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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-12
The Mafeking Garrison.

LONDON, April 12.-The correspondent Of
the Times at Mafeking, under date of
March 80. comments on the hopeless con-
fusion and fiuctuation of spirits in the gar
rison as to the chances of relief since Tues
days terrible bonbardment," and upon the
variety of rumors regarding the location of
the relief forces, rumors Involving, so far
as the southern column is concerned. dis
crepancies of one hundred miles"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-12
THE wEPENER GARRISON.
General Kitchener Sends a /Sympa-
thetic Message from Aliwal North.

ALIWAL NORTH, April 1.--Lord Kitch-
ener arrived here to-day and left soon
after. A Boer big gun was knocked over
yesterday at Wepener. The garrison is
holding its own. There has been heavy cam
nonading there again to-day.
Lord Kitchener. who arrived I'm the aft
ernoon, inspected the positions across
Frere bridge with General Brabant and
staff, after which he sent a sympathetic
message to the Wepener garrison, hoping
for an early change in the circumstances
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-12

LONDON, April 1.-THE Court Circular
says: "The Queen has received from all
parts of the world congratulations from
those who share I'm her Majesty's feeling of
deepest thankfulness for the merciful pro-
lection granted TO her beloved children.
the Prince aud Princess OF Wales, from
the great danger to which they were re-
GENTLY exposed
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FRENCH TRAITOR TRAPPED.
offered to Sell Important Military
Documents to Germany.

Documents to Germany-
PARIS, April 11.-Regarding the case Of
Leon Gaget, who was arrested on Sunday,
charged with having relations with Ger
many, it now appears that Gaget was
clerk i'm big banking establishment, and
that the specific charge on which he has
been arrested was offering to communi-
cate to the German War Office number
cf very important military documents. He
was discovered through the return of one
of his letters on account of insufficient
postage. Its contents were thus ascer-
tained, and the letter was forwarded to the
ministry of the interior. where a trap was
laid, into which Gaget fell. A search of his
apartment revealed statement of the
amounts of money he had received from
Germany. totaling $50 marks. The prisoner
claims he intended simply to make money
out Of the German government by COM
municating bogus documents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-12

Herr Salomen Nordlinger. Berlin bank
er. has been sentenced TO two years i'm
prisonment in a penitentiary.
The German Foreign Office denies the
statement that Germany will participate
in an international naval demonstration at
Taku.
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This makes a total of 1886. exclusive of
the sick and wounded now I'm hospitals To
the War Office returns of casualties must
be added the losses of the last week, and
the wounded, aggregating about 10000 men,
making a grand total of upwards of $1,000
officers and men put out of action.
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FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLrCANs
NET IN PARTY FELLOWSHIP.
Flow of EIoauence and Era Of Good
Feeling Preliminary to the Con-
vention ut Columbus.
STATE CANDIDATES PRESENT
SEVERAL OTHERS DID NOT ARRIVE
FOR THE LOVE FEAST.

speeches Running Over with Pa
triotism Wrought the Crowd 20 a
High Pitch OF Enthusiasm.
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GATAcRE RECALLED.

and that clothing is being issued to prison
ers who need IT.
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$4,000 MEN OFT OF ACTION.
British Casualties since the Beginning
of the War.

LONDON, April 10.-The War Office is
sued this afternoon a return of the total
British casualties up to April T. 1t was
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20
STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE
London Influence Negative in the
Local Dealings
lower Prices fori American stocks.
slight Advances in GOnsOIs-ENpec-
tntion Of British Victories on Mon
day-HeaVy Bank Statement In
creaSes LOans-ReactiOns Numerous

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-This mornings
stock market was financially fairly active,
md in the main was firm. Trading was
well distributed throughout the list, and
there we're again large dealings in the
bond market az advancing prices London's
influence in the local dealings was mega
tive lower range OF prices for Amerl-
ian stocks was furnished from that qgar-
ter, but the subsequent dealings here TOR
tJreign account were upon a small scale,
end the decline in Americans was more
tran Offset by the slight advance that APP
peared in cOnsols.
In the main. the days trading seemed~to
De governed both by the expectations that
at the reOpening Of business on Monday
there would be news received OF decisive
British victories in Natal and further by
the expectations that the bank statement
would show heavy additions to the surplus
reserves as result OF the known move
ments OF money during the week. The
dealings were not wanting Ia appearances
Of irregularity and the mornings advancing
tendency was punctuated by number OF
occasional reactions.
The active features Of the market were
Sugar Refining Peoples Gas, and Tobacco
and in the Industrial quarter. while IN the
railway list the conspicuous features we're
Missouri Pacific and the granger shares,
notably Burlington and Quincy and LOUIS
Vile and Nashville. Third Avenue Rail-
road was again unsettled, but the other To-
cal traction issues were Iairly steady.
There was virtual absence of news over
night bearing pen the general market or
particular stocks. and the explanation oil
the trading at large rested wholly on the
influences noted.
The gain in actual cash that appeared IN
bank statement amounted 10 $ll,535, COO
This increase was somewhat in excess OF
the common estimates, and ii indicates
the extent 10 which currency is now being
returned from the interior The loan ac-
count showed an increase also. the amount
being $2.J7g,0 600. In consequence OF these
changes, the deposit account rose $l6.25U.-
Geo furnishing a very close balance with
the other items Of the statement
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THE SCIENCE OF DREAMS.
Views of nm Observer Into the Wis
ions OF SIeepers.

