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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-13

Decoration Day. The affair will be
one Of the principal social events of
the season and will probably be held
in Colombo hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-13
Fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FlORIST

We are the official repairers of the
National Cash Register company. AL
buquerque Cycle and Arms company.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Siaiser xslssrapben'0 erfebr in
Aueff6t.

,8peibunbert Dorte bic Winute fur
einsn Sent bos @ort unb bic aaeemelns
Bsndsune Der brobtloien Telserapble
our @rlepisuns peri6nIi&sr @OrreipOn.
o~ensen," If bic 8utunft. tpel&s SienoI
8uel,slmo Watconi fir feline epp1ema'
denbe @lfinouns p%ropbsseiL
NGG ben laneen Wonnien bes gIpsri.
msniirsnS freut fih Wutconi naturlia.
oab bic S0fnune ieinsS 2ebenS enblib n
Grflauns eebsn unD ct rle eanse Wenih
belt bur1 ieiue @rinbups psrblnben lou.
Ser @linosr erildrte. oaB er balo bon
@luee Gap. @ape Breton, nod @npe Sob
abrsiien tperoe, UNI bort bic @trthiuns
Der ertsn ttansotlanHi&en orabtloIen
Station in ben 8~ereinietsu Stuoten ~
aberpa1en. S&on innerbalb stpeisr
DoGsn fol- bic Station fsrtis iein uno
pro bann Dem 8etfsbr burd bic 2lfis
nit ben Bepobnetn OUT Der anoeren
Seite bes Wesres nidtS mebr i'm Wepe
fsbsn. WGieoni betlaei iid bitter barii.
Der, oaB ibn peri&isoene 8eltunssn ourd
lbre, pabrfheinlih ourb bic uerihieoes
men TsIesrnpbsn. unb 2abeL Companion
mipirirten grttsl ld6erliG eemadt, uno
10 oft EN- Experiment nidt eleiG q lang.
isinen ..SspIi&lue" in bic Wslt binaus'
ppiaunt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Rear' aomirai @alfer's ,ipei @es
bdlter fir Rthtetkun.

Da in lester 3eit mandsrlsi lber bic
Shbmus' 8onal. Gommiiion unb bsrsn
Saldre in Der BtsRe ust6fsntli6t more
ben. n es ni&t obne SniersHs. su tpiHen.
oab biefe 2anal. Gommiiiion ais iolGe
tbatidbIi4 nidt msbr srifirt. bo ndm.
lid bic @ommifdre iid ..ouf f1rIaub"
befinben, unb ;tpar obns SaIdr bon bsr
& .sierune su bssisben. Sierppn madt
nur elmer cine N~usnatme: Rsar. Nbmis
ral Malter, a. o., Der 9rdlihent bsr
@ommiiion. Dieter fuueirt ole Torfcs
GOmmiifou ipeiter unb bs;isbt bnfar,
nab pie Dor. neben isinem @sbaIt bon
s4l00 ole %psnFionirtsr 3sar. 4omiraI,
elm @ebalt bon 8l5 600 bro Sohr oils
8rdibent Der bsurlaubten & inalcommii.
lion. Solnnae nod Elm Rsf Der Bee
tuiaiauns uoIbanbsn ia. tuirb Nomiral
Dalier fi&er fem @sbuIt bsaisbsn. ba.
rouf tann man fih perlofsn. Dab er
bas lnbelitats Der Situation, in tpelGer
er ii6 %bsfinbet, einfeben ic0's, pdre ni&t
su srtporten. Gomiral Walter eeb6rt
su Der 8lafe o 9uirioisn. psI&e ba.
fdr. baB ie nidis ibun. Iisbsr susi @s.
@ebdlter ais eines bssiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Or. 2prens' Nadbtle.

