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why he Poor or Hard Tn.

Are you honest, sober, and industriousg II 30
engage with ms for 400 SlOO a month aad ey-
penscs. You can make IL easy. Six hours
day. Ovr agents don't complain Of hard times
They all making money selling our Quaker
Bath Cabinet. No trade 20 learn. No eNpefienee
necessary. You don't have 10 canvass We want
you 10 show and introduce this article. appoint
and handle sub agents. As soon as people
know you have IL for sale they will send Tor
the Cabinet for miles around No conpetition
We furnish everything. The Quaker is an abso-
Lutte home necessity. Indispensable for general
bathing purposes Saves medicine and doctor
bills. Furnishes Turkish and yapor baths al
home regular Hot Springs. Cures colds
rheumatism, neuralgia blood and skin diseases
Mr.. Tassel sold 3S9 Quaker Cabinets In 81 davs
Profits over $500. What others have done and
doing you can do. Write World Mig Co
Cincinnati ONO, today quick for samples and
Instructions Go 10 work with a will and Won
viii make money.
You want the best If you order Book phone
6Si Arlington Bottling Co, for case Of
Heurich's.
WRsbinRtOn-CIeveIa Sleeper via
B. & o.
Quick service and superior. accommodations
daily $50 p m. train. without change ar.
irving Cleveland 1850 next morning
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Office Hours: 10 TO |, 8 to 6 daily;
mssos Sunday, 10 TO II.

Mr.. L. NORRIS. Bsltimore's talented medium.
az 30 OH 81. NV, daily from 10 20 6 sun
days included; seances Tues and FIJI. p H.;
Wednesday, go p. H.; sunday niga-s Il Open
heimer's Hail. 5l4 eth ST. NV; good music; silver
collection. mhl5-7t
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M MME. THEO,

famous ClairvoyanJ and Palmist- Consult her on
business. love- and family affair; rsgnifes t's
separated, removes spells causes speedy m1r-
riases nd gives luck. open daily. German
spoken; 25c ana So. 929 81 NV mhl5-It
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Money to Loan
on
Household Furniture, Pianos, ,elG.

n you are in need Of money. We desire to in
form you Of our neN method We can secure you
loan on easy monthly payment plan AZ less
cost than ever before and below the rate ci any
other nompcny IN tie city. You can pay in full
81 any time after the loan IS secured. and Il viii
only cost you for such time as you have had the
money Our business IS strictly private, and all
applications are treated confdentially II you
have , loan Ui;A any other concern YOU can Sc
cure loan through Us TO pay il and get more
money II desired Il viii pay you 20 call and see
US before Foirg elsewhere. We are ready a. any
al times during Office hours 70 give iniorma-
tion concerning our business methods, and you
viii receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE 90.
GPlS-f GC2 St " W
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\ ,03US 0I Nlu on FURNITURE,
LPIANOs. HORSES,

Wagons. etc, AZ lowest rates and on the day
Won apply We are losning on the Building and
lear Association plan which makes the cost u
carving loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you 70 pay it OF IN any sized
notes Won desire. running from one 70 twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry IT, II you have
loan with some other company we will pay IL
on and advance you more money IL desired Rates
cheerfully given snd no cost to you unless loan
Is made loans made anywhere in the District
Call and e. rates Front room, first hoor Sci
entihc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan 60.
625 F Street N. W..
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Aside from this immediate cause OF the
boom this morning and much more impcr-
tant than il TO the general market. are
the superb conditions existing everywhere.
The best financial interests have been cen
Nrced for two months or more that a
strong upward movement Of prices 70 a
much higher level was inevitable. This
advance is now a long way on its course.
as is usual before the public finds out that
il exists.
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M1IE DAVIS, born clsirvoyant and card reader,
tells about business. removes spells and evil
inauencrS, 7eunites the separated, and gives luck
to all; curt> piles and drunkenness 1928 25th 81
nv mEiOlmo, EN-
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LADIES whu desire a Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail will please address With stamp.
DR.. STEVENS. Buffalo, n !.
de5. tn tn salty
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MONEY TO LOAN at 81. 81. 4. and AZ per
cent. in sums Of SI,a00 10 $4,000 on ID. Q.
real estate: pay of 3 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew: all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WM- H.
SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 st. NV. iyl tf-em
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Washington Mortgage Loan Co..
60 Street NM.

