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prono.e., PhIllpplne. T.rln.

Washington, Oct. 31.-Dlspatches
from Manila announcing the determln1
alton to submit the proposed new
Philippine tariff for consideration BY
the War Department here, to be prot
mulgated, are confirmed. The tarili
was prepared by board Of army offi[
GERS connected with the customs sen
vice in the Philippines. While It waf
under consideration all complaints COZ
cerning It and suggestions Of those ~
terested were forwarded to the boarf
Afterward 1t was sent to the Taft conf
mission, in whose hands 1t has beg
for some time. L.
The tariff is now to be sent to tfe
War Department and will be public - y
all interested for sixty days. durifs
which the department Will endeavor IT,
ascertain the views Of persons In tHis
country as to any changes needda'
1t will be reviewed by the coa.
and proclaimed by the WIZ
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1.nd.oune succeed. Salisbury.

London, Oct. 31.-The Telegraph tlps
morning makes an important
nounce, saying:
ave understand that Lord Salisbury
has, after mature deliberation, decidfu
to resign his office Of secretary Of state
for foreign affairs, remaining, howevdl,
Mt the head of the government ns pri1fe
minister. In arriving at this conclusi9i,
the noble marquis has, we believe, fS,,'
lowed the counsel of his trusted meg
cal advisers, though We are glad y
know that his health gives no caufe
whatever for anxiety. The successpl
of Lord Salisbury Mt the foreign otfife
will be the Marquis Of Lansdowne.
There is little doubt that the TelF
graphs Information is correct. The aP
pointment OF Lord Lansdowne, whoae
control OF the war office has been 81
severely condemned, Will probably
cause some dissatisfaction.
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neseand Eleven E.eeat,ons.

Pekin, Oct. 31.-At a meeting Of the
ministers Of ten powers 1t was unani-
moualy decided to demand the execu-
tion OF Prince Tuan and four other
Manchu princes, one duke and three
ministers, q total Of nine named for
punishment In the edict Of September
25th, besides Governor Shansi and
General Tung Fuhsiang, eleven in all.
This compromises most of the highest
ofacials, who were the leading spirits
Of the massacres and richly deserve
their probable fate. There are many
other guilty officers. but none more
ferocious and influential.
The execution of these eleven will do
substantial justice and remove the
worst obstacle to satisfactory treaty
and a permanent peace. These men
would prove constant menace to fu-.
ture good government and amicable
foreign relations.
North Park union., 1900-11-09
fr.f~r Dennark.s Rale.

81. Thomas, d. W. l., Oct. Stat an
extraordinary meeting of the colonial
council. Danish West Indies, Monday.
the vice chairman denounced the state
ments made by A. ]. Blackwood, Unit
ed States consul at st. Croix. In an In
terview In New York. October g. In
which Mr.. Blackwood was quoted as
saying the sentiment Of the people Of
tbs the Danish West Indies b strongly
In favor OF annexation.
A resolution was adopted to cable
King Christian Of Denmark submis-
sIvely expressing ''the wish Of the In.
habifants to continue under the Danish
crown" nnd expressing the belief that
annexation to the United States would
BE- against the wishes Of the majority
Of the inhabitants. e9 sl-
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rA. E.rthau... ). c.ne,....

Caracas. Venezuela, Oct B1.-Yester-
days earthquake destroyed the town
of Guarenns. resulting In the loss Of
twenty-five lives.
Nearly the entire population of Car
ncas passed last night In the streets
or squares of the city. Slight trelnors,
following the severe shocks, have re-
Cured at varying intervals and still
continue.
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How Much 1. water.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-The Times-Herald
says: There is to be consolidation of
Armour 4 Go. Of Chicago and the AT
mour Packing Company Of Kansas
CITY, and an increase In the capital Of
Iae M Cnicago corporation from 100000
wv 10 $3o'OO0,O00 The plan Will be
carried out within week
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Upton PORK Corner.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Trndrrs in the pro-
vision pit on the board of trade are
anxiously waiting to see what sort of a
wind-up tomorrow will bring to the
October pork corner Of the Upton Pro-
vision Company. The belief Is general
ly held In the pit that Lipton will put
the price up to $40 a barrel ON the last
day Of the deal.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

