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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
CANADIAN RAILROADS
FEEL FUEL SHORTAGE
Trunk Line President Tells
Of Conditions.

Sir Thomas c. Shaughnessy. president
OF the Canadian Pacific Railway, talked
Interestingly at the New willard this
morning of the great railroad OF which
he is the executive head. and said that.
like the roads Of this country, the Can
adian Pacific is enjoying an era Of IN
precedented prosperity. 1t Is no longer
a question of seeking traffic ne said.
but one Of handling that which is Of
fered- The congestion OF traffic on the
American lines has made il possible for
US to secure an amount of through bust
ness that would not have been available
for US several years ago. but the move
ment Of our regular freight has been so
great that we have been unable to en-
courage any new business. The existing
prosperity is affecting Canada as we'll as
the United States, and there is no end
OF il yet evident.
The shortage of coal IN the United
States is seriously affecting many sec
lions OF Canada. Fortunately our line
had anticipated trouble and made ample
provision for supplying our engines and
plants Some OF the Canadian lines are
not so fortunate. and the fuel problem
is q serious one not alone TO the rail-
roads. but to the communities at large.
Our entire line from Montreal to Wiuai-
peg is dependent upon American coal
shipments TO keep our fires going and
the traffic moving"
Sir Thomas, accompanied by Lady
ShaUghuessy. viii depart from Washing
ton tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
COMMITTEE AGREES TO
BEACH'S CONFIRMATION
viii SO Report to Senate as
a Whole.

The Senate Judiciary Committee this
morning voted to recommend the con
1rmation of Morgan II. Beach as United
States attorney for the District OF Co
lUmbia
The nomination was laid on the table
a week ago. but since that time Beach
has been named by the Justices of the
Supreme Court of the District to FIJI the
position ad interim.
The members Of the committee finding
they would be unable to prevent Beach
from serving in the office 10 which lie
was appointed by the President, this
morning decided TO withdraw their oh
lection. took the nomination from the
table, and unanimously voted for a IA
vOTable report.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
F0OTPADS ATTACK LOCKSMITH
AND TAKE WATCH AND MONEY

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.-Footpads at
tackled Martin CurIe. a Iocksmith OF So
Fulton Street, Brooklyn. early last
night After heating him into Insensi-
biltty they robbed him of his gold watch
and money, II was an hour or more
before curle was found, aud he has not
recovered sufficiently to eve the details
OF The assault.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
.SHIPWRECKS REPORTED
ON NORTHERN COAST
Vessels Stranded, or Foun-
dered-CreWs Missing,

DU'BY. y s, Jan. 19.-THe wreck OF
large schooner, believed TO be the
Carrie Belle. Of New York. is ashore on
the north side Of the Bay OF Fundy,
about mile northeast Of Petits Passage.
The vessel is bottom up and is going
TO pieces Nothing has been heard of
the crew.
The vessel left St John. y. B., for
City Island on January s. carrying =
cargo OF seals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
TAR-LADEU SCHOONER ASHORE;
CREW SAVED BY VOLUNTEERS

CHATHAM, Mass. Jan. 19.-The two
masted schooner EmeItne ! Sawyer,
from Boston for New York. with a cargo
OF tar, stranded on the Common Flats
yesterday and will likely be a total loss
The life-savers from MOmonOmoy sta
ton were not successful IN reaching the
schooner. The shiDwTecked men were
finally rescued by a volunteer crew from
the Chatham
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
PLANS TO ESTABLISH
NATIONAL NAVAL RESERVE
Representative F0ss Introduces Two
Bills IN the House.

Representative Foss. chairman o. the
Naval Affairs Committee. todag intro
duced ia the House Two bills providing
for the establishment Of q Naval Re
serve, in accordance with the plans tha,
have been IN contemplation ever since
the outbreak OF the Spauish-AmeTican
war Because or the position Of the
father o. the measure. it IS believed thai
Il bears the stamp or The approval a.
the Administration. and that fl is likely
10 be forced through al tho present ses-
sion o. Congress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
AGED COUPLE KILLED BYA
TRAIN At RAILROAD CROSSING

MIDDLETOWN. y. y. Jan I9-AIex-
ander Kelley. seventy years old. and his
wife, Kate. sixty years Old, We're struck
and instantly killed by an express train
on the Ontario and Western Railroad at
Sands Crossing. q mile north Of this
city this morning A pair of horses
which they were driving were also
killed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
PRESIDENTS RACE VIEWS
APPROVED BY THE POPE
Says Attitude Speaks Well for Amer
iCa-PTejudice Overlooked.

