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The Washington times., 1904-01-20
JAP ANESE NOTE
NAILS RUSSIA
Must Either Fight or Re
cede From Position.
GREATER HOPE FOR PEACE
British Official Predicts That Gar VIII
Withdraw Forces From
Manchuria.

LONDON. Jan. 20.-With the exception
OF the London Times" which prints q
rather pessimisdc dispatch from DR.
Morrison. its Pel1in correspondent the
newspapers today continue TO assert
that Developments in the Far East in
d!cate the possibility Of peace.
Or. Morrison says this optimism Of
Europe is based on ignorance of the ox-
act situation. lie says the Japanese
note recently sent in reply 10 Russia s
counter proposition vas the strongest
that has as yet passed between the two
powers. and that it leaves the Russian
government but one alternative. either
to take firm stand, which would mean
a clash. or 10 back down from its posi-
ton.
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WOMAN BEHEADS
CHILD AND PET
Dog Killed in Defending
His Playmate.
INSANE AT SIGHT OF BLOOD
New Jersey Mother Then Attacks Four
YesT-Old Child With Fatal
Result.

POMPTON, n. j., Jan. 9a-BIrs. Ar
thur Oswald, OF Oakland. in q sudden
az of insanity. bchcaded her eldest child
and his pet dog. which had apparently
defended him. with an axe. The boy
was four years Old. Mrs. Oswald has
three other children. but she did not
harm them. The woman IS now a raw
ing maniac.
MRS Oswald completely severed the
read or her son from his body and
carried IL 70 another part Of the house
ne head of the dog was carried to the
same spot and placed beside that Of
the boy
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Dog SpTang at Woman.

The assumption IS that Mrs. Oswald
attempted TO punish her boy for some
mischief that ne had done and that the
dog defended the child by springing at
the mother. The woman. probably
frightened at the snarling Of the dog.
got an axe and Drained him. The shock
and the sight Of blood. it is believed
crazed Mrs. oswald. The inference is
that she turned upon her child and
killed him also with a blow Of the axe
The woman is in custody.
The Washington times., 1904-01-20
To Evacuate Manchuria?

The Manchester Guardian. on the
other hand, quotes "a British official just
returned from the East, who considers
that there is greater hope than ever for
peace. He SAYS Russia is preparing to
withdraw in Manchuria, and revert to
the policy of her evacuation convention
with China. which stipulates that Russia
shall take such steps as will protect her
railway interests, but win otherwise
yield TO China independent sovereignty
in Manchuria.
The japanese statesmen, continues the
official. bear in mind the possibilities or
political defeat and the certainty or n
long war in the event Of hostilities, and
hence would heartily welcome peace,
whatever the present popular feeling.
In case Of peace japan will avail her
self of predominant position in Chi
nese official circles. and viii lead China
along liberal and progressive ways.
Would Raise New Army.
These ways would include the grant
ing of commercial privileges to all ma
tions. especially in Manchurla, and the
raising of a new Chinese army as a
barrier to the further absorption OF
China
"Diplomatious, writing in the West
minister Gazette today. says IF the
Gar is really determined to avoid war
he has no very difficult task. Al any
rate. a compromise. which seems ready
at hand, will cost him nothing either
OF honor or vital interests. while war
whatever the final outcome. must I'm
pose enormous sacrifices on his empire
and would probably involve serious
losses, both moral and material
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE IN
ternational Publishing Company Port
Huron. Mich. January l6 1854. Capital
stock 500. 900. capital paid in $50 239:
amount Of debts. none. THOMAS H.
MILLS. Secretary: JAMES r. LOGAN
Vice President Filed with the Record
er Of Deeds OF the District as required
by law II
OFFICERS AND MEN or UNION
Veterans Union regiments who viii join
National Union Veterans Union ROGsa-
veit Campaign Club address VILLA NJ
HOWARD MILLS, Box 81, this ofElce.
ja1s-6t
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. January Is 1904
The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers Of the Washington Gas Light Com
pany for the election OF directors and for
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting viii be held
at the Office Of the company 4l3 Tenth
Street northwest. MONDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY J. 1904 at u O'CLOCK NJ The
polls wifi be open from u o'clock noon
to l o'clock =. IN. WILLIAM 3. ORME.
Secretary. Jal5-1st. eXSU
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

/. Eugene O'Dunre. secretary Of the
United States Sugar Company OF the
District OF Columbia. do hereby swear
that the facts stated il the above Ger
tificate are true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief. Corporate seaD
EUGENE O'DUNNE. Subscribed and
sworn 70 before RE this 18th day of
January A. d. 1904 CNotariaI seaD
ARMSTEAD NJ WEBB. Notary Public
for the State Of Maryland It
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

