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The Washington times., 1904-01-18
HOLY NAME SOCIETIES
HOLD MASS MEETING

a mass meeting under tho auspices
Of the Holy Name Societies OF the Dis
trict was held last night in ST. stephens
Catholic Church. Twenty-hfth STREET
ana pennsylvania Avenue northwest
DELEGATES from every society ia WASH
inston were present. and the sermon
was delivered ay the Rev. A r. Ennis.
g J.. OF GEORGETOWN University
The direct purpose Ok the meeting was
g. prohibit. OF al least 20 assist IN DO
Ing away with, biasDhemy. IAe REV J.
. Nalleu, Of ST. Peters Church con-
Quoted the service and ether members OF
Lne clergy present included the Rev.
James krue. the Rev p j. OCOnncfl
a. Smyth and the Rev. T. g. Smvth
The service closed With bcnedicfiOn Of
the Blessed Sacrament
The Washington times., 1904-01-18

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Washington, u. g, January s. 190i-Seai.
ed proposals On duplicate) will be receiv-
p. NJ. MONDAY. FEBRUARY ]. 1891
and will be opened Immediately there
after in the presence of spch bidders as
may attend. for supplying furniture TO
the Government Hospital for the Insane
IN accordance with . ans and specifica.
tons therefor. BIDS MUST BE MADE
ON GOVERNMENT BLANKS Forms
or proposal, embodying specifications.
VIII be furnished on application at the
department. and plans may he Inspected
either at the department or at the Gov
erninent Hospital for the Insane. An
bidders are invited 10 be present at the
opening. ETHAN A. HITCHCOCK. Sec,
rotary jail, Is. Is. p p. %
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JURY READ BIBLE
AND SANG HYMNS

PITTSBURG. Jan. 1S-Reading Scrip
ture and singing hymns, the jury which
is celebrating on the case Of Biacanio
Carmine. charged with the murder OF
NocolottO Osso, spent Sunday. its
fourth day on the case. and a midnight
had been out 10 hours without having
reached a verdict
Alderman George r. Brown, a jury
man. led the services by reading the
story of Cain and Abel This was fol-
lowing by singing Nearer. My God. 10
Thee" The lynn was heard through
the court house corridors.
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BISHOP SATTERLEE Ill;
CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS

The RI Rev Henry Yates Satterlee.
Bishop OF Washington. IS IN At his resi-
dence in Massachusetts Avenue. His III
ness rs not considered serious. but II
prevented him from attending the me-
mortal 20 the late Dr. Stuart. of Christ
Church. Georgetown. and from preach
ing the monthly sermon before the
brotherhood men, at Trinity Church. last
uight
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PROPOSALS.

I. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHING
ton Barracks ID. @, January IS, 199ie-
Sealed proposals for heating apparatus
and plumbing fixtures VIII be received at
this Office until noon. FEBRUARY IS.
1905. and then publicly opened. Infor-
nation on application. JOHN STE
PHEN SEWELL, Capt Engrs.
1aIS,l9,Zo,Zlfel
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
ID. g, Washington, January l6, 1904-Seal-
ed proposals viii be received at this office
until y o'clock noon. SATURDAY
MARCH ., 1900, 90 furnish. deliver, and
erect sewage screens, including machin-
cry ana apparatus complete. at the
Sewage Pumping Station. ID. G. Forms.
specifications and all necessary infOrma-
ton may be obtained at his office
HENRY J. VEST, JOHN BiDDLF,
Commissioners. ID. G. Jal3.l4l5.16,1S.l9
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Washington. d. C.. January ., 1904 or
fee Of the Superintendent. L. s. Capitol
Building and GrOunds.-Sealed proposals
viii be received at this Office until 2
O'CLOCK h. NJ. JANUARY % 1904 and
opened Immediately thereafter. for the
sale of all material. including brick
houses. stables. sheds. and fencing now
on square No. 69O. in the city OF Wash
fngton. ID. G., said square being selected
and condemned as a site for an office
building for the House OF Representa-
tives The successful bidder VIII be re-
quired to enter into bond to remove the.
above mentioned material within sixty
GOD days from the date OF order or con-
tract issued by the Superintendent OF the
I. s. Capitol Buildingrand Grounds. Ia
formation and specifications will be fI1r-
nished by this office The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. or 10 waive
any informallty in any bid. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified
check Tor a sum not less than FIVE 90
per cent OF the amount of the proposal
OFT WOODS. Superintendent u
) capitol building and Grounds.
ja9.1. .tS.20.Zz
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RESCUED FROM DEATH
HAS RESCUER ARRESTED