500. $780, 500. $500 to loan. per cent. D. c..
Nd, or Va. real estate H. d. GORDON, |
LAWYER. 1885 + NV. mh3O-St
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al is rarely that The stock Market ba-
such an exciting hour as the first today
There was panic among the shorts In the
traction group OF magnificent proportions
and prices went skyward as they have NOT
tumbled at any time during the entire
great slump in Third Avenue This stock
which sold yesterday at 66 - at the open
ing today was at 100. an advance Of -
points. Metropolitan from the low price
yesterday of l55 advanced 20 around 10
during the first hour today. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit from 63 yesterday advanced
10 y - this morning Manhattan the
least active Of the group got above 20
quickly. The shorts apparently paid no
atteGtion 10 prices. 10 was a r0ut thor
Ough and superb. The closing price yes
terddy in Third Avenue was 81 and the
opening this morning was quoted 80 10
100" sales being made at all intermediate
rices az the same time. The same thing in
a lesser way occurred in Metropolitan and
Brooklyn. Ii is certain that many OF the
shorts must have been badly damaged. in
addition TO the broker that failed yeste.-
day. The entire list followed the lead Of
the fractions with gains varying from a
fraction TO points or more during the frs,
hour. Sugar and American Tobacco, PCo-
pies Gas and Leather common. among the
industrials all had large advances and
Rock Island. Baltimore and Ohio. COM
mon, New 1Ork central, Louisville ana
Nashville and Union Pacific. common. were
conspicuous among the rail way shares.
|
The violence Of the advance in the trac-
tions was unlocked for Otherwise it can
not be said that anything in the market
caused much surprise 20 people who have
been conservative observers of conditions
during the past month or more. The i'm
mediate cause % the tremendous advance
in the fractions was the formal announce
ment by President Vreeland that the Met
Topolitan has acquired control OF the
Third Avenue. The immense short inter-
est in ali these shares has been excited
quit 10 pitch OF foOlishness by the ad-
vice Of interested people to sell them for
much lower prices. Yesterday morning
everywhere there was the prediction that
Third Avenue was going lower than at any
time before, and that Metropolitan was on
its way TO l30 without recovery. AS will
be remembered, the announcement has
been made In this column repeatedly that
every thing pointed to the requirement of
the control OF Third Avenue by the Metro
poltan people. Il is not understood that
many Washington spectators were short
Of the stocks Of this group.
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MONEY loaned salaried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own names, without Sc
curity; easy payments ToLMAN, Room As. 9OS-
Ell @ ST. oc22-Iyr
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Above LOCO calls may be contracted for in leo
lots at s. 90 per hundred. No charge for in
coming calls
For full particulars call, or address
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II is no longer necessary for the
The Small User and the
Man of Moderate Means

TO paw the maximum rate. Service can now be OBJ
tanned at rates varying with the amount and
class OF service rendered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
Threatened Clash of Arms Be-
tweeE Russia and Japan.
BOTH NATIONS AIMING
PEOPLE ARE EXCITED WHILE
OFFICIALS ARE CALM.
New York Papers Have Sent Repre-
sentatives to Be Present on the
Scene When Hostilities Break Out
Russian Squadron is Assemb-
ling In Korean Straits.