Sleep is not "the brother Of death" as
the poets have said. from Homer TO Shell
ley; but. on the contrary, sleep is the
brother OF life" SO Prof. Baschide asserts.
who. in an article in the "Uaturwfssen-
schaftliche RUndschau," gives an account
Of his experiments upon thirty-six dream
ers." His subjects were Of various ages.
from one year 20 eighty years. In some
cases his observations were continued dur
ing the whole night. and in others for a
great part OF the night. He watched and
recorded every change Of physiognomy. ev-
cry movement OF the limbs. and every
speech or sound uttered by the unconscious
dreamers. The depth Of the sleep was also
carefully measured, while from time 10 time
the dreamers were awakened but without
their own perception that the awakening
was intentional
The professor obtained, as he writes at
length, the following results: % We
dream throughout the whole Of our sleep.
even in that deepest sleep which we i'm
agine to be "dreamless. 90 There is an
intimate connection between the depth OF
our sleep and the character OF our dreams
The deeper the sleep the further back trav-
els the retrospect Tito the past experiences
OF life. and also the more remote are the
contents Of dream from reality.
IN Aght sleep, on the contrary, the sub
Jet Of the dream relates to the experiences
and excitements OF the day. and has a
character Of probability. 80 In n coma
tose sleep the professor thinks there may.
perhaps. be no dreaming. (4) Persons who
assert that they do not dream ARE the VIC
tins OF a physical delusion.'' 90 Dreams
OF a moderate character remain longest In
the memory; the wilder the dream the
sooner II is forgotten.
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80 DAYS TRIAL FREE.
Marvellous Nerve Force impaired by New and Startling Discovery
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A well-known professor has made the
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As it requires a vigorous condition Of the
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AND


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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20
THE BASEBALL SITUATION.
President Young Denies That Certain
Cities Have Been Dronncd.

President Young. of the National
League, seemed to be very much surprised
at the report which has been widely cir
culated to the effect that the League had
dropped the Louisville. Cleveland. Balti-
more, and Washington clubs from the
rolls He processes to know nothing
about such move, and. although ne does
not say So he intimates that the report is
not true With regard TO the League af-
fairs he would have nothing to say, when
asked for a statement by a Times re-
porter.
Mike Scanlon, the local association en-
thusiast stated positively that the four
clubs mentioned had been dropped, and
that the arrangement for their leaving the
League was made three months ago. He
stated that he has received assurances
from McCraw, Of the Baltimore team, that
he will enter the American Association If
il is formed. and that probably the entire
Baltimore team will do the same.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA BEFORE LEWIS /. O'NEAL,
ESQUIRE. u STICE OF THE PEACE
JOSEPH g. Blu MOON, PJirUh, Us. EDGAR
C. KELLOGG. Defendant No 29543
4 summons in due form having been issued out
of ihis court 20 q lawful constable OF this Dis
uict for the said defendant. and the said sum
mons having been bv said constable returned 'n0t
10 be found, 60 is hereby ordered that said de-
PENDANT cause his appearance 90 De entered here
IN on OF before the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1900, AT 30 O'CLOCK 4. ". otherwise the cause
Viii b. proceeded with rs in case Of default
LEWIS l. O'NEAL,
Justice Of the Peace ID G.
CHARLES EARL, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
fs1n D Or
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

since July last s54s.56s. The Increase
in the gross OF the Big Four for the same
periods were $685. and $50. $50. 20 b
these stocks were strong today though they
had No movements Of Importance. Louis
Vile and Nashville and Southern Railway.
preferred, were also strong on the fne
statements Of gross earnings made by them
yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The grangers and the Pacific securities
we're all strong. though not buoyant.
Gossip regarding these stocks is more
hullish than al any time heretofore il
recent months on account Of the ease q
money. The highest priced OF the
grangers can now be carried al profit,
the interest rate being between and Il.
and the return on the stock between -
and ID
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals endorsed Proposals for Tvs-
writer's viii be received by the undersigned
at the Navy Department. Washington. until j.
O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY g.
1900. and then and there publicly opened 90 fur
nish $50 typewriters, more or less. with sutsI Il
delivered in the city of Washington. D. c. az
such times and in such numbers during the bal
ance Of the fiscal year ending june 80. 1900. Is
may be hereafter designated. Specifications and
forms for proposals can be obtained 10y address
ing JOHN ID. LONG, Secretary Of the Navy.
ia20 q
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Washineton stoeIs E1ehnnee.