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 1s.-While
Lingo Greno, an Italian. was working
on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at
Madison Street crossing he did not hear
an express train approaching, and would
have been killed had not Samuel De
Witt, foreman of the gang, hit him with
a clod OF dirt GrenO stepped aside I'm
time 10 save his life. and then had the
foreman arrested for striking him with
the piece of dirt.
Judge Cochran dismissed De Witt IN
court and lectureG the Italian for his
ingratitude.
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Overhead - 10 90.

The manager Of the Postal Telegraph
Gable Company, G. W. Ribble, says In a
letter 10 Mr.. Allen: THE proposed un-
derground installation will also permit
the removal OF almost all the overhead
fixtures and hOusctOp wires now op-
Grated by this company. except those
used for call boxes in certain Isolated
branch office connections
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has not reported definitely TO the
Electrical Department what II means
TO do. but Il has stated that 1t In
tends TO put its wires underground ~
soon as practicable.
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REAL ESTATE.

| can quickly sell your Real Estate
or Business for cash, no matter where
located. Send me particulars, prices,
etc, and receive my plan. It's free.
CHAS. POWELL,
10 w MOHAWK ST,
BUFFALO NEW YORK.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Substituted States coupon As. 1901
Mergenthaler. loa1749k. 1oa174A. 1oa175,
10Q175l4, 10d115z .,.-
After eaii-Capital Traction. 20Gl217s.
200l21at -
Mergenthaler, 10Q115ss-
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GOULD NOT SEE POPE,
SHE WANTED TO DIE

LONDON. Jan. is-A dispatch, from
Rome 20 the Central News says tn
American woman caled al the vatican
yesterday and requested an Interview
with tho Pope Her request was re-
fused She then went to the railway
station and jumped on the track before
an Incoming train. but was rescued.
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Stock Jla1bef Rules Generally Higher.
Better Iruae Outlook n BztIhsh Factoy
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w b. Hibbs & Co.. 1il9
L Street. members New York Stock EX-
change. Chicago Board Of Trade. Wash
ington Stock Exchange.
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Macfarland's Scheme.

Commissioner mcfarland said today
that he has great desire 70 see all
street lines of overhead wires put TN
foreground, and that he has been work
ing for some time. through the Elec-
trical Department. OF which he has su-
pervision. TO bring about such a re-
suit in the case of the telegraph COM
panies.
He was informed today by W. G. Al
len. Electrical Engineer. that the Postal
Telegra ph-Cable Company expects TO re
move ar its main street lines and put
them underground during the present
year 10y AN arrangement with the tele-
phone company for the use OF one duct
IN its cOuduiLs
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The leading bond houses hast week re
ported a noticeable increase in their
sales and II the movement continues. as
it seems 1t must. prices OF the standard
railway and industrial stocks cannot
fail to be favorably affected by it.
with the exception Of the news from
the Far East. developments in the week
were in favor of activity on the long
side of the market. trade reports. money
market affairs and railroad earnings in
dicating a healthful business through
out The country.
Wall Street is unable to solve its rid
Giles. and as there appears to be no one
with the gift OF prophecy cultivated to
"a sufficiently high degree TO read the
future of events. the holders Of securi-
ties stand pat" unwilling to buy. un-
wiling or unable TO SELL
1t does not appear probable that the
iron and steel business will be SUM-
GENTLY active thls year 20 urant The
expectation of dividends o., United
States Steel common stock in the course
OF the next twenty-four months. but
earnings ought to be large enough to
insure the maintenance OF dividends on
the preferred
Authoritative information from the
iron and steel industry showed improve
nent IN conditions as compared with
the last month. and confidence on the
part of the people best informed regard
ing the trade of increased earnings in
the first half of the present year as COM
pared with the last half of the year just
cicsed.
The weight OF the best'opinion in Eu-
ropean financial markets and independ-
ent Official circles is thatwar is inevi-
Il bic in the Far East. and hat the best
that one can hope for is a deferring Of
the actual conflict But even If the
question We're definitely settled on the
point. the other and greater question.
the possibility Of European cOmplica-
tons, and the direct market influences
Of hostilities. remains unsOlved.
The large value Of exports last month
was due to the increase in the value Of
The Washington times., 1904-01-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial to The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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That Awful Breath
is DUE 70 ckTaRRR AND COLD

