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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-05
YOUNG PASTORS HEAR
OF EVIL OF MARRIAGE

PsTrSBCRG. Pa, Nov. 5.-Bcfore the
Congress OF the Episcopal Church. held
IN Carnegie Han here yesterday, the
Rev. Alfred \, Butler, Of FaFshault,
Mimi. read a paper containing some
pointed views on the young clergyman
81 the day He said there was a ten
6ency 10 toaca the seminary stslSlent
that mission WORK Is 20 DC REGARDED as
a side issae. and that the graduate Is
usually content TO accept a TAT assist
antShip and uagrv the rich VcssrSmap'S
daughter with a clear conscience. II
there is any one thing that this charee
does not need asserted Dr. Batter sit
IS a society Tor the Increase 81 naatrl-
nsonial opportunities ~ ncw-naSde min
listers
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DEMURRER is HEARD
IN lNGERS0LL SUIT

BOSTON Nov. S.-JOdse Putnam. IN
the Fedcrs court yesterday, heard n
demurrer nltd by the defendants in the
suit brought by Eva lngcrson, adj
miuistratriN OF tho estate OF Robert q.
lngerson. lecturer. agnostic, and law
yer. aSohsst James A. Coran and Henry
A. Root, seeking 20 recover S6.ooo. the
balance allcged 90 be due OF "A zee OF
500. o0- The plaintiff claims that her
husband by agreement with the de-
Tondants. was Ia receive the Zee named
Tor his services ia The contest over the
estate 81 Andrew ]. Davis. tRe Montana
copper king.
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CRAZED BY DEATH
OF HER BABY BOY

LEROY. y. Il. Nov. G-rhe ywo-Sean-
old baby boy % Mr.. and Mrs, Prank
Smith was instantly killed by an Erie
train yesterday. The chilas lie was
crushed cut Just as the mother reached
cut her hands 10 drag II from danger.
The baby wandered away from the
house. and when Mrs. Smith oaught
sight 81 him he Was sitting on the track
and an express train was rapidly APP
prcaching, Tao race % save the baby :
Nfe was lost BY \ fraction ~ a second.
Mrs. Smiths arm was struck BY the
engine and she was hurled u the side
OF the track. She IS now raviug
mamie
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RUSSIA MAKES THREAT
REGARDING MANCHURiA
Tells China She Win Assume Sci,
Change Unless Tsotsi Of Mukde1
Is Dismissed.

TOKYO. Nov. Reports from Pekin
saw Russia now threatens 10 assume
sole charEe Of the government Of Man
churia unless China promptly disnisses
Nuen. the taotai Of AIukden. and decapi-
tates smother manadrin who recently
punished disorderly Chinese bandits IN
Russian employ.
This. tOgether with the confirmation 81
the reports OF the reoccupasioa Of Nuk-
den by the Russians and the seizure %
Governor TsanE. causes intense in6iEna-
ton here, as not conforming with Rus
sia'S paciIic declarations.
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FORTY GIRLS INJURED
IN CABLE GAR CRASH
Two Are Killed and -Four Others Are
Expected to Die Of Their
Wounds.

KANSAS CITY, No. Nov. 5-Two
Persons were killed ana forty injured,
four perhaps Fatally. in a collision Of
two cable cars Ia a fog on the Twelfth
Street incline. near the Union depot
yesterday morning
Most 81 the injured were workios
girls. clerks in the big retail stores, who
were on their way 10 work. The acct
de0t was due 70 slippery tracks one
train heavily laden with passengers had
reached summit Street. four blocks east
OF the top 81 the Twelfth Street ViadUcC
q structure four Blocks in length that
spans the railway tracks In the union
depot yards. when the accident &C
cnrred
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LEADERS TO MAINTAIN
N. coMRES IN OFFICE

PARIS. Nov. Alt is said in hieh
Official quarters that the prospects 81 NJ.
cou6cs deciding 70 retire heVc been
much reduced sinoe Tuesday. lGhe eov-
eminent and parliamentary leaders have
been c,sasuitins. and the seaeres fee3ins
expressed Is that q would Be asnwiSe 20
permit NJ Combcs' retirement az the
present stacc NJ, CombeS showed fa,
creased strength dUrins the niaor Votes
in the chsmeor yesterday. carrying she
secret funds vote AGAINST the opposition
In s3s Il -
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BARONESS R0hBER6 OFF
WITH PENklLESS OFFICER