1OtAl. l,OOt, ,OlO OJ$rOfO
The Alaskan figures are derived from
partial data only, and all returns for
Alaska and for certain military organ
izations stationed abroad, principally IN
the Philippines, hnve not yet been re-
ceived.
The director of the esasus, In an
nouncing the population Of the United
States, made the following statement:
"The figures of the population are
the result Of a careful computation by
means Of the latest tabulating ma
chimes. Bulletins will be issued shortly
for the various minor civil divisions In
the different states and territories as
fast as possible. The entire number, 1t
Is hoped, will be ready for the public
use before the first of January.
1.-THE early completion Of the tabula-
ton Of the population Of the states en-
ables the census office to submit the
figures to Congress as soon as 1t con-
venes In December, thus giving that
body the information necessary to dis
pose of the question of the reapportion-
ment Of representatives at the coming
session. All the field work of the
twelfth census. SO far MS 1t relates to
the collection Of data relating to popu-
lation agriculture, vitnl statistics and
manufactures. Is now complete.
ut is the aim to push the tabula-
ton Of the returns 80 MS to give the
coMpse.- -annrts To the ns,hlie ~
cordance with the law, which requires
that they shall be issued July /. 1902
1.-THE cost of the administration
Of the census bureau to date, including
expense incident to the preliminary
work, is $6,361 ,00l, Of which over
$4,000,O00 has been expended for su-
pervision and enumeration.
1.-THE bulletins thus far issued have
been given to the public almost n year
in advance Of those given out during
the last census"
North Park union., 1900-11-09

!, Ths police Of Cincinnad state that
ssAsss are two lovsrs In that city who
lAAye bsen engaged to be married for
tAs last Aftssa years. This postpone
Fnsat of the fAtsful plunge, however.
u NOT due 10 the prospective BRIDE
lGFooa being lassard in love; still
eess b Il dus TO the bride proving un-
1nly eny. TAs simple explanation h
lGAAt - time has occurred during the
ta1ovs psriod when they were both out
at pe3eoa II The same time.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

, Berlin last year for the Arst tins
sesis4srsd ovsr 1.ooo. 900 stranssrs who
1aa visitsd the city. Vienna. which
1nsnssly had more visitors than Bsr-
m, counted only = few over 100000
n 1eoo. and Was surpassed By Munich
with oe.ooo. Dresden had over half
. nillion visitors; Hamburg. Lslpsig
and xufien each about 100000. and
Stuttgart, Basel and Dusseldorf eash
ow6 i quarter Of . million.
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n Aas frequsntly bssn statsd that
nefs Louis BothA, the wife Of tie
1oes esnssal. is-a descendant oe
Hnhsrt Ennst. the Irish patriot This
- nistaks. shs u . dsscsndant Of
uaAst's elder brother. Thomas Ad-
s1is Emnst, who was one Of the
UAitsd IrisA Directory In 11ss. and was
vanisAsd By the sovernmsnt BY con-
;1aensat In Fort George for three
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Z The BODY Of Lieut. Fred n. Bsecher
q 0sa. Forsyth's scouts. which was
buried on Bsechsr Island In the Ark
ere riesr. Colorado. - years ago. has
heen recovered. and will Be SAINT to
Dsooklyn. Young Bsecher. who was
Z nephew of Henry Ward Beechsr. fell
IN . Aght With the Cheyennes under
2oman Noss. Gen. Forsythe. Lisut.
DsseAeE aAd ~ men were surrounded
~ uoariy 1000 Indians. Two men.
CHARLES Christy and Fletcher vilotts.
~ through the Indian llnsa and event
ually brought relief. Soon afterward
sAsv Wsrs detailed on the squad to bury
1ssa4 Bssphsr. Both men were 1t the
feoaat uAvslline Of . monument on
DeeeAsf Island. and It vas through
tAem that tho long lost grave vas To-
satsd and the BODY rscovsred b. the
sslasivsa. l-issis q
North Park union., 1900-11-09

a vliwssallst aisasesr IN 1fAd1s-
leS1, n. T.. In order to b allowed 70
ny ~ eornsrstons OF his psopleis
nsv hoass of vorship. win have 70
1ean The NAson's union. Rev. Mr..
unsry b no nason. bat hs win Day
~ foe the privilege OF holding .
exuwsl IN his hand for Aftsen minutes
,cr l6ss. 0thsrwiss, there might 1oi-
low . strike. or boycott.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

! ~ rspststion Of the mosquito.
NAish vas nsvsr Of he best. ID being
1es1 70 aArsds b. the scientists thsss
,1AyM TAs inssct has bssn proved to
~ 80, u not the sole. means Of spread
enS Malaria: a1d nov II has bssn dis
eoveged tAAt elsphantiasis, hidsously
1sopenins dissass ot the tropics. u due
10 Tie action Of . very minute worm
which enters the body through the
nssQuito's proboscis while the In
oset b suekinS IT. victim's blood.
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Cye,e.s Nsar wbshfs..