Possibly You haven't Noticed Il,
But Others ave
Catarrh and colds II neglected soon
develop into the chronic forms, accom-
panied by the most nauseating and DIS
gustlng symptoms. Dr.. Agnew's Ca
tarrhal Powder IS a specific for curing
colds. coughs. deafness, headache. sore
throat, tonsiltis. cold in the head. in
fuenza, and all diseases OF the nose and
throat. IL relieves in 10 minutes. 8
Or. agnews Ointment is without
an equai fer all skin troubles, 35cs
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PURPOSE TO BURY
TELEGRAPH WIRES
Companies Signify Inten-
ton to Yield Point.
IN TELEPHONE CONDUfTS
Postal Will Use One Duct and May
Also Remove Housetop
Lines.

All telegraph wires in the District are
soon to be placed underground. accord
ing 10 data obtained in Commissioners
Macfarlands Office this morning. The
electric light wires are all underground.
and the telephone wires are rapidly be-
ing place In subsurface conduits.
Heretofore the telegraph companies
have done practically nothing in this
direction. Congress has not required
them to place their wires underground.
nor has II authorized the Commissioner rs
TO allow them 20 build conduits in which
10 place their wires. If they should wish
10 do so
The Washington times., 1904-01-18
VIEW YORK COTTON MARKRT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The market
opened eight to eleven points higher.
firm at noon. The following prices were
quoted on the floor today.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
EAILRoAD BoNps.

Capitsl Traction K. 4. s's-.-.--- ll5k
Asl. K. Il. 5s, ls25-...--..----. IL illS
Ns. Y. Y. Cert. indebtedness A. 10 W.
Me- r. r. Cert indebtedness B.. 1888 lO3
COLUMBIA r. r. s, lsl4........ ~ ~
Columbia r. z. 2d mort. Vs.. Us ----
CITY & Suburban 5s..-.-.....--- %
MN S-reet RailMav Ns.....-.- .oa %
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nscELLANEous BoNnA

Wsrii. Gas 20. ser A. % l1ot-zi-- l0l
" ash. Gas Co., ser .. Cs l2ni-29-- loo ..-
l. - Eiec Light, Deb. imp 1902. lO3s
u. s. Elec. light. Cert indebt.-. ljza
Chea Pot. Tel Com. Fs....... 1913 100
Wash. Ma--et Co., Isi 6s, 1902 lg5
Masonic Hail Assn IS. . 1903. l0j
Washington Gas------------------ lio1 I'D
The Washington times., 1904-01-18

'TIHE income from your property IS as good
as insured when We have charge OF the
renting and rent-collectng We seldom
iail to rent houses quickly and keep them rented
Why not list your vacant houses with us
now? You'll be drawing rents shortly.
The Washington times., 1904-01-18

NINE. ZARRA. palrnist, card reader. Readings.
% and 50 cents Gold hand sign in window. n
9th s. ial6-St
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The =. II. sMHTH CO..