Anna Sasel Seltp. bic l2idbrise To6'
ter bon Germ unb 6rau @buitlan Sci ,
Uon @onneaSuiae, Ba., tpurbs oul6 slns
b~lutlofe 8netunss. unD Renfunes' Ops'
ration. tpeI&e Or. Ratp Drills bon I'm
lontOrn an ibr D%olsoa. BON 9sben sinss
8ttppels erlDft. SRI, Drills bate ben
Or. 2orens cperiren feben uno einen Sur.
ius in Der Oitsopatbie eenommen. SRI.
5eltp NOR i'm Alter bon ;tpei Sabren aus
e,nem 8inoermdseI&en seitarst. uno oas
8lnoermdb6en, aus 6ur&t, peeeeididt
su psroen. battle ben @ltern erft mad brsi
Ronaten etpas bon BEN rlnfaa esiaet,
0srporragenoe Speelal,ten fasten Ten
@Iteru. es isi felns 9Ofnuns flr Doe
2lno porbanoen, -unb bod II isst feline
u%oltdaoiss @snsiune sepis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
I'm bic Grbe.

Ser Direction Rasslma&sr Der Biener
SGlafmaeen' @Ompaenie bdlt ss fur cine
ausssmadte SaGs, BOB innerbalb eines
Sabres bic Reiie nm HE Welt in 40
Tdeen surldesleet tpetosn tunn. 60
balb bic iibiriide 8abn bolftdnbis in
9etiieb in. fam man nit einem ourhes'
bsnosn 9ue in is&s Eapen bon Wosiap
mad Sttuisf ~ssIaneen. unb 0 Stfutsi
nod Dlabiuofod ober Bort 4ribur IN
orei 9asen. glsbann Ia ss mbsli@.
pon Bars mad @IubipOitOd in oreissbn
1assn su %rsiien. mad 3asdfaii in swei
laeen. mad Dofobuma in spei 1aeen.
no@ 8oneoupsr in spblf 1oasn. nod
Rem goIf. pia Canadian paelfie, in piei
lassn, nab @bsrbours in ie&s 9assn
unO mad Daris In tueniaer als einem
bulbsn Gage. Sebt ben6 ibiet Elm Brief
BON Ysiihe nod Wien. ME Girettor Ha'
ssImaasr iasi. dbsr Sibirisn 20 bis 20
Gage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Rsform0prfAldee In benz Ssri@t
hes Gcupern0re Eaft.

pto SUupCLuOEU 1uIts
Sn BEN ioebsn bsr6fsniIi&ten Sabres'
beri&t bss 9bilippinen. @Ouuerneurs ID.
s. Taft psrben bic foIeenben &eformer
fur bic 9biIippinsn smpfoblen Gin
flbrung Der @olbpdbrune auf BEN ar.
dipeI, &ebuttipn bss Dinelsp'T arifs uu
m~inbsfsns rs 9rO3snt. Die @rsnas bee
iubipiousQsn 9anbbsfses ioG uuf 25. DOC
Here's srboben tperbsn. Pbilipplnen'
bombs ioasn in ben 8ersinieten Staaier
nl&t psrfsusrt pstbsn. 8uluRuns Dor
&insfi&en Sanbpsrtern is mad 8sbar
Der ei%n,elnsn 2ofalitaten.
@oupsrnsur Tafi empfsblt %ferner. BAT
Der Ar6ipel bsHeres nmtaufs8elo. Yoft
Sporbantsn, Bsalnfisuns ameritani'
fHen 2apitaIs unb cine 8erorcnune CT
bdIt. Iaut ipeI&er ben gonfablern mill
tdrii6s Sllfe eseebsp tperoen lou. ben
2a%brousnibum auf BEN ArHipel D
fteuern.
go tpire in BEN 8sridte betont. bal
bic sissntIiGen Granddaughter uuf bel
8bilippinen fGOn i'm Suli b. s. auft6r
ten. Dos 2abronsnibum made nod bic
su f&affsn unb beeintrd&tise bic frisbiiaI
enipidelune Der Dinse es miRe babe
ausssrcttet ipsrben. Den Woros au
Winbonao iols man ibrs SeIbtresierunI
porI6uFs, 10 pieI ME mOsli&. Iafsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
ees eterifs 96aterlein.