WIehita, Kan. Oct. 80.-At 10 O'Clock
|tast night I Cyclone struck some farm
buiIdineS In Gypsum township ten
lk1lAe tfpn WiehitA. John 3. Moor. .
\ S1Alanee.s W~s kIlled, and his bspther
x5ee1y MJes1d. q
North Park union., 1900-11-09

Bstwssn Formosa and the coast Of
China lies In . group OF twenty-ons is-
lands. intsrsperssd with innumerAbls
rssfs and lsdses, which are called the
fesoedores islands. According 70 The
tnvest1ntious ce . japanese gsologist.
tAeDe islands have suffered in . re-
3axA1bls mAnner from the northwest
WiA11. which blow with savags vio-
ls1se there daring nine months of the
ysar. Ths original ara of the islands
Aas hesn greatly reduced BY erosion.
anA thsir surfaces arc barron and DESC
lsts. % that the vind-whipped group
fprms - quasi-desert amidst the green
1s1A1d world Of northeastsrn Asia
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= nv Jsssg assAie ~ N ~
0nDei0 ltsra4arS ssaf to kIn by The
epnutxe, osganisatiens and ttn eon-
sI1lEp1 saSsa1b. 1As was1lng eontaassl
r tkSe. -. lAaxlx halena nnk ..S----...- :.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

A - Dealauea 4 aasopat1sn Afe
4 sin 6n1y sf1oro ell1 at1sst ~ .
- aehssssras tAw eeposs
North Park union., 1900-11-09

- vssdihs prassat oe ths emperor
~ AAD9eGe afs Rsaeta r.. tAQ AaH
Q61a 1sgvte4sn = uesAangs enA tiara
- 6fa1nanle ~ e0sselAs val1s4 e
North Park union., 1900-11-09

ccneDo = -I1lDe = ns1opgg-s n
ss ~ ~ 81 nad an b hlaekss
- teesEo II sAMe. People an oftsa
l6e1essd y 70 tAeir tue intsrssta
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Ssl iIIE g = 9 rnstu1nD9a .
lD - Sak DAsss = ~ was,d sps
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& ~ ) ssIss1s ~ 6ss1lv IN
= ~ te iagesaA = = ss1esear.
North Park union., 1900-11-09

4 nsv. Charles n. Sheldon has ~
tnsnsd fron Britain and vim make his
Aas1Q1ArtsTs II Boston for season.
~ church IN Topeka soms time ago
llxpntsd him eight sonths' leave of ab-
N6asA His new story viii deal with
~ ssgvnnt siri prusasn. and tAoss
VAo Anso rssd Tie opelius chaptsrs
unpancs Il eqsal 70 ''fn His stspa~
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faS y y y - ss : -
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r ~ Is ~ sald 70 Aavs sivsa
\! Ii - 49, n u s11r Hespss Whla
!, ID pa felrS s4A
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y efsik lastit titati6aafl ehur6h. nod
- A1tsr u flnous Metropolitan
4k&Sxnacie cf New York. y planned
- ~ yestAodasts e1 Chicago, u . ~
a21nf tiVS1at - - paidsti6ns.
i |sssaIts WaS Te6satiy esasbratsd IN
3 11a - 6e4hodox -dlamoud we'd
4 4 q 4 Z, "a ennnubsal partnsfship
u - 1eax6 1he nopagsaayian bride
/ ~ :6la6cot canke AAxta1s bridegroom
~ ~ wenttAy psopls. Herr Muller
7 I ! pehsoss saastsr.
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CdHImlrO, CuA ana ChArnilNnO were en-
tirely destroyed. An islct at the mouth
Of the Neveri river has disappeared. At
Tacarigua, Brochico and Curicpc the
damage done was considerable. There
are many dead and injured. Rilroad
and telephone service between Cara
marc and Rio Chico Is interrupted.
The United States attorney general
has given an opinion to the secretary
or war that state authorities have no
le9al right to enter military reserva-
lions Of the United States over which
exclusive Jurisdiction has been cedeti
by the state wherein the same is To-
Gated, for the purpose of serving pro-
cess, either civil or criminal, unless the
state In cetling such reservations ne
served to itself that right
The Russian government for a sec
ond time within two months. has i'm
poesd q special tax for the benefit Of
the Red Gross society. The 'hrst was
Q tax Of from to 10 roubles upon H.
cense8 to travel abroad, according to
the length OF, time for which the IL
cense was granted: and now railway
tickets arc taxed 8 kopecks when the
fare - roubles or upwards. 1t Il es-
tlMated that the ticket tax win Yield
&11h000 yearly and that on .llcenses
500 Oea The Cxarina originated the
idea..
While the perscnnel Of the syndicate
formed to build the new defender Of
the Americas cup Ia still withheld, the
syndicate II complete. No difIiculty
was found In obtaining the amount Of
money necessary to build, equip and
maintain the yacht and very few OBJ
stac3es AZ say charlctef. have been en-
countered up to this time Vice Com
mc6oFu Au&ust Belmont and Mr. Cor
x11tns NAndexbIl4 win be amonx the
lSSa5SaJa inSmbesy and tn others Win
hSs1ll ytoallnsatT II II y1ehting
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Entries Mt Aqueduct.