STATEAiENT OF THE AMERICAN
Bureau OF Biography, Geneatogy. and
5Icra,ory.-We the president and a ma.
jority. OF the board ef trustees. OF the
American Bureau Of Biography. Gene
alogy, and Heraldry OF the District Of
Columbia, DO hereby certify that the su-
thorizt0 capital stock OF said compSay
is S00)G0o. OF which 500. 900 has leer
psid IN, ana that there are no debs OF
said company.
THOMAS r. GATNOR. Presidenl ane
Trustee: JAMES IRVINE. ANTHONY
J. Co. .ESkI- EUGENE COUGH
CHARLES W. PIMPER. Charles p
RAW ENBURG, GEORGE W. NASH
Trustees.
l. VIM. A Washburne secretary ,tnt
trustee Of the American Bureiu, bog
raphy. Genealogy. and Herald;y. Of Tia
District uf Columbia. DO herby sweal
that the facts stated in the above Ger
uhcate are true 10 the best Of my knOWl
edge and belief Nm. 4. WASH
BUIsNE
Subscribed and sworn t. before rnt
this l4tb day of January A. ID. 1904
lNotarial seaD l. ROSENFELD, NOta.I
Public No. % for the city OF New York
y. Y, New York County. u
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STATEMENT OF THE INCA DREDG-
ing Company. We, the president and a
majority Sf the board OF trustees OF the
Inca Dredging Company. a corporat;on
organized ucdCr the laws Of the District
or Columbia. Go hereby certify that the
authorized capital stock OF said con-
wh-ch one millon 81 Geo. COO mas
been paid IN. and that there are no debis
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE BoS-
TON-PRUDENTIAL LAUNDRY CO.:
Authorized capital. $50 09)
Capital paid ..-.....---...--.-....... 26S5o
Amount OF existing debts. --.-....... 3 so
EDWIN 3. HAY. President; CHAS. G.
NJ LOEFFLER. Secretary, C L. SOW
Frs. T. Z. BASSFORD. Trustees.
Sworn TO and filed in the office of the
Recorder of Deeds as required by law.
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

STATEMENT OF THE UNITE
States Sugar Comparative, the presi-
dent and jority Of the board Of
trustees OF the United States Sugar
Company of the District CT Columbia
do hereby certify that the authorized
capital stock of said company is 5000
0G0. OF which $4,000 has been paid In.
and that there are no debts CT said
cCmpany.
JOHN J. DUNE. President:
CHARLES W. PIMPER. GEORGE w.
NASH ANTHONY J. GALESKI r A
RAY. ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE.
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

necticut: l. F. Parpart Layman. secre-
tary of the International Sanitary
Street Cleaner Company. of the District
of Columbia do hereby swear that the
facts stated in the above certificate are
true TO the best Of my knowledge ana
belief F. PARPART LAYMAN. Sub
scribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day OF January. 4. D. 1904. CSeaO
ARTHUR II. COOLEY. Notary Public
for the State OF Come cticut 1t
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

STATEMENT OF THE INTERNA-
tional Sanitary Street Cleaner Com
pany.-January , 1904 we. the presi-
dent and a majority of fhe board Of
trustees OF the international Sanitary
Street Cleaner Company Of the District
of Columbia. do hereby certify that the
authorized capital stock Of -saif com
pany is 1900. 600 of which So 600 O0a has
been paid t. and that there are debts OF
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

WE, THE PRESIDENT AND y MA
jority of the board Of trustees of the
international Broom Company of the
District of Columbia. do hereby certify
that the authorized capital stock of said
company is S2.500. 600 of which 81 500 COO
has been paid in. and that there are
debts of said company amounting TO
S20. 269.4.
A. r. Brandy. President; REU-
BEN +. BALDWIN. ISIDORE JAIOS.
MORRIS /. SHILEAKE. JAMES K
POLK, JAMES c. CRAWFORD. l.. L.
RANDOLPH. Jr.. F. L. QUEEN. TTus-
tees.
!. Reuben s. Baldwin. secretary of the
International Broom Company Of the
District of Columbia. do hereby swear
that the facts stated in the above GER
tificate arc true 20 the best Of my knOwl-
edge and belief REUBEN :. BALD
WIN. Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 18th day Of January. a. j.. 1874.
(SeaD FRANCIS ]. McLOUGHLIN.
Notary Public Tor the County OF Kings
New York IL
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

l, T. y. Somple. president Of tire Sea-
board Steel and Iron Company Of the
District Of Columbia. do hereby swear
that the facts stated in the above certifi d
cate are true TO the best Of my knovvl-
edge and belief 7. d. SENPLE Sub
scTi5ed and sworn TO before me this eth
day OF January A. ID. 1904 (SeaD
CHARLES FISCHER. Commissioner OF
Deeds. City Of New York. y. Y 1t
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

SIATE .Ad ENT OF THE Alaska FIX
blot ard Development COMPANY We.
ei-e president and a mslesJy e tie
board Of trustees. OF the -saska Exasfi+
ara DEVELOPMENT Company 0f the lis
trlct or Columbia. do hereby certify that
1ne authorized capital stock CT said COM
pany is Sz5O, 600. u which 500 has heen
paid in. and that there are debts cf SAID:
company amounting 10 s95OJ.
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

