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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
THE BASEBALL SITUhHION
thinner in Philadelphia to Confer
With johnson.

PI"xe>-' Protective Association TO
Map Out Plan OF Procedure
Against the National Eeasue-Anx-
ions to Avoid War if Possible.
American Leagne's Head Retfcent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
New York cotton market.
O. Anx other Tomn

from Pack.)
Tcacher-Yes, children, Chicago is enc Of the
great cities Of the world but it once suffered a
terrible calamity. Can snyoHc tell what It was?
PUpii-Whv, Il was this here last eensas.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
Lust as Worfhx of BeIIef.
lFrom the Atlsnta JeurnaI.l

ttronl the Atlanta sou-nsi.)
President MeKiniey's- assurance that there is No
danger Of imperialism Is very much Ike the den
fists promises that it won't hurt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibfls & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stoek Exchange, l4ie F
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17

Northern Pacific. common. and St. Paul
were among the strongest stocks or the
railway list In the same way. the Fries
and Reading and other coal stocks we're
buoya1J and all reached TO nav high prices
The continued cold weather cannct but
hol1 peoples attention TO the Importance
of the coal deal which makes it possible
for the trust to charge whatever It sees lit
10 for incl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

A truss but he carries the Air
s1zsss Cushion Truss ali over she United
States Men. women and children
wear and ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else will Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady in attendance for
ladieS Office. parlors, waiting, and consultation
ROOMS on the same floor Catalogues free THE
RORICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1921
T St NV, I'd noor- mhl0-tfem
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
Chicago Grain and Prortsron ,ts-L.,

Corrected daily by " P HiBIS & Co mem
Gers OF the New York Stock Exchange, I1Is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17
What He wanted
From Tit-Bits.

(From Tit-Bits)
She-Take care. Alfred; that isn't the remedy
for seasiokness Don't you see the bottle Is marx
ed Poison
BE 6gr0anins)-That's the one [ want.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17

There was a big opening in the Stock
Market this morning, as had been ex-
pected from the strong close last Satur-
day and the excellent Improvement in
conditions both general and technical.
The entire railway list, with one or Two
exceptions, showed fine advances. ranging
from fraction TO two or three points
the grangeTs. the Southern securities. TIE
FaIderbiits. the GOulds. the Paeifes, and
the coalers all exhibiting marked buoy
aney- The Steel and Iron and some other
industrial securities were also strong
Federal Steel leading the steel group.
During the latter half of the first hour
there vas some recession on profit taking
quite naturally but the look OF the mar
ket was still reassuringIy steady and
strong and it seemed probable that the
advance would continue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17

The professionals who judge everything
by their Own somewhat narrow standards
have turned bdllish because they DO not
believe the leaders would waste so much
valuable bull ammunition, as the coal deals
aud others have been, on little fash in
the pan. They say that the big market
people when they contemplate bull cam
paign buy stocks heavily and then begin
10 let stories of their deals leak out when
they are ready for the advance IN price to
begin The fact thai there are still many
plans &c give 20 the public and that these
people are still buying stocks, say the pro-
fessionals- Is clear enough indication that
they do not yet E-ish TO feed out stocks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-17

The most careful brokerage houses
have come to the conclusion that Messrs
Morgan, Hill. Keene. ct al, do not intend
TO wait for the end of the year to begin
the boom The only conditions inimiaaI
to bull market in December are the fear
Of tight money and the public prejudice
against buying in that month. If the lead
ers wish boom, however, neither OF
these conditions need have any weight
with them They can control the money
market largely. as is shown by Saturdays
bank statement and by the continued
ease Of lower rates Also by beginning an
upward movement as they have done this
month they can overcome any public soru-
pies and quickly turn both public and pro-
fessionais to the bull side. The hand OF
these gentlemen is so plainly indicated
IN the market OF the past week that some
Of the cleverest people IN the Street he
HeTe the big boom is On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
PROPERTY MAY BE LOST.
1t Can be Sold ifTaxcs for 1895 arr.
Not P;lj 80