ROME. Jan. 1s-The Pope has evinced
much interest in President Rooseveit's
attitude toward the negro race. IN the
matter Of appointment of members Of
the race to public positions Speaking
Of the matter today. his holiness said.
This speaks well for America. They
have a head strong enough to overlook
race DreiudfCes -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January Ia. 1903.
We hereby certify that the amount Of the
capital stock q the J. MAURT DOVE CO1l-
PANE. INCORPORATED p corporation Of the
District OF Columbia. is 5000, all Of which
IS fully paid; that che amount o. existing
debts Of said company AT this date IS SO coo
J. MACRE DOVE,
President.
WI r. BAUM
RANDALL u. HAGNER,
" HAMILTON SMITH,
NJ 4. COT GILLIAN,
WI n DOVE,
Trustees
J. HAURT DOVE President
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 19ta
day of Januars a. D. 1903.
tSeal-} A. =. TAYLOR Notary Public
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
SUFFERING CREW OF FOUNDERED
SPANISH SHIP RESCUED AT SEA

PORTSMOUTH. Jan. Ig.-The British
steamship Evelyn arrived here t1daY
with Captain Roca and fourteen of the
crew of the Spanish ship Clara which
f0undered en- route for Minorca.
The crew Of the fouudered ship. when
picked up. were in a DitiabIe condition
Severest priraUons were endured before
rescue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
RAILEY oBsTRUCTs WoRK.

Senator Bailey is pursuing his policy
of objecting to unanimous consent TO Re
publican measures. of which he gave
notice on Thursday. He announced thea
that until mis- bill making Port Arthur,
Texas. q port Of entry, was given con
sideTation he would object to unanimous
consent in every Republican measure ad-
vauced
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
DIED.

DUNN-0u Sunday, January Is. 1913. al 9-l0
O. m. CATHERINE. beloved wife of the late
Martin Dunn.
Funeral from her late residence. 49, NJ Street
southwest, Wednesday morning so $50 Re
QUEEN mass at 81. Dominic's Church Relatives
and friends invited islg-gr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
MINISTER BOWEN LEAVES
CHARLESTON FOR WASHINGTON

CHARLESTON. 8. C.. Jan. 1s.-United
States Minister Bowen. who arrived in
Charleston this morning from Venezue-
IA vii leave Al . o'clock This afternoon
Tor Washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

R K Massie. OF the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary: the Rev Mr. Cannon.
a Brazilian missionary. occupied the pull
Pit in the Second Presbyterian Church.
At the Railroad Reading Rooms yes
terday afternoon the services were. con
Quoted by the Rev. T G. Faulkner. Of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary Of
Virginia.
The series Of Reinecker lectures will
commence at the Episcopal theological
Seminary OF Virginia. west OF this city.
at o'clock this afternoon The lee
turer viii be DR.. Francis l. Patton. of
Princeton University. His subject will
be "Theism." Another lecture will be
given Tuesday, at ; o'clock. in che af-
ternooR, and the lectures will be con
eluded with one at noon Wednesday.
The local board Of United States Civil
Service examiners will hold an examina-
ton in this city, at the customs house
b UIdIng. on February 81 for the posi-
tons OF clerk and carrier in the city
postofdce. The applicants must be be
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty
FIVE years The examination viii be in
spelling. arithmetic. letter writing. pen
manship. copying, and United States
geography.
The annual meeting Of the Mary Gus
tbs Lee Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederaey, will be held a o'clock
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Dab
ney Herndon. 9f9 Prince Street. at which
time officers will be elected for the en-
suing year
The Missionary Societies of the Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church wiz tender q
reception tomorrow night from until
10 O'Clock. at the maBse o: the Second
Presbyterian Church, 319 South St
Asaph Street, to the Rev. and Mrs
Cannon and Miss Kemper, Brazilian
missionaries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
ENGINEERS MEET.