Gin Sa1. ber BEN isniaiionslsn Bib.
pte.5aae in Biitsbure dbnlid 1T. Bot in
OacOnio. Glu.. unsebsurss Iuffeben ere
rsst. @ie bort bic Srou bes @sfins.
n,bbireitoiS ScHsl nit suet gum Iooe
p%erurtbeiIten N6roern bel Ru@t unb
Nebel burdeine. 70 Bot in Onconto.
ala . bic 9Odter bsS county. Sberifs,
bic ~22idbrise gtta sIIoribse. ipdbrsnb
Der Abpefenbeit ihrss 8aisrs atpei @e.
funeene. Bouts @urlep unb Wapturn
Wurfree. bsfrsit unb pabrideinlih nit
ben beioen SldGIinssn bus @eite aeiu&i,
oenn bas SDdterIein bes eeitrenaen
@ounip'S bsr,f'S if nirsenbs 40 finben.
@urI,p itebt unter elmer Worb'Mnflase.
pdbrenb Rurfres ipessn zines seIinsersn
0%ereebens fob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Ta~brifanten In DeutfHlane fhr&s
ten GabafesI ruft anaebIiA ntAt.

8erefs bss brobenben ameriianiihen
G,nbrin5enS in ben oeuti&sn 3aba's
martt ertlarte Qapbun. Der 0orfBsnbs
bes 9ereins osutider Tabaffabr,tanisn :
,g9ir elaubsn Mot, baB sur 3eit cine
,ameritaniihe @efabr" fur ben beutidsn
Iabaibanosl porliest. ipesbalb cine or.
sanifirte Abpebr nidt in Ausi6t &c,
nommen ii. Die american 9obnceO
COMPANY" mag bellebie uiele Sabrifen
IN Dsuti9lano ~auffaufen. iebsn Ausen'
bid perben nsue erItsben. Sails BIZ
Iruit mirilih bic ileineien Gambler ats
forbirt, piro fir bic Reeisrune Der 8sii.
punt sinireten, oas Gabaf' Monopol ein'
,uiabrsn. %tporauf bic Resietuns nur mats
tst. Ser 8si&sta8 bot bann feinsr
@runb msbr. Der ginflbrune bes Nono'
pols su ppponiren. neil blsber nur BIZ
Radf&t auf bic flsinsn Sdnblsr bsr
3si6stag su fsiner a%blebnenoen Saltunf
bspos." Der SabrsSbsri&t bss et'
tpdbntsn 8sreins. pslder ioeben eri&ie'
men ii, bsInst: ..Sdr b~isisnieen Sabrl'
t~anisn, pelhe ben ameritanii&en Be-
%arsbuneen 8ori&ub lsifen. ia tein plat
msbr unter uns."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
gBas bic ,,Eante 0Oe" BON Der
MpnressO pftrtn hdlt.

9ie ,,8oIfIds 3eituna'' sriIdrt in
einem artifeI bus 8orseben Deutfd'
lambs in 8enesuela fur burdauS BEN IN.
tsrnationaIsn @siss eniiprsasnb. Sc
teibt in benz Hriiisl: .9Ber cine Sors
berure an einen 8peiten bat. periudt,
fe einSusisben. sans elsi&. oh Der 3pe,ie
cine Brlpaiperion ober cine Station ift.
Gibebt Elm Driiter boeeeen @iniprud, 70
mub er eefraet perben. oh CT bic Sdulb
fsIbft bs3abIen obsr flr beren BeaabIuns
etpftsben nil @iq er bapon nihts
p,fsn. 70 aebt Der Ginipru& uns ni6is
an. Die 8erein,etsn Stoaten fbnnten
bic eanSs SADIE iofort aus Der BeIt
fGOffsn, tpenn ie bic 8sbablune unierer
5orberuneen earontren. Dod freili1.
mir f6nnsn fte niht basu sninsen, abst
baber iDlien bic 8ersinieien Staaten
au6 ni&t 9eutf6Ianb perbinbern tpOQen,
ieinen siesaen @ee Su eeben. Sc 1T
tpabr. bab Deutibluno bic WonrOes Dole
Trim hi&t unetfannt bat. unb tpabridsin,
lib tpito iie aud iein anberer Staat Gus
ropa's iemals anerisnnen.
,.Dm Wonros Doitrin seb6rt nidt
sum 8bIferre&i. %ionoern sur @sIsssn.
belts, 9oIitif. Sic betpfIi1tet Riemanb
unb sisbt Riemano &t6ts. DsutidIanb
bat feline 8npf,6tuns. bic Ronros.
Dottrin unsuerteunen unb feline @elessn.
belt. ie absuitreiten. Die Sibam rita.
nif4sn Staten fno Deutidlano ssaen.
dbsr ioupsrdn unb baben aQe 8erpffIG'
tunesn iouperdner Staten aud be,
itre Sdulosn au besublen.
,DsuiihIanb tplrb feline Sorberrnsen
selienb su MAIDEN tpifen -tldiidtspOa
in Der SOrm. aber ensrs,id in Der Dura0
fdtruus !"
Die ,1dsIide 8unbidau" fIast. bOb
Der gipfes Sbfi&ieiten tpie ben Bsiut
bss Yrinsen Ssinri& unb bic Sdenfunp
Der Stuiue 6risbri@s bts @robsn MIDI
su pilrbisen beritebt; ..er bldf IN feins
roitiee Monroe'3 iompete nnb p%erlonet.
oab Deutidlanb ben unperfddmisn @au.
ner, prdfibent @aifro. unbebslis. ldbt,
pdbrsno bieier fi& in bic 5aui la&i."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Die e%ieenartise aHerifauif6e
Brine bes prof. S6temanu.

