davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

fulo Sistep for at baue upba9et 9toets
@lirlr, at ban peo SjRIp al Ell r1pItilt
Ntirtur, bpts SammeuiRtntng ban alene
tlenoer. og iont ban III tllaoer iont Reiultat
al aarelana Sggning efter bette lioaipenbe
Mftboel, er iitano III at helbreoe ale % en-
hper al be Spgoomme, ipm bet menneIteli9e
2esente llber al. Ser giues in9en SuiI ON
9pftrrens Sprl9ttabeb / oenne Sag. og be
tnRrfell9e SelbrtoeiieE ionl ban oa9lig uo'
tgrer, 1pnes at bore ct temnelig soot 8epl5
berpm. Sans 8aaitauoe gruuoer iis paa
ipno 5ornuIt % 9runolg Srfarin9 unoer en-
manasaarig 2R9eprarts. Set foIter intet at
prepe bans m9rfelige "2ipselirtr". lpm han
faloer fit 2%9gemiooel. ba ban paa gnmoos
Mug ieRoer enboer 2loeuDe NOT oeraf til at
operbsptie benz ON oens @one I'll at belbre0e;
mar lgber oerfor life minoIte RcItfo. Gogte
al be anfprte Selbreoelier er ueget m9rts
pGrbiee % piI0e neppe trocS, botS life paas
Iioelige Ieripner aila9be 8ionesbpro oerUta.
Salte bar taitet uRf Srptferne % 9aaet ont
firing efter at bare beupttet 2R9emtolet to
eller ire @ause. Spgc, Der bar bIeuen OPP
9ipen iom ubeibreoellee al Steoets 29ger,
er bleueu 9ieu9ipet Selbreo % 8rRfter.
Rbeunatismr (@i9tL Neural9t, gtape'. Sler'
te', Npres, Blob o9 Suoip9oomme iamt
8l9repnber ioriotnoer ipn peo 3rpleri.
Spoebp inc, GD9pRrt. RerpgIttet, 6eberip9'
BONNIE, SRrin9. Spite, SortlDlelie, Nitbma,
aatarrb, Brpuftt og ale S%pgopmnte I Snl'
len, 2ungerne eler andre 2ipsorgarer ijcrneS
paa forbauieuoe fort 3to. 9elutS Gambeo,
9pcpmotpr Atariu, 8atteriot, Yooa9rn,
Sierteipae % SRmorhptoer fureres burtt9t
% par!at. Sette Riooel renter belle SpIte'
met, 8looet iaaoellrm G]ellecRuet, 9lenopret'
ter normal Nerpefrait. g]Iooomlpbet pa fuio'
it9ubio SeIbreb ueIten BieblitfeItgt. Ser sr
inaen "4eripuSnuieelie" hos NipetS Glirir-
ale % erboer bar jamme Rptte oerai. Sfrio
itrar eiter 29semiolet; bet ienoes frtt tllei'
bper 2ioeuoe. Sp1ip boilten Spgopm De
Iiosr al, OF ct 'iittert Mibbel berinloo pl bIt
ieunt Sem frit nteO p%utnadenOe 9pIt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

tet % fiIet os oerpan itoor til Sen &c
fdit nco to Spiieifeer Smer. :
Mongel Of Ealg, fan man benptie
smut eler GottOiine. 1 Tbeife 80.
Ga oplsies / TO 5piieifeer fogenoe
Wnno % rsres oerpnn op | en- Sop
4aeiD Orleans Molnsies % piifes /,
til Bet fimimer, ba Dor maj, en- Sop
fogenoe, iterf Safe l. bet bIanoeoe
Snisr OF Smlilt, % blanoer bette
goot ionmen, ban ian en- gbeife ftstt
Snsefnr, og ire aopper Mel / % ia.
Der en- bIeo Geig oernf. Zen fieuIes
iaa no omtrent ~ CONNIE tpf og itif.
tes no meb en- runb goofp. Gutter %
lteges en- miooelsparm gaseropn Is
Winuter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
HpmsSals.g ancu. Gaa ct