Sales-Metropolitan R. r. SIS $1,000
127 IL; L. S. Electric Light Cert. s. 5C0T
1i2 -; West End National Bank lea
us ga l06119; Capital Traction. 1902;
Washington Gas. 250G5S Is: Mergentha-
Ter Linotype. 75G195. 30G194 IS After
Call-Metropolitan r. r. 5s, 81 COCO
127 ID
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GOYERNNENT DONDs-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDa

G-rlq02 '30-yeIr fun1lng' gold zee
rs 1901 water stock" Currsncy. ~
Is 1903 water stocS' currsacy- ...
Funding currency J.jJ's .-.......- IIg
~ = Rcx 2-lU's Is4%lgJl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The tobacco story Of the day was TO the
effect that the growers all over the coun-
try are making arrangements to refuse to
sell to the Trust It is said that the new
company. OF which there has been much
vague gossip OF late. is 10 be the recipient
o the favOrs of the growers On the
whole. this story is even more interesting
and improbable than the sugar story. To-
bacco advanced to above par. but after
ward sold of somewhat. showing 40 par
ticular change for the day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The gross earnings Of forty-eight rail
ways for the second week Of January shoa
an increase Of S752,174, which Is a. tLe
rate Of 1885 per cent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

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sonally, and give the benefit Of my 30 wears ex
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Howard HOUSE

American plan, $50 and 50 per day. steam
heat Central location. Literally conducted
JOHN n. SCOTT, Prop.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The increase in the gross earnings ot the
Chesapeake and ohio for the second week
Of January, was SIS, 6S2. and the Increase
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20
An INDOOR TRACK MEET
Arrangements for the Athletic Car
nival in Convention Hall.

A Very satisfactory Programme. in
the Course of Which Several Rec
ally Fine Field of Contestants
From PcnnSyINnnia-Hur Training
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Now York stocI. Market

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange.
l4lg + Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The bank statement shows an Increase
in deposits Of more than $1,000 600 The
surplus reserves have increased during
the week about $3.50, 0O0 and are now
about S23,000.000. The cash has increased
more than 81. 100000. These figures are
the best in many long months. They indi-
cate in the most convincing way the ease
OF the money situa ton. about which there
is no question anywhere. Such a state
ment should be the best kind of bull ar
gu-nent. and it will be when the market
has once begun TO advance. The aecumu-
lation Of good news Of various kinds dur
ing duh period is all felt, even though
not Immediately. The figures of the state
ment are as follows: Reserves increased
S,47S, 325. loans increased $4,579, 100, spe-
Gle increased $7,34l, 200. legals increased
81, 1874 300, deposits increased $16, 230, zoo,
circulation increased S21. 500.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss. but he carries he Air
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MISCELLANEOUS honda

Met r r SIS 1925. ..............-. i27il
Net X x Cert Indebtedness A.. Gee. lis
Met Il X Cert Indebtedness B.. Jls
Columbia x X J's 1914. .......... I26% -
Columbia Il X ID mort b's........ 1lUg
City Suburban X r. ....
Wash Gas co. Eez A. 6's. 1907 10 -
" unA Jas W tNL u ' = 4sNA- - III
l Elec Light Deb imp lyU9.... 10 Il5
L Elcc Light. Cert IudeOt ..-.. III ia
Ches Pot lei. l5gJ-lgil. ........ lu3 ...
Ches q Pot fci. Con 5's........ Jg} IG-
Am Scc'y Trust IS 1905 ... lJy
Wash Market Co lst Us, l6g3-IgIi.
S1oJU retired annuity. II2E ...
Wash Market co, Imp b's, lgl3-'21 ll24 60.
" asa MARKET Nos ext o :. ltlt-'-4 ia zee.
Masonic Hail Assn SIS Z lgOs. Gee. To- zoe.
Amer GrnphOphOue Deb Is. .... IUJ 90.
AuaCOsIla 4 Potomac IS. ........ l0l
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News aside from the bank statement.
was m0a.sre. Talk Of a combination Of all
the independent sugar rehneries against
the trust was heard. This also may be
true like other bear stories against Sugar
stock. AS a matter Of cold fact. however.
the chances are much more in favor Of this
combination being a tool OF the trust it
self. Sugar advanced to 119 and then de-
clined a point or two to about the closing
level Of yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-20

The stock market today was disappoiut-
ing. Fluctuations we're within extremely
narrow limits and the close at y O'Clock
showed no important change from the
closing prices yesterday. The first trans
actions were mostly at an advance. but
after the bank statement which was the
best in many months. these gains were
lost The entire week has in fact. been
dull and slow almost a record breaker in
this regard. The only satisfaction for the
bulls in this state Of things is that despite
the lack Of spirit and even Of interest the
tendency of prices has been upward in a
small way The level at the close today
is higher than it was at the close last sat
urday in nearly all securities.
Mr.. Gould used to say that II is not safe
to sell a dull market. and the present stu
alton seems 10 be very good illustration
Of that market maxim. Prices do not ad-
rance very rapidly, ard the bulls are to a
certain extent discouraged but the really
noticeable fact in the entire situation is
that the bears are not able to cause a
| break. There is short interest Of goodly
proportions, and the shorts do not care to
20 any deeper. On the other hand the
news everywhere is satisfactory. and the
bulls are only waiting for good news from
! South Africa This may come before
Monday. The outlook for next week is ex-
| cellent.
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