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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-05
More Peace Talk.


Dispatches from New York are again
quoting the rumOrs that Gould and cas-
satt have buried their differences, and
that an understanding has been reach
ed by which the Wabash is to be allowed
TO operate peacefully in the territory of
the Pennsylvania According to the
story told now there was a meeting
somewhere at which it was agreed that
the Pennsylvania would even aid the
Wabash to get into Pittsburg and Balti-
more if the Wabash would aid the Penn
sylvania in getting business between
Chicago and New York. TIE story goes
that the Goulds and Rockefellers agreed
to this. and that as a result of the
agreement the great war between the
rival interests has ceased.
1t is said that of the S3O.OOO.O0O the
Pennsylvania is to expend in improve
ments next year. 100000 is to 20 into
terminals at Chicago. which the Wa.
bash is TO aid the Pennsylvania IN,
obtaining.
Now this Is a pretty story, and II is
given for what It is worth OF course.
all who are familiar with the situation
laugh at the report, and local railroad
men are emphatic in their assertion that
when the troubles between Cassatt and
Gould end it Is going to be because one
of them is dead. It is said that Mr.
Cassatt can make all of the concessions
in the world. but Gould is not going 10
be satisfied until all Of his Western I'm
ion telegraph poles have been replaced
along the lines OF the PENNSYLVANIA. a,
the cost Of the Pennsylvania.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-05
Air Plant Completed.

The second compressed air plant
which Is to furnish motive power for
machinery and furnish ventilation for
the two railroad tunnels has been COM
pieted in the big Virginia Avenue ward
The plant is now one Of the largest in
the United States. The contractors hav.
received a couple of carloads of drilline
machinery for work in the tunnels. and
this IS 20 be put to work in a day OF
two. Work is being rushed on the vir-
g1nia Avenue boring, and II is expected
that 1t is going to be completed several
months before the First Street opera.
ton.
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Cotton Movements.

Local freight agents announce that
the movement OF cotton to Norfolk was
the heaviest Of any November in ten
years. The shipments from the Vir-
ginia port for England have been re-
markable for their size. The agents say
the reason for this Is that England has
been drained dry of the white staple,
manufacturers using all of their stock
and buying no more during the Brown
corner. They could not operate and pay
the prices demanded. Now, however.
prices are about where they ought to
be, and the Englishmen are buying all
of the staple they can get their hands
on. 1t is said they are stocking up so
as TO be ready in the future for any
more operations like those engineered
by Mr. Brown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-05
FLORIDA GLASS SNAKE
SENT TO PRESIDENT

President Roosevelt continues 10 re-
ceive curious gifts from his admirers
A Florida citizen has sent a glass"
snake 10 the White House. So hard
is the reptile that 1t is said it would
break into pieces II struck a sharp
blow. Like the wild cat. It has gone
to the National Zoo
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More Track Ready.

Superintendent Of Construction bod
son, Of the Southern, reported today
that FIVE miles more Of the double track
Ing south Of Manassas had been com
pleted, and tomorrow it IS to be turned
over TO the traffic managers Including
this section, the Southern has completed
sixty miles OF its new double track, and
it is now certain that the double track
ing is going to reach Charlottesville by
the first OF next month
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BRIBE-TAKERs CONFESS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. Sex
Alderman Abraham Ghysels. OF the
Sixth ward. and Corey P. BssseII. ex-
member OF the board of public works.
confessed yesterday that they accepted
the brides mentioned by Salisbury in his
confession relative to the water Doodle
scandal.
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TRACTION ACT REVERSED.

TRENTON. y. J.. Dec. 5.-Justice Fort
has filed an opinion in the supreme
court declaring unconstitutional the act
Of April II. 1903, comforting upon street
railway companies organized under the
laws OF 1856 the power Of condemning
land. as Is authorized under the general
traction act Of 1893
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-05
President Loree's Plans.

