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To the Sick.
IndisputabIe Facts.

Disease, fermentation and decay are caused
by microbes ard germ LIE; when these or
ganic pests are destroyed there can be no
sickness.
Antiseptics are so called because they destroy
microbes; surgeons always use antiseptics in
performing dangerous operations.
Carboic acid is n common antiseptic, but is
poisonous if taken into the system strong
enough to destroy the germs of disease.
Radam's Microbc Killer, composed of GASES,
is an antiseptic, perfectly harmless to the
human body, but doubly powerful in destroy
ing disease if faithfully applied. Physicians
frequently use Microbe Killer in treating Can
GERS, and recommend it for Catarrh, Tubercu-
losis, etc; others know it to be invaluable in
Bright's Disease and bladder Troubles.
Fermentation of food in the stomach causes
Dyspepsia, Sourness, etc; Radam's MicrObe
Killer destroys the CAUSE and swectens the
stomach.
IMPOVERISHED blood is the home of germ
life; when pure 1t is the fountain of life, the
source of all health and vigor.
Radam's Microbe Killer Is the only rational
remedy for all diseases; its antiseptic power
These facts are incontrovertible. and we in:
vito the fullest investigation by all interested
people. professional or otherwise.
boos SontaninS ns sG testimonias i and advice.
Large bottles, Sl00, gallon jugs, $S.O0
The Wm. Radam Microbe Killer Co
LII PRINCE STREET. NEW YORK. or
Washington ONCE,
439 H Street Northwest.
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MnryInnder. Want virginia Gold.

Richmond. Va, June PA syndicate of
Baltimore capitalists has written Commits
sioner Koiner regarding the recent report
of gold in this State. The writers desire
to learn where this mineral is to be
found and in what quantities and such
other information as may be regarded as
useful to those who might undertake to
develop the mines. According to the re-
cent report of the United States Treasury
Department, the whole amount of gold
found in Virginia during the past year was
81 500
The evening times., 1899-06-22
BISHOP TINGwELL RELEASED.
Acquitted of Charges Made Against
Europeans In Africa.

London, June ga dispatch from La
gos says that the Right Rev. Herbert Tug
we'll, Anglican Bishop of Equatorial Afri-
ca. who was recently committed for trial
upon a charge of criminal libel. in having
made a statement in letter to the Lon
don Times" to the effect that 10 per cent of
the deaths of Europeans on the coast of
Africa, was due to drunkenness, has been
released
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Life Sentence to De Imposed.

Parsons, w. Va, June 22.-The Jury
brought in a verdict of murder in the first
degree in the case of Fred Kerns. railroad
conductor Of Pittsburg. formerly with the
West Virginia Central. charged with the
murder Of Miss Lucy Day. The sentence
will be penitentiary for life. as the jury
did not recommend hanging. This is the
first time in the history of TuekerIcounty
that life sentence has been tppoSed.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
SECURITY LOAN COMPANI
Money to Loan
On Furniture. Pianos. Etc.

II you are in need Of money, we desire to In
form you Of method We secure you
a loan easy monthly payment plan, at less
cost than ever before and below the rate Of any
other company i, the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan IS secured. and il will
only cost you for such time you have had the
money. Our business is strictly private. and all
applications sre treated confdentially. Ii you
have loan with any other concern. you can Sc
cure loan through us to pay it and get more
money il desired. 1t will pay you TO call and sea
US before going elsewhere We ready at any
and all times during Office hours to give informa-
tion concering business methods, and you
will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
sp1S-tf COZ St n W.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Regular call-Arlington Fire Insurance
10T150. Capital Traction, 2d93 IA. Wash
ington Gas 1909 53 SIS: 50G53 3-4. Mer-
genthaler Linotype. 3Od2Oi; 10@2O4 Is:
1OI204 IA. Lanston Monotype. 50@ IS 5-S;
20oN1S 1-2. American Graphophone, 10OM
Is 5-S. After call-U. S. 3's, coupon. $3.50
GlOS Ia. Columbia r. r. SIS. 5000 Ill.
Washington Gas, 60M53 IS cash.
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Dewey Home Fund Growing.

