon station buildings at Bedford.
which were destroyed some time ago by
C.
Parker, who was in the city yesterday as
to be ready for the painters.
The official report of the Erie Railway
shows that for the year ending June 30
SIC 6s3, 800 or 81 per cent. of the operating
expenses. was paid direct to labor, being
distributed among SO.ss7 employees.
\ certificate of competency as Telegram oh
operator has been granted To Ward East
thirteen years old, by division officers of
the Illinois Central at Carbondale Ill He
is the youngest operator on the system
The traffic of the Big Four on the ST.
Louis division has become so heavy that
with the utmost care IL is impossible 10
keep trains on time, and the doubling of
the track is becoming a positive necessity
Trainmaster Patterson, of the Pennsyl-
vania's Fort Wayne division. has made a
new departure by the promotion of three
men who have been train fagmen to the
higher position OF freight train conductors
The Standard Steel Car Company has
its new plant In operation and by Nov
will be turning out fifty cars a day Its
first order Is 1000 big hopper cars for the
Chesapeake & Ohio; IL will then build
1000 gondola cars for the Erie.
Among the stockholders who attended
were a number OF farmers and employees or
the road who hold stock. and who. after
the meeting. lunched with President Fish
Colonel Aston and other capitalists.
Directors OF several Of the subsidiary
lines OF the Baltimore & Ohio will meet In
Ptttsburg on Monday to take formal action
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MORGAN WAS ANGRY.


NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-J. Pierpont Nor
gan and his partners, George w. Perkins
and Edward Bacon, were actors in an ami
mated pantomime, which collected a crowd
of about 1000 persons Tuesday afternoon.
The crowd of homeward- bound brokers
and their clerks, passing Mr.. Morgan's
office, caught sight OF Mr. Morgan en-
gagged In conversation with his partners.
Particular interest was aroused as there
have been rumors In Wall street for sew
eral weeks that the two junior partners
are not personally on good terms. In the
pantomime Mr.. Morgan sat at his desk,
Mr. Bacon stood beside him, and Mr. Per-
kins sat at the flnancier's right The
gestures OF the three at times were very
forciple, and crowd soon blocked the
street 1t was enjoying itself hugely, when
Mr.. Morgan suddenly discovered its pres
ence and Jerked down the blinds Then the
crowd cheered and went home.
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Gen. Perdomo at Panama.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16-Advices reached
the Colombian legation tonight from
Panama confirming the report that Gen
eral Perdomo had arrived there and had
assumed command of all government
forces. II is said at the legation that Gem
eral Perdomo Is minister OF the interior and
not of state.
Nothing has been heard at the legation of
the report that General Fernandez has
proclaimed himself dictator at Bogota
Cables received at the legation under date
OF the 18th inst. made no reference TO any
impending change In affairs at Bogota
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Common Things.

Give me- dear Lord. thy magic common things
Which all can see, which all may share
Sunlight and dewdrops. grass and stars and sea
Nothing unique or new. and nothing rare.
Jus, daisies. knap-weed. wind among the
thorns.
Some clouds TO cross the blue old sky above:
Rain. winter fires. useful hand, q heart
The common glory OF a woman's love
Then when my feet no longer tread old paths
keep them from fouling sweet things any
where).
Write one old epitsph in grace-lit words:
such things look fairer that he sojourned
here"
Spectator
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Block. for Shamrock iii.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Oct. 16.-An order
for blocks given by a representative OF Sir
Thomas Upton In July has just been filled
by Rhode Island firm, and the blocks sent
10 Brooklyn. AT the time the order was
given the understanding was that the
blocks were 10 replace those OF the Sham
rock III. which were burned in a sail loft
stored. II Is believed that many or the
blocks will be sent to England for use on
Shamrock III.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL. $3.50 per year
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm indianapolis Pcstomce,
Thursday, Oct. 16. 1909.