AQuEDUCr, Nov. 4.-Entries for tonorrow's
races.
First race-For three year-olds and upward; sell
ing: about seven f,irlongs.-Island Prince, 1I3;
olea, 100; Miss Mitchell. los; Templar. los; Belle
of Orleans. III; Rinado, The Chamberlain, 100;
Miss Hanover 100; Flaxspinner Ill; Decimal. IS;
Excelsis, 1903; Harry Mccain, lO6; Midnight
Chimes. i03; Alex, los; Huiz;opochtle, IFS; But
foon. los: Balkan. l13; Oliver Nc, los.
Secord racc-For maiden two-yelr-Oids: five fur
longs.-Automaton. Carnelisn. 10; Iniaiibe.
OrieLta. Helen O'C., 100; Lone Fisherman. l12;
velasqrez. Tour, AIS Well. Donna ienrie,.a
100; Isaac Hopper, Hand Vice, III.
Third race-For three'year- rods and upward;
selling; one and ons-sixteenth miles-Trillo. 10;
Oiea. "a West Baden, %; Lancewood. 95; Brisk.
100; Miss Hanover, %; Rddford, l03; Sir Florian,
Jos. -
Fourth race-For all ages; handicap; one mile
and seventy yards.-McMeekin. 122: Klmara 100;
First Whip. 1Gs; Pctente. 1G5; Alsike, 81; Pres
tidigitator. 95; Annoy, 90; Beau ormonde, 9G;
TIE Golden Prince, 90; Queen Carnival, I'm
slightly, Sc
Fifth racc-For two-ytarolds; selling; five and
one half furlongs.-iorkshire Boy, ln2; Lone Fish
erman, 10i; Tenario. Dr0gheda LOG; Anmosity,
100; Talcose. l06; Cherries, lGj; Quite Right. 81;
About, %; The Puritan, li2; Queen Carnival,
Lady Padtcn. 81.
Sixth rJce-For three ear.o,ds; one mile and
seventy yards.-Rochtster, 90; Water Cure, ZIG;
The Amazon, Prestidigitator. Iroquois Belle, los;
Magic L;Eht 90; Fairy Tale. 9J; King Bramble.
Ill; Randy. 30: Carbunoe. Kamara los; Ratiord
JOG; Philippines, 90; First WHIP ZIG.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05
FAST WORK At BENNING
Running Horses in Training Show
Unexpected Speed.
Evidence That Recent Experiments
Have Greatly Improved the Track
Stables Arriving This Week to
Take Part In the Fell Meeting.