The twenty-eighth annual convention
OF Jha Marine Engineers Beneficial As
ISOLATION was opened this morning at
Colonial Hotel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

WASHINGTON ID O. Jan H. 1908
we f1e UNDERSIGNED JOHN D. MCCAIN Pres
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan. 19-Gcn.
Robert E, Lees birthday was observed
today in this city by the closing OF the
banks and public school 1t is a state
holiday. Tonight the members Of r e
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans. VIII
celebrate the day by giving banquet in
Odd Fellows Han. North Columbus
Street Among those expected 10 re-
spond TO toasts are Senators Daniel of
Virginia and Berry Of Arkansas. The
following constitute the committee i'm
charge OF the affair. Thomas Perry. q.
william Ramsay. E Wardeid. A. g.
Nyckon. P. F. German. F. J. Davidson.
and f. c. Graham
The funeral OF Isaac ". Rudd. who
died last Friday night. took place at 3
o'clock this afternoon from his late
home, l25 South Fairfax Street. and was
attended By d large number of relatives
and friends The Rev. Frank J. Brooke
Of the Second Presbyterian Church o.
hciated- The members Of r. E Leo
Camp. Confederate Veterans. of which
the deceased was a member. attended in
body The following members Of tho
camp were paIbearers: K Kemper. p.
F German. G. William Ramsay. Edgar
Warheld. A. G. UhIer. and william p.
Mcknight.
The members OF the local bar have
been informed that the supreme court
Of appeals Of Virginia has entered an
order to counsel in causes pending be
fore that court that upon brief they viii
be taken I'D before they are reached on
the docket. This order is entered so
that the court may get through with
its docket as early as possible.
Large congregations attended the ser
vices in the various churches yesterday.
At Grace Episcopal Church the morning
services were conducted by the Rev.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

CHICAGO. Jan Ie-3Irs. Patrick
Campbell is well satisfied with the re-
suits thus far or her present tour of
The United States The London season
VIII last until June. 1904. after when
Mrs. Campbell viii come bscI to The
United States Tor another winter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

GLEN FALLS. N Y. Jan. ia can
rass Of the region shows that over I, 69o
men are at present engaged in lumber
operations ~ the Adlr0udacks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

ALLIANCE Eeb.. Jan. la.-Four hun
dred eattIeEaeu. representing The live
stock owners OF western Nebraska. W.
oning. and South Dakota. VIII open d
convention in this city tomorrow to for
muiate Protes- against the proposed
land-leasinE Jaw
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-19

Large congregations attended the ser
vices in the various churches yesterday.
At Grace Episcopal Church the morning
services were conducted by the Rev.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13
Ga merfsH9 5remtening.

gi FAR en- life Slot, ION fab uce
en- title often ps D~bierDereee ct Op'
tr9ftenbe 5orbenpejr. = a
s5imleh fiarsOes itabis mere / 6ork
Iontsn, rg efpen ODen OOer bIep taeis
fnffere, taftere, msrfere.J
pa pdr bet, at en- rneed ejenboms
melis Sfp formeoes pad Rorbpeftbim.
lea. Zen dntos JOfin at en- naiter
tulfprt S9t, omtrtnt lige faa bret
fom lang. Starpt tesnst bang Der
neb fra ben fdmleOe sOrtenifp.
gi talte fammsn ON Denne marie.
lige FORMATION. Da pluoielig Incl
Qpnsts Sart" foer en- abnftraale u
-af ben iorte Sat og tilbuss igen, ib:t
ben beffrsp en- 5alDeirtel aeftsrfutgt Al
Ell l%p Smalo. Oct be'
le sjDrbe n~sjastist Snbtrpt uf at er
iunbe bape Itaaet inbe Femme Gal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13

at meme bette ON ariItns, ian tiger isg
aaigepel. at bet ilet life Ct Iaa 7Iiot
CO langt mere pei, eaO Oa IsiO essnlz
ia 6apoe tantt zig.
0s Iaa bill ie9 ION en-, Der life er
ufenot meO mooaribenee urolise5anz
Ter, lasgs big bette paa Sinee: 5ors
Irg lie iaa meset at tesribe ION At
sribe. QDIst. 2ioet CO aarIia5eOsn
laoer fig life bsgribe, men De Iaoer fg
gribe ION girtsli9ferer. 6pub pi "a
tar inoBunret. eet tai benpttes rg
f.aOigt riaers uoop6es. Den bpaO hu
life magtsr al ~inbninbe LAB bet forss
is6ig ligge / 3iGio til bans Gro: ON
ncgen BIZ gore Cubs Billie, Ital ban
fenoe ON 9aren, enten cen er at Gus,
eler ieg taler at mig ielo. % iluti,=
ia eli ieg minfe DIN BIT Orb, Der or
taft at en- e~rfaren Mano, ben 0ifcipsl,
5erren eliteoe: iaa mango. ION MOD
lager BAN. Dem giper Fan Magt til II
6or0e CUBS 8ern. 8enne 9or6en
aIene, Der er en- llobitIing iom al 81
oets gett og en- girteligteo iom Del.
uoopber 20 befRIter, 6ooo oi merer
pm Fam. Der gap os oenns Mast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13
%. iOunget enQiit men glo9nhe saat.