IL not called for In two weeks these letters VIII
be 10 he dead letter ONCE Persons calling
for letters in the following list will please cay
they advertised, give date OK HIST. and pay
cent for those obtained. Free delivery OF letters
by carriers to the addresses reeidence can %
secured by observing the following rules:
First-Direct letters plainly TO street and num-
Der
likewise.
Thrd-Have written printed request for re-
Der.
Fourth-Use ink when addressing letters whom
possible and leave suffscient space at top OF en-
velope for stamp and postmark
Letters addressed TO persons Known TO be tran
silent should be marked Transient IN lower
left-hsnd corner Of envelope. "A. 3. c., Gen.
eral Delivery. or similarly addressed letters are
fictitious" and not deliverable.
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Anderson, Miss Bertha.
Alt. Miss Regena-
Bennett. Miss Anga.
Bush, Miss Bell.
Baker, Mrs. Nora.
Brown. Miss Emma.
Burrows. Mrs. Maggie,
Burns, Miss Lula.
Bell. Miss Minnie CD
Bridges. Miss Cora.
Banks, Miss Viola.
Bell. Mrs. Gaetti.
Becker. Mrs. Rose.
Brown, Mrs. Ray.
Beck, Mrs. c.
Boone, Miss Annie.
Bailey. Mrs. Ella.
Blair. Miss Ella.
Byrns, Miss Bessie.
Brown, Miss Edna.
Blackwell, Miss Clara.
Bogard, Mrs. Dollie.
Bell. Mrs. A. @. CD
Burkridge. Eliza
Brownscombe, Mrs
Charlie.
Board, Miss Martha.
Cay, Mrs. Abby.
Carroll, Miss Grace.
Carkin. Mrs. Anna.
Crouch. Mrs. w. B.
Colea, Mrs. Ada.
Conway, Mrs.
Keziah.
Clarke, Mrs. William.
Cassidy. Mrs. Beat
rice F..
Crothers, Miss Victoria
Clark. Mrs. Mary.
Collins. Mrs. Martha.
Callahan. Miss Kinda.
Cole, Miss Viola.
Conover. Mrs. ~.
Christman. Mrs. Elsie
Christopher, Mrs.
r. w.
Duncan. Mrs. Emma.
Dean, Mrs. Virginia.
Douglass, Mrs. l..
Dawson, Mrs. E. z.
Donavan. Miss NJ. z.
Davis, Miss Eva.
Dixon. Miss Ida.
Dark. Mrs. Emily.
Demmer, Miss Marian.
Davis. Mrs. Pearl.
Donohoe, Miss Nell.
Douglass. Miss F. j.
Ensley, Mrs. VIII.
Fox. Miss Bertha.
Flora. Mrs. Lizzie.
Coins, Mrs. Katie.
Goodrich. Miss Eva
Gamble, Miss JOY.
Gleason, Miss Nellie.
George, Miss Edna.
Garette. Miss Pearl
Con-, Mrs. Ida L.
Gray. Miss Oracle.
Goshorn. Mics Alice.
Gray. Miss Mary.
Gilkisou. Miss Emma.
Colman, Miss Frances.
Hays. Mrs. Charles.
Hudson, Mrs. Anna.
Harrison. Miss May.
Holmes. Mrs.
Joseph p.
Holder, Miss Cora.
Harris, Maggie.
Howard, Miss Mollie-
Holding, Miss Sadie.
Heron, Mrs. Lizzie.
Hughes, Miss Ruth.
Helson, Miss Sadie.
Harris, Mrs. Ollie.
Haynes. Mrs. John.
Ham, Mrs. Adella.
Hess. Mrs F.
Hun. Mrs. Myrtle.
Hannah, Miss Matte.
Harding. Miss Georgit
Henry, Miss Nettie.
Howe. Miss Ruth.
Ingram. Marie.
Ivan. Mrs. Belle.
Jerrup. Miss Jennie.
johnson. Mrs. Howard
jackson, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
johnson, Miss Emma J
Johnson. Mrs. Alice.
Jones, Mrs. Matte.
TA-- Nil. nar-xr
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys, 10 to II lbs. loc per Id; young tur-
keys. &c: hens. &c: cocks. &C. young chickens
Cheese-New York full cream, 29l3c; domes-
tic l3c: Swiss, 17c brick. 14c limburger i3c
Butter-Choice roll. 14Q15c per Id; country but
ter, 13c.
Eggs-Firm at 1Sc per doz.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow, Csc for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese. zoe per Id; prime duck
zoe per Id.
Wool-Merchantable. medium. 16c: bury and
unmerchaintable, 3Q5c less; coarse grades, l5c;
fine merino, 13Ql5c; tub washed. 25Q128c.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. I. sMc: No. Z, TIC:
No. calf 10c; No. calf. Sc.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