9rofsRor 2bsObor Saiemann bon bel
8%erliner rlniperfiidt bemertt in ieinsi
Sabresrspus Der a~uspdrtiBen Besiebun'
gen:
Die 8srsinisisn Siaaten buben in
2oufe oes Sabrss an WaGt uno @lnfluf
r,efs buesnommen, bauptid&Ii& ourd
bic eIdnssabe gsri6nlidtsit bes Ober'
bauptes Der eroben Rspubtif. %
.9Iina 0sinri6's Reiie bra&te BIZ
~semsiniamsn Snisrshsn Seuti&Ianoi
unb bes Bottles Der Der. Staaten su Ieb'
baftsrsm 8sipubtiein Sn Amtriia 10 bas
naiarli& ni@t obns DppORtiOn ssi6ebsn,
Wie ibnnte bas ou& anoers fem in 1ns
betra&t bsr infamsn aaitation. tpel6e
eeaen uns 70 LANCE ~poafdnbis unbsbin,
6eEt GU i'm Ganss sstusien if."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Sarsars's eermanif@.s Wtufeum.

9rdFbsnt 5. @. Putnam bonn Ser
manii9sn Wuieum Der Sarparc nniper'
iitdt bat bic Nbiht. fir buiielbe nit ben
Belt et5bsre BauIi&leiien mad BEN Nu'
TER bss @srmanii&sn Wuisums in Rarn'
berg au errihien. Das Sarparb'er @er'
manii1e Wuisum tpirb bis gun @inirefen
Der prdGtissn @obsn 8aiier @iIbelms
isben Dpnnsrhas fur bas Bubiitum se'
6ffnst fem. Die formsls Gr6fnuns bes
Ruieums fnoet erR mad Der Auffteaune
Der faiisrli6sn @eihenie fat, unb su
oerjsIbsn tperbsn Ssrr @arl S4urs unb
anbere prominente PsribnIi&tsiien Gins
laOunsen ertaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
root Oeripeift bic firAliAen BE
fisftrettieeeiten an bic Sis
ptfaertdtfe.


2rieas, Seirei6r Root Bat ourG cine
gnii&elOune bic S&l,6tuns Der Strsi
lieteiten, tpelGe stpii1en Der faibolifdsn
9irHs oss Nt4ipelS unb benz Brisfsr
deiIpap. benz @rinoer elmer ioeenannten
q liiOnaliir9e. idpebsu. ben GlpiIssrid'
ten ibertpieien. Neilpap bat ndmlih I'M
aoufs Der 3eit cine Wense 8ir6ensiasn'
tbum fur feline neus &elieionssenOfen.
i6oft in 4nfpru1 senommen unb Der tas
ibollibe 8letus bee Nraipsls bat fib in
folee cefen an @ouperneur 1aft UNI Abs
billie g~epenbet. 0oupsrnsur Taft fdats
ben @ntfdsib. onB bic @ntideibuns Der
@issntbumsfrose Sadie Der gipilssridie
lei. ssesn tpel@e @utf6eibuns bic aId.
ger nuG Maibinaion appealrieu. Sss
trsidr 8oOi bat @ouperneur 1uft's gnt.
i&eiOune isbt eutsebeiben. Die Sr&s
1T pom tpsittrasenoer 8sbeutune, ba Elm
grocer TbsiI bss itrsitieen @iesnibums
su Dem 8ir@en. @Issnibum ssb6ri, pessu
bsfisn Beriaufs isBt spiidsn Dem 8ati.
fan uno ben Ser. Staaten ourh Wer
@uibi uno @Ouberneur 1aft in Wanilu
perbanosIt tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
Briten proteftiren ipeeen 0erlees
una peS OarbaneQeusW ertraaee.

