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The evening times., 1899-08-09
Bismarck'S Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health. Indomi-
table will and tremendous energy are not found
where Stomach, Liver. Kidneys, and Bowels are
out of order. ii you want these qualities and
the they bring use DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. They develop every power of brain and
body Only % cents at Henry Evans Drug
Store. e3s Street.
The evening times., 1899-08-09
AS was expected by many today's ma

AS was expected py many toda! mar
ket opened with better activity and
strength than has been shown at any time
recently. The rumoTs of relief to the mon
ey situation from the Treasury, although
they could not be traced TO anything tan
gible except the statement of Treasurer
Roberts that he will not withdraw any gold
from the banks, had good effect yesterday
afternoon and again this morning. The
first hour saw gains all over the list, but
particularly in Sugar, the Tobacco securi-
ties and one or two other specialties, the
railway list following the lead of these
securities more slowly. The general belief
seemed tc be that the day would show net
gains and that the Immediate market is
likely to be somewhat better. 1t is not be-
lieved, however, that anything more than
a traders market is likely for the present.
The money situation is still almost certain
to be troublesome one that will prevent
any hastily and foolishly manipulated
boom. Gold is likely to be tight as the
season advances. Later in the year when
the leaders of the market return the large
strong advance in prices will come if con-
servative people have been right in their
analysis of the market. Such an advance
the result of intrinsic increase in values,
would not be seriously retarded by five and
six per cent money.
The evening times., 1899-08-09
S. II. Donohue Nominated.

Alexandria, Va. Aug. AT the Demo-
cratic convention of the Fourteenth Sena-
toriaI district held here at u o'clock today,
S. R. Donohue, of Fairfax county, was
nominated for the State Senate by accla-
nation.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Aspires to Nr. ChandIer's Seat.
Manchester, N H., Aug 9.-Former Con-
gressrnan Henry NJ. Baker, has announced
his candidacy for the United States Senate
as successor to Senator William E. Chand-
Ter. His circulars to that effect are now
being sent out to Republicans.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Sales-Capital Traction, 2G94 3-S. Wash
ington Gas. 25G55 SIS. Mergenthaler Limo
type. 5G204 ga. American Graphophone,
10@f3 ga
After calI-U. S. 3's, registered, s2OO@
The evening times., 1899-08-09
MONEY $4,000 MONEY

To Loan on furniture. pianos. etc without re-
moyal or publicity and the day you ask for it,
We will loan any amount making time and pay
ments TO suit, giving one month one year as
YOU desire. and at rates that you can afford to
pay. II you row have loan with any other
company and desire more money, give US a call
Viii as cheerfully make SO loan as 500 and
no charge OF expense if loan is not maGe. AlwayS
ready and willing to give information regarding
rates and methods to secure loan. We are the
Oldest loan company in the city. and viii give
YOU honest treatment All business strictly con-
fdential. Private cffces-
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
6io Street NV.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange
I4IQ z Straaf 80
The evening times., 1899-08-09
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G Co,
members of the New York Exchange,
1419 F Street
The evening times., 1899-08-09
FOR BATHING AT NIGHq
Superintendent Stevens Submits a
Special Report.

He Approves the Use of the Beach
After Hours Under Proper Restric-
tion of Messenger Boys for Privi-
leges-Amended Police Regulations
The evening times., 1899-08-09

The advances in Sugar and the Tobacco
securities that occurred in the last ten
minutes yesterday and in the first hour to-
day were generally ascribed to heavy COW
ering of shorts on rumor regarding the
Treasury aid to Wall street. Sugar this
morning went to 1853 7-S the highest price
recently. American Tobacco went to
lis ga.
The evening times., 1899-08-09
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
and upwards ma de
on FURNITER..
PIANOS, HORSES,
Loansof $40

Wagons, ETC., at lowest rates and On the day
you apply. We are loaning on the Building
Loan Association plan which makes the cost OF
carrying loans much less than You pay else
where and allows you TO pay IT of in any sized
notes you desire, running from one 10 twelve
months You only pay for the OF mOney fos
the length of time YOU carry it. II you have
loan with some other company We will pay II
of and advance you more money. if desired Rates
cheertully given and no cost TO you unless loan
is made Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and get rates Front room, first fcor, Sci
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 F Street N. W.
no6-tf
The evening times., 1899-08-09
ALTGELD MAY FIGHT GoEBEL.
He VIII Probably Stump for Boilers
i'm Kentucky.