2pmsSals.g ancu. Gaa ct at Male
iunos 6ormanbifub iammcnfaIOt Gs.
Sc peStoaes forIeben en- EefoIltion til
NorSel for Taumabunen og Suren'
Salsbonen enitemmig, ~eiterat Roloes
GA ariitiansiunos 4 Selegereoe bar
~iratraaot. SamtIige &erreNer / Seno'
msre, 9 Serreoer / HomsoaIen og 5
Serreber / 9oromsre, iamt Roloe og
&riItianSiuno bap6e ienot huer TO Dc.
Ieaerebe. Sesuoen bar fremmsot
Stortinasmpnbene 2anaelanb, Nile
itaS, SeitnPs, IarnGS % Sinbre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
speriaes 12 itsrite gper er ifslae Be

til Rptaar inofomne 6olfem9ngoeop.
saDer fslsenoe, nGpnt / &p~ffefslge:
Stocfbolm @stebors, WaIms, gsorr.
fsping, 8ele, Seliineborg, 3arlsfro-
no, Grebro, upiala, Ssnfspins, 9unb
os gords. grebro CT rpffet foron baa.
De Ssnfsping og llpiala, boilfen iejen
er lsbet forbt Ssnfspine, Der er aftaget
meo 3SS SnSbpggere. 0en 9p, iom
er iteget l~terfeit, er Walms. anrlsfrona
truer meb at ilaa Selitneborg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

en- Wanb, iom er Sasmaro poa
SenieapIens Smrnaoe, iortRller, at
oct bebite Spniefooer, iom fiitoes, err
efter bans Renins ferife, ifaarne
Ben. San bar innoet no, at Ssniene
logger npIten bobbelt iaa mango sGg
/ oe1l geriooe, % Der eIlers err baarot
ON sgg, bnis be gipes en- pasienoe
8ortion al bette Slass Sober. %
oct er tiaise oct biaieite Sober; oen
eneite hight er aiebet af en- goo Na.
fine til at ifiGre genene meo, men
ben foiter MI ingen 5ormue, % t,aar
ben engang err anifaffet iaa 3 q r man
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Gu ineuif SenSitif. Rina. Boa e

VIZ ipehIi hoN Jung. quo Ell
er%traoroinar Notwithstanding / af.
tieielfabet "Senfsptngs Senoittffa.
BRIT" beilutteoes oct at fammenIlutte
bette SelIfab meb S9nbitiffabriferne
"8ulcan", ~"SSsnfsping peitre Senb.
Itiffabrtf", annebergs SenOltiffabrif,
8eiterpif M Eanoitiffabrif og ltOe.
BAHIA EGnOitifiabrif til ct Selifab I'M
Der Rabn al "SSsnfsping ug gulcan
S9noitiffabrifs Iftieielifab". Gam.
tibig oeotoaes oct / S%ammenb9ng
bermeb at opbppe "Ssnfspins Seno.
~itiffabrif". Serom ifaI bog fsrit tr9f.
fes enbelig geitemmelie paa en- ny
notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

SnleomiGtningen | Stocfbolm Ear
iaar uGret minore END ieoranliet. Oct
II pRientIig De biGigere cling, Der bar
;aaet ben itsrite afipt;:ina; 8ogbanb.
,erne bar BOG giort snbe 6orretninser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Sbrrcoe eGblcr fost iammen meb 3u-
finer.

Ssrrebe sgbler og Roiiner uafcs
goot og Itonr oerpaa 0atten oper /
8ano. On Rorgeren iRtter man BEN
ooer gonoet, De bar itaaet l. og TO.
ger Dem til 3oiinerne er nlsre. Ian
tili9tter Suffer efter Smas. Gette er
baaoe biIlis, goo os iino "Sauce".
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

Hottefrisen ! StOefbDlm bar | 1902
reiulteret / 96,463 @naoeres 9so.
IRA 8rigens 8egpnbelie / Sebruar
1901 er tiliammen 243, 34S 8otter
blit inOfanget % uifabeliggiort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

Speriscs antaselis rlbite Rano,
8aarobrnger anbers SlafsIon / SlT.
tilgen peo Sroabattan, er ! oisie Dage
afguaet ueo OGDEN | en- Aoer al 102
glar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

er noset oper $4,000 Ser. I'll Gam.
menIignirg fan onisres, at Der ifior
Deo Nptnnr bar opfiIfet 1850 ManI til
en- @Rroi al $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Farmer. Huset og Haven

nieo nogen Meie % geipar Iaber Oct
fig gisre, % oerfor er Der nogle
6oIf, JON faar rigeIigt al Gg ON
8interen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

8sfeborss Snbbpsserautal beo
aarsififtet i~orelieger aliereoe. Oct er
1926 ener 1902 8erioner mere
END peb forrise 9arsIfifte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Sverige % 5inlano.