Yokohama, Japan, Feb. %. (via Vic
torla, March 17.)-The persistency with
which the western press clings to the
lmminence of war between Russia and
Japan is attracting much attention
mere. Thus far there has seemed to be
no foundation whatsoever for the
rumor- The fact which row impresSes
the public is the arrival of representa-
ives OF some of the prominent New
york papers, they having been sent for
the express purpose of being upon the
spot when the outbreak comes.
This together with the activity pre-
vailing in the Russian squadron in
eastern waters, assembling in force as
IL is IN the Korean straits and the re-
ports constantly coming in Of extra
ordinary dOings at Port Arthur. has at
last forced the conviction that where
there is so much smoke there must be
some fire, and the people and press are
correspondingly on the qui vive.
In official circles, however, the utmost
calm Is manifest while everybody else
IS wondering what it all means. In the
meantime one of the Chinese papers
actually propounds the theory that
Japan will be likely 10 take the oppor-
tunlty furnished by the approaching
naval maheuvers in the Korean straits
TO strike sudden blow at Russia.
Settlement of Land Titles.
The question as to land titles held bv
Foreigners here under the old treaties
has at last been settled by an authori-
tauVe communication from the foreign
Office to the French minister, which is
entirely satisfactory to the holders. and
therefore one Of the chief causes of
friction under the new order of things
has been removed.
Yokohama has been visited by an
other great fire sweeping away some
800 houses in the native town. Com
paratively utter restitution has not
been caused by it. as the japanese are
now largely awaiting themselves of the
resource of insurance and Thoroughly
its benefits.
The arrival of Prince Waldemar of
Denmark will soon be the occasion of a
round of festivities. when the empress
mas fully recovered from her recent
quite severe illness. The empress has
wholly recovered from her attack of
influenza.
The Japanese diet was prorogued OF,
the 24sh inst. after a session of small
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
PATCH Up THE TROUBLE.
Minister Merry to Arrange Differ
ences Regarding Nicaragua Canal.

Washington March 17.-United States
Minister Merry, by direction of the
state department. is now on his wav
from Costa Rica to Managua. the cap
ltal OF Nicaragua. His mission is not.
as has been surmised, connected with
the reported issue between Nicaragua
and Costa Rica, but relates entirely TO
canal matters. Up to this time there
has been satisfactory outcome Of the
controversy between Nicaragua and
the Maratime CANA company regard
ing the status Of the latter's conces-
sion. The Nicaraguan government
claims that the concession has expired
by failure of the Maritime company to
perform the amount Of work required
by the concession, in which case the
Cragin-Eyre concession would super
cede that of the Maritime Canal com
pany.
The latter company, however. con-
tended that there had been unavoidable
delay in the prosecution Of the work
and awaits a decision on this point I'M
der a clause in the original concession
providing means for settling disputes.
Next there was a quarrel between the
company and the Nicaraguan f;Overn-
ment over the nationality of the arbi-
traitors, and finally matters have he
come so involved that Minister Merry
has been ordered to Managua to make
a personal investigation and do what
is proper to protect the interests Of the
Maritime Canal company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
Sensational Scenes During Week
in the German Reichstag.
MANY ULCERS LAID BARE
STARTLING FACTS BROUGHT
OUT IN THE DEBATE.
Attempts Made to Interject Into the
Bill Provisions Curtailing the
Liberty of Art, Literature and the
Stage-Meat Inspection Bill Lost
. Sight of-Suspicious of France.


Copyright. 1900. by the Associated Press. }
Berlin, March 17.-Throughout the
week the so-called Lex Heinze, which
government measure was originally de-
signed against public immortality in
various shapes, but into which the GEN.
tiers and conservative parties have man
aged to smuggle a number of provisions
curtailing the liberty of art, literature
and the stage, occupied the reichstag.
The debate spread over an enormous
field, laying bare many ulcers never
before publicly discussed.
One of these was the strong evidence
of the low state of morality on the
immortal estates, and also the misuse
Of power by employers against female
employees. This evidence was drawn
from published reports about the re-
suits of an investigation made by a
score of rural parsons.
When the opposition toward the most
illiberal parts Of the bill found that
the majority, consisting of conserva-
tiyes, centrists and nationalists. meant
TO squeleh the speeches and argumen-
tation5 against the above, an obstruc-
IlOH pOIcy was ADOPTED under the lead
-ership of Herr Richter and Singer. the
Intention apparently being to wear out
the majority, particularly the center,
and render them ready for a compro-
mise.
This obstruction policy, which was
skillfully carried out during the latter
part of the week, being a novel feature
in German parliamentary life, caused
the greatest sensation and the most
varied comment, the Tageblatt speaking
of it as a parliamentary breach of the
constitution" because of a certain rul-
ing Of Count Won Ballestrem, the pres.
ident of the reichstag, while the Ma
tional Zeitung severely condemns the
obstruction, although favering its aim.
Besides, the obstruction caused highly
unusual scenes, noisy and violent, on
both sides.
Meat Inspection Bill.
Amid the reichstag roar, the fact
was almost overlooked that the meat
bill. which, during the fortnight before,
dominated politics, has again been
shelved- Nobody seems able to tell pre-
cisely for how long nor why, although
different statements in regard to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

