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The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
viii Exceed 1907.

: At the offices Of the Sicilian-American
Company, whose vessels bring the bulk OF
the Sicilian and South Italian laborers. u
vas stated that the emigration from the
ports Of Naples and Palermo would ex-
ceed that OF 1907. which year previously
hore the nigh-water mark II will be two
Eears at least before Messina, the head
quarters of the company. can resume its
smbarkation business. and for the present
atlanta. Palermo. and Trapani are ship
ing the emigraAts who would otherwise
ave sailed from Messina.
The route of the traffic has been alter
Cd. but its volume has not been seriously
anected and has been increased by the
unsettled state of affairs I'm italy itself
'rhe swampins Of the home labor market
iy the inTUsh last year Of laborers from
-he United States upset the home labor
conditions and economic political ana
social unrest is sending back 10 America
he labor element with large additions
The San Giorgio this week brought in
so, and her companion vessel. the San
Giovanni. due early IN April. will be quite
full with l.536- Both these vessels will in
subsequent trips up 70 June. when the
immigration movement begins to wane.
be booked 10 the full
The prepaid business has trebled this
rear. quite % TO so per cent at a couserv-
alive estimate Of the italian immigrants
coming back on prepaid tickets.
Must Have Passport.
It is necessary for the Italian emigraut
20 obtain passport which is only issued
on the production Of certificates given by
the local projects showing that the appIl-
cant bears A good character has fulfilled
his military service. and has been vacci-
mated. with other particulars
The other Italian lines. the LLOYD Sa-
oaudo. Lloyd Italiano, Italia VeIoce ana
Navigazione Generate Italiana. all report
full steerage numbers. There are fewer
families noted than in 1907. the laborers
being single men. The larger ships Of the
Cunard. White Star. Hamburg-Americsn
Austro-AmericanO, and Anchor steamship
companies employed in the Medterran-
can service. are all coming I'm with con
dgents composed OF from one TO tV-o
thousand emigrants.
The Cedric, due next Tuesday. has L Sn0
aboard her; the Gothlaud. 100. the Pa
tricia brings 200: the Pannonia. I. .s3S. ana
the Carpathia 2O56 The Cunard com
pany looks for a good year. though the
season Is peculiar one. The companv's
steamers on its Hungarian-American line
VIII average l.So0 emigrants. practically
All Hungarians from Fiume The same
conditions apply 10 the Levantinne emf
grants as 10 those Of Italy. They are
mostly returning laborers. A remarkable
stimulus, however is shown in the case
ll Greek emigration. the larger propor-
ION OF the steerage passengers on board
ne Austro-Americano boats coming from
rieste being Greeks picked ND at Patras
Inc North European trafiic Is more
backward and the third-class cabins are
MY half or three-QUarters full but the
'cFlceS OF the agents OF the Holland
Nnerika line. the German. French. ana
'-ngAsh lines touching at the English
-hannel ports tell Of satisfactory book
,ast. Vi
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
COAL COMPANY CUTS MELON
BaltiOmre Concern Declares DiVi-
dend Of $50.
resents an Additional
Capitalization.

Baltimore, March 20.-Cause for the sd-
vance recently in Consolidation Coal Com
pany shares has been found IN the ae-
ton Of the directors IN cutting a large
juicy melon. They recommend 70 the
stockholders that the authorized capital
stock be made S20.000oO0. and as this viii
without doubt be approved the directors
thereupon declared a stock dividend Of 50
per cent. thus Increasing the capital stock
outstanding from Sl0.25000o 20 SI6so0.oOo
leaving ss,6o0.000 in the treasury for cor
porate purposes.
The stock is selling around T5- The
Consolidation has paid regular dividends
% II per cent quarterly, or s Per cent
annually and has declared 2 per cent ex-
ira dividends. so that on the present
capitalization Il has disbursed exactly
Ss2o.O00 each year. on the increased cap
italiZatiOn this would be equivalent to
8 per cent dividends. although the officials
would not talk on the question of their
future dividend policy.
After reciting the recommendation IL
creasing the capital stock 20 $e90 600.
the resolution authorizing the dividend
reads.
Resolved. That. conditional upon the
authorizing and fixing Of The capital
stock OF tho company by the stockholders.
as above recommended. a dividend OF
$50 per share IS hereby declared upon the
stock OF this company from the sccumu-
lated surplus earnings. payable only IN
the stock OF the company At par. al the
rate OF siN-tenths OF a share 70 each
present share. and payable 10 the stock
holders OF record a. the close Of business
on the 2ith day Of April. 1872. provided
no certificate shall De issued for frac-
uonal shares. but scrip shall be issued
for such fractional shares 70 be ex-
changed for certificates Of stock I'm
amounts representing one or more shares,
such scrip not 10 participate IN dividends
until exchanged for stock
That, for the purpose 0f paving said
dividend. the transfer books OF the com
pany be closed at the close OF business on
the 24th day of April. 1s0e. and opened
az 20 a M on the 1st day Of May. 1909.
Control Of the company Is IN the hands
OF Vice President C. ". Watson and Vice
President J. II. WheeIwrighs. directors
so that the action on the stock dividend
Is practically equivalent 20 action By The
stockholders.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
VIII Erect Apartment.