The reelection Of the president Of the
Baltimore and Ohio enectualIy ends the
rumors that were IN circulation several
months ago to the effect that he had
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BeFkeieys Gertrude Jackson, Mrs Elizabeth
DeSsler, MISS Merue Jackson, Mrs Emily
Biscohat. Ida Jackson, Mrs
Dish9p' BITS II W jackson, Mrs Matte
Biackestone, Miss Cally Jackson, Miss Mary
Blunt, Miss Fanny jackson. Nrs Rachel
DOislOn, MIS- Jane Jaffin, Miss Kate
Bohyer. Mss Laura Z James, Miss Ella
BooSe MISS Annie jefferson, Mis- Matilda
DorDer, MISS sue % johnson, Miss Anna
Bouldin, Miss Z johnson Mrs FIIsr %,
rowing MISS MyrtIe johnson, Miss Ella
Bowles, Miss Mary (21 johnson. Miss Kate
Boyd, Mrs Ada johnson Mrs TI,c,-
Doyer, MIS- A II johnson, Mrs Louisa
Branche, Miss Adelaie johnson. Mrs. Lie
Brany, Mics Anna johnson NrS =
Braxton. Mrs Ella johnson Wiss Wario,
Bray, Mrs Geo johnson Mrs Mr.
Breen, Mrs NJ L Johnson Mis- Pc
olseoe5 Ahce johnson. Miss Sara
Brock. Mrs Paul Geo Johnston Ne Po-+{o
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The evening world., 1903-07-02
YACHT ARROW THE
WINNER IN RACE
Charles R. FIint's Record Flyer
Easily Defeats the vamoose
from Atlantic Highlands to
- the Battery.

The steam yacht Arrow. with her
millionaire owner. Charles r. Flint.
aboard and the Vamoose. captained by
her owner. Jesse Lewlsohn. met in an
exciting twenty-mile race to-day. and
the Arrow won without any trouble.
Tho Atlantic Highlands steamer As
bury Park also took part In the race.
but was beaten off.
The steam yachts met partly by acci-
dent and partly by design. Mr.. Lew
isohn and party OF friends went to
Atlantic Highlands yesterday morning
on pleasure on tte Vamoose, and last
night Mr.. Flint steamed down to that
place on business. He learned that
the lewiston party would sta,rt back
early to-day. and he determined to test
the speed OF tho Arrow. which has
just been put In commission for the
season.
Capt. Packard. of the Arrow. had
steam up and everything ready to start
at sunrise, but It was after o'clock
before the Vamoose started for New
York. The Asbury Park was already a
mile on her way to the city when the
two yachts started.
Mr.. Lewisohn saw that the Arrow
was after a ice and jumped away. un-
expectedly stealing abou- 500 yards at the
start. Capt. Packard went right after
her, but used only one of his twin
boilers.
Mr.. Lewisohn put on every ounce OF
steam possible in an effort to keep In
front. but the Arrow gradually wore
down the distance and In about five
minutes was on even terms with the
Vamoose. After that Il was easy for
the Flint yacht, but Capt. Packard gave
chase for the Asbury Park and soon
succeeded In overhauling the steamer,
The Arrow made the run to the Bat
terry in fifty-two minutes. excellent time
for the twenty-mile course. The vamoose
was seventeen minutes later In arriving
and three minutes behind the Asbury
Park.
The Arrow is 1871 feet over all. while
the Vamoose is Just twenty feet smaller.
The Asbury Park is a large steamer.
Mr.. Flint will make another effort this
to reduce the mile record for
boats, now held by the Arrow. The
present record was made last September,
the Arrow covering the mile on the Hid-
son in one minute ard ftteen seconds.
The evening world., 1903-07-02
HAMMER RECORDS
MAY Be BROKEN
Flanagan Will Have to Be at
His Best to Win at Celtic
Park on Saturday.

John Flanagan. record holder for
throwing the sixteen-pound hammer
and ffty-six- pound weight, will be the
star attraction OF The all-around weight
throwing competition at>the Irish games
at Celtic Park on Saturday. He will
have as opponents Dick" Sheridan, the
Pastime Athletic Club giant; John Me-
Carthy and p j. Dinan. all brother
officers on the metropolitan police force.
besides Em,ry Payne, the amateur
heavyweight boxing champion, and J.
Hires. of the Star Athletic Club
The Pastime Athletic Club members
are confident now that Sheridan has the
three turns down pat. that he will not
only take Flanagan's measure. but he
will establish new figures, especially In
the fifty -six-pound weight.