1t Can BIC Sold ifTaxcs for 1895 arc
Not Paid.
2 1t is important tina t each and eve--..
property owner examine his tax rec:!! T..
If owners OF property have not paid lhe;
taxes for tine year OF 1S9S, and DO not "a.
within the next eight days, their propert.
will be sold without further nolce t,
them.
Heretofore the state has been purchaser
OF delinquent property, as tax-titles; wer-
not in good rerUte with I'rlya te inti iduals
Now, however, sinors the co lrts have ul,s
held the validity of such titles, private in
viduals have bought and are ready t.
buy such titles.
Under the>new law, when one buys from
the state notice must be given to the
owner (and to the beneficiary or trustee.
II there be i l:en), and he has tour mont:
in which. to redeem his property
Tne cd law. under. watch TIE sales TO
1855 will take place, REQUIRES no not;c:
from the purchaser to the owner. nor T.
anyone else.
The sales will take place on TilurSday
morning, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
The list of delinquents Is posted in thu
CITY Hall.
City Treasurer Phillips will gladly gfvs
any and all info-ma ton desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
UNNATURAL HUNGER
a Sure sign II: hidden Dys2c,,si:

\ Sure. Sign If Hidden Dyspepsia.
ut was necessary to eat dinner at II
o'clock" Gays Mrs. c. F. Gilman, nSl
Preston Street, Rockford, Ill,) lin order
to have. strength to prepare the noon
day meal for the family.
While 1 was drinking coffee ] felt 50
faint at IL o'clock that l was unable to
proceed with the work unless had
lunch. If missed the II O'Clock meal.
1 was attacked with a severe sick head
ache.
MY complexion at that time was a
sight, great blotches appearing on my
face, and I was SO nervous could
sleep but a few minutes at time, and
would wake in the morning more tired
than when 1 went to bed.
7t"Our grocer called my attention one
day to Postum Cereal Coffee. This was
about three years ago. Immediately
quit the use of coffee and took up Pos
tum, having it prepared properly. The
change produced a remarkable result. IN
a. week or two was able to leave off the
II O'Clock lunch and take my dinner in
the regular way with the rest Of the
family. My blotchy complexion disap-
peared and natural complexion took
its place Now I can so from morning
until night without a meal, II 1 desire.
and no headache or Inconvenience qf any
kind appears. I sleep sound as a baby,
and my kidney trouble, which was more
than serious, has entirely disappeared
"a lady friend was recomme nded to try
Postum, and short time after.s2to:d
me she was disguised with II, Tor II had
no taste. asked her If she Boiled
it carefully fifteen minutes af ft'e1.
real bubbling commenced. She said 70.
and In reply to another ques ton: said
she used only one heaping teaspoonful to
the cup. I explained to her that she.
must use two 4,eaping teaspoons to the
Cup and letsi 1t boil long enough The
next time I saw her she said she used 20
Postum. regularly and liked 1t It very much
indeed. and that 4 It had mad q !. great.
change in her health ard the health Of
one sor two members Of #l,er fam NIL
S. t seems plain. from this $, psrlms =, !.
.cnffees IS anIactual suoisen to any human
being, and sets all sorts Of diseases.
The remedy is plain enough.to p pan
the cotfee and use Postum Foo q Conee,;
which is sold by III grocers Ct y and g
cents Q paekAgs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Sons OF Confederate Veterans.

There was a weil-attended meeting OF
the Sons Of Veterans last night. Com
mander John A. Lamb presided. Thert
was the usual amount Of routi:.e business
attended to.
General OrderEstNo. 5 from the 5Div:sio:s
Comma nder OF Virginia. making appoint
n,ents on his st1ff. was received. Com
rades southIard read a paper Oh the cam
paign of General Lee against Pope The
paper was an able one and was enthusfas
ticallye received.
t, have addressed the camp on February
cSth, was unable to 90 SO on account of.
tn, pressn-eSof public S. 2 d.
dress the camp on next Monday night on
the DUTY of the sons of Veterans
The friends of the camp and the public
are invited to attend. All who nlay at
tend are promised a rare treat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
SENATOR sPg0NER'S BILL

: : 4
Reported Favorably Ivy Senate COM -sl'E-:
- az, s!>',t, ii>.sire"ss:-
WASHINGTON. March 5-- The senate
COMMITTEES on the philippines dee.dsu ~
day TO report The bill sn.roo = s. =
senator spooner Of Wisconsin Tor con on,
trolling the Philippine - !. 49,
SmIttees MADE the report TO the Senate.
me Kill issas- follows:
5sa.,That when insurrectton agalns. 80
sovereignty and authority OF the nesu
states an the pnt,tpp ne = s.srs..
rom Spain by the treaty concspded se
parts on he tenth day Q { 5Dccen1osr
lsys shall have pc en- } cor psele, ". sup-
pressed by the military and navel forces
n s., - ,5..I tes i. niiiltry e VII
ana judicial powaran see sa-v3 "a soye q
S,ns said Islands shall. 3otherwtSa 1eovtos0
ny Congress-, % svsssed N such 1ssso1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

for by our medical officers. Goodwin cap
tured a number of armed insurgents GEM,
eighteen Spanish prisoners. thirty fi ne.
and Considerable ammunition ana pr.
perty.sParticulars of minor eng LIZ.
of other columns not.reported- ...t
5Caceres was found prasticalis -,
Troops are being sent TO othes W. poin "a
Sorsogon. Nary rendered most va s.l1s
aid in Landing troops and supplies,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
MESSAGE FROM OTIS
Giving account OF Recent Operations
2i,,sst nc Philippines. IS