Louisville. KY, Aug. 9-Former Gov
ernor John p. Altgeld will come to Ken
tucky to take the stump for the boiling
The evening times., 1899-08-09

MoNEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAr-
ERAL i No delay. CHARLES A BAKER.
Rooms 10 to "a. Aetzerott Building. lilo s.
ie12tf
MONEY TO LOAN at 3is. 3%. T. and Al PEI
cent, in sums Of $1,000 10 $4,000 on ID. c.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WI III.
SAUNDERS & CO., 1io7 st. W. iyl-tf-em
The evening times., 1899-08-09

York Stock Exchange for thirty three
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf has
been weak and disappointing for two days
after its squirt on Monday. The highest
price reached by it on Monday was II IL.
and this morning it declined to 13. 1t was
one Of very few securities that did not
show gain in the first hour. The stock
is largely held by clique that marks the
price up and down much as it sees fit.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

The Changers were all strong. Burling-
ton went to 137 and better. St. Paul to
131 3-4 Rock Island to 118 3-4,and Atchi-
son preferred to 63 3-S in the first hour,
and there seemed good prospect of high
er prices before the end of the day. The
two best of the group were Burlington
and Atchison preferred. presumably on the
fine showing for corn in the weekly crop
report of the Weather Bureau. 1t was the
general belief that the monthly report of
Statistician Hyde tomorrow will prove
builiSh ALSO
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Pan Handle opened at 70 7-8 this morn
ing but was very dull during the early part
OF the day.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

The increase in the gross earnings of
Louisville during the month Of June was
at the rate of s10,200 day. The earnings
during July increased at the rate of about
$11, 400 a day. 1t is said that the in
crease so far this month has been at the
rate of 900 day, at least.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

The gross earnings of Northern Pacific
for the fourth week of July increased SGT,
SS7. The increase for the month was 1851, :,
61S. The showing was received with favo
by the Street
The evening times., 1899-08-09

There was no meeting of the directors
of "Smelters" yesterday, owing, it was
said, to the inability to secure quorum.
Another supposition is that the directors
are rat yet ready to decide on the dividend
question. 1t had been promised that a
dividend at the rate of per cent on the
preferred would be declared. The Street
was somewhat disappointed over the mat
ter.
The evening times., 1899-08-09

Mr.. L. D. Fowler, local manager, at 1421
F Street, OF the New York Stock Exchange
house OF C. l.. Rathborne Co.. 90 Broad
Street, New York, states that his firm has
established department for handling
fractional lots in connection with it's
steadily increasing banking and investment
usiness. Rathbone & Co. are one of the
old reliable houses of. Wall Street. Mr..
Rathborne has been member of the New
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

An effective remedy for chronic
constipation, without real purgative
action, is claimed by DR.. Vladimirs de
Holstin in pure creosole. This is ad-
ministered after breakfast and after
dinner, in a glass of milk or water,
beginning with dose of one drop and
increasing by one drop daily until the
desired effect is obtained, which is
usually with dose of seven or eight
drops. The treatment must pc con
tinued some months.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14
child thus treated was perfectly pre-
served at the end of two years.