Crhe quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
III 81 1902; 2-lb seconds. N.l00l.e0: California
standard. 81. loq2.4o California seconds. sLsoQ2
berries. 2-ib. si.25al 80; pineapple. standard 2
h. 81 55@1 80: choice. 1902 10 cove oysters, lib
lima s'S Ssan: f1 s1ssis ob. sa,.s
red cherries, s5cQsl; Strawberries. s5@soc sal.
mon, lib, 95cGl$2; tomatoes. BIB. $1.6O.
Candies and Nuts.
candies-stick. e per ID; common mixed. 7c:
mixed se ,o Banner o,d tWss stick
Enthusiastically almonds, NQ2Oc; English
wainuts. l2@4e Brazil 3gsc nuts iOc; lSsrts Hsc
Coal and Coke.
s. per 'Q P,, s%1kelfss So
ss'os. RAYMOND $685. Brazil block IS: Greene
county lump. s4,25; Indiana lump, s.25; Camel
$50 g. Wnfrede Slack .sso pistsSaEs. SLACK SLACK
$40 So; Kanawha:, slack. $3.50; Raymond. slack.
per 3 be zoe Sok Der lf Sn
nsr Is bu Bags, 25c per ton extra, ground floor
dumped in III rs SG PER- Tom Ton extra
ira by wheelbarrow. chute or basket.
Alcohol. s2.55a275; asafoetida. 4oc; alum. 2h0
lc: camphcr 6Sq70c; cochineal 3Oa55c; chioro.
form. ssassc copperas. s br 7Sc cream tartar
ssnSn g.Sew per oa sa5S sO1
mot w. per per ~ o. Ssasse 6assm eopalSs 55asoc
soap. CASTLE. F. laalsc;, soda bicarb:, 2i0sc;
!se iodide potassium. s245q25c; bromide potas.
DC: cinchonida, 35aiOc; carbolic acid. 32g40c:
cocaine, muir. $4o5q42S.
Dry Goods.
p,eached Sheetings-Androscoggin L. &c: Rerke
Law No co. SAC; Cabot, SIC; Capitol, &c: Cum
Retland .e &C. FarWe 7c fitchyle sxc OF F ths
Width, 5lsc; Gilt Edge. 5ltc; Gilded Age. Sc;
hill lsos az 5ac Peppere 81. isc; Pepperei Ici
BIC. Androscoggin. "a. 1sc; Androscoggin, I0-i'
Zif Rrown observation-disclosures A. sHc: Argyle.
sac: Boot c. aye; Bucks Head. &C: Carlisle
SCI Dwigs. s Hi Fine Ea Great ss Fails ne
GTea' p ess r. 5ze Fepssre ioa isc e 1n
G s A ssHles ss ALA To-.
Allen robes. Sc. American indigo. 4lsc; Arnold
ons cloth F. The 4 t.DsS Lie Id sS cOehsso
and 'purpies. she; Pacific fancy. SC; simpson )
s%psons oil finish. &C. American shifting e
black white: az: srsys. 49, !Ss:
S'i TSi;ckinss-Amoskeas AGA. iohc: conne.tor.
ias cG ,,s.s: M. alss . So5s,:
mono fancy lie; Lenox fancy. lsc; Methusn "A.
isiac. Oakland AT, &c; Portsmouth, uhc: sns.
ovehanna I2I.c; Shetucket SW. &c; Shetuciet r
&c. swift River, size.
StsS,,nehams-Amoskeag. SIC: Amoskeax dr...
To- rates SIC; Lancaster, SIC; Lancaster drsss
&c: Toll du Nord. &c
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $3.50; American
s,S so: Harmony. $3.50; Stark. sl6.sO
Groceries.
conee-Good. 1Oai2c: prime. I2014c: strictly
prirne 1s6f6c: fancy green and yellow ISf7S2cy.
lava. sSf132c Roasted-Old Government lava
s2,.assc: finest Mocha and Java. 2sa30c; Javc
- ls,Ar a~. r1<<i<a~
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO q
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Sfo.LboIa.rs, N..ts,.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF Thu,
company, for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting, VIII be held at the onice or the COM
Iany. corner OF Third and Smith sts., In Gin
cinnati o.. on Wednesday. Oct g. 1902 ar 10
O. clock a The stock transfer books will be
closed at the office OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan q
Co. No. 20 Wall ST.. New York. at o. clock D. m
Thursday. Oct. y. 1902. and reopen 10 o'clock
n Friday. Oct 81 1902
Z. +. OSBORN. Secretary.
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DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Curley Thursday, Oct.
Is. 1892. aged two years ami seven months. No
services at the house. Interment private
HAI>L-On Oct. IL. 1902. Georgine Macdonald,
wife of Robert Earle Broughton Hall and
daughter OF O. Frank and Margaret Kenega
Macdonald at her late residence, ll02 Girard
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
HITT-Mrs- Matte Ella Hit. wife of Alfred
Dallas Hit. died Thursday, Sis a m Fu-
neral will occur from her late residence. 226