GDcr 100000 9rpner er MI inoiam.
let | fontante gibrag til be ~nsolioenoe
| Rorrlon0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

gcn ipcnife Sernbancitprelic onbeia.
lei 0orisg nfeo eleftriif Dripfrait poo
en- Joriegsbane / 1904 og 1906.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
SDge belbreDes.
Spage niuoer
Srefter.
Gn nnoerimlo 2ipselirir ops
oaget al en- berpntt meDis
cittff 0iocnifabsmano
JON &mr Tor Que
Sggoptnnte.
WerfpGroise 9elbrebelier, Der lisuer
Wirafler.
SlbtiSens 2anglipetbeDs 6aaoe Lott.
2~Ggemiblet ienbeS irit til ale. iont
ienoer Hapn ug aOresie.

Otter aarelanse. taalntpoise @ranItniuaer
og Stuoter of Sprtioens iteueoe Gtrifter Saa
pei ipm Experimental paa Rutioen8 gGaes
pibenifabs SmraaOe, er Or. Sames ". Sinh.
SIT &altes Slod / Sort @apue, Sno., Il.
.. ", iitanD til at Oientli9slpre, at ban bar
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Sclifate ~"Snmbles".

0tan bIanoer en- balp Sop iueItct
SaIs, - bet oil iise SaIg ION er incl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
"Steameb" Gbofolaoc. Euobina.

p Sop @ronuIoteo Suffer, 1 9gg,
1 Spiieife imeltet Smsr, ct Iibet
@run Snlt. p Sop ReIf, 2 Stopper
Wel, 1 Sbeite Batting Bomber. y
Sbeifc 8anilje, 2 Sirfanter repet Gbo.
foIaOe. 9ette bpIoes op / en- Gubbins.
6orm, eIler en- Double Boiler" %
"iteomes" Oeri 1 Sime. Buboingen
ipiies porm meo piifet 6lsoe eDer
SOFT Guiturb."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
APARTMENT JEWELLERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Children Dropped Into Arms Of F:ze-
men in Early Morning Fire
N New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. MANY narrow
escapes from Death and several heroic
rescues were recorded at a fire which
destroyed the Wyanoke Hotel, at Ninth
Avenue and Fifty-third Street early to-
day. So far as is known. however. no
lives were lost. The hotel was de-
strOyed.
The Wyannke Hotel was a five-story
structure III which nifty families live in
small apartments. All were asleep when
the fire started. The flames swept up the
dumbwaiters and stairs and the fren-
zied men and women fed 70 the fire
escapes. Only by the exhortations OF
the firemen were they prevented from
jumping. Several children were dropped
into the arms of the hremen from the
windows above. Many were carried
down ladders. The heroes Of the fire
were FiremenMcGana and a passer-by
named Ganter who aided him.
In the window of the fourth floor, far
from a h-e escape, Mrs. George W.
Runyon stood transfxed by fear. In her
aTms she held her child. They were
urrounded by flames. The nearest fire
escape was fully six feet from 5isC win
dow. Mccain twisted his legs in the
iron bars of the fire escape and by
swinging or, effected their rescue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
WIFE OF "THE RESTORER"
S0J0URhS IN CANNES