A result of French degeneracy is
noted by Prof NJ. Vincent in the fact
that natives Arab soldiers in Africa
are at least a hundred times less sus-
ceptible to typhoid fever than French
soldiers The Arab immunity is at
tributed to open air life and vegetar-
ian diet. Contrasted to this is
French debility, acquired since the
DAYS of their gigantic Gaill ancestors,
from wine, immortality and other
causes.
A museum OF chemical history is to
be feature of the Paris Exposition
of 1900.
Everybody that advertises some
other beverage, says coffee and tea
are poisonous.
Men remember accidents with
horses as long as women remember
things their children did.
One good thing about liver is, if
you have it for breakfast, you will re-
member what you had all day.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

Oxygenated water is regarded by
Dr.. Lukas Championniere as the best
antiseptic for wounds. He finds it
harmless, while more effective even
than corrosive sublimate, and believes
it has saved the lives of some of his
patients.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Aerated Butter--An African Inlet of
the Ancient Ocean--A New Pam
acea--Egypt 1000 years Ago.
Electric Lumber SeaSOning--The
Worlds BirdS-- Strange Fishes.
Feline Hysteria- Simple Embalm-
ing--The Enfeebled French.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

The discoveries of the last five
years, according to Prof. Flinders
Petrie, carry our knowledge Of anc-
lent Egypt backward at least thou
sand years, and introduce us to the
predynastic civilization Of 5000 B. c.,
or even earlier. The aboriginal race
was of Libyan stock, with negro mix.
ture. The excavations at Koptos,
Naqada, Abydos and Hieraconpoiis
have given evidences Of population
of diverse types at about 5000 B. c.,
when different race seems to have
entered the country, and of great
changes befole 1000 B. c., after
which the people maintained its char
acter to modern times. Bowls Of dec.
Grated black clay from graves at Ma
DADA, dating from about 5000 B. c.,
are of atype that in other countries
have been found contemporary with
the introduction of metals. From
royal tombs at Abydos including
that supposed to belong 10 King
Mena. the founder Of dynastic history
about 400 B. c., have been obtained
cylindrical seals Of kings of the first
three dYnasties. with vases, tablets
and states showing animals and birds
and these prove that Egyptian art
reached its high-water mark some
where before 1000 B. G.. In this
early period Egypt was an originator
in the arts and not a borrower, most
nations since then having been Dor
rowers and not originators. One of
the most striking records of these
ancient remains is the gradual decay
of flint working between $500 and
1900 B. o., as metals came into use
and copper was hardened into bronze
a record that has no parallel in the
world.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

A method Of making good butter
from poor by aeration is being ex-
plotted by company in Ireland.
The process is the invention OF Mr..
j. n Haires, and consists in melting
the low grade butter, washing it with
a spray of hot water, emulsifying with
pure buttermilk the butteroil drawn
off, and finally churning the emulsion
with strong current OF air in suit
able aerators. The action of the air
current causes the butter particles to
take the granular form given by ordi-
nary churning. Starting with some
of the worst specimens of butter in
the market, the product was found to
be chemically pure, attractive in
flavor and appearance, and to contain
only II per cent of water.
IL
Lake Tanganyika in Africa offers
unique held Tor SCIENTIFIC exploration
This region, like Australia, is one OF
the few localities where animals still
live that have become extinct else
where, certain whelklike moIlusks of
this lake appearing to have been de-
rived from the ocean and to be linden
tical with fossil forms OF old Jurasslc
seas in Europe. This marine fauna
does not appear in Nyassa, Mwers,
Bangweolo or other lakes whose
animals are known. It may yet be
found, however. in Lakes Kiyu,
Albert Edward and Albert Nyanza,
which lie in the great depression
ending in the Dead Sea far to the
north, and this adds interest to the
for which the Royal Soci-
ely is seeking $4,000.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

Hysteria in cat, the animal be
coming paralyzed as result of the
intense emotion of the first catch OF a
mouse, is the unexpected case re-
ported by French authority, Fall
ing on the ground as he was carrying
his prey to the house, the cat was un-
able to move his headquarters for an
hour. Movement returning, he was
found to be blind, this condition per-
sisting for two hours, when the blind
ness suddenly vanished, and pussy
was himself again.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