John T. Arms has taken out a permit
for the erection OF a seven-stOry apart
.ment house at 1903 Sixteenth street north
west, according 10 designs by Averill.
Hall & Adams. architects. The lot has a
width Of 50 feet and depth OF 100 The
house viii be constructed with one suite
Of apartments on each floor, containing
twelve rooms each The building will
set back from the building line on the
north side, so az 10 give a space OF
twenty feet on that side The exterior
walls viii be built Of stone to the second
story. and the balance of the building
VIII be OF brick, with terra Gotta trim
mings.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
MAKES ICE CHEAPLY.
Lake and River Water No Longer
Considered Necessity.


A novel experiment for producing ice in
an easy and inexpensive way was made
last winter in the vicinity Of Balingen, in
the kingdom Of Wurttemberg, which
might be adopted in localities in the
United States where, on account Of lack
Of lakes or rivers, the price Of ice is
high The process is stated 10 be as fol-
lows.
\ large wooden framework Of two
stories, each ten feet high. is put up
Each story has cover of eighteen paral-
lei beams. Through the center pipe in
cased to prevent freezing runs up 10 the
upper cover. This pipe is connected with
the water supply.
At the top the water escapes over a
rotating disk. SO that il Is distributed
evenly in the form Of drizzIing rain over
the beams of the cover of both stories
The water drops continually from the
beams, and IS changed into icicles by the
cold winter temperature. These icicles
grow until they reach from the top beams
90 the beams below, and finally to the
ground floor
At a sufficiently low temperature 100
cubic feet OF ice can be produced in a
single night from such a framework. The
icicle assumes and keeps the form of
thick. separate columns, which can be
broken without difficulty.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
suburban House Bring. $4,000.

Willige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Frederick J. Miller the large cottage. No.
sS6 Longfellow street, between Ninth
street and Georgia avenue northwest. The
house IS two stories high with attic story.
and with concrete cellar under the en-
tire house. 1t has eight rooms and por-
celain bath. with nickeled plumbing. and
IS heated by hot water system. II Occu-
pies q lot fifty feet front by a depth of
80 feet. and stands on a terrace. Il has a
two-story stable in the rear. with chicken
houses and other outbundings Il Is IN
derstoOd that $500 was paid for the
property. Thomas W. Schaener. the DUR
chaser. VIII occupy the premises.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
FORMS A SUBDIVISION.
Tract Formerly Owned by Chevy
Chase Golf Club Cut Into Lots.

Tract Formerly Owned by Chevy
Chase Golf Club Cut Into Lots.
A tract OF forty-seven acres. facing on
Bradley lane. west Of the Connecticut
avenue car line. and formerly belonging
70 the Chevy Chase Club. has been sub
divided into building lots. and IS now
being placed on the market by the firm OF
Charles : Muir & Co
This land IS now being cleared. and
the streets opened and graded. after
which they viii be macadamized- on
Bradley lane the lots are divided 8 by
10. and other lots range from 50 by rs
10 % by l30
The high elevation and ideal location OF
this property. overlooking the golf links
OF the Chevy Chase Club afford sub
urban homeseekers excellent opportunity
to secure desirable building sites.
A new textile plant has been discovered
in Colombia with fiber adapted 70 the
manufacture Of curtains and other arti-
cles Of household adOTument-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21