NICE, Dec MRS. Alexander Dowle,
wife Of Elijah, the Restorer.' accom-
panied by her son and her secretary.
sdrs. Stern, arrived in Cannes yesterday
and were taken TO a hotel. where they
occupy a luxurious suite. They VIII
stay at the hotel for an indefinite pc
Rod. Their baggage consists OF twenty
trunks. The son carefully superintended
the removal Of these to the hotel, and
they were taken to the Dowie suite,
which was Immediately closed to visi-
tors.
No one was admitted to the presence
of the party, the servants having been
heavily tipped to keep guard over the
rooms and to refuse any information.
Dowie, jr., in the corridor of the hotel,
said:
4 won't speak a word TO journalists.
nor condescend to deny the wicked
statements of the American papers. We
have been most shamefgily abused and
slandered. Mother feels i'll. Here. it is
expected, we will find quiet and rest.
Cablegrams have been pouring in ever
since the arrival of the party. Mrs.
DOwie and her son went driving twice
yesterday. They keep strictly to them
selves, however, and Will speak to no
one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
GERMANS TO RESIST
AMERICAN INVASION
Saxon Capitalists Consider Plan of De-
fense-Petschow Says Our Agents
Spy Out Everything.

BERLIN. Dec THE campaign
against American commercial invasion.
now in fun swing a Breslau and
Strassburg, has extended 10 Saxony
and is assuming proportions. The
League Of Saxon Industrial Capitalists
is holding a meeting in Dresden TO con-
slider means Of defense against the in
vasion.
President Alfred Petschow of The
league. in an impassioned speech to-
day. said Germany would soon be under
the yoke Of American capital This. he
said. is largely due to the magnificent
organization of the American consular
service. The American consuls spy out
everything profitable and then inform
the capitalists at home.
Baron Won Sternberg. continued the
president. had told him in the course
of his recent visit TO Germany that
Germans must concentrate and co-ope-
rate on the lines Of the American
trusts in order TO successfully fight the
American danger.
The meeting passed resolutions de-
handing government measures to put
an end to the student troubles at the
various universities. which have in
several cases assumed the proportions
Of like troubles in Russia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
TOWNE NOT TO SUCCEED
MCCLELLAN IN HOUSE
New York City Democrats Regard Him
as Too Recent a Convert to
Their Ranks

p According to statements made today
by several prominent Democrats who
consulted with Grand Sachem Charles
Murphy. of Tammany Hail. while ne
was in Washington, former Senator
Charles Towne's chances Of coming TO
Congress to succeed Mayor-elect Nc
Clellan have passed.
II is said the Democrats OF the En-
pire city have made a protest against
the nomination of the former Senator,
on the ground that only a short time
ago ne was in the Senate as a Repub-
Hcan, and, although he did much for
Tammany Hall in the recent elect on.
there are plenty of good Democrats
who did more. Leader Murphy is said
to have listened to the protests and
to have promised that Towne should
not be named. IL is said a promin ent
New Yorker, named Savage is 10 get
the place.
1t Is the intention, however, the re-
ports say. OF Tammany to reward for
mer Senator Towne by naming him Tor
some position not so prominent az a
seat in Congress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
THREATENED BY DOWIE
Demands That Train Serv-
ice Be Restored
NO EDWARDS IN ZION CITY
Prophet Says No Mans Nerve Failed
in "Week of Unusual
Trials"
No EDWARDS IN ZION CITY

CHICAGO. Dec. John Alexander
Dowie has issued an "edict" to ths
Northwestern Railroad authorities that
unless they at once restore train service
and reinstate Dowieite employees at zion
City station, he will grant the St Paul
read the much sought for privilege OF
building a spur to Zion and also remove
his objection to a street railway which
city. DOwie and the Northwestern had
a falling out over transportation con-
nected with the New York trip
The billed meeting yesterday after
noon was not so large as usual, owing
TO the removal of trains by the North
western. Dowie declared that Zion was
today stronger than ever. and that In
one or two days the receiver would
be removed He declared that the
greatest asset which Zion possessed
was the stability Of Zion"
mo towards There"
During this week of unusual trials
Zion can boast that there has not been
one coward among US. Not one person
has deserted. but every citizen has ex-
pressed loyalty and Willingness to give
his all. and even die. for Zion If need
be-" said Dowie.
Praise the Lord!' shouted a woman
in the rear
shut up. or I'll have you put out.
answered Dowie.
Dowie said he was getting fat over
recent troubles. that he weighed p,
pounds. He shook Overseer SpeicheI
TO emphasize his remarks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
MOHAhNED AN AND A Pig
INFERRED IN SAME GRAVE
Alleged Indignities by United State.
Soldiers in Jolo Nearly Provokes
Religious War.