In the philippines.
tWAsHINGTON, March General
Otis has cabled the following account OF
recent military operations in Luzon:
s. Manila, March 5.-Bates, with two bat
Etatlions Of the Fortteth and F'crty-fifth
regiments and detachments of artillery,
engineers and signal corps. total 2 200
men. landed troops 8 on the southeast,
northwest, and southern coasts of San
Miguel bay, Camarines province, to move
on Nueyas caceress in three columns. The
only strong opposition was encountered
by G edwin ard the battalion Of his resis
.ment5 tfLibaranan.sn nor Invest OF Nueva
,Caceres. G odwin' loss was Adjutant'
,Gallehes. died otswounds :; three enlisted
men severely and Ave slightly wounded
The enemy LETT stxty-tour dead on The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
Il People OnIy Knew This Truth.

S5 Ill health and happiness are dendiyT:
foes. and i'll health IS always the VICTOR.
unless happiness is reinforced oy cox
tSrect medical skill. Or. Greene, the
eminent specialist, derstands pette.
. give to alleviate the seemingly hopeless
q condition Of nervous WEAKNESS. Ie tha
Sity. disease and exhaustion; He rs 1Hs
= discoyererl Of tho famous Dr.: GEeenes
9 Nervura, as well as many other VOL
5 derful remedies and his ADVICE Is .
sure help: A wonderful WORK x, OF s su1y :
has DR.. Greene carried on 10. many a
}iyears. building up health when en-, mas as ]
: broken down, and warding on cyl I y <
: the best known physician in the Worlo a J
z to-day. and he may be consuiteo ,lte 81
Z his office. IS ". 18th Street. New 1orh
u City. Every person. man o.. w SLnn;c
= who is ill with any nervous OF cnTonT, s
: disease. should understand ina. "
( Greene'ss advice is tho surest way to
1recovery, and that his advice IS iree.
! Tell or write your troubles conho I's1' (
4 TALLY to DR.. Greene. AAAAAAA<
%|1f1VVvvNIYrV7YvNv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

and persons. and snail De exercised IN
such MARINER as the President OF the
United states snail direct for maintain
Ing ana protecting inhabitants OF the
said islands in the said enjoyment Of
their liberty, property and religion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06
uco..worlscrs. Convention

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. March 80
The annual convention OF the Amaga-3
mated Vyood-yorkers Union OF America
was opened here to-day, and will cons
tinue unit! the l2th. There is a large
attendance. samue! Gompers. president
of the American Federation of Lahor,t
made the principal address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

The House was called to order by
Speaker Saunders at 11:2o o'clock.
The vote was taken on the ap2ropria-
ton bill, as soon as the calendar was
taken up. and 1t was passed. The House
then passed a great number OF private
pension bills.
MIR Pitcher moved to amend all the
private pension bills, SO that the amount
be raised from SIS to $50
Messrs. Baker and Hunley wanted this
TO apply to all soldiers now on the pen-
sion list. Mr.. Pitchers amendment was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

For the relief of John C.2Ha!l, ex-treas-
urer OF. Franklin County, to give h m and
his former deputies power of levy and
distress to collect certain uncollected tax
tickets now in his possession. and for
Which The has accounted to the proper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

Noes-Esgleston, Flood, Jerries. john
stoa, Lyle, Morris, opie, Sands, Twler-s.
The hin i'm relation to sealer of
Weights and Measures for Richmond was
reported by Delegate Kelley. 1t was re-
1ected by the Senate
rs The bill to relieve the Mayo Bridge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06

To amend and re-enact an act entitled
an act to amend and re-enlct section s5S6
Should be $3.50 of the Code of Virgin a,
in relation to killing trees near highways.
injuring bridges, obstructing roads. and
riding or driving animals or vehicles on
sidewalks, &C.; how punished. approved
March 8, 1885. 10
To provide for the appointment Of har-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-06