Enbalming with poisonous
substances is an advantage claimed
in modern practice. A mixture of
40 grams of saltpeter, 40 grams of
potassium carbonate and | liter Of
glycerine is used by Moran. in Paris.
aud is injected into the aorta until
slight swelling becomes perceptible
on the surface. The corpse Of q
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

A great undertaking has just been
finished by British ornithologists,
after Is years of labor. 1t is com
plete catalogue Of birds, in ~ vol
umes by II eminent authors, and t
gives an account of 11,614 species,
which are divided in.o 2255 genera
and 124 families.
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14
The grihn11e.
DIRECTORY.

JUDICIAL OFFICER.
en-. C. L. BROwN...........Dis trl0 Judge
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

Electricity plays leading part in
a new process for seasoning wood.
The timber is immersed to rather
more than half its depth in tank of
liquid, and an electric current is APP
piled through natalie conductor,
The result being that the sap begins
to exude from the lower end of the
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

wood in four minutes and in six hours
is all extracted. An antlseptic solu-
ton is then forced into the pores by
an electric capillary method,
Morris tribune., 1899-01-14

The existence in Syria of fishes
having curiously abnormal eyes is
recorded by Saleem Makraius, OF
Cairo The are fishes with large pro
truding eyes, with one eye normal
and the other large and protruding,
with eyes half -protruding. with two
abnormal ewes unequal in size and
development, and with one eye nor
NAL and the other documentary.
These strange fishes are confined to
one short stream formed by springs
feeding the small Hasbany river.
Less than a hundred feet from the
stream are two caves, but only nor
NAL eyed fishes could be found in the
water adjacent. About one-fifth of
the fishes of this stream are affected.
The water is cold and tolerably clear,
shallow near one bank and deepening
toward the other to depth not ex-
ceeding seven feet in summer. No
kingfsher or other fish catchers were
seen in the vicinity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-23
HAIxEs MISSION BOOMING.
Rapid Progress Being Made at the
Gateway IN porcuptne District

Haines Mission Is experiencing a boom.
according to advtees received east night Oh
the faraliea Already Their. is a law
sast In progress fer the towxlssse between
Col. RlpsnSAi. the mere hans prince OF Chit
kat. ana Mr.. Lane. Lot jumping Is going
on at a lively gait.
IhFee new meat markets were started
within three days and many hundred tons
q freight have eeea landed. Mr.. Warrea,
the missionary. h haBalax q wharf ard
already has about twenty feet Of il piled.
Encouraging reports cohssaiis to come ia
from the new strikes. Wlafer aigEin2s
are bs!as operated extensively on NJ X .nsev
creek, the same system IN vogue IL, the
kion5ike being used.
About twenty men 90 oct over the tran
every day for the diggings. ans freighting
Is brisk
\ new towE has sprung III twenty-seven
miles up ne trail, which Will be known
ar Walker. re is bat short distance from
Pleasant Camp. where the Canadian E,o-
iiee hays station.
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Lie Saved By SWamp-Rcot.