Burial Of a MOhammedan with a pig
threatened TO provoke religious war in
JolO. according TO dispatches printed in
the Manila CableneWs" just received
Lieutenant Colonel Rodgers, Of the
Fifteenth Infantry, is charged with hav.
ing commanded the MOhammedan to be
buried with pig, the worst insult
which could be offered pork-shunnins
MOhammedans.
The .juramentado" alleged to have
been buried with the pig disemboweled
a member Of the Fifteenth Infantry in
the streets of JolO and was shot by
members Of the regiment.
After placing the body Of the Moham-
medan murderer in q grave it is al
legged that soldiers of the Fifteenth In
fantry suspended a pig over the grave,
cut its throat, let its blood drip on the
murderer. and then lowered the dead
nimal into the grave with the Moham>
medan.
This insult to the faith of the Moros
is said TO have inspired them TO war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
C0LOMBIANS INDIGNANT
OVER HAYS EXPLANATION

BogOta dispatches announce that the
publication Of Secretary Hays expla-
nation Of President ROoseveIt's action
IN recognizing Panama has caused great
Indignation in Colombia. Bogota pa
pers say the statement is Illogical and
lacks veracity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07

Foreign intercourse, $2,23G, 300.69.
Military esta ,lishment, ST., 794,
S13.O5.
Naval establishment, 800, 964, 80. "a
Indian affairs, $7,502, 252.5
Pensions, $13S, 152, 600.
Public works, SCI, 327, 3076S.
Postal service, $S,613,7 O92S.
Miscellaneous, 1897, 012.OI.
Permanent annual appropriations
$141, All $50.
The item miscellaneous" includes the
estimate for the District of Columbia,
S13, OF, 5s1.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
Opening Ceremonies Were Devoid of the Spectac-
ular Features Generally Attending Such an Oc-
casion These Having Taken Place -Four Weeks
Ago--There Was No Hustling and No Combat
Book Of Estzuates
Sent 10 Congress
Secretary of The Treasury Transmits Schedules of ARpro-
pr7ahons for A7e Fiscal Year 1905.

The book of estimates for appropria-
tons for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1905. prepared by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, was sent to Congress
today
The total is s624. 5O2. 146.O7. as compared
with s5ss. lS9. l12.SO for the year ending
June 80. 1904. The estimates are divided
among the various departments as fol-
lows:
Legislative establishment, $5,351,-
109.50.
Executive establishment, $30,1S9,-
O5O.9S.
Judicial establishment, 1901 APO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
AWARD OF NOBEL PRIZES
TO Be MADE THURSDAY
Each of Them $4,000 and Given for
Greatest Achievement in Human
Endeavnr Within a Year.

STOCKHOLM. Dec. The Nobel
prizes of $4,000 each will be awarded
on Thursday next. Although no details
have been divulged it is expected that
the Swedish professor, Arrhenius. will
get the chemical prize; DR.. Finsen, the
Danish professor, the medical prize.
which he received a year ago; the
physical prize will probably be divided
between Mr.. and Mrs. Curie and NJ.
Becquered; the Norwegian, Bjornstierne
Bjornsen. who is due TO arrive here to-
morrow. and who divided the literary
prize last year. will probably receive
the same prize this year. The peace
prize will. in all probability, go to
Bertha Won Suttner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
LIEUT.. COMMANDER YOUNG
TESTIFIES IN WOOD CASE

The hearing before the Senate Commit
tee on Military Affairs on the charges
against General Wood was resumed at
II o'clock this morning. The first wit
ness called was Lieut. Com. Lucien
Young who was commander of the Port
of Havana during the entire period of
the American occupation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
Holds All the Cards.