BERLIN. Nov. "A sensation has
been caused In aTlstoorauc circles By
the eleNment ~ thc Baroness RoucorE
with pcpuucSs oficcr. Lieutenant
Mcnicke. The haronoss hNSbAns. Baron
Frederick Romeerg. IS a prominent uagl-
uc0aire. and Is the owner ~ Immense
coal neics IN Westphaus.
lsaron Froderic HAS started IN pgr-
suis 81 the couple, VIM. Il Is believed.
are raaking Tor America The deserted
husband SAYS he Viii shoot Nonicke
II he ever catches Up with The clopcrs.
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ELoPs0 WHILE MOTHER
CHOSE WEDDING GIFTS

ASGJRN PARK. y J.. Nov t,-NNhne
her mother Mrs Emma A. Slosu0. Mas
huNine Wc0ding nfcseats Ter hoT daugh-
tiers narriaEe toniEht Elia - Sloculn.
g taieutcd and unusually pretty sin.
whS graduated with honors eron the
hieh sehool last s0rlng Went 90 her
honie io West Grove. took her scwclfs
ana best eoWus. and elops-i With New
ton r. smith, propriator ~ Deal hetol
They were married "a Gong aeranoh hast
eNsnine hN thc REV Frank johnson.
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EXPRESS TR0LLEYS
WILL CROSS JERSEY

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Nov. a.
Commencing November Is. express troll
leys win be run between Jersey city
and Trenton. The scheme has been
under consideration for some time. and
the plans for carrying IL out have
finally been completed. The cars viii
ran over the limo 81 the Public Service
Corporation 20 Duueiien. nom there 70
this city over the AgiddleseN ana Somer-
set Traction Company system. and 20
Trenton over The roaa of the Trenton
East Lime
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HUNGARIAN DIET H0WLS
DOWN PREMIER TlSZA

BUDAPEST. Nov. "a turbulent
scene was eaactcd Ia the lower house
~ the hungarian dieS yesterday. The
newly appointed premier. Count Ttsaa.
oesan reading the letter - the body
freua Euapcror Frnnz josef. when he
was interrupted ~ hewis from the op-
position. The UproSr Continued until
finally tie sitting vas suspended.
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HAVANA AND MARlANA0
CONNECTED By RAILWAY

HAVANA. Nov. k-Thc new electric
railway connecting Havana with Mari
anso. which was built and Is being
conducted ny an American syndicate.
was opened yesterday. An extension
81 she road u Sahia Honda IS now be-
kaE constructed.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS NEN and vou.ea and il hesl 70 plaoe
their businesses in os- hsnds f,r SAFE. or
business IS o sell BUSINESS Ne have oozle -
tor oV~r twenty years. We aons GUARANTEES .
iolug - Ne SID So aea h,sSaNesS ca lees12y-
niaoci in CIR hands re prsFloas aSg- AlSslN>
- slNsSS EAeltSNSsE. 6 . 8, AZ ns.-Ss
eRocERN BUSINESS. sane A.nss a;seea ysaEs;
traoe SSoo sz.ontA0s NlA invoice 20 SAX
srCh-srrs Coaa lessc- VIII G. Slthout house
nos-Ss
CORNER GROCERY. Sauthoast. cheap rent
ulzking moneys wta sci cheap NV Aokh
BUSINESS BRoNERS. 81 * noSz
wANTEn-A sooa party uho oaa sen sscck IN
well established hgslaoSs u Phisaael gAiss X
ccntF anccTtscT2tc1, 10 tsNc & a-1l1aS
sctsuae, aszf stTsctls aeElCraa1s uanatsctszr-ssS
sn5crrrisc. WhicA wsn sand thoroaEA snvesti-
satsaAs ahcrsl corsga8sslo1 f.aa1 At1ees< r
g. eox lsS- Fhilsdelpaia- p. Mas
NAlL RUSINESS - uorsh coolS. eloctrotyFe
s5tlsesSos, only - A3anes Soy ef.S tAis o.
2N0R SNE-Cosl Aaoksser's soase, lso-ss. vssoz
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rog SNLg-Aszaas MosSsa Faesu-s sssek. $
leCT shzTe- {. > E01- ES1o ldta s. nv uosssl
II Yot wrs8 To SEIz yo..r s,slslaszs. plzrs +
u ne hands g tae ol1csL Ne Eu.rzl1ee =
s6veTtisc yoag haslacs uasl SID NV EORk
SIS TAXES dams aaa saasA ro,za. Are lsea-
alsseAktsSs - - n+S
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slseeas ta-l q rscqles oeace leEysns cstys Wsll
sscgstoe. NV YORK 81 SlsyEsS BkoKERS
-.s Z - -
CleAR SToRE, oloa1saS sIe5 moaths .oag e.
tshlisllcas FTtcs. $50, -caulne h1rCsia. MN
AoRk BUSINESS RRoi>EES, 81 ? a. assSs
rog sALE -garee-el.aar earsor sAop Ssssrsss
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DINING ROOM saa z1sa-os cousPlsss. $40,
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-. - $ ~
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NAfsTAl. BUSINESS EAC5ANtSE. AtsEare
FoE SaIE -Salsss "a ReanSslcaala ava. ass-
F.ctcig fIEct ana iUrlsshei. ss.g leazc, razsl2-
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WANrED-A asrSy 70 pas s. .aoQ e. S.as IA
slssaglactgre e aoe srsseae ezn4Ass e piSe 80
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OTHER POWERS BACK
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA

CONsTA NTlNOPI.E New. S-TRe
British. German. French and Italian
ambassadors visited the porte Sunday
I'D nouac3 tse Turkish or;aeisls that
they were in rcceils OF Instructions fron
their respective EoVevnments % support
she AustrO- Russian reform scheme.
The porte strongly objects 10 The con-
srol feature 81 the reforms Orders have
been ISSUED Tor the aishanamens 81
ninety-siN hattalioas 81 reserves.
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MONEY Tsst's eAss wa ws=t We o1as. and
ever t1ty waists, and thzt's pghxs yos SCI L yoG
are pase and make q notc u Ia Deal wssA q
it'sSs thar avs nst sxASuxt all is carrEr IN
blowing or s1cocsrE aet an Ne krsaw Ne are
;he casoAqcSls sou don't, Sipe as a cazafc q
f-coe gt - visa Ne Wta loan wa al ft.a
rllcncg wa se4nt oa ve-zr Nernttssre or savskins
yoc eape u poar ao1aSs ana yoa kcsp ~ far
s.ltuee r-kl1 81 Fsssf home. Yea ~ rghstr,.e-
wa can caca rsontA 10 nav 81 orhea aa1s.s
NetAins tAkea ent esAc@ yea ccs the aaaaey.
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Gle s. NV, Sec5ad Asst. RoozS aaa :
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PROPOSALS

OPTICS or The COMMISSIONERS
y c. Washington, Ccsoeer - -S-
ScSle1 QroacSAlS WtI - rece1Ve1 Al t1iS
ct2cs Untl - O'CLOCK n SATT RDAN
NOV IN SEsR = 1876. Tor 1a-1lS1lzlC max
E-sl cement - tNe DlSrrl-1 u Cola-z-
eiS tor tie REMAINDER 81 TIE 1SC1l year
-set. Sgec3zics ttoas. bank forr1 CT rro-
EeoSaL and al EeceSSaTe fator-1a fiCl
-Gss Be obtained Al tess ot<scss HENRY
3 - MCFARLAND. HENRY J.
.. g ccSo 81 M AS
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LOAN COMPANIES.
$4,000 TO LOAN