Statistics prove shat mara r~sp1e are
brought II ire grave or diseases - tse
klda@ys aad hgaa9er than ~ AAy other
1ss@as-
For ulsgr years medical scfegea has
been trytssk to discover ~.sr~@ r$arssssv thAs
wcala positively Overcome these Seases~-
Gus troubles
hut not antff rwrentfy ass sha discovery
made. Tsctsr kilEaer. the eminent phS So
clan ard sss@nesst after years 81
stSity ane re.earva ard aftsr test en-
test that never varied fn Tire grand
Root. wEscsl kaS proven itsxsf 4 r1cst WON
6erfti cure ror al diseases % the Kidneys
and bladder
While swamp Rect has proven such q
remarkable success in c4ring kidney ard
bladder diseases. il has Arse geovs<s equal
y Invaluable In snv cure * bdaoi diseases
Rheumatism. liver and stomach trouoies
ard ia the regulation and cure az all uric
acid troubles
"a Axap-ftssat has been tested IN 30 many
wsy.. IA hospital work. in private pFac-
sice among IN. hrsptess too poor - par
chase resies and has proved 80 successful
In every case that special arrsans sr.ent
has been made by WHICH al readers Of tne
Observation-Disclosures who have not al
ready tried IL. may have sample tsettle
sent absolutely free by a1asl Also a
book telling more afsou. swamp Root
ard containing some q. the thousands ay-
GA thousands of testimonial letters rteess-
ed from men and woTnea " 30 oge thslr
good health In fact. their very lives, 70
the wonderful curative properties os
Swasnp~R Root BE sure ard mention the
Seattle Daily Post Intelligence when
sending ycUr address 20 DR.. kaln1er Co.
BlughaEatos. y. Y.
This great modern discovery IS for sale
a, most arug stores in ffty-oent and one
dollar sizes.
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hand In not friend II Biels. III. was IA
Seattle short tine ago or his way 10
New YORK frum Dawson and Told his Own
version Of East's operations
Il think" hs sad. that Rlei had 81
whea we reached Dawson. Cad. whose
coming had Keen hsras3ed, aas the
central attraction joe Cooper. the
rich saloon man. fell IN love
wtth her. There was niels opgor-
tunlty lie mad. E0ofs-r sellexe that Cad
would love hi.a IL h~ we.ild 20 into part
nership la a thsatsr On tais play he
caught Cooper fer slsssD with which Si-
mon tteater was leased Tie partner
ship did NOT lass long. because Cooper did
not like BIsi's met hssds OF business. lie
went out taking a ehattsl mortgage 20
secure has Sess.
ffsiei spent money like water. Nothing
vas too good for him. no wanted 20 De
the Exsgest MAT in Dawson He wanted
10 branch out Another man fsi! f. love
with Cad w.sc was working al the 13voii.
This was "a banker and IL raIght not be
Hsil for fa~ 70 give hlFn name. Well. ulei
proceeded 10 borrow fis.is9 from aIsn. This
money wsni into the Melbourne hotel.
was paying per cent par month inter
Get, spending money like 81 prince and
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BRITISH SUBJECTS
IN ATLIN DISTRICT
READY TO REBEL.
They Pledge Themselves To Resist
Even tn Rssc1.hea Any fsnrrs-
tica of Their Vested Rsghs. h,
tire Provincial Gcv~wnwwut