pg,iOungct sn4ilt msn 9lranhe Snet
te pd1. -.
5enomenei er 10 let s~fnrtlarligt
berpeo. at fauinart @niiteu flpj I'D al
efpIattsn. nar Den i tsr 2uit TIN
neoaHunOer par 6imlen iom iaat
fuloFanOia tlar CO bIaa). 0a ID
@lettrititeten, ION bet.nOt, belii, IL
asiom 9ranleren. oal9er fig ben fugz
tige Bel maatte Den ber spre 9ilbas
aeiog. 9nnItraaIens ofte urimelise.
ufornaftiss og ub.re9aeli9e aruHls
fprina 9%offeipring p9 Sipeiprina
6iorerer 10 fra, at ben iierite 6u8tigs
6eo er zen beoite 9eoer.
DSen en- al port lille SelItab mGle
be title fen for fig: p6srre, bOor to-
re ere cine @erninger; ou gjorps Gem
ale p%ifeii9en."
at6ert SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13
Satan til Sanobcbauibne.

Def par en- Dag / 3oset. @eb en-
Station Ttsg 10 franItztatbolIte BRA.
ter .iao. Den enc fate zig peo min
SHE. osn dnben Iige o~osrior %.
Bin Si0smano gjoroe ct goetSn9=
trpt, 6apee 81 aa6ent, arligt, Init %
manaigt Qniigt. 6an gap fig uenIigi
/ Samtale meo mig: 81 fat urs
iupet6e matirte" 65ilfn 6srIigMps.
gsn9, iset ban meo i5nligt 9eltebaa
nampese paa fin Sig t. Ban tupot
pare rd II 30 bar CO faa fIet Ills
I'D til at bare 6am0ittia6sos fraplcr.
Ga! men Den anoen oerimop.
Zen aneen rar afgiort ct go1t
Stpiie oppe / 9alutreoierne. Sar
baooe ct basIigt. fO~rorutfent ubi,.
eros. rigtig ct garts4us6otbergsfieS
en- / aae acan6usns &ulsrer tilrsaea
6angenais; tpfie, fuuImenoe, mprfs.
rsoe 9lustqoer; Ban BAR anperleOss
opto9et eno 6in fgri.e.
Soet js3 neisre bstyagieOe 6urf, te8=
neSes fpr mig fsl9ent: giaefe.
Dir er ct 0ienneTte. ION OeO TN
ora etige9iete trOr fig / iarlist 5or=
9oIO til Subs Qanb % GuOs Ri6s.
S1r6ibHligris far ban ~tilbragt eli
Rat i Il Dritteldg. bleb fpfo ION q
SOin. far maufte / silgift bait men
leie 5ruentimmer at 6sftins. 0ao FL
IN sien,r peo guog 9eaigoom. en-
6errsn5 grrff, ct Sanbbeo 3.
9ione! .Nu, unber siemrsiieu Ital
iod bet forfsnte. bet ilOsgjorte oprjt.
Is. Sht Fer fiber fan mtb fin gen.
ne6rg opiidgen. ira buifer ban ulbt.9
# G,funo Filter Zinens. Sire Ga.
e besassr ban uaflQreiigt, ca zjsn-
's5Tte cr trutne / rigfi9e an9ers. o.
Pusqesfrletr. 6por mango Gang
3au pau tennt maabe g,unsm6afp,r
Die Mdria% vgiifrers4 og Bate
ncftr". ia, O.rom tan jtg ingsn Nf;.
ming bare.
men IA soget nrrmebs ia rem
Stution, fDOr be tpsn6e flfbe al,
ImGtteOe ban gsnneboseni i, tdf Sen
I 5rattelommen = ts Oife MI plubfss
Zig rel melt tiifrebie adiDn at @ers
rem: mi bar dftiaa ufting albright
igen, aft / Orten, aft tfdppst r9 fart;
BEN naHige Rus uObiitet, gpnben be-
tai, Cub f%orfonet. og Simfen after
ooben = me6 uOfigt I'll ct life aft for
urimeligt ldngt Op6OIO / qureaio,
pa rdnbt Ssrsn airfeeaarbs
Orb mig / Sinbe: .ariiteliat
mdafte man bel iigs: bet bar
til SanO6eOsbiene,"
M16erf Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13

en- bsIlis Urn. = gn fort
9rn meb bpiDe 5alefjer bleb forlebsfi
ifubt al G6drleb MiIer peb Gin
Greet, % Mlit fra MilIer, g, Ddi.
Bette er en- Jusl, fom Snbionerns
tilbeoer, og iom be alorig ffpoer. Jor
en- al bens bbfbe 5dlefjet giDer be
eerne i'm fibite Bonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13