Mr.. Boaz. The motion of Mr.. Jennings
was lost
A recess was taken at 11:15 for fifteen
minutes, in order to allow the Senate to
elect the electoral boards for the several
counties and cites of the State.
The chair was resumed at II 80 o'clock.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the
joint resolution electing the electoral
boards of the counties and cities of the
State, and it was agreed to by the House.
The House at u O'Clock adjourned to
meet to-day at - O'clock NJ.
SENATE BILLS Passed.
To amend and re-enact sections 80 and
90 to provide for the assessment of taxes
on persons. property and incomes. and OF
licenses to transact business, and Imposing
taxes thereon for the support of the gov
eminent and public free schools, and to
pay the interest on the public debt, and
prescribing the mode Of obtaining licenses
to sell wine ardent sspi.its. malt liquors.,
or any mixture thereof, in cases where a
court certificate is required ~
Authorizing cities and towns to make
city and town .levies. s 3
Provide for the settlement with West
Virginia of the proportion of the public
debt Of the original State of Virginia
sproperty2 to be borne by West Virginia.
and for The due prot the Common
wealth OF Virginia in the premises.
To amend sections 5, s and q Of the char
ter Of the Piedmont Lumber and Ware
house Company. approved February;Sg1o
1900. s5l f54t;s 5siSs
TO amend and re-enact the 9th section
OF ansact entitled an act to incorporate
the Mineral Development Company p-s
proved May %. 1SS7, as amended by an
act approved March 4. 1880. % s.
q, AuthoHAnx and directing ths Es0uys OK
Daily camera., 1900-09-15
BOULDER BURGLARS.

Burglars entered the home of the three
Hardy brothers. the expressmen, last
night They live at $50 Grand avenue,
with their mother. who had as guest Miss
Mamie Grimsley of Jacksonville, Ill.
Fred Hardy returned at II o'clock and
found both the rear and front door open.
His brother James slept down stairs, the
others up stairs. Fred's trunk was ran.
sacked in James room while the somno-
lent James slept on. Ten dollars was
taken from it. Miss Grimsley lost $35 in
currency and pair of cuff buttons are
missing. Mrs Hardy's purse was emptied
of its contents of IS cents and purse and
money thrown on the floor. Household
goods and trousers pockets were ram
sacked, but nothing save the above is
missing.
Daily camera., 1900-09-15
SheFlMs Sale.

Sherif-s Sale.
By virtue of a certain writ of execution &c.
issued out Of tho clerks Office of the County
Court of Boulder County and State Of Colorado:
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the sum of two thousand. three and
eighty three one-hundredths dollars, (Na,O03, :
83-l0O) and costs of suit, the amount Of certain
judgment recently obtained againt The Enter.
prise Miuing, Milling and Reduction Company,
. corporation, in favor of n. j. Mullen, out Of
the lands, tenements, goods and chattels of the
said The Enterprise Mining, Milling and Be.
duction Company, corporation, have lsvied
on the following property, to-wit:
AL the right, title and interest OF the defend.
ant company in and to one hundred and fifty
tons, (more or less) OF crushed ore in the ore
bins Of the mill of the EldOra Mining, Milling
and Power Company, five hundred and fifty tons,
(more or less) of ore near the said above de.
scribed mill in the town of Eldora, County and
State rs above. -...
Therefore, according to said Command, shall
expose for sale, at public auction, al the right
title and interest Of the above named The Enter
prise Mining, Milling and Reduction Company,
a corporation, in and to the above described
property, on Saturday the 22nd day Of septem-
ber, 1900, at O'Clock NJ, at tha mill Of The
Eldora Mining, Milling and Power Company, in
the town of Eldora, Boulder County, Colorado
1900.
TT SIPPLE,
Sheriff of Boulder County.
EsTEB l. WOLFF, Attorneys.
First Pub. Sept. 12-last Pub. Sept. q, leO.
Daily camera., 1900-09-15
STUDENTS WERE HAZED.
Rule of tho Faculty Glesfully Violated
Last Night,

Rule of tho Faculty Glesfully Violated
Last Night.
Two hundred university students were
out last night. They called at houses
where freshmen lived, OF places where
they were stopping or could be found
during the evening and compelled the
newcomers to scramble between the legs
of the older college men. while liberal
spanking was given th m.
1t was great fun for the older college
men and the freshmen have uttered no
complaint. Whether this will be con
strued to be hazing remains to be seen.
Thr faculty have adopted strict order
on the subject and the matter is now up
to Prexi Baker. Will he suspend 200
students? Does the offense come within
the rule against haz'ng, punishment for
which is suspension?
Daily camera., 1900-09-15
THE GREAT STRIKE.
Far Reaching Conreque"ce Of the Big
Coal Strike

