TTTE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 1902

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DUNS REVIEW OF TRADEFOR WEEK NOW CLOSINGI

President Roosevelts Ales

sage Inspires Confidenceand Presages UnboundedProsperity No Unceztamly in Business Circles

Business Activity Continuesm Excess of PreviousYears and Prospect forLively Increase Witty CoalWeatherN-

PW YORK OMtMonee thatth tuition will continue in period ofunbounded prosperity U strengthened by1 ivKident Roosevelts wlae recommendatires There ia none of the uncertaintyin tiuslness circles that frequently accom-

jdiius the opening of a session of ConKT as there is M prospect of dolet legislation last much nope that an currency law will assure Immunityfrom money market disturbances heretoron of suck frequent occurrence and M-

n to legitimate trade Industrialiini Commercial Interests will be greatly1 ii Cited if Crmgrsai heeds UM Preslu tR terse warning that Insistenceupon the impossible means delay injiiuiving the possible

M Weatherside frost the interruption to retail

tralt in winter goods at many points b-

uusiasonable weather business activitycontinues lit excess of previous yews andIt frobable that all the postponed tradevm be made up now that low temperaiun has bee general While thevamiest November on reveal at the Bast-

atiTti d MM of clothing it helped tot iv the fuel equilibrium

iiK a much smaller volume of speculabank exchanges at this city for the

k were 22 per teat larger than in thesaint eek year evidencing a mrae

ain in paymeats on regular business4ii i compared with IBM the Increase wee041 per coat while at other leading

3 there were galas of 7 sad 181 pernt respectively Traffic congestion

tits to the amount of freight offered totin railways and the remarkable gait Intransportation to shown by November

5 ar and 172 per cent In excess of iNSMiifarturing pleats are well engagedund an the siimaaful snaaonis found la much berger Fall River dtvi

and Garden

The course of commodity prices to-

i ihiully shown by Duns Index numberwas I1M449 on December 1

last ft9 79 on November 1 andi 1378 oa December 1 191 Higherii KCS for dairy sad garden products actome for the rise during November but1 is particularly gratifying to the con-sumer that the present level to nearly 1j nt lower than at the correspondMS date last year This change to alsoin roodstutfs where the cost of livingwtx abnormally expanded by short cropin isn i Securities were adversely

ty high rates for money thet s losing to the subtreasury whileK vai sent to South America For

ii commerce at this port steadilyiar exports exceeding last by

N11MJ7M while Imports wire fUMt-llner that in the sane week of Mil

CottM Milttf Light Stocksmills have light stocks andalthough quiet to sumeieat to

jrcvint accumulation of goods in Aralbreads Consequently there to no effort-to force sales in aay staple lines A

decline occurred la the print clothdivision cf white goods while o-

ntv other hand colored cottons amfirmer Export trade la heavy

vn cottons is unsatisfactory Re-i demands for light weight woolens

1mlted and there Is much eonrv tm in placing spring buetneas be

so of the slowness with which seei i goods are moving Owing M-

if Initial orders however mills arei further advance in raw wool-

s a better value to the iatohed-miijct but celling prices are without

ill rationken nil SWIll

Irregularity to reported In the ironand steel market most denarUneiAa havI-

DK much while a few areF new orders and seem disposed tomake slight concessions Stability to-

imurally most conspicuous In those dl-

MMins where it has beet possible U-

jiVfiu iatatloa while m cases of exu in pressure and high premiums forarty delivery the imports that have

i u attracted hither have a demoral-izing influence In view of scarcity

f ok It to DOt easy for domestic proJu to meet this foreign competition

cnl when SPY material reduction tot may be found that foreign

i also cat prices

statistics of failures during NovemberdlacloBe no weakness la the industrialstructure On the contrary there toevery evidence of strength Several fac-tors militated against success m Utebus i ness world and an unusually heavycommercial mortality would have eccapinned no surprise At the opening ofthe month manufacturing plants had justpe s d through a fuel famine which rss-4errd operation abnormally expensivetrade had been weakened by theInhed consumption of a vast stay ofwave earners voluntarily Idle while thefinancial community experienced the tryloi ordeal of a severe decline In pricescf Nevertheless total comnr li insolveacies Involved only H-J7v7iS compared with 110851614 In Oc

r and t 70444 In November MM

DEATH OF PSAVK L DOAN

Frank L Dose of Wilmington Ohioand late of Washington D C UnitedStates collector of customs at NogalesAriz to dead of typhoid fever at Nog-ales He Mates a widow and two chil-dren His remains will be sent to Wil

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ALEXANDRIA ITEMSOF GENERAL INTEREST

Judge Norton of Corporatien Court

Resigns

ALEXANDRIA Va Dee 6 JudgeJames Keith Marshall Norton for thepast thirteen years judge of the cor-poration court here leas forwarded Msresignation as judge of totes court toGoT Andrew Jackson Montague to takeeffect at once The announcement is asurprise

The members of the local her associa-tion will meet at 3 oclock this after-noon for the purpose of aomlaatiaa acandidate for the position Among thecandidates la the Sold are Louts C Bar-ley and William K Kendall