North Pennsylvania street. Saturday. y. m
Friends invited.
TUTTLE-Mabel Tuttle. Funeral .. m. satur-
day from residence, 1022 Windsor street
Friends irvited.
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Johnson. Mrs. Hat
tie z.
Johnson. Miss Lena
johnson. Miss Edna.
Kendall. Mrs. Addie.
keever. Maud.
Keel. Mrs. Mary J.
Kaufman. Miss Ger
trude.
Hendricks, Mrs r.
King. Miss George.
Kenard. Miss Jerrie-
lee
Ia Count. Miss Marie.
League, Miss Anita.
Leech. Ms. Mary Z.
Lee. Miss Mary.
McWhinney, Mrs. i. G.
McIntire. Mrs.
Harry 2.
Moore. Mrs. Florence.
Murphy, MISS haiile
May.
McGoull, Mrs. Lon.
Miller, Miss Emma.
Mulhollen, Miss Ger
trude +.
Momen. Mrs. Msrga-
ret
Marqua, Miss Mary.
Mukes, Mrs. l.. T.
McMullen. Miss Alta
Myers. Miss Panzy.
McGinnis. Mrs.
Nathan.
Miller. Mrs.
Charles r.
Moore, Miss Ethel.
Murphy. Miss Grace.
Nor ton. Mrs. Emma
Norton. Miss Matilda
Nicholson, Mrs. NJ. Ia
Nelson. Miss Bessie.
Needam. Miss Maude.
Phillips, Miss Martha
Price, Mrs. Mamie.
Phithian. Miss Lucy.
Peek. Mrs. Mary.
Pray, Mrs. Annie.
Quinn, Miss Edna.
Ryker, Mrs. ]. N.
Raines, Mrs. Lille.
Rutledge. Mrs. ii. r.
Reid, Miss Ethel.
Russell, Mrs. Mary.
Smith, Miss Georgian.
Randle. Miss Martha
Rosenthal, Miss
Florence.
Renner, Mrs. Katie.
Refill, Miss Anna.
Rawlings, Miss Mauda
Smith, Mrs. Della.
Shaner. Miss Angie.
shwartz, Miss Title.
Sears. Miss Carrie.
Springer. Miss Ida
Sparks. Mrs. J. b.
Stewart, Miss Alice e.
Smith, Miss Katie.
Sewall. Mrs. Frank
Schanze, Mrs. George
stringer. Mary.
staten, Miss May.
Smith, Mrs. Jennie
Shureman. j. w.
Stevens, Mrs. Lizzie.
Suteil. Miss Emma.
Sommers. Miss N.
Smith, Miss Jessie.
Smith, Mrs. Kate.
Station. Miss May.
Swope. Mrs. Gussie.
Schafer, Miss Minnie
Taylor. Miss Alice
Thomas. Miss Edith
Turner, Mrs. Lide.
Tooley, Miss Anna.
Tolbert, Mrs. Mervia-
Webb. Miss Grace.
Wilson. Mrs. Arthur.
Wilson. Miss Gertrude
Woods. Mrs A.
Wilson. Mrs. Vida.
Wise. Miss Perry.
Woodbridge. Mrs
Mary A.
Wetzel. Amelia.
Williams, Miss Roxie
Mae.
Williamson. Miss
Jessie.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-For saie--A bakery and
restaurant; bargain. Address Lock Box g.
Monrovia, Ind
BUSINESS CHANCE-First-class opportunity
for q practical carriage man. with not less
than -. 500 capital. to establish himself In the
carriage business In Indiana polls. with full line
Of medium and high grade work, including full
line OF harness, consignment: references re-
CURED: none but experienced with capital
need apply. Address Box Is, care the Journal.
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WANTED-Colorers, color varnishers, filler. rub
bers and laborers. PARRY MFG CO.
WANTED-Plasterers; Millikin University. De-
catur, Ill. 45c per hour, nine hours. Address
II. b. WALTER. Danville. Ill.
WANTED-Kecruits for the United States Ma
rine Corps, able bodied men Of good character
between the ages Of u and 30 years, not less than
feet inches and not over feet inch in
height OF good character and addicted to
the use Of liquor; must be citizens OF the United
States persons who have legally declared
their Intentions to become citizens. able to read
and write English properly, as well as speak it.
No minors married men will be accepted.
This important branch OF the Naval Service
offers SPECIAL INDICTMENT TO RE-
CRUITS, as the law PROVIDES for the PRO-
MOTION OF WORTHY NONCOMMISSIONED
OFFICERS to SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Ma
rincs enlisted for a period of four years, and
are generally stationed in large cities, and are
now serving IN Cuba. Porto Rico. Manila and
Guam. and when sent to sea have a fine Oppor-
tunity to see all parts Of the world. Pay from
$13 TO 50 per month. Clothing, board and medi-
cal attendance provided in addition to pay.
Apply at u. 8. Marine Corps Recruiting ONCE.
Room $50 Newton Claypool Bldg. Corner of
Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets.
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Groceries.