The commtte having charge of the Dewey
Home Fund intend TO raise the 100000 for a
Dewey home before the Admiral reaches Wash.
ngton. In order to push the matter they have
sent circular to members of every club in the
city. inviting contributions TO the fund 1t is
believed generous responses will follow. The con-
tributons received today amounted TO S5ji76,
bringing the total up to S10,130.99.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
A Petition I'm Bnpkruutcy,

Henry Baum. who formerly conducted a fur
niture business in this city, and who gives his
residence as No. 9l2 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, today
fled a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. The
petitioner states his liabilities at S3,sl5.34 and
returns no assets.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Commercial Patriotism.
prom the Chicago Tribune. }

VIVn tHe SnIcsBV fiiUuHe.J
Distinguished Cuban Patriot-It is an insult
to offer us that g. 100000. 1t looks as if you
thought we wanted to be repaid for our sacri.
fees in the cause Of liberty.
American Diplomat-But, suppose We should
ofer you S25. .00o, ,OO0f
Cuban Patriot-well. Of course, We should be
opsn to any business proposition like that.
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Accused of Rohhei

Bridgetown. N. J.. June H-Barglars
and highwaymen are terrorizing the south
ern part Of the country. Stores. hase been
looted and travellers robbed. lThe sofficers
investigating say it is the work Of pro-
fessional thieves John Kentedy, who
says he is wealthy bicycle manufacturer
of New York, was arrestedf yesterday
charged with completely in the robberies.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Not an Expert.

From the Indianapolis Journal)
Customer see that cream-colored gloves are
the thing. L. this the shaded
Clerk-Wait until call the bos; I pay only
Is a week for board.
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Onward, Christian soldiers,
Marching as to war.
With the cross of Jesus
rU-r -

At first the congregation did not catch the
words. but they repeated a smile spread
over the faces of all. After that the cross was
never 'hid behind the door," for the parody had
accomplished what the rector had been unable to
do. It was believed that the boys originated
the skit, but it is likely that some of
them heard the words from their elders The
Bishop Of Springfield, Bishop Seymour, is the
author Of the version, and he first quoted it at
a meeting Of the House of Bishops in this city,
when some Of the bishops objected to the use
of the cross in Trinity Church.
The evening times., 1899-06-22

The stock market opened this morning
with much the same characteristics that il
has exhibited for many days past. a trad
ers affair entirely, with little buying by
the public and little by the insiders. The
opening was at slight advance from the
close last night and a fractional decline
from this level occurred. after which there
was another rally during the first hour.
Business Was small. The outlook is for a
continuance of the professional tactics in
definitely. or in other words until the
market leaders decide that their vacation
has been sufficiently prolonged. The re-
cent dullness and general unsatisfactory
ness Of the market has bred a large num-
bor OF small bears who are preaching all
kinds of calamity and lower prices. but
these people seem not to realize that while
the price level has not gone up for two
weeks ii has not gone down either. The
bears have been the people in the market
during this time and yet they have been
unable to hammer prices down except in a
few special stocks. The argument here is
clearly in favor of the bulls The proba-
bllity is that a rally will at least set in
Immediately before and after the disburse-
ments of dividends and interest on the
first of the month. Money continues easy
although there is the prospect of further
shipments Of gold to the other side.
Inc latest crop reports from the West
are more hopeful in their character. 1t
Is not doubted that the winter wheat crop
will be a poor one compared with last
years phenomenal yield, but everything
now points to much better conditions than
were predicted two weeks ago. The wealth
er for the past week has been most favor
able to spring wheat and corn. The effect
of the generally better feeling engendered
is shown in the strength of the grangers.
These stocks were hammered for weeks
by the professional operators on much fake
news of crop damage, and when the real
situation, which is a very fair one is
learned these stocks are now selling many
points below the high price of the spring
Friends of this group of stocks on this
theory tand taking into consideration the
immense earnings of the roads. larger than
ever before in some instancesl are now
talking of good advances in prices in the
next month. Another factor that will play
a large part in the future market huctua-
tions of these stocks is their ever increas-
ing passenger and general merchandise
earnings, which will continue to improve
this year, even if the crops are not large.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. 3 Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
New York stock nnrlket.
Open. High. Low. 2:l5

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange
l4l9 L Street.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
Provided with Noise.