SLOWLY surely but insidiously sowing
the seeds Of despOtism and destroying
the spirit of liberty -.
.aTbe imposition OF a tax upon tina
Porto RicanS, without representation,
is destructive of the Declaration Of In
dependence, for il says: For quarter
ing large bodies Of armed troops
among US, for cutting on our TRADE
with All parts Of the worlds, for impos-
inc taxes on US without our consent.
for these acts we waged seven years
war for liberty; our patriot 1athefS
went down to death by the thousands,
suffered most damnable fortunes IN
nrison ships. until at last we wrung a
reluctant right from the old oppresSOr
of every people struggling Tor liberty
to govern ourselves Yet, SIR. We are
deliberately committing the same
wrong upon a people who received our
army with open arms.
The Great Question.
senator. never before in all our his
tory were greater questions pending
before the people for solution The
money question was OF vast importance.
a step which we viii yet retrace IN hu-
noilistion. The trust question is an
other of deep interest and concern TO
the people, but the greatest of all IS
whether or not this great republic shall
be preserved, and thereby preserving
our liberties, or shall perish from the
face of the earth The people, who in
telIigentlv understand this question.
will not be recreant to their duty. We
hold the Declaration OF Independence
and the constitution sacred and in
trust for generations to come If faith
less to the trust we commit crime
against ourselves and against Posteri-
".
Senator, surrounded as you con-
stantly are by the same element, the
same atmosphere. YOU are scarcely
aware of the great doubt. hesitancy
and interest among the people. Ag-
gregated wealth contributed 10 Mark
Hanna for purposes OF corruption, may
purchase another lease Of power, but
rest assured the leaven is working, and
he who would have his name go thun-
dering down the ages must resist Op-
preston and defend the helpless. Yours
truly,
CHARLES CRANE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
A REPUBLICANS VIEW OF M'KINLEYISM
Patriotic Attitude Hon. Charles Republican CharmnIOym
Corruption Capital

Hon. Charles Crane. who was chair
man of the Republican state committee
OF this state during the years 1929,
ana under whose leadership the Re-
publican party in Utah grew from a
very insignificant minority to a major
ity, entertains some very pronounced
views concerning the present political
situation. Mr.. Crane declares that he
Is still Republican of the Abraham
Lincoln school, and has not changed
ms views since he aided in building
up Repubhcanism in this state, but the
national organization has departed so
Wldely from the traditions of the party
Inat his duty as a patriotic citizen and
a true Republican compels him to op-
pose its present politics. When re-
quested to give his views concerning
the present situation, he mentioned the
fact that he had recently written sew
eral letters to United States senator's
with whom he enjoys personal ac-
qualntance and consented TO the pub
hcarlon Of a communication sent by
him to Senator Lodge, which fully sets
forth his attitude toward the present
administration. The letter is as fol-
lows:
salt Lake, Utah, Feb. Il, 1900.
United States Senator Lodge, Wash
ington. D. c.:
Dear Senator-Replying to yours Of
recent date, will say 1 don't desire TO
intrude my opinions on you or occupy
your very valuable time. I assure YOU
1t will be pleasure to peruse your
contemplated speech, and trust profit
ably. But, sir, while you and all ad-
m1nistration senators endorse the pres
ldent's policy, you must not forget the
president is but human, with no more
patriotism and much less statesman
ship than you possess. You must also
be aware that he has never been rich
man, and now, when surrounded by
sycophantic adulation and monstrous
wealth, he is not the Mckinley of old,
for every measure he ever advocated
is now thrown aside. He has assumed
a new garb, new apparel. and the in
terests of the masses are no longer
needed.
Corruption and Toadyism.
''The Declaration Of Independence is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
NEW SPRING WASH FABRICS.