@rt bbritannisn bot ensrsii& oaseseu
BEL Der Pforis proieitirt. bab oisielbe in
September b. s. &ubluno pettrasswiorll
bic @rIaubnib CAB, biet-freili& unbs'
waFnsts -rutfiiae T%Orpsboidssr untsi
Der ruifi&en SanSelsHasss cur& BIZ
Darbanslen in bas Sdmarss Neer ems
laufsn ,u Iafsn. Die 8ritsn MAIDEN gel,
lenp, baB fe cine dbnliGe @rlaubn /
~psrlaneen tperben. Der 9roteft bat bel
ben RuHen unb ben 9lrfsn srobes WiB
bebasen bsrporserufen, benn iis flr4ten.
bnb au& NOD anbsrs Naticnen BEN 8ei'
Ipisle Der 8riten foleen iperoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
6par's MitteI.

8unbes. Ssnaior Sour bat fsinen See
febsnttDulf sssen bic 2ruaS Jest einae.
rei6t, unb bsrfeIbe lieat BEN Suitis'
comite Dor. ST bsipsdt bauptid&Ii&
Bubiieitdt unb %perlunst. bab su benz
8psde iebe Corporation. bic i'm 8pi.
i6sntaatssS anbeI obsr i'm Sdnoel nit
BEN ausIanos tbdtis III. idbrli& einsn
ssnnuen 8eridt dber ibre @ei&dfis'
tbdiiafsit sinrei6t. iopie au@ ihrs
BIDDER unb 9opiere ifets fir bic Sn.
ipsition bura ben 8unbssanpalt often
hitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
WamfOTelrt

gk tasn ft' cine taM@t ub pNRmhet SammIuus pn MGnnu, Gnufn- unb Rtn.
brrpanoHdn, Dol br IAN hb twas ansm6bkn hnn uni unnr wrMf fnb bic tdreHm,, Bn
pdbm fpte SIppns adauh pnbn fnnen. Sn rnrn 86ln fab unhn prtfs bnmttnb
unn Dnt. Gum 9epkd;
ppn gf9nttme Bomep SpndI enG pnh SItpre fur R6nnn Bon braun giH b, bic
spbtnh6 $500 pfn. Sept fir S1.5O bs puar
up Dir pnhauten Do4t Gj nit PED beBk slippers fr 8ramL bn etpbbnHdt prhe
$f.50. fir s1.O0 Ns paar.
Braun ga BIB Opera, unb Gsuahy aubHdu fir mSnmr, II, 81 uS 81 so Ss v@r
sS ranens = antofdu far Abeubs z-
gr fnh namuf dnentGta,. i@T @nPreruna fr abmb- SHppHs, nit elmer auapabl BON
Bid Rib. 5mi Rib, nit SpBm btBk aas SRPpus NIT I. 3 obn 4 8trmm su saHssn.
prais fnb ansuabmspefe fbr mSBs unb ransreu bon 1.OO bic $500 bas par.
-0--
Sb0mf = Gpcncer. Do. 4lc .s Ssras e. straee'
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
FAVORS
RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA
Senators Decide to Make a
Report.
CATTLE DUTY CHANGED
Democratic Members Fail to Amend
Compact to Include Ameri-
can Tobacco.
CATTLE DUTY CHANGED