(From the New York Journal)
Bessie-we's dot a new baby up to our house
Dolly-we don't need one; we's dot . piano.
The evening times., 1899-06-22
St. Paul, Burlington and Rock Island all
opened up this morning and seemed in
clined to hold their advance.

st. Paul, Burlington ana ROCK isianu All
opened up this morning and seemed In
clined to hold their advance.
The friends of Northern Pacific are bull
ish in their predictions, despite the recent
inactivity OF Northern Pacific securities.
The crop news in the section through
which the road runs has been especial ly
satisfactory recently, and the earnings
conings continue to increase at rapid
rate. The gross increase for the second
week of June was $4,000.
A story was floating in certain quarters
of the Street this morning regarding
traffic combination between Baltimore and
Ohio and Southern Railway for the beneht
OF their Cuban business. The plan has
been mentioned in this column heretofore.
Baltimore and Ohio has been especially
weak during the past week. and people
with what they consider good information
are buying the stock on every decline.
The steel stocks were all weak again
this morning. and especially Federal Steel
common, which declined to 80 during the
first hour. The selling was mainly profes-
sional. but there was some realizing. Moth
ing new was learned by the Street regard
ing the dividend on Steel and Wire COM
mon action on which will probably be
taken tomorrow. One faction stated pol
lively that the dividend VIII be declared,
and the other asserted, on alleged inside
information, that it will be passed.
Continental Tobacco was again very
weak today, although at the opening 1t
was more than a point above the close OF
last night. 1t was whispered in the Street
that the opposition company is already in
process of formation and that several OF
the directors of the Continental company
will resign to go with the new people.
American Tobacco was also weak, in SYM
pathy with Continental. American To-
bacco is to receive only per cent, as was
stated in this column in advance OF other
publication several weeks ago.
Talk regarding the New York Traction
securities was bullish this morning, and
the opening quotations in the stocks were
good. Manhattan has many friends at this
level on account of the constantly increas-
ipy of ba
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sampson's Fleet Sails forsevport.
Boston, June 22.-The North Atlantic
squadron, under command Of Admiral
Sampson. left for Newport At O'Clock
this morning.
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THIS PAPER IS PRINTED

With ink iurn,sneu by JAENLCkE BROS. Z r
SClINEENANN. New York Ciy. Dy3l-6NO
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Effective Protests.
From the New York Tribune

(From the New York Trbune)
The story is told actual happening of
the choir boys at an Episcopalean church. who
took sides with the High Church rector against
the Low Church congregation. The professional
had been introduced, but withdrawn,
account Of the strong objection to it. The
following Sunday the boys varied the familiar
The evening times., 1899-06-22

LADY desires loan of 800 from private party;
good security and high interest. Address
WIDOW, this office. ie22-3t
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS

SIS 1889. "a0-year funding zee. -. l0J ......
6's 1902 '.3D-year funding" gold -. -... ...
IS 1901 Water stock currency !0j ......
rs 1908. water stOcI" cIrr.ncy .-.. $3.50.
Funding currency. 365'S ..... -. liS
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and officers of the Fake meet the
American and English officer and con :
suls, social forms are strictly OBJ
served
Dealing with the commencement Of
hostilities. March Is, and the fact that
a fragment of one of the Philadelphia S
shells entered the German consulate.
the report says: The German consul
ate was not previously notified of the
commencement of hostilities and was
still inhabited. | Immediately de-
Spatched an officer to inform Admiral
Kautz that the German consulate was
not evacuated and that his shots had
struck the building and requested him
to cease firing over Apia until the Ger
mans were in safety. Admiral kautZ
told the officer that owing to my rep
reservations he would not continue fir
ing over Apia and the following day
he sent his flag lieutenant to me and
expressed regret at the occurrence.
Admiral KautZ, March l6, directed that
uniformed officers and men should be
allowed to pass freely at all times.
The Americans on guard duty We're al
ways most civil"
Auckland NJ T.. April 21.-Advices
Just received here from Apia, Samoan
Islands. dated April Is, report thar
severe fighting has taken place be
tween large bodies Of friendly natives
and the rebels. The casualties il was
thought. would not exceed 20, and no
European among the injured.
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AUGUSTA PEOPLE
Can Always Find the Best Proof IN fomc
Testimony.

The following public statement
comes from a resident, who can be
seen on the street, who can De inter-
viewed at his home, and who VIII pc
only too pleased to give minute par
ticulars to anyone who really suffers
from any Of the consequences Whlca
inevitably follow weakened or over
excited kidneys.
Is not such evidence of more value
than a published statement from some
citizen of a far-away place?
Mr.. Seth Gay of 122 Belfast Ave,
saws: Time demonstrates the won
derful value of Doan's Kidney Pills.
They cured me in the spring of 1896,
and at that time / gave a statement
for publication in our Augusta papers.
1t is now fully two and a half years
since that statement first appeared
and my faith in Doans Kidney Pills in
place of lessening has increased. They
are one remedy which acts up to the
representations made fur ii. Any JEe
who goes TO P2rtridge's Drug store,
procures them and gives them a fair
trial will not be disappointed with the
results obtained"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price so cents. Mailed by
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, y. y.
Sole agents for the L. S. Remember
the name and take no substitute.
DOAN'S.)
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