ALL NEW AND FRESH, PRETTY
AND DAINTY. COLORINGS AND
PATTERNS. HANDSOMER THAN
EVER. AND MORE ARRIVING CON-
STANTLY.
THIS DEPARTMENT IS TEENING
WITH ALL THE LATEST NOVEL
TIES IN ORGANIZES, FRENCH
AND SILK GINGHAMS, TISSUES,
SWISSES. ZEPHYRS, DIMITIES,
MADRAS, PERCALES, FANCY LIN
EMS, CHEVIOTS, LAWNS, ETC.
GREAT DISCOUNTS WILL BE
MADE ON ALL THESE SPRING
COTTON FABRICS FOR THIS
WEEKS GREAT SALE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

brushed aside as obsolete. the consti-
tuition trampled in the mire of party
politics. Trusts, corporate greed and
the national banks have so debauched
and corrupted the chief executive that
he has become like wax in their
power
THE war tax. which compels rail-
roads, express and telegraph compa-
mics to place a stamp upon every bill
Of lading and every dispatch, they ig-
more, and the poor pay it.
The increase of the standing army,
with its attendant evils and great ex-
pense. the poor also pay for.
The evasion of every tax by cor
pordte greed; the usurpation of power
by the chief executive: the imposition
Of the gold standard; the cowardly ac-
QuieScence to England in the Hay
PauncefOte treaty regarding the 18TH
milan canal; the int1mated alliance with
England, which is using American
toady officials in high places to pull
their chesnuts from the fire; the CO
quetry, if not absolute dishonesty of
the secretary of the treasury in the
custom house deal with the National
City bank Of New York; the venality
Of the United States supreme court,
whose decisions are largely political
and dictated by trusts; the robbery of
the public domain and the treasury by
railroads, which are debauching not
only state, judiciary and legislatures.
but the national legislature also, these
and many other great wrongs are
slowly but surely being understood by
the masses, and, senator, there will
come a time when the great burdens
must be lifted and corruption and toa-
dyiSTI which now permeate every
avenue of government will be swept
away and destroyed. Senator. you
know that not in the last ten years has
a single statute been enacted for the
people or to upIift the masses, but ever
for their burden and taxation.
People Held Up.
Senator. you know these are facts,
and yet the Republican party. once the
party of the poor, permits the people
to be held up and robbed by trusts and
combinations of capital, without pro-
test, and openly assert that the gov
eminent is powerleSs.'
Senator, you know that our party is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
NEW FINDS BEING MADE.
Reports From Cape Nome Tell Of
New Rich Discoveries.

New Rich Discoveries.
Tacoma, Wash, March IF. w
Beachwood of Tacoma received a letter
from X. j. Becker, at Nome, Alaska. in
which he says: AT present all lines
OF supplies except dogs are sufficiently
plentiful. Lumber is $3.50 per /. 900 feet
and hard to get. Milk and cream low
and rice and ham 80 cents per pound
Fuel will be short. Dog teams have
cleaned the river and beach already
one hundred pounds, of a single sack
OF COAL when you get il. costs $50. For
pr0nt canned meats is a good stapIo.
but not flour or sugar. -
Never in history has there been such
SIampedlng. Bonanzas district has been
lit on like pest Of grasshoppers. and
now there is a grand rush for Koksa-
dapagra. The big excitement is AT
Mink Creek, fifteen miles above Prince
of Wales. York is attracting a big lot
OF attention, and good results shown,
Above Cape Rodney is the latest called
New EldOrado district, and it is surely
good along with three-mile free gold
bearing ledge Of quartz. The trail is
hot With people for this district. There
viii no doubt be a big stampede for
Norton Creek. as $14 a pan is secured
Other creeks shallow, 10 and 10 cents
surface.
The beach is being worked with
good results, and coarse gold at times
shows UP several s. and SIS nuggets
and one worth S37 was found one and
a half miles up and on top"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
To Increase Circulatinn

Tie =. ioIk, March IA majority Of
sirs. ~elonal banks in New York have
tbei, made applications to increase
bons,' EQUATION to the par value Of the
Ion ana posted by them at Washing
nos. o. ~ lhe necessary papers have. in
fetary - 3 been forwarded to the sec
That ~ me treasury. 1t is estimated
anour. increase of circulation will
Of tho 20 at least $500. 900 exclusive
Ogt on CIRCULATION that may be taken
Tue deposit Of additional bon