The action of the minority in refusing
again 10 enter the fold Of the Red
Cross is said by those who sustain Miss
Barton 10 be of no consequence. Miss
Barton. !. is said. would have left the
country last spring when the trouble
arose, as she was keenly cut by the
accusations made against her. How
ever, she was pc. suaded to remain and
vindicate herse in the eyes OF the
American Dubi!-.
An important feature of the declara-
ton OF the minority 10 have Congress
investigate the affairs Of the society Is
seen in the fact that all the papers
relative 10 the Red Cross since it's be-
ginning are IN the possession Of Miss
Barton. who was appointed head OF the
society by President Garfield, and con
sequently. invested with all authority
in It's control Should the minority
continue 10 push its demand for an In
vestigation by Congress, the question
arises as 10 how the investiging com
mittee Will gain possession Of the So
ciety's documents
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
FIGURES CAST DAMPER
ON RUSSIAN WAR FEVER

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. THE in
dications today are that Russia's war
spirit is cooling somewhat,
The chief sign Of this is the fact that
the newspapers today print an estimate
of the cost Of a war with Japan, com
piled by well-knOwn writer's. The lat
ter conclude that Japan is well able 20
sustain a war in view o. her marvel
lousy developed industries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
FIRST CURRENCY BILL
OF REGULAR SESSION
Provides for Withdrawal of S1oo, ooo, 900
From Public Depositories and In
vestment in State Bonds.

Representative Prince of Illinois.
ranking member of the House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency. intro
duced a bill in the House today author
izing the Secretary OF the Treasury 10
invest $780, 900. now on deposit in
national bank repositories. in State,
county and municipal bonds of the
class designated II the Aldrich bill OF
last session.
The bonds are to pay interest at not
less than per cent, and shall be ac-
quired at a rate Of not more than
S.. 600 per month. The Secretary Is
authorized to sell them in amounts not
exceeding $40 600. 900 per month
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
MONOPOLY OF PIPES
IN Usage RESERVATION

The Department of the Interior has
decided that il has no authority to
lease rights of way for pipe lines in
the Indian Territory or in the Usage
Reservation Of Oklahoma
In 1886 the department leased to Ed
win B. Foster the exclusive right TO lay
pipe lines and to prospect for oil in the
Usage Reservation, and 1t is now held
others cannot lay pipes in the reserva-
ton unless they purchase the privilege
from Mr.. Foster or from a subIessee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
IN C0NVALESCENT STATE

It was said at the Austria-H Hungary
embassy today that the condition of
Ladislaus Henselmuller Won Hengervar
the Austro-Hungarian ambassador who
has been confined TO his home for the
past ten days. is improved The ambassa-
dor is suffering from a bad cold, which
has not reached the severity of bron-
chitiS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
Mr.. GROSVENOR CONFERS
WITH THE PRESIDENT

Representative Grosvenor of Ohio was
in conference with the President today.
1t is known he had a long talk with
Senator Hanna and Z. G. Rathbone yes
terday afternoon, and it is supposed nc
consulted the President today about the
Wood affair.
The committee Of the Lincoln Repub-
Iican League selected TO confer with
the President in regard TO negro suf-
frage will call Tuesday morning. James
w. Poe is chairman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
DEFEAT BRlGANDS

PORT ARTHUR, Dec. Word reach
ed here today Of a fierce encounter be-
tween 500 Russians and several hundred
Chun-Chuses robbers at Schoarin, Man
churia. The brigands suffered an
enormous loss. The Russian loss was
four killed and ten wounded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
RUSSIA SAYS PANAMA
Is A FULL-FLEDGED STATE

Count Cassini the Russian ambassc-
dor, called at the State Department this
afternoon and informed Assistant Sec
Rotary LOOMS that Russia has form Any
recognized the Republic of Panama
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
STEAMERS IN COLLISION
OFF ENGLISH COAST

LONDON, Dec. THE Wilson Line
steamer Como collided with the Mail
steamer Polaric, off Humber. on the
east coast of England, today. The Como
was badly damaged, her upper works
having been carried away and her hull
punctured near the water line.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
NORTHERN SECURITIES
CASE POSTPONED

The Supreme Court OF the United
States today announced that hearing Of
the motion. heretofore submitted to dis
miss the bin in the case of the State of
Minnesota against the Northern Securi-
ties. would be postponed until the hear
ing Of the case in court or January 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-07
HERBERT SPENCER
WEAKER THAN EVER

LONDON. Dec. Friends Of Herbert
Spencer. the eminent author. who has
been IN at his home at Brighton for
some time past, have all but given up
hope Of his recovery. He had another
bad night and this morning he Is
weaker than ever.