STATEMENT OF THE SEABOARD
Steel and Iron CCmpsny.-We. che presi-
dent and a majority OF the board OF
trustees. OF the Sea board Steel = "a Iron
Company Of the District Of Columbia. do
hereby certify that the authorized capi-
tai stock OF said company is s5.05O.0OG
or which s5.000.0O0 has been paid in. and
that there are now ebts Of SAID com
pany amounting 10 s., oo0
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

= t.LlIll ., NLARN O DRUM. MARIE =
hLLLH. GEO w. NASH Trustees.
State Of New York. County OF New
York; IS; Clark g Drum. being duly
sworn. ceDoses and says. that be is sec
rotary Of the Inca Dredging Company
z corporation organized under the laws
Of the District OF Columbia and that
the facts stated IN the above Certificate
are true 70 the best OF his knowledge
and belief Subscribed and sworn 10
before me. this Sth day OF January. 1901
CLARK G. DRUM (Seal) " b
county. y. y. Certificate hled in NV
York county. II
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

= G. WARD. President; c. r. BTCH-
aElI. G. W MCLEAN, J. 3. CROOKS.
| WM- }. EAST. CHARLES w. PIEIPER
f. - Ray, GEORGE W NASH, Irus-
The Washington times., 1904-01-20


swear that / have read The foregoing re-
poTt OF the Pittsburg Railway Sun9iv
Company. an dknow the contents there
or. and thrt the matters and figures
therein stated are true to the best OF nv
knowledge and belief r. G. WARD
President. Sworn and subscribed to be-
tore me. this 15tn day OF Januarv 1904
MRS STELLA R. BCLHART. Eotarv
RSDllc Ny commission expires FebrH-
aIy ,. 1Jt2- II
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

STATEMENT or THE NEW v0s4~
Bolt and Expansion Lock Nut Con7fa',--
We. the president ard q majority a 10
board OF trustees. or the New York F,olr
ailC Expansion Lock Nut CornDan,- -
the District OF Columbia. do kerebv Cor
ufy that the authorized CAPITAL stoc.-
OF said company IS 500 600 OF which
nothing has get been paid tn. ana tsar
VIA tower. the said company not VET be
lE- able to rcxiu br.efrl.c-s
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

SIAIEAENT OF T H Quito
Dredging Company. We. the president
ana majority Of the board Of trustees
OF the Quito Dredging Company. a cor
poratlon organized under the laws OF
Iae District OF Columbia. 90 hereby cer-
lty that the authorized capitaS stock OF
JOll2rs, OF which one million Isl .0lO. OA)
dollars has been paid in. and that there
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

sworn 70 before me this 14th day OF Jau-
usry. \. y. 1905. (NOtariaI sealD W. y
Notary PIblic-for the state
or pennsylvania Notary Public Com
mission expires FebrEary 2g. lsgs. BIZ
The Washington times., 1904-01-20

LANES G. G. PATTERSON. Ercsi-
cent JAMES c C. PATTERSON, J. Y.
- "a ~ EflSON, =. a RAY. CHARLES
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-20

from Kay's, who is his companion, is
Disguised. Now. why do you do that?'
she asks
Il always tell the servants" he an.
swers. who 1 am, inform them that
am rich, and then tip them so 1 will TO,
be treated like ordinary people It does
not cost any more, as / don't give them
anything when l go away"
He Is told what magnificent view ne
can see from the hotel.
Views! views!" he sneers. Il hate
views. When 1 want to see a good
view, go up 70 the city and look at
the Bank OF England All! That's the
finest view in tbs world"
During the course Of the Piay Pig
sy' has a number Of amusing scenes
with Winnie. whom he 81 DESTROYS Of
pleasing. She is sick and tired OF him.
lie wants 20 conCiliate her.
Let me buy you grand piano." he
says. She refuses to accept it. Then,
what 40 you say" he pleads, Ito nice,
beautiful sable coat for the winter. and
in the summer I viii lend you money as.
It."
He also has his own peculiar ideas
Of meanness. for in one OF his speeches
he tells or some one who is so mean that
he would steal dead mouse from
blind kitten"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-20
New BelasCo Theater.

David Belasco made contracts last
Friday with Henry b. Sire for the ter
ancy Of the Biiou Theater in New YORK
city after Christmas. On December "A
May Irwin, in Mrs. Black Is Back, ."
will leave the Bijou. and on December
26 Mr.. Belasco wiz present there David
Warfield in The Music Master''-mov-
Ing that attraction from the Belasco
Theater, where II has been extraordf-
narIly successful. The Music Master
will remain at the BijOu through the
rest OF the season
Mr.. BelascO will therefore have the
BelascO Theater free for Mrs. Leslie
Garter and her company in the new
play that he has written for her. but
the names OF which he has not vet
announced. Mrs. Carter, who has been
for some weeks in Paris purchasing
costumes for the production, viii return
10 New York this week and will begin
rehearsals immediately
The new play viii be produced at the
Belasco on December IS, and Is expected
70 remain there through the season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-20
"Superba."

'Superba" with its clowns. its ballots,
and its music and mystery comes 10 the
Academy November 3 for an engage
ment Of one week.