Raur 9rIerne beuoen6er fig til 5olt, Der
aperterer 8labet, enten for at tgbe bus
benz ener fpr at fna Gplpsninger ON bet
sberterebe, reoes be altio omtaIe. at be faa
Mpertisfenenlet | bette 8Iob. Oct bill pore
tI geniibis gntre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-13

OT"'' 9S''
Mlan tan fige. at BET @tofs, SeIag
fpste for, at MesRss oar mere sa1
SapfOsfgnneH, lite tar pbsrbtpiie net
act Qutiosmenre Oct Tan mai
oCot. men fad ma1 man fdmtioig pa
re fdrsc1tr, at bet / @irtsIig4 oen os
Tad fun par rsttet til 5qriiaernsA
Eanfcgang, ligef0m bet mere filiigtecs
al mtte0 lunbsn paa tratteipse Spsr
gere eub at aabne oprigti9t ipsrsea
res 6ierter. so fremoe.es mda man
bore ttar -prer, at 5erren bar fgrt Ct
Qanfe aneet geois, 9ipets 8epis, for
bOem ban u.
Sel0e Spgf9smaalet: hpao msaer
S DIN &riitus. 9pis SIN er ban? BAT
1ipen lite formaaet At ufblege, pg SCI
Ear pei nappe ,nosen Sinbe paret e1
ftBrre oirtelig Snteresis berfur enc i
bore sage.l 9
Oct benbenner fig ba til ben nuls
penoe Slaat. en- / mango Raa0er IN
nerlig boiieles Slagt, en- Slagt. Der
bar omitiftst mango 99rbier, men en-
Slagt, Der ineenIuuoe er fremmeo
for o9ngfslen efter at finoe 6piIe /
nogst 6lioenbe. npget uomififteIigt, 70
Iom maaite be6re END nogen ~foregaaz
enpe 6ar forItaaet, at Spsrgsnaalet
pm ariRus life iaa meget er et 99rs=
fpgrgsmaul Iom ct 9ip8ipgrgsmdaI.
0g berfor pil oi tale iauleoss til
zen nulepenoe Slagt: 9oaO bar 81
pet l9rt big at meme ON 4riItus
Seq tenfer mig at tale til ioaoanre.
Der itaar / gbsrtreOien blanot BEN.
Ter hitter til bans Orb. 8e andre er
Ger 10 NET. Der faar / 5ae.
Wlen ou, eer er 6pileIss. ou, Der
aeItriDer big .ielo ION ifaeaoe, bu,
Ger life fgnes. ru bar en- pirtsIig PEI
Tonlig Mening ON &riFus, fIaa 5elz
sc meO mig, LAB os palfarte til be
, ggamle tenbte Steber og ie. 9pao Ou /
9irtelig6e6en mener ON benz.
9pao mener bu om cans 9rfbbe2
Site ionet, naar aarst tier, q
5ulelpisne tanoes. faa orager Sulea
oog ino / fin 8rpnstre0s cgiaa III
! 6ierte og bin 5ante, og ou itimter
inDpupst / 9arnoomsminserne inn &
| gploeat SiIet, De episs 5uieterters
CLANS oper 3orOsns Rsrfs. Star.t
at SUBS &erIis5eo. SO eu nbnner
meO poa-be gamh Sange.
90 boao mensr olr ON bans aors2
Site fanht Ou far bog fslt, al
Qangfrebagssinsst- taller. til big, o.
| %afelpiit 9arlig4ees naan!ais 0pef
l&relie. bu. bar or9,. .pmepO raa
Tfe utldrt, uret at fur oera, ber.i3ra
len tan tapnes hans &oTs. maa Se.
rare Ct. 5rileo fsr tpasaaQe g5rss
tog faselps Gnrg, at Der sr 6reA IL
| Jrelie i 1rren -paa-nen fore 5nrbag
FINER. Sorfsts gaa6e oenRr hpg for
pin @jgl nftop bsns sIiHla.
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