conee-Good. lo9i2c: prime. l2Ql4c: strictly
lava fsfis2c Roasted-Old Government lava
sal6ssc: finest Mocha and Java. 2sasOc; Java
blend, &c; fancy blend lsc: Golden blend, ISc.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs-oCT. 1e.


william and Anna Cook 1855 Union street. girl
Charles and Helen NJ Kerr, SIS West Ientn
Walter and Pauline Green. 1875 Wade street.
bov.
Conrad and Anna Hereth. 1i34 South West
street. boy
Frank and Sally Kenworthy. 212 Detroit street.
girl
street. boy.
Chester and Fanny Walters, city, boy.
Raymond and Cora Smith, 1892 seventeenth
street boy.
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Deafha.

Frank Otto. four. 1923 Gobla. pneumonia.
Minnie Grotendick, sfxty-hve. 2ls North LID
erfy, bronchitis.
Henry Aufderheide. nfty-eight. "a North Pine
street carcinoma
Edward +. MsrIatt. forty. $50 Hamilton ave-
nue.. accident
avenue. penetrating stabs OF abdomen.
Kinda Moore, 2673 Northwestern avenue,
Brights disease.
Mary o'ConnelI. eighty-one. ss4 West Norwood.
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Marriage Licenses.

Stanton Y. Jones and Minnie NJ. Parkhurst
Walter T. Jones and Katie Clark
Euro H5nkle and Mamie Huffman.
Theodore Klefnbub ard Jennie James
Thomas Hughes and Mary Linn.
Rupert c. Spohr and Dora r. Larimore.
Elmer Remibiey and Eta Belle Coleman
Willis Russell and Bertha Pittmsn-
David Handy and DIR. Isabelle Denison-
Walter ~. Howard and Catherine Denning.
Aaron Taylor and Frances Virginia Lamb
George Hancock and Lizzie Hick khan.
Walter Butler and Emma Wallace.
Oliver C Cushing and Bertha Bell Bloomer-
Samuel Relchman and Essie Emden.
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A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for one year costs but S1.95 per
month The Journal want page is profitable 70
the advertiser and reader.
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(rhe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned GOnda.
The Washington times., 1902-12-27
Venezuela in The Hague Court.
An Arbitration by That Tribunal Would Sidetrack Ger
tain implications of the Monroe Doctrine.