Everything is now in readiness for the
first day of the fall meeting of the Wash
ingtcn Jockey Club at the Benning track
and were the gong to sound today for
the first race everything would be found
up to the notch. The opening is yet two
weeks distant, the card beg ming Noyem-
Der II. and all indications point to the
most successful meeting in the history of
the organization.
The track even now Is in splendid
shape, and Judging from the fast trials
of horses getting their work for events
to come, either the track must be f. er
than ever CT the horses must be showing
better performances than they have here
tofore. Several of the horses now being
prepared are showing remarkable i'm
provement, and II looks go fer anyth ng
Speednas ought to give a good account
of herself, as she is looking and dciIg
better than ever
A good two-year-old that is likely to
be heard from is Tasker, and if he runs
up to the form he showed in recent race )
at Fort Erie 1t will take very good one
to beat him. He is owned and trained by
Mr.. Sykes. also owner and trainer Of the
old campaigner, Tip Gallant, and while
Tasker comes pretty near to high class.
Beau Ideal is rs frisly as a kitten and
fit to run the race of his life. Other
horses that have arrived at the track
and are doing well are Cuirassier, Rec
Mitchell, and Shinfane. The latter viii
probably be sent over the hurdles.
In the jumping division Gwynne Tomp-
kins hopes to repeat his successes made in
the West. as his horses are all in grand
shape and not whit the worse :or a
hard seasons campaigning. Mr.. Pres
grave who trains the hunters and stecple-
chasers for Mr.. Clyde, Of Bryn Mawr, Pa,
is due to arrive tomorrow morning with
four timber-tcppers. w. p. Burch, with
string of fourteen. arrives this morn
ing Among the LOT are such well known
flyers as Decanter. Gen. Mart Gary.
Knight of Rhodes, Asquith. and several
two-ycar-olds. all fit and ready to race.
Everything that is possible to do for
the convenience and accommodation OF
the public has been looked after. The
ladies will duly appreciate the cafe and
restaurant which has been erected for
them in the club house which is easily
accessible from the grandstand, and if the
assurance of the management counts for
anything the service will be frst-class
and at moderate cost.
II. G.. CrickmOre made flying visit to
the track en- Saturday and will be on hand
to assume his duties before the opening
day. President Rowland visits the track
frequently, and to his untiring efforts is
due the splendid condition of things to-
day. His confidence in Washington as the
racing centre Of the South is unbounied.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision md GrniR Mnr-
kct Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE. Nov. S.-Following are
today's quotations in the wholesale pro-
vision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 1873, i'3
bus. The market for Southern was frac-
tionally easier at the opening with offer
ings freer and demand quiet. Sales OF
cargoes on grade at 70 Lac for No. red
and 20 lac for steamer No. red. Small
lots and cargoes by sample sold at Csc.
6sc. tic and Il Lie, as to quality and con-
diticn.
Corn-Stock in elevators, 1873 1919 bus.
Receipts of Southern were meagre, con-
sisting of n small bag lot of new white.
soft and blue eyed. which sold at Csc by
sample. The general market was quiet
under continued lack Of offerings. Quote
prime lots OF old white afioat nominally
steady at 42@43c and do yellow at 43@44c.
Cob quiet at 81 35 per Dbl for carload lots
prime old yellow on spot and s170Q175
per Dbl for new.
Flour-Market was quiet. Western Su
per, s235G2.45; Western Extra. s2.559
$3.50: Western Family, $3.30G3.G0: Win
ter Patents. s3.sO@4Oo; Spring Patents.
s3.Sa@41O: Spring Straight. &3.75d3.S5:
Spring Bakers eo@3.15; Baltimore
Best Patents. $3.50; Baltimore High G.ade
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

LAKESIDE. Nov. 4.-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First race-For two-year-old inaidens; colts AMI
fe'dings; five furongs.-Quarterback. ll3; Krcw-
er. ll3: Red Apple. JOG; II You Dare, no; Lord
Liza, l06; Mr.. Pomeroy, Black Jew, los; Give
All, Jack Doyle, George Arab. Thought, Joe Col
lins. 100.
Second race-For all ages: selling: six and ono
falf furiongs. -Dagmar. III; Village Pride, lG6:
John Grieshy. l0i; Macie Maree, olekma Daisy
o.. lOl; Woodstock. "a; Deponan, log.
Third race-For thrce-year -olds and upward; five
and one-half furlongs.-Georsie. 100; Mark Miles,
1OT Cherryhead, 100; Protect, Sakatuck. Little
Jack Homer. Nora C., Nellie Prince, Algaretta.
lC; Albert Lee, Alpaca, Mountebank. Ailcen
Wilson. 80.
Fourth race-For threeyear. ODDS and upward;
and eighth milcs--Mononi, 100; Strarg-
est, 1Hi; Scarlet Lilly. l02; Prince Bazes, l0l
Knight Banneret. %.
Fifth race--For two-year -olds: six furlongs.-
Royal Victor, no; Robert Waddell, 100: Benck
art. loi; Fancywood. lol ST. Sedna, Possart. 100:
Red Signal. Natural Gas, o.
Sixth race-For three ycar-olds and upward:
one milc.-0hsidian, 49, Dandy H.. 10s: Brown
Vail, Zacatosa Duty. Hub Prather, lo3; Irish
Jewell 100; Vcrnettl, "a.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