The Cuban reciprocity treaty was to-
day ordered favoTabIy reported to the
Senate by the Committee on Foreign
Relations. after being further amended
by making the reduction on American
cattle going into Cuba 40 per cent in
stead OF 20 per cent, as the treaty pro-
vides.
Gen. Tasker II. Bliss, who negotiated
the treaty on behalf of the United
States, who was before the committee
prior to the acceptance of the amend
ment and expressed the opinion that the
Cuban government would agree to the
modification in the tariff on cattle. The
change was made at the request Of the
cattle raisers OF the Southern Safes.
who thought the reduction on their
products should be at least equal 10 that
given the manufactures of the North.
All attempts of the Democratic mem
bers of the committee to so amend the
treaty as to include American tobacco IN
the benefits of the general 20 per cent
reduction imported into Cuba failed. and
two Democratic Senators, Messrs. Bailey
Of Texas, and Bacon of Georgia, voted
&gainst a favorable report on the treaty
Senator Morgan Of Alabama voted with
the Republicans, in favor Ct the treaty,
Senator RawIins of Utah did not vote,
and Senator Money Of Mississippi was
absent. The treaty viii be reported TO
the Senate this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
BUT ONE Of A COYEY
OF JAIL BIRDS ESCAPES
Women Prevent Other Pris-
oners From Taking Wings.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 15.-Walter Cox.
wanted at Red Lodge and Billings.
Mont., and Sheridan, Wyo-, on charges
of forgery, dug his way out of the jail
at Billings yesterday afternoon, and Is
st;lI at large.
A servant girl and Sheriff Hubbard's 5
wife prevented the escape OF about
dozen other prisoners. Going to The rear
of the jail, the girl saw mans head
sticking out through a hole in the brick
wall. She screamed. and the man drew
in his head.
The girl informed Mrs Hubbe-d. who
at once teIephoned the sheriff's Office.
Under Sheriff Sayles hurried The jail.
Upon his arrival he found = S. HIb-
bard and the girl guarding the hote with
a six-shooter, determinedly holding a
dozen or more prisoners
hurried count Of prisoners proved
all present except Cox. \ posse is N
pursuit of Cox, but there is no clue
10 his Whereabouts.
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
SUNFLOWER SHERIFF
UNGENTLE To PRESIDENT
Indianola Believes He EX-
ceeded His Authority.

INDIANoLA, Miss. Jan. 15.-Sherin
A. c. Cox, of sunfower county. has given
out the following letter:
The statement has been published
that the majority agree with President
Roosevelt in the stand he has taken in
closing the postoffice at Indianola. The
reverse is true The President, it is
considered here. has arbitrarily taken
the authoFit.- to iniure the business Of
this community without provocation-
mo notice Of laYIessness has been
brought to my attention If there had
been any I would have been the proper
official to communicate with And, in
any event, regardless of color or pre-
Yious condition of seTvitude. my ser
vices have always been at the command
of the citizens of this county and State"
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
MR.. PERRY's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Robert Decatur-Berry
took place from the Peoples Mission,
I10 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, yes
terday afternoon. The Rev. J. J. Muir,
pastor Of Temple Baptist Church. assist
ed by the Rev. George W. HaveH, of the
mission, ofTieiated. Interment was made
at GIanwnod Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1903-01-15

stewed iceland moss. and other unwboIe-
some substitutes for food. This has
caused many cases of typhoid fever.
Up to the present time SOC, 600 kroner
have been subscribed for the relief Of
the sufferers. OF this sum 40, 900 kroner
were subscribed by Swedish citizens Of
the United States.
The commissioners estimate that Is
008, ,00O kroner viii be required to save the
population from starvation, to keep the
cattle during the winter, and to pro
vide seed grain in the spring.
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
FROZEN HAND AND FOOT
ENGINEER RUNS ON TIME
Makes Up Thirty Minutes Lost-May
Lose All Eztremities.

PERU, Ind, Jan. 15.-Edward Irish. 4
Wabash engineer, in charge of the Con-
tinentaI Limited, made his run yesterday
with frozen hands and feet.
His train was several hours late At
Lafayette he was compelled to crawl un-
der the locomotive to make temporary
repairs. When he had finished his hands
and feet were frozen, but he completed
his run to Danville, III, making up
thirty minutes of the lost time
He is now in the hospital here, and
amputation of all the frozen members
may be necessary.
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FAMINE STRICKEN SWEDEN
LIVING ON BARK AND MOSS
Seventy Thousand People in the Northern Portion Suf-
ferlng for Want of Food.