of the immigrant traffic point 10 this year
making a record in point of numbers.
The officials OF the Ellis Island immi-
grant station furnish the following figures
for the present year. compared with the
two preceding years in the period Janu-
AIRY 1-March IS:
Io7......-....... ls2i5l 1903 l56.S5
Lto-..-.--------...-. 3i.Ltl
Passenger vessels arriving from Sae
Mediterranean are coming in with their
steerage capacity filled. In most cases.
especially the older ships. there is re-
duction of from Is TO . and 20 per cent
caused by the new regulations Of the
United States government requiring great
er cubic space per passenger.
The regulations enforced by the italian
government relating 10 medical and suni-
tary supervision of the emigrants are
equally stringent As some compensation
for the cutting Of profits entailed by these
restrictions the shipping companies have
been allowed by the Italian government
TO raise the rate. this in Italy amounting
10 10 lire. or francs. But this does not
seem to have had any effect on the west
bound movement
Think Business Better.
The belief that the financial stress in
the United States is over and that there
are good times ahead following upon the
gEsettlement Of the Presidential cam
paign year. lack Of employment and tar
If revision is very prevalent among the
migratory labor class of South and East
ern Europe. The remarkable exodus OF
Iaborers last year is more than counter
balanced this spring by the return move
ment, the information having gone forth
from sources on which the foreign laborer
relies that ne may safely return with the
prospect of getting employment at the
scale Of the higher wages customary IN
the New World
The increase in the immigration move
ment Is most marked in the Italian and
Austrian Hungarian natiOnalities The
January figures show the general proper
ton Of the various races one 10 another
this year. In that month there were reg
istered at Ellis Island in 1908 and 1909, re-
spectively.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
want American Roller Skates.

A report has been received from an
American consul in the United Kingdom
in which he states that roller skating is
again a popular amusement in his dis
trict. and a spacious building is now being
erected in the city in which he is located,
which will shortly be opened as The
American Skating Rink" Ball-bearing
skates will be used entirely in this rink
and the consul IS of the opinion that a
good opportunity is presented for the sale
Of American skates for this purpose. The
name Of the firm 70 which correspondence
should be addressed regarding this mat
ter is given in the report OF the consul.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Addition to Church Home.

The Epiphany Church viii build an ad-
dition to its home at l221 Massachusetts
avenue northwest. II viii be OF fireproof
construction. three-stories high. and the
roof will be pitch covered with slate. The
cost will be about $1,000 +. II. Brook is
the architect and William P. Lipscomb
& Co. are the builders.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Boot. and shoe. Coz Egrnt.

Consul General Lewis Morris Iddings.
OF Cairo, has forwarded specifications and
conditions Of tender for the supply Of
boots and shoes required by the ports and
lighthouses administration. Alexandria.
Egypt, for the years 19o9-1e. As the time
for receiving bids VIII expire on March
15. 1893. it is probable that American firms
will be precluded from submitting esti-
mates for the contract. but they may be
able 10 CLEAN from the specifications in
formation that would prove Of value in
submitting future estimates.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
BALTIMORE MAYOR
PRAISES HIS CIT 7
Continued from Page One.