RAW. Chas WI Morrill,. pastor of ST
Johns ,R. tI church MOntyilIe. GA.
dItl. Wednesday. aged - years lie was
" native uf Bangor. Ne, ana formerly An
Episcopal minister.
Thg convention VIZ thr Independent Or
d,r Uf Railway Conductors al Montreal
Wal closed Wednesday. by the election
uf officers Elth H. III Hnrmanic "a New
Haven, Conn grand president.
The New YORK Press says: Hugh Bon
rer. chief uf rhe New York fire depart
mcnt. Wli retire nu pension from the
ituS tlln he Els held flr nearly IN years.
MAY n Iie It's rl~-En.nE tu make way fOr
a younger man IT. LIS tO become the
head uf "a school which is being organized
Mere tu give instructions in methods of
preventing ana cNtlrgu!sh III uTes ann
Protecting lltt
Thc Massachusetts Catholic Order cf
Furcs-ers began i-s 4n,h annual cUnven-
ton at Boston. Wednesday. High Chief
Ranger Win. FL Shea called the delegates
to order. The committee on credentials
reported th.t nv delegates were present.
representing ltl courts lne report Of
High Secretary-Treasurcr James j. Nc
Laughin showed the total assets I'D be
Sl5.3tj--5; Liabilities. Sl6o7- The total rs
ccipts from endowment assessments
amounted to Sla5, lfu Inc total number Of
deaths was l-n.
At ihe second days racing of the New
market first spring meeting. AT London.
Wednesday. Sir r. WaidiC Grifiith's hay
t -i n.S Ill. lIuurH IA .T l3i'' n 'll HI,
Y iiaaaIl rtI.t. oI5 mni ae. t' r'
ana S.r j. BIanden Naples Complaisanct
5h.td, btllihg NdS 1 Nh MI I'm Hill. -g
Iut.tyaS M1S Mol n Hin DJ if Z.
M ',-iI9ael tfit7 "A 1r,I 1S Si D1 ,
lNIu illlll"' t,a"1I' HI mn 'o.g'li'i iTi!
Slcghu dnu Hill ttgppDlh @ -.,.I,!
f.utnl WaS .i4ru. ISL MoIIrS SOd. rI,,.
sellihS plate Nas Woh 7! LIT. lustds
lard chestnut coIt Lsmohl WET
sloan UP
Thc Nuzet investigation committee,
y edncsday afternoon, handed into thc
New York Assembly TIVE preliminary re-
ports one from the majority ana thc
other from the minority. THE former asks
for more power I'D thr scope of thu inves-
ti-atinu. ana urges that trr committee bc
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theIess. coming as it does close upon
cant. Coghlan's indiscretion. and fol-
lowing the publication of Judge Cham
hers letter to his brother. criticiSing
the Germans in Samoa, the opinion was
held that Admiral kautz's letter could
not have other than a harmful effect
upon the relations between the United
States and Germany. The letter was
brought to the attention Of the Presi-
dent and some sort Of reminder may
be sent to the officer to be more careful
in his correspondence. No orders have
been issued TO the Philadelphia to
leave Samoa, as the admiral says, 50
it is probable that he made the state
mcnt on that point in the belief that
he could adjust the difficulties between
the factions in Samoa within that time.
In official German quarters the let
ter was not treated very seriously and
there was no indication that the Ger
man authorities would take cognizancr
Of ii. The spirit Of fun III the letter
appealed to some Of the diplomatic
officials. who laughed heartily over
KautZ's description Of the young
Kings make up ana this amusing
feature largely Offset any irritation
which might have been felt over tn"
criticisms contained in the letter. The
impression prevailed, however, that tn
navy department. probably would deal
with their discretion in such way rs
ii deserved. \ Cincinnati dispatch
speaks 0f the letter as follows:
a letter written by Rear Admiral
kuutz to his cousin, Mrs. Charles =.
lIndlrS- NJ Cincinnati. has been made
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CALUMPIT TAKEN.
CONTINUED from page ~
Further List OF Casualties from Oils.