Real Estate. Loans. Investments. Insurance.
1908 u. Z. Ave-. Bond sldg.
iaI--tf
The Washington times., 1904-01-18

National safe DEPOSIT ana IrG5S-.-- lj2 -
v Harrington Loan aud Trust 10 p
Amer security and Trust........ 300 ~
Washington safe DeDosit......... Al
Unlon lr,sst ana siorslee..-....-. IJ4A 10
Washington Savings Tank. $1,000. lOtz 10
Homo Savings Bank .-... 10
The Washington times., 1904-01-18

SPIRTTI- AIISN- Meet ings each week; Tuesday,
p. m. "Wednesday. 80. daily readings: me
diumship taught. MbS. NAY A. PRICE. 81 .
No L
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30

She stood still moment, afraid Of
the beating of her heart, cherishing a
thought that was like white coal in
her brain. II she could! The soldiers
were looking at her curiously, for wo.
men were rare in the town. II she
could!
Then, clasping the paper to her
breast, she ran with winged feet to.
ward the barrack. As she neared the
river bank the sun was half disk Of
deep orange red.
The Hessian sentry was still on
guard. But he had seen his colonel's
previous greeting, and as she FASTENED
up the steps he threw the door wide.
and she ran through the corridor
straight into Dundas' presence. He
was sitting at his table. and a sub.
altern had just entered for instruc.
tons.
81 have IT. have it," she cried and
aughed--laughed joyfully with her
heart quaking and fainting.
you have II? | am glad" Dundas
reached for the paper and read It,,
smiling. General CORVALLIS is sure
ly occupied. He has cen forgot to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30
cHILDREN's DAY.

Children's Day exercises at the Cen
trial Union Church attracted a large
audience of people. The presence of
several hundred children packed the
church. The program OF songs and
recitations by the little folks was ex-
ceptionally fine, The Sunday school
children under the direction of Miss
Yarrow sang excellent choruses aud
were Joined by the congregation in the
singing OF hymns. DR.. II. w. Ander-
son played the organ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30

with wood and Oil In order to destroy
her, as well as two small river boats in
the Mud dock.
The Russian statements In regard to
the situation are absolutely unreliable.
Many japanese spies are here or in
this neighborhood. One spy has been
executed. II is believed he was an Of
ficer In the japanese army.
A correspondent OF the Associated
Press made an attempt 10 reach Kia
Chou but was stopped by Russian
scouts and compelled to return to
Newchwang
The Russian civil authorities here
are making desperate efforts to induce
the Chine Guilds to take over the mu-
nicipal government OF Newchwang,
but the Guilds do not show any dispo-
sition to do so.
The Chinese here have ceased dis
playing the Russian Gag
Bandits continue capturing rich
Chinese, holding them captives until
ransoms are paid. The Chinese VIC
tins make no complaint, fearing as
sassination.
Newchwang is filled with bandits
armed with rapid-fire pistols, con-
cealed In their garments.
There are unconflrmed reports that
tho Cossacks continue to harass the
rear guard of the japanese army adj
yincing from the Yalu river.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30

" am ordered 10 set you at liberty"
date 1t. However, He struck bell
Sergeant, tell Major Needham his
file will not be required tonight. and
bring the prisoner Armand, fully cloth.
ed, to me-"
She scarce heard what followed save
to realize In vague way that he was
marveling at her miracle. But every.
thing else vanished as Armand entered
the room.
Prisoner" Colonel Dundas announc.
ed. Il am ordered to set you at liberty.
! You owe SO much clemency to this
lady, who has interceded with Lord
CORVALLIS"
Armand had been pale when he en-.
tered. Having seen her, his face had
grown quite colorless. He stood word.
less. his shoulders lifting in a long,
deep drawn breath.
Here Is double pass" continued
Dundas. That, l believe. ends my hos
pitality." He rose and bowed. while
while the sergeant opened the door,
and the two passed out into the moi
some. brawling street.
The sun had settle sky's golden
ivory still moist for the first stroke OF
nights soft brush to paint in the stars.
A thin new moon tilted over the musty
purple of the river. Reaction was come.
She shivered again and put out hand
toward him.
Speak to me-" she whispered.
Rather" he said, tell me at what
house can safely leave you"
Leave mel"
AYE. You have made me take my
life at your hand. Spare me further
humiliation II you can"
She had not thought of this emer-
gency. Delay would spoil all. And
even If he reached the American lines
-ah, none knew better than she why
he should not go there!
II am in danger" she invented
breathlessly; lin great danger-I can.
not explain nowhere in Yorktown.
l have not a friend within the walls,
no spot where can be safe. ask you
to take me away"
Let us 90, then, toward the bas.
TONS" he said. turning.
mo, no." She caught at his arm.
Il cannot go into the American camp.
Bethink you, It's night. | must get to
GLADDEN. Hall. See-here is the river
IT'S but few miles. Could you row
me so far, think you, against the cur.
rent?"
Continued Tomorrow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30