The uaaspgFy pryrvlfsee 81 Brsusa Cossza-
es4 : apparently ga destined 80 7eeozsse
essftsTgEtts2 Ia = CIV Wsr gToHtfE ea2f ~ ssa
discovery - s-ssS1 in ths Lake Aesta s1Sse7ssg
sEs9 iae aisexNs nagA~hanxsess aCstsn II the
S9Tersaszaeka: psficEa-s fr attempting 20 cor
HsT Il All for szsTzssesves rad Their 3ggeFssl~.
fhts - the tenor Of assvtess received from
Ssagsssy t@ss nsEhi BY tse steamer Farai-
lcn. Tae starting nwTs was aroughS oar
ffssfa the safeTesr VA ENetstssrv - ia a let
ter wsYtt~s ~ gehS Mgs'avtay Atm C1sy
esf ~~T~stsss1S % = %sagw8y nsesS Ssssser-
lss publication e8 toe following gsoga1ng
Aroused tfse greatest excitement In SasG
@ay, tnoAssa 40 IL tsISS # the Threatened
reteffD1 perS q
According 10 Mc<arthvs letter tne fsyst-
lsh and Canasasan ssgh5evt& tnx@taeT VITA
few Americans, w&e~sa Claims Sre su~lu8-
Al In Ire recently sEsyscsfss->~>l govern Fsss.at
FFSsEH8tt1ss Gf a nTp~fsEssss esszt altgsg he
we's shore 81 Lake Alta have banded tgs~
tire laS 3TNsss - their nlassd the Proposed
Forfeiture of iheaT mining eaatrss AMI Toun
loes 10 The government without raj ~
tAsAr rights 81 nEis'iel sssscpSs ~ snv De
sCTtRtSoa whatever.
a 3sStsitoa has aeesa prepared ard exsea-
ssNeiy, though s-eressy. circulated ana
signed. binding the ssspeTs % uSf. every
nassrss IN t;seir power 10 ,seesnt thetr prop
efzy, even hy rvsssrt 70 arms ami the shsSi-
ding af hunsas Blood.
The conspiracy OF the injured miners
petition felt INTO err aanTts 81 lsvratv tse~
c"FSier N.kscsar, a 10 reported IAe matter
io the god commissioner.
Mel ATtay s2yS that no ogen rcbei3loa IS
fesfe71 SFetae8D@ the sfa esyLsNt hy am
fiouncing with qulet sarcasm that ne en-
Slre ue&4s{arF tosce Of the government aEs
the ground consists az q constable four
mounted policemen. east dIuS Officer ard
a force - surveyors
In SksSHaF. where the facts are we'll
known resarIsn., the wholly uneNplAined
seizure oy the gcNernrne ut of british Cc-
lunbla Of this large area Of territory public
sentiment - practically unanimous ia up-
holding the zlGDnrs ~ tae petition Th.,
feSerS AiiDn Includes within SIS limits many
hundreds - the .nQSss valuable mining
claims u TIE district. rs @ess as the town-
site q Aim itself, and the attempt o! tne
British and tan5silan miners - enforce
respect uf What taey term thetf vested
rights n+StS Win me warm zu;lrsTa3 s4f
the Americans WHO have BEEN shut oar os
the same district by the Atlin allen eNelg-
son act
SEATTLE'S leading hotel, the Rainier.
Grand. Strictly first class American and
European plan.
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SEATTLE'S leading hotel, the Rainier.
Grand. Strictly first class. American and
European plan.
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hoping thai - wsati eons@ ecs all riaht
s. fhs snt. Bas TIE pace casssa net se
s~snrsn0~a - eNs 90 rzYsd sTsa S5s
fsans.an. arse Ssses s. soan1 70 80 c<cse
axasm."
Jaay snzi = PREDICTION. IL IL rag1n, has
erea psrts@d SAT- stesss sss@sats say
'ke@p y.sGr eye 90 Elsss bell make 1Cz-
81 fortunes Seeo~e taass eafr@ss bin
Hes the szrarfeSy rnaa THAI ever sirEsck
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The Pos,-Inseliigencer prints more Alas
ka news than any other newspaper. II
has unequa,ed facilities for getting all the
live news, having correspondents in every
mining camp and trading post IN the
north. Anyone having friends In Alaska
and wanting te keep posted on the Few
finds should subscribe Fer the Weekly
post-Tn teisigencer. Subscription price, post
raid to any part Of the United States or
Canada, 81 90 Per year; 50 cents Sex mon M
or Is cents for three montha
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men Of the two Lynn canal towns. In in
,sryieas which the Daily Alaskan made.
they all showed a loyal spirit ard were in
favor % still doing business OF tAe Amer
can side. Business would not he better
ed anu" they claimed, land xha conees-
sion nIsgnt be detrimental 10 the best In
terests OF the people
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Az irzpxarsArt r~sl estate sransssston was
osss@ea ~ ssa3aaw February - A piece
- efssss-s y~gw~~sy en- Hossy Street. ~gT-
s@sgfng 81 = H. @sxzc fSst- uaS zata by
CARES 5cs-Yssst 70 les Egth-ze f0r g 80.
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STEAMER Roealle FOR Alaska tonight