First race-Rinaldo, BufToon. Belle Of Orleans,
Second race-Heen 0'C., Automaton, lnal.
lible.
Third race-Trillo, Brisk. Sir F!orian.
Fourth race-McMcekin. Kamara First Whip
Fifth race-Talcose. Cherries. Queen Carnival.
Sixth race-King Bramble. prestdigitltor, The
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05
DeIirhtfuI Relief from Catnrrh..

Here is one of thousand such testimonies: The
Rev A d. Buckley OF Buffalo. says: 81 wish
nil ia know what blessing DR.. Agnew's Catarr-
hal Powder is in case Of Catarrh. l was
troubled with this disease for years. but the fr-t
time ! used this remedy it gave most delightful
relief / now regard myself entirely cured after
usipr n for two months 80 cents. Sold
by +. S. Williams Ninth and Streets, and
Edmonds & williams, Third Street and Penn
syyania Avenue.-H.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05
Lakeside Selections.

First Quarterback, Red Apple, Lord
Lisa
SECOND racc-John Grigsby, Dasmar, Macie
Maroe.
Third race-Algaretta, George. Sakatuck.
Fourth race-Prince Bazes. Strangest. Moroni.
Fifth race-Robert Waddel. Royal Victor.
Possart.
Sixth racc-Ob-idian, Hub Pratler Brown Vail
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

1t is easy to foresee the result of your in.
vestigation Of the different brands of beers sold
in Washington. Heurich's is always selected as
the best because Macfzen, Senate, and Lage:
arc brewed Of the best malt and hops. After you
have chosen Heurich's, phone 63i, Arlington
Bottling Co., for case for family use.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

II you are nervous dyspeptic try Carriers
Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes you nervous,
and nervousness makes you dyspcptic; either one
renders you miserable, and these little pills cure
both
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

The BaarR of Directors of the Kansas
City Southern Railway Company was re-
organized at special meeting on Satur-
day. Five of the old directors were
dropped from the board, and FIVE new ones
elected, including George ]. and Edwin
Gould. The board of directors. as Ieor-
ganized. is as follows: f. H. Hartman,
New York; Otto H. Kahn New York; w.
F. Harrity. Philadelphia; John W. Gates.
Chicago: S. r. Knott Kansas City; Law
renee Greer New York; George j. Gould,
New York; Edwin Gould, New York; S.
W. Fordyce. st. Louis; H. c. Pierce. St.
Louis: John J. Mitchell. Chicago: John
Lambert. Chicago. and julius S. Walsh,
st. Louis. These directors were dropped:
William Edenborn. /. l.. Elwood. James
HOPKINS. Alfred Clifford, and Max Pam.
George j. and Edwin Gould supp!ant Mr..
Edenborn and Mr.. Elwood. whose resig-
nations. it is said. were requested.
John w. Gates, part owner of the road,
in an interview after the meeting. said:
My interests in the Kansas City South
ern are the same as they have always
been. The Hartman interests and mine
are working in harmony. and We have
turned over the active management Of the
property to railroad men. That is the
purpose of the meeting today. There have
been some changes made in the board Ct
directors and in the bylaws Of the ccm-
pany. Stuart Knott will remain as pTesi-
dent. He was the joint selection OF Har-
riman and myself The road will be oper-
ated in the interest of no individual road
or syndicate of reads. but for the best
interest of the security holders
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

represent the dealings in dozen stocks.
leaving 49,. 227 shares as the total of the
other 1S2 properties in which there were
dealings.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-05

Transactions on the stock exchange dur
ing the week Just ended aggregate l,I02 81
shares. OF this amount 97l,22i shares