Far Reaching Conreque"ce OF the Big
Coal Strike
Number of men in anthracite
mines 10000
Number belonging 10 unions I34,Ioo
Number that may 60 out 10000
Number of persons deprived OF
incore 100000
Union funds on hand 100000
Average daily wages received by
miners sI.35
Average wages Of day men 90
Daily loss in wages Sl66.80o
Area of coal fields, in squire
miles 40
Average annual production
tons $500 1000
The foregoing figures as to the mum
Der of men involved in the strike and
the wages received were furnished by
members of the executive board of the
United Mine Workers of America. &
Daily camera., 1900-09-15


Notice y n~rshk 0ivsgehat 4ehs 0p.srAl
El~ota. e. - ssn1v6 ~ sss ssxtsfsbs a.
November. 4. u l0oo, there viii b. Sub.
nst'sa ~ eA~ NsAi.asa Electors 81 shs
>ta's Of 4" orAa" the 0asst,". of me d.
i~x the Co".t tptssa Of sata 1t .ts.
The Authority Tor Submttting such Gees
tioa b E0snd u senate hli No 1 which
~ iae~el - aad Riga -. following, v'x
. AN ACT
To 6uBMT TO tn QuALlyInD EL1cToas on TIE
SfAT1 ~ CoLoRApo Al AnlMDkanf 10 8no-
T1oa TtotD % AlE1c1D NInsrklH fxlX.) OF
TIL ooNsfIrp1IoA OF ras SrArs oS CoLo.
I4no.s
Be- It so4cted By the General Assembly Of the
Nats ofC0loiado:
snor10. !. That ther. shall be submitted to
The next general election for members Of the
Gensrel Assembly, Tor their approval or rejec
tion, thS following anendmsnts to the cousti-
~ & o Il sSo.s so.e se:n
na1asls: Sectiea 4 OF srtiels XIX. Of ths oonsti
tutioR Of the Stats VI Colorado shall b 70
SDo Z Any amendment or amendments to
this constitutioo may be proposed in either
house OF the General Assembly. and II the same
shall b. voted for BY two-thirds Of al tho Nom.
bers elected to each house, such prOpOsed
amendment OF ansndments. tossther with tine
ayes and noes Of each house thereon, shau he
entered In full on their respective journals; the
prcpOeed amendment or amendments shall be
pubiished with the Laws Of that session OF the
General Assembly, and the secretary of State
shall also cause The said ameadms or anend.
meats TO b published in ful1'ip not moro than
ons Newspaper Of general circulation in each
county. for four consecutive weeks previous "a
tbs next general election for members to the
General Assembly; and at said election ths said
to the qualified electors Of the State for their
APPROVAL or retoektO0, and such as are approved
By . majority Ut those voting thereon shall BE-
come part Of this constitution.
Provided, That il moro than ono amendment
be submitted ct any general election, each Of
ly, and votes thereon cast shall b separately
counted the same as though but ono amendment
was Submitted. But the General Assembly shall
hsva no power to propose amendments TO mors
than six articles Of this constitution at the same
sossion.
H1o. !. Each slsctor votans II sad elsctior
and desirous Of voting for or against said
amendment, 81 all deposit in the ballot box hii
ticket wherson shall b printed the words "Fol
the Amendment'' and Asainst the Amendment'
opposite one or the othsr Of said groups Of words
HDC. 3. The votes for tho adoption or rejec
tion Of said amsndmsut shall b csnyasssd anc
tho result determined by the laws Of the Stat'
for the canvAss for representatives in Congress
Approved February l6th, A. d 1883.
hand and ana1sd The great seal Of the State o
Colorado, at the City Of Denver. this 10Th day o
July, A. D. 1900.
ELMER +. BECKWITH,
(slAL) Secretary Of State.
Daily camera., 1900-09-15
A LARGE ESTATE.
VaIuo of M. G. Smiths Real Estate IN and
Near Boulder,

Valuc Of M. G.. Smiths Rosl Estate IN and
Near Boulder.
John L. Church. J. c Hankins and
James Cowie, appraisers appointed by
Judge Atwood to appraise the value Of
the real property of Marinus G. Smith,
an insane person, have reported TO the
court. Most Of Mr. Smiths property lies
on University hill and the acreage is
large, when added to the home property
and adjacent lands along Boulder creek.
The committee devoted five days to this
work and report the value of the land at
S64.245. The property is assessed at
S8,24o, basis of tr,fe over II per
cent. There is wide difference here
between the estimate of the county
assessor and the courts appraisers.