In urging President
Britain, Germany Italy, hand Venezuela
American plant ground
that responsibility judging perhaps ultimately
forcing, against government
States would virtually be forced the Monroe Doctrine
There indeed
auditing qudating
Americas Europe
series recvhps while fOrbidding ultimate
anged
erriOthe impartial
find judgment Venezuela
alike would bind injured plaintiff
his claim suspend the defendants territorial
prohibitions o h KOnrOeD
Beyond doubt the President accepts Germany
Britain, Italy upon him. Administration
o Canning.
But in declining dispute vay
po-a dispute
require
nation jeOpardize in
politics? Of necessary
limitation aggeved European creditor
bds the satisfaction European
territory
recognized by
United s
country seriously suggestion dispute
between Germany Italy, hand Venezuela
Hague Conference
Arbitration Judgment against
be unqualified recognition
tine.
defaultng powers certainly
morally justified seeking hm-mitary
inevitably force test
purpose
explicitly Hague interna-
ona tribunal differences arising
American policy distinctly questions that
expect recognition
Why, then, mprudny abration
in peculiar sI.ment of
problems wholly ignored the BEST dangerously
ninim
The Washington times., 1902-12-27
THE ASS/lIILATION OF. THE LEW
4 Rebh To RABBL LOSEPH .SL KERALAM
,ev. LOUIS TLOEB, Congregation Adah Lyael.

It takes Jew to ncite public sentiment against the Jew!
The Dr. Joseph syermsn reformed rabbi. has
himself conspicuous by kind advice directed
thodox Jewry which anything but the faithful
woundings Of the friend"
chewing the old cud an arguing Of the
question justified persstng to call
themselves nation The question little
consequence. argue point not lose
sight Of the etymolO gcal sgnhcaton
which, according authoritative exicography originally
denotes family OF descended from
prosenitor Even in modern expression implies body
men linked together by language certain
ess which feature especially manifest the
Jew. who is cognizabe such every region
Considering all this viii be readily admitted that
are still nation. Their nationasm part parcel
their ancient faith Their religious hopes also their
tonal aspirations long religion pre-
served and properly maintained they will continue
peculiar people Of yore.
I'VE longer peculiar people. says Silver
man. Save in religion" religion?
not coupled this very peculiar people?
posed IL Bible itself purport
not that be steadast profession the unity Of
God and the observance Of his aw-though
est of nations though all the Of mankind should differ
with views2
The moment to be peculiar people" cease
Jews religion by Rabbi Silver
remains hollow ceremonial anything but
Jewish. Change the Sabbath day the circumcision
cease to sancty conduct be holy
holy contUmnae your body by unclean food
phyactercs away other pecuarites and
signs between The children Jew
ish religion existence; Jewish
extinct the assimilation theory accomplished
without any special the part Jews
There no compromise the Jewish religion be or
the only solution; either believe absolute
unity Of God and ffll his ordained
BILE which itself Is Of divine origin. take
nothing pretend nothing eyes Of the
world.
a begin be wandering faith to esteem
lightly traditional law neither Jew
man; neither honorable Trustworthy. par
The Washington times., 1902-12-27
Filipino "TousSaint LOuverture"
The Essential Difference in the Cases of the Haitian
Leader and Tagalog Agtator.

an-imperists are attempting
the of ApOnaO Mabini spending his
days comfortable earlier in
tgues and Vaccinations In their eyes of Agundos
cabinet" patriot against of law in du
v spectacle victim of political
persecution The letter indeed Adams ca Schuz
Welsh to the President COM
suffering of Toussant Louver
ture whose fe they say by Imprisonment in French
fortress under the despOie rule the First Napoleon"
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