On Faruiture. PsSaos, Oessas. sss. WlsAosl se-
rov2l. Ulthcat pahl-1sgs. Wi9loat delsy L
ycu hsre a sosa vita SnotAsr cosug2ug. Wc Nil
Day Tx saals q tor goa- and 2aganls yoa nasss
n4oacy. call and sSt rates, o. deop postal as
1Sc1t WlH c4l a. sotF hcusa-
NJ kAFasNSE To Yet VNI.ESS LOAN 5 MAIDS
COLUMBIA CT ARANTEE Co.
6lS So y y
one GuGrS- FrcTn an % 6 HE
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n THE SUPREME COURT or
1sE DISTRICT Or COLIN EslA--
GEoESelA I CsoRA5AN vs. PRES
TOY A G0RMAN S0- 49,. E,Quity
Docket No A.
The object q ms salst Is 10 obtain an
az.s9ll Se 9lNorcs spou TIE grours q &C.
ee published once each week Tor three
successive weeks IL the -fWaSEirErou
Law Reporter AID The washington
On motion Of the complainant ~ her
sol3c1t1r. samuel =. Er1ltl il is THIS s1h
cag OF Nofe1n Der A d SO ordered
cause his appearance 10 r. entered lzs-s-
IL On OF before TIE fa-UsIh DAY. sxclu-
sivs Of SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS o.
curing after he DAY q the lrst s,.sisi-
eaton q tbs order. c7he~uiss -
Gauss VII Be proceeded With As IN cas-
Ct default
CSeal1 RIOS. II ANDERSON.
True copy. Test
J r YOUNG. Clerk
By +. Z CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Cle-k-
SUPREME COURT or tbs DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING A Pro
BATE COURT ESTATE or DIN
Ms NcGRATA. DECEASED. No
4Sl2. ADM nis{r4 t5c1-
Application haNtEZ beer made - t1e
supreme Court q The Dts<r1ct q Co
luTabsa. holding a Probate Court fer
probate Of the tast ulll and testament
CT said deceased and Tor letters fes.a-
ns@atary on sale estate. ~ james Nc
GratA. sometimes called James Mclsrzps,
= Is ordered this 9Th day - $ove-lasse-
a n lSsS. that notice be aid hereby
i given 70 Mary EcSrath widow 81
said eecedeu1 and the unknown heirs AZ
law a1o ceNt 81 kan q sid 1ece1enL.
ana . al Others cosscs-lseo- = zpzes<
= SSio court On FRIDAY IaE SID
DAY 81 DkN,s-Al Bar. \ =. as4 AZ y
CNAN$A A. N 70 show cause WY
sGch application should not be granted
Provided this nstice b publlShe5 IL TIE
Washington Law Reporter and The
y sShizlgtcz Tines oFcS IL each Of three
successive weeks before ne return DAY
hSretn uie1rsoced-tAs ErSt publl zEloa
10 ee noS les thsn thirty DAYS bsfore
rHos. II ASDERsoS 5azaes
tSesO NJ. GRIFFITH
Deputy REGISTER q WIS to- TIE Dis
t~ioS q Columbia. CLERK q The Pro
cHARl.ES y, DARR Agsorasy.
N TIE sgPRESE CoggT oF IN DssIEsCT
Of CNL& &slA-E2Nz " SFAEnlN6,
COMPLAINANT, ~ UNKNOWN HAIRS o.
8E>RN Glass DECEASED. DE.fESDASZS-
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and legal ao1sdayS. oeczTazS after tae 51r x
the Erst f1Alie2ssoz q u.s. eatiers afa.aS-se
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!

We lean 1roaa ss0ae - ssoooa "a tasussu-e.
ll4nas. hOTe0S W1gocs. eso-. and yo2 ggs tha
tell arncuat gsa asS sor. and tAc sRzrs az yos
asa tx L.
o.r 1EgSS are tcU AZ any, and va sn4ke
yo-.r osn tera<- Nc troaAle % give RATES and
S8p,s.a or slSthotaS
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST CO.,
SIS STSEEr
ROOMS - ana - NATIONAL uNEoN RIls1
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new LOAN OFFICE

TEE aETseP0uTkK IoAE AND TpgsT co,
= New NoTk. hsse cpencd an sslse Al SIS
3 - \. ". tor tie p-ssrSs- e. lsaalas sasaey
90 fsrnitv-e, Pans ese, st VSrg lew rsssS
Rasiaess ooaAaeztisl NSshiax acAacaea araa
loaa- u YEA esee 1saa ana aeos sso-s zssaev.
give thssa q oeE
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Pain or dull ache in the back is minis
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Backache, Uric Acid and Urinary
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+. THOMAS.
AZ Best ST., Buffalo. N. Y.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
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