continued from Page one.
pal factors which will make this result
practically inevitable are the following:
Location.
Accessibility to coal and iron fields
and raw materials OF various kinds.
Ample supply Of efficient labor.
Advantageous distributive center, es-
pecially for the South and West
Facilities and terminals OF a great
port.
Proximity 20 sources OF most diverse
fed food supply at lowest cost Of any
large city In the United States.
Conservative financial methods.
Good water supply
Moderate real estate values.
Thrifty and intelligent population
Need No Elaboration.
Each Of these points could be elabo-
rated. but space forbids: and. anyway.
many OF them are so seIf-evident as TO
need no elaboration. Baltimore is I'm
such close proximity 20 great mineral
deposits, coal and iron. which are so
essential I'm manufacturing. and there IS
such a supply OF marble. stone, and fine
sand at hand that Baltimore is in posi-
ton 20 compete successfully with any
community.
Consequently. building materials are
cheaper here than in most large cities.
and this IS one Of the reasons for max
ing Baltimore q city OF homes. IN addi-
ton 10 the power produced from the
coal right at her doors there Is the great
power which will soon be brought to the
city from the Susquehanna River.
Building operations. while less IN lSOs
than 1907. nevertheless passed the SI.000-
000 mark. The first month Of the year
1909 showed a great increase over the
same period Of 1905. and the year prom
ises 20 be one of the best In this line
This fact alone would be a sufficient indi-
cation that Baltimore has surely passed
the panic period and is forging ahead 10
better times.
improvements Going On.
THE numerous municipal improve
ments which have been made. are being
made, and are expected 10 be made will
not only add to the attractiveness OF the
city as a place OF residence. but will in
crease the present business facilities and
opportunities
The cost OF living and conducting bust
/ ness in Baltimore is cheaper than in any
other great mercantile and manufactur-
/ ing center IN America. Rents, buildings,
lots price OF food and clothing. and other
! necessaries require a moderate outlay. as
compared with The cost Of the same
items elsewhere. II is not necessary here.
as in most cities, TO invest excessive capi-
tai in the land and buildings for factories
and shops.
Among the industries in which Balti-
more takes 4 high rank may be men
toned, in addition TO those Of clothing.
/ hats, and canning cited above. the manu-
/ facture of cotton duck fertilizers. iron
and steel products. millinery and many
others. Baltimore is the metropolis Of the
cotton duck world and leads In the pro-
duction Of fertilizers.
With Improvement in land transporta-
/ ton facilities. with the improved dock
and harbor facilities. and the new coast
wire line. with the generally improved
I municipal conditions. the future seems
/ bright. indeed. for the commercial and
/ industrial interests Of our city"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Buys House in Decatur street.

Mrs. Julian Peterson, recently Of Chi
cago. has purchased of Harry Wardman
the house IN Decatur street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. for
$500 The house is detached, and stands
In lot OF about $500 square feet. The
purchase price is given by \. L. Sans
bury, the sales agent At $500.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
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WANT TOURISTS IN SPAIN.
Society Starts Campaign 10 Bring
Them 10 Barcelona.

To develop a vogue among European
and American tourists for visiting BARGE
Iona and neighborinE points is the task
which the members Of the Sociedad 6e
Attraction de FOrasterOs have assumed
II is an unofficial body. but receives fnan-
cial support from the city council of
Barcelona
The society maintains Offices CRambla
del Centre. 81. Barcelona. which answer.
without charge. inquiries relative 10
travel. hotels, &c. in Catalonia and the
Balearics- In addition. advertising litera-
ture Is prepared for distribution. show
ing the advantages OF Barcelona as a
winter resort and offering prospective
visitors all possible data. The latest
pamphlet Of the society. published IN
Spanish and French. at the expense OF
the city council Of Barcelona, IS the
most elaborate 50 far prepared
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Imports show Big Incre..o

There was SlS,500,OO0 increase in the i'm
ports at New York in February over the
ame month Of last year. The total was
g. s.s57.526- The greatest increase was In
recious stones and pearls. other con-
picuoGs increases being crude rubber.
'ides. silks. cottons, furs, woolens, drugs
nd chemicals, sugar, pig metals. tobacco.
md wines.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
B. & 0. EARNINGS INCREASE
February Returns S273, 1928 More
than a Year Ago.
Balance Made Possible Largely by
Drastic Cutting of Ex-
penses.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad con-
tinues 20 report earnings, both gross znd
net, in excess OF those OF year ago.
This IS the more encouraging when It is
considered that the coal industry. which
furnished the Baltimore and Ohio with
approximately % per cent Of its traffic. is
not IN as good condition as IL was three
months ago Other traffic. however. has
more than made up the loss due 20 the
falling of IN coal shipments, and The
Indications are that il VIII continue 10 ex-
pand
The Baltimore and Ohio is being oper-
ated more economically than ever before.
as evidenced by the big saving in ex-
penSes- which. for the month Of February.
showed a decrease Of SIS AZ. compared
with the corresponding month a year ago
For the eight months Of the present fiscal
year there was comparative saving Of
Sss57.SSS
This tremendous cutting OF expenses
would seem TO indicate that the physical
condition OF the property IS not receiving
the care that Il did in ordinary years,
and IN a measure this is true. but b. must
not be forgotten that right up O. the be-
Eli4l4l-E OF Llf EecaA t1A ga 4r--.af lt.r
management expended as lnucn on the
upkeep Of the system as Il did in pros
porous times. with the result that the
roadbed. equipment. &c. are in better
condition. relatively. than are most Of toe
other leading Eastern trunk lines
or course. 70 reduce operating cost az
the expense OF physical condition IS false
economy. but in the case Of the Baiii-
more and Ohio the road is now reapi1E
the benefits Of a lower operating ratio
made possible by the large sums expended
on improvements before and during the
period OF depression.
The figures, ia detail, for the month of
February and the eight months ended
February =. exclusive Of outside opera
tions. are as follows
lsa IsS. Inc
Gross ez7ninCz------------sis55 5s7l 81 sesfs Ss25
ETps1ses ------------------- 56sS55 ffsss 'z.5ss5
Net eurlinEs l-Z2oss S55So S5's.-55
-De-casc
+ For the eight months Of the fiscal year,
as compared with the same period o.
1soS. the statement shows;
G-oss earuirzs-.-.-- 81 81 ocT S2THsl Sss1 So
Expenses -----..---.--- g 5s2G2 5sLs9s5 69c- -5
Net -EsGl ss5 Sl8s-5zs = s857s
-Inc-ease-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Buys Unimproved Lot.