It to probable that Mr Barley willsecure the nomination He has U isunderstood the support of pie majorityof the members of the local bar

Judge Nortons term as judge of thatcourt would not have expired until 1M7He will henceforth devote hto the tohis law practice

It was announced last night that com-mencing January 1 19W Judge Nortonwill associate himself la the practice oflaw with Gardner L Bootbe city at-torney under the Inn name of Norton

BootbeJudge Norton was appointed to nil the

vacancy caused by the death of the lateCharles B Stuart which occurred AprilIS ISM Since that time he haselected by the Legislature to succeedhimself In the near future judges ofcourts will not be allowed to practicetaw In accordance with provisions oftile now state constitution This alsohad some effect la causing Judge Nortons resignation

In the circuit court yesterday afternoon with Judge Charles B fool pre-siding time Jury la Ute treats ofGeorge R Wendliag of Washington vathe Washington National Building AssociaUoa rendered a verdict tae theplaintiff

This was a suit to recover U2W Theplaintiff was represented by UnitedStates District Attorney MorganBeach and John M Johnson the latterof this city Judge J K M Nortonthe corporation court appeared for de-

fendant companyThe case of Richie vs Hoover trans-

ferred from the circuit court of Alex-andria county was argued mad submit-ted This suit involves the ownership ofabout acres of lead In the countyThe plaintiff was represented by ColFrancis L Smith lobs M Johnson andW W Douglas represented the defen-dant

The verdict was a compromise award-Ing lMi to the plaintiff la the suit ofJack L Atkinson vs the Southern

Company Mrs Atkinson IB titlesuit sought to recover damages for thedeath of her husband the late WestonH Atkinson a flreman on defendantcompanys road who was killed at hispost of duty la a wreck last springwhisk occurred south of Alexandria

The regular business meeting of theKpworth League of the Methodist Bpiscopal Church South was held to the lec-ture rove of that church Jut night Thequarterly election of officers was oddAll old officers w r reelected

Tine Alexandria Lodge of like willhold memorial nervosa m thou nowlodge room southeast corner of Frineasod Royal Streets at S oclock toesrow afternoon

James Welsh of Ssyre Pa has NeDappointed foreman of Ute ear repairsoap of the Southern Railway Companyto succeed John T Harrison Mr Harri-son has been employed by the companyfor the putt fortyone years

A slight Are occurred at the residenceof A J Fobl SOt Duke Street shortlyafter S oclock yesterday afternoon The

were subdued with chemical ex-tinguishers before muck damage wasdone Tbr trst was caused by his littlechild who overturned a can of oil

Dr WIlHam X Smith of this cityhas sto farm rear Alexandria to CH Gladden of Washington for 120 M

The Christmas holidays for the publicschools have been feted from DecemberS3 until January 5

A number of Alexandria Masons whohave been attending a m sot lag of thegrand volts Richmond returned to tbtocity yesterday afternoon

The annual elective of oaken of-

OKane Council Catholic BenevolentLegion will take place at 2M oclocktomorrow afternoon In St Marys Hall

ACTRESS ASHES SPILLEDIN DISASTER

PHILADELPHIA Dc la cryptof the burial hail of the PhiladelphiaCrematory Walnut Lane OermantowBwhich was wrecked by aa explosion ofdynamite last Thursday overturnsa breoae the ofSadie Uardlns a faatooa actress in herday

Only the avail Inscription on UM tellbroaae race remalaa to tell one thatall that la mortal of a woaaa whocharmed the hearts of tbouaaada vansin the urn The day of the exrfloatoflwas the fourth anniversary of her deathStrange also ia the tact that one of thelaat playi In which the gifted womanacted there was an explosion scene lawhich the heroine was rescued

In crypts nearby other ttraa are o erturned and some few aeattered But thlawill be remedied aa all the asks havebeen recovered Many of the urna ofchina and earthenware arecracked but the bronce urns are latetBy almost every mall yesterday lettern arrived at the oMce of the crema-tory from anxious relatives of thoseburled there inquiring about variouscrypts All were assured that no urnshad been destroyed

The work of clearing away the debriswent oa all dry Early In the moraine abuilding Inspector arrived sad tare permission for the work of rebuilding to

onesGeorge Boggan the superintendent of

the grounds who lead ofworkmen discovered late In the after-noon a can of giant powder that hadbeen ia the chancel at the time of theexplosion The can WAS intact

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Identity Is Learned

FRANKFORT K Dec Aw

party consisting of Mayor ToilU Johnson leis son and his driver hadtrouble melting accommodations inFrankfort Thursday night

Young Johnson dressed In rough hunt-ing dashes sad a leather veto capentered the Capitol Hotel bespatteredwith mud and asked tar roves sayingthat his tame was Johnson The nightclerk him up and told him theHouse was full

Then Jehnnon tried another hostelryThere the night clerk had a conferencewith the manager sad he reported thehouse as roll

Young Johnson walked out isle Utesnow storm and as be turned from thelighted lobby aid I reckon they takeus for a vet tramps and I dontblame them