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 15.-The famine in
northern Sweden is very severe
The government commissioner who
was sent to investigate the matter has
made q report, in which he says that
a. 900 people are suffering for want OF
food. The area affected extends from
the sixty first TO the sixty-seyenth de-
gree Of north latitude and from the
Gulf Of Bothia on the Russian border
far into the interior.
The people are eating Norwegian pine
bark ground to powder, mixed with
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
DISTINCT IMPROVEMENT
IN Mr.. HEWITT'S CONDITION
Physicians Announce That He Has
Passed a Good Night.

NEW YORK. Jan 15.-Abram S. Hew-
tits condition. according to the bulle-
tin issued at 9 o'clock this morning, has
distinctly improved.
Shortly beforeR 8 O'Clock, DR.. E. L.
Keyes. ST.. called at the house and went
into consultation with his sen. z L.
Keyes. jr. A few minutes later the fol-
lowing bulletin was issued
Mr.. Hewitt passed a good night, and
has distinctly improved
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
COMPANY INCORPORATED.

certificate. of the incorporation of
the Browning & Baines Coffee Com
ra1y was placed upon file yesterday in
Office of the Recorder of Deeds for
District. The capital stock of the
anIzation is 5000. 900, and the princi-
place OF business viii be at BIG
usylYania Avenue The incorporators
Henry Clay Browning and James E.
las
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The temperature has risen in the mid
die Atlantic States and New England.
and thence westward 10 the Dakotas-
Fair weather with moderate temperature
Is indicated fCr the Eastern and South
ern districts The winds along the MD
die Atlantic coast viii be brisk south
westerly Steamers departing today for
European ports viii have brisk south
westerly winds and lzir weather 10 the
Grand Banks
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
CARDINAL PARoCcHI DEAD.

ROME, Jan 15.-Cardinal Lucide Ma
ria Parocehi, bishop of Porta and Santa
Ruhina, su5dean Of the Sacred College
snd vice chancellor OF The Holy Roman
church, died today. He was seventy
years OF age, and became cardinal
bishop tweaty-siN years ago.
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
BALFoUR's CONDITION IMPROVED

LONDON, Jan. 15.-The condition Of
Premier Balfour, who is suffering from
an attack Of chiIIs and fever, is this
morning most satisfactory.
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CRITICALLY Ill

Mrs. s. E. BluEdon. widow of John A.
Blundon, Is critically i'll at the house
of her daughter. Mrs. ". B. Benham.
AZ sunersat Heights Md
The Washington times., 1903-01-15
Anthracite Coal

Delivered TO-DAY. any quantities desired; sh-
solutely no de.sy Phone Main 1851. y. Bald
win johnson. 1l0i Rhode Island sve---AdE-
The Washington times., 1903-01-15

Any irregulddty in delivery of
The Tines vii receive prompt
attention by telephoRi78
Main 3o93
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

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correction and we do not forget that. in work
Of this sort, the detail is constantly Of high i'm
portance But these critics. working long before
the scientific school had assumed pOntifical au-
thority in the field Of art, labored with as much
wisdom enthusiasm, and reached conclusions
which the school aforesaid has done nothing to
lnvalidate Along the broad lines Of research
which they pursued they attained to knowledge
and TO a critical weight which maintain them
to-day in the front rank of artistic historians.
They would rejoice themselves we are sure, if
they could with what discretion their book
is being edited; if they could see how well it is
being printed and illustrated. In the first vol
ume there are brief biographies of the authors.
They were engaging personalities. Says Mr..
Douglas:
Neither Grove nor Cavalcaselle formed CO.
terle or was the centre Of a mutual help
Getty They never allowed their aesthetic judg
ment to be warped by personal or pecuniary con-
slderations. They were always able to give
Welghty and definite reasons for their attribu-
lions, and were never content to substitute a
subtle form of personal abuse for sound argu-
Ihent. Moreover, neither of the CO. workers
belonged to that parasitic, cosmopolitan class
from which the writer's of little art books
frequently drawn Grove . . was a yirie,
strenuous worker, and rendered signal public
service 10 his country. CaValcaselle was
a modest retiring scholar, whose ardent patriot
ISM impelled him to take for time active