Washington April 2G-Under, today !,
date Gen. OTIS has forwarded to the ad-
iutant general the following additional
KiIlcd-IEospital Corps. April a. Private
Holland !. Ladder.
First South Dakota-W Wagner Mortimer
Bowen; Go. II. Corporal Nckar T.. john
Son. Priva,es Charles Stulne; *, james
a. Ives: 18th. Il, Corporal Harvey NJ.
Breed: IT, Privatcs Charles Peterson.
Guy Jones; X, James A. Lizer; l., Harley
First Ncbraska-Privatc Harry Nc
Utah ArtIHcry-B, Private Max AIadi-
son.
Hospital Corps-Privatc Paul Gompcrtz.
Wounded-First Idaho, 18th, 4, Private
George b. Manning. foot, slight.
Fourteenth lntantry-A. Sergt. George
Wall. hand, slight; +, Privatcs Bertie \.
Lowe. arm Slight; Allen N. sheroy.
check. slight
Thirteenth Minnesota-F, Private Ira
ToWle. arm, severe.
First South Dakota-22d. z, Privaitgs
Fred IIanchc. chest. severe; 2lth. Z,
Sergt. Charles 4. Butler, ankle. slight ,
&, Privatcs Paul Wcisscr, forehead.
slight; l., J.. &. Dean, neck. severe: Alex
ander S. Sjoblnev. hand, severe; 25;h. Z,
Scrgts Arthur Scmens0n. hip, slight; !.
Oliver q. lap, leg, severe; L. Quarter
master SerSt; Anton Jnrich, elbow
shoulder. slight: +, VIM. Seaman. leg.
slight: b. Privates Frank =. Goebcl, knee.
slight; James Glib shoulder, slight, d..
John Murphy, face. severe; +, Thomas
Coleman, head. Slight: G, Charles Wag-
ncr, head. slight; !, Herbert \. Putnam.
klIcc slight: *, j. Eanoud, knee, slight:
Guy T.. Skinner. knee, slight; l.. james
H. Davis. foot, slight; Rubt. y. Hawkins,
back. slight.
First Ncbraska-2ith 4. n Lieut.. rs. q.
Lungan, eye. severe; Artticcr John RnI-
Ter arm, moderate; +. Privatcs Charlie
J. Cadwili. thigh. severe; l., NJ. .. l.egE,
abdomen; George Wagcck, neck. severe,
18th Mai. Frank S. Eager foot. severe;
Corporal Charles Brewster, foot, moderr-
ate: f. Privatcs David Gillespie. shou.-
der, slight: l. Louis w. Pangsburn. knee.
severe; l.. Willard Garter, forearm,
slight; Francis Hazen, neck, severe,
Harry Majors shoulder, severe.
Eifty-iirst Iowa--lth, Major VIM. J.
DuGgan, arm. slight; q. Corporal LOUIS
Wyland thigh. moderate; NJ. Private
John Besm. leg, moderate; 18th, u. Pri-
Yates John KEENAN,, back, slight; u, Na-
than Il. Hodges, leg, severe: Elmer Mar
VEN, shoulder, severe; NJ, Patrick II.
Dwyrc. leg, slight.
Utah Artillcry-D, Corporal MarnitcS
Bummlcr, abdomen, severe Jonn Bra
man. knee. slight.
Hospital COrps-PrlVatc Charles II. Sla-
ter. foot, severe.
Twentieth kansas-K, ScrEt. Arthur q.
Snow. forearm, severe; Private Walter
A. Hubbard, foot, slight.
Firt Moutana-H, Musician VIM. rat
ton. neck, slight; Private Joseph +. Wa
TO. forehead. severe.
Sixth Artillery-D, Private Ncls n.
Thornqucst, hand, slight.
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WAR NOTES..

Gen. Brooke from Havana reports that
there We're no deaths ~ his command,
the oath.
The auxiliary cruiser Yosemite sailed
from New York Wednesday,. for Guam
She has on board Capt Richard Lcary.
who is to be governor Of the island. The
Yosemite II to remain at The island Tor
the use Of the government.
Coy. Roosevelt announced. Wednesday,
that he had decided that I.icu. Cul.
Smith Of the list Regiment, must I'D be-
fore court Of inquiry 70 determine III
fitness ana competency To continue as Il
commissioned officer 81 the NH. ol;.i
Guard.
Charles Lieke, F. Simmons ana Arthur
Billings. the three soldiers conv cted Of
participating in the riot near the Pre-
Sidio. San Francisco. when Il saloon was
burned, sailed for Manila on the Morgan
city 70 join their regiment, Judge Graz
nam having postponed sentence 50 they
might fight the Filipnos.
The board of inquiry on the 3Up0G
pounds Of beef sent TO Ponce Porto Rico.
last summer, and alleged to have been
unit for use. has reported that ii was
good when shipped and spoiled through
no fault Of the shippers. TIM United
States being responsible Gor thu beef.