By this time the hotel people learnedwhom they had turned oown and therewas a wild scramble to retract and ex-

plain The best in both hotels was soonat the command of the Johnson partyHd they stopped where they first sought

shelterMayor Johnson and party have been

through Kentucky on a hunting andpleasure trip and left for Louisvilleyesterday

ANOTHER CONCERT

BY A BOY MUSICIAN

Kocwa and Kim Geyer Are Well Re

Jaralar Koclan a youth of eighteenyears presented to Waakltictoa

at UM Theater as-

a rlrtoow of the violin aad was meatBtatwiMtlcally received by an audience

C Moderate proportions He was ac-

companied by ills Julie Qeyer whoperformed numbers on the pianoand by Mr Franz Spindler who playedthe accompanlmenta for the Tloliniatwith the utmost skill Del sympathyThe concert was a marked peeves andpromises welt for any insure appear

ices here of either performerMany circumstances associate Kociaa

with that other youthfol rtollniat Kubelike They are of short the same ageThey are both tCzechs They studiedtogether In Prague sad are productsof the same teaching that of thePrague Conservatory and Herr SeTcikThey thus represent the same demean ofphysical development the same racialand national character the same trainlag But the association la deeper thanthis moth are musical aedgllngsbrought into prominence years beforetheir ripe development because of amarvelous mastery of violin technique

The concert of yesterday afternoontherefore renews the dsacoaalon aronaedby the performances of Kubelik as to theusUacatton for these concerts by chil-

dren and the coresponding neglect of Utlsts like Taaye Manifestly no boy ofeighteen except another Mozart can haveattained the maturity of musical exper-ience the intellectual PUP of musicaloompoUUons which are the charm of realconcerts These two youths for exampleere no more to be compared with fullygrown jnusiean than young trees In araraery with California redwood TheirpoaatblitUes are apparently limitless butthey are svlll musicians only In embryeAs wa said of another and greaterthey either Koclan or Kubelik now isthere is need for the heartthrobs which

moms through years or labor and sufferingand Joy Allowing that Kocian is a tritemore temperamental than Kubelik whatthe two sow offer their hearers Is relatetinkle

But tinkle has its charms as well asmusic There is an undoubted joy In lis-tening to all the multiform variations ofwhich the violin Is potential Paganlnlwhose in D major was Includedla yesterdays offering was so imbuedwith this spirit that his compositions aresparked by very little else and a corre-spondingly toil expression was given toreconcerto by Koclan Many music loverssad not a few musicians have been so depressed by the wave of ridiculous exag-geration la color which has overwhelmedthe country that they plomc too little

feeling as a relief from unrestrained sadInsincere expression

Finally abnormal technique carrieswith It a confidence which extends tothe listener after Ube first movement ofthe ant selection So It was that Koclan yesterday awoke the audience inColumbia to a demonstration of unaffect-ed enthusiasm He may be and is amere youth but his power la undenia-ble

Enough has been said to Indicate thequality of his performances His pro-gram Included in addition to the Paganini number indicated three works byDAmbroslo a serenade a romanceeasily the most effective selection of

the afternoon mud a cansonetta and aBohemian Faatasle by his master

Sevclk The DAmbrosio numbers evokedan encore Bier Motto Perpetuowhich Koclan performed with great accuracy and which the audience notwithstanding its complete InsuscepUblllty to expression applauded to theecho At the close of the program the

was compelled to contributestill another i umber his selection bejag Sevclks Holies Mcdrooka

Miss Oeyer confirmed the goodmade at her first concert In

Washington which was an incident tothe appearance of Kubelik that of anartist of fine sensibilities delicate touchnod abundant training While she isnot and probably serer can be as forceful as Hambonrg as poetic as Gabrlio-witsch she Is abundantly sympatheticaad womanly and except In the LlsxtRhapsodic No 12 gnus her bearers themost pronounced pleasure Herslams Included a novelette in E major bySchumann the CnoplaUsst ChantPolonals and the Jasaffywhich were augmented by Henselfs

Berceuse a work of the most delicatecharm

The audience Included Mrs and MissRoosevelt who occupied a box with MrsStllsn Hutchlns sad Miss Deer Ing Mrsand Mies Warder Mm WardMr and Cortelyou Mr aad MrsReginald De Koven Mr Watcrlow andother members of the Diplomatic CorpsMiss Roosevelt was informedKoclan has composed and dedicatedher a Serenade for Violin and Orchestra It wee announced also that ne-gotiationa are now pending for Kocian sappearance with the Washington Symphony Orchestra on the occasion of ltnsecond concert In February A D A

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ICE PARTY AT TAKOMA

Mr and Mrs W M Wood of TakomaPark mare aa lei party At their spa-cious country home Woodly Heightelast evening Their lawn presented ascene of festivity until a late hour whenthe Rt ests were Invited to adjourn tathe banquet hall where frown turnipTakoma dew drops and congealed ele-ments were bountifully served Duringtoe evening Mr Wood threw open hisnew ice house which was much admiredby his peat whose return to the cityafter an enjoyable evening taxed thecapacity of the cars

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