Representative Lamar. of Florida, has
purchased the vacant lot at Sixteenth
street and Riggs Place. from Francis
Riggs. for about $4,000 Representative
Lamar is having plans prepared for a
large home TO he erected on the site
for bis Own occupancy.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Proposed Lines to hudson R,v

4 preiir9inary surveyors report to the
-shaoian government states that the pro-
ected railway TO Hudson Bay could cas-
ly oe built either 10 Fort Churchill or
'ort Nelson at cost. including teru,i-
as ana harbor work. Of about s17.5o0 .
~. Inc report also says that a canal
ouid be built Slong the Nelson Rive
which would enable ocean-going vessels
Q enter Lake Winnipeg from Hudson
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

Frank p. Evans is about 70 erect seven
new houses in Fuckers addition to
Clarendon, to cost about 5000 The
houses are to be erected for persons con-
tracing for them, and viii be occupied i'm
mediately when finished.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
IMMIGRANT TRADE
HELPS SHIPPING
Italian Boats Bringingin Re-
turning LabOrerS.
COME FROM SOUTHERN EUROPE

Mediterranean Traffic Reaches High
Tide. with Numbers Greater Than
in I907-Neyv Regulations Compel
More Space. but This Apparently
Makes No Difference.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

There are five distinct classes OF ore
deposits in this region, gold placers. and
veins. copper veins. tungsten veins. and
lead-silver veins. Placer deposits and
veins OF gold are found almost entirely
on the north side. The most important
ores are found in the lead-silver veins.
which have been located on both the
north and south sides. though those on
the north side have not yet been fully de-
veloped.
The region around Virginia City. New,
is another famous mining locality. In
this district is included the Comstock
Lode 1t was there that the milling OF
silver ore was first practiced IN THIS
country AT one time eighty mills were
kept busy disposing Of the output Of the
COmstock mines. At present the mining
work is confined almost entirely 20 the
c. & C. shaft. the Ward shaft. and the
Chollar outcrops, although there has
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-54room house with wat
er in kitchen, on East Fifth ST. Ad-
dress AA care of Record. 81t6*
FOR RENT:-The two Office rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. Phillips,
109 East Third st. Rental $500
monthly in advance.-Inquire E. w.
MitcheIl@ 78tf
FOR RENT:-One large furnished
ROOM, SO N. Richardson Ave SCt3*
FOR RENT:-Two light h~ousekeep-
in rooms, 200 E. 9Th st. Telephone
No. 1913. Soft.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-26
WANTED

NATURALIZATION by experienced
fbddkkeeper, highest referenceA
address "Bookkeeper" Record. t..
WANTED:-Position by experienced
grocery clerk, speaks Spanish. ad-
dress clerk Go Record. 81t2.
WANTED:-Clean cotton rags at the
Record Office, Sets. per pound.
WANTED:-ON Feb. 1, a 3 or 4 room
house, close in, unfinished. No
sick. Address Box 554, City. 7Stf.
WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE:-for
gasoline pumping engine, must be
cheap and in good condition, Der
nard Pos, Roswell. site.