"He needs no treatment" Jarrat an
swered. "'Tis but chance tumble on
the head. He is prisoner taken to-
night
what the deuce Yorktown wants OF
prisoners cant sect" drawed the 9TH
er. Colonel Dundas is in charge of
the barrack, believe. why bring him
to me,"
For your Identification. Colonel
Dundas wishes certain verification.
This man escaped, while under your
sentence, from the Duchess of Gordon
in 10"
The other gent his eyes upon the
white face on the stretCher, then looked
at Jarrat.
Your lordship recognizes him?'
Yes" said Lord Chetwynde slowly.
CORVALLIS to Clinton:
Last evening the enemy carried my
advanced redoubt on the left. The sit
uatlon of the place is, therefore. SO
precarious that | cannot recommend
that the fleet and army should run
any great risk in endedvoring to save
us
And so at 10 o'clock on the morning
of October II. in the thunder OF the
guns, red coated drummer appeared
on the left parapet of the invested
town. He stood silhouetted against
the dun smoke clouds, beating a mes
sage that was lost In the roar.
But with the sight the cannonading
tell silent. The smoke lifted, the mus
kerry barked no more. And then the
sound came clear, as sweet as cool rain
in a fiery desert. He was beating the
long 'parley."
When the distant groanings died
away in the air Williamsburg came out
of doors to listen and wonder and re-
joice. There In the afternoon Anne
met Henry riding into Duke Of Glou-
cester street with deeper pain than
she had ever seen in his dark face.
What is It? What is it," she cried.
"Ah, he was only reported missing
"iosihb' iou arc Hot sOIHB 10 tell
ine he Is dead?"
Then he told her as gently as he
could. One Of CORVALLIS messengers
had brought out the report that one
Louis Armand, captured two days be-
fore, was under condemnation in York
town to die that night at sunset.
She heard him with wide, terror
struck eyes.
ITO die!" she cried. He was cap
tured then. Let them believe what
they may, he is Continental Officer
Il prisoner of war! They cannot kill
him. Why, they are negotiating now
for surrender! | shall go to General
Washington. He will not let them!"
He shook his head very gravely.
Anne" he said. my poor dear
child! The general officers OF the
American line know. They would not
interfere. Jarrat's deviltry has won
at last. He sent letter out Of York.
town three days ago to General Ha-
zen, denouncing Colonel Armand"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30
Russians At NeWchang
Strangely Facilitating

Newchwang, May ia courier Of
the Associated Press who arrived her
shortly before midnight, reports that
the japanese fleet was sighted from
Tower Hill, ten miles north OF Kai
Chou, on Monday. The bombardment
OF the coast was extensive. covering Il
distance OF twenty-five miles. Only the
japanese marines 1t was reported. were
landed. This, however, Is not con-
frmed. The japanese force marched
several miles inland, destroyed four
miles OF railroad and other property,
captured Russian commissary train
and returned with a number OF carts.
animals and native drivers. The Jap
anese then re-embarked and left the
vicinity OF their landing place. The
transports shortly afterward could not
be seen from Tower Hill, but their
course was southwark. II is believed
now that the landing was feint TO
cover movements elsewhere.
A regiment Of Russian infantry re-
turned here yesterday afternoon. II
was reported at 10 o'clock last night
that batteries OF artillery will reach
here today. The Russians seem to be
bewiidered and disheartened, and I'M
able to form lasting plans. Officers
who left here Though their personal
baggage remains at Newchwang) after
bidding touching farewells to friends
In Newchwang, returned a few hours
later and began directing the work of
building entertainments a mile south
Of here. But this task was abandoned
in few hours. 1t is believed here
that the Russian authorities at Mukden
are responsible for this Vacillation.
In addition to the recrudescence of
activity, the sailors are re-
fitting the Russian gunboat Sivouch,
which had been dismantled and loaded
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-30
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