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The evening times., 1900-04-12

The early market today showed excellent
signs OF strength. after a first few minutes
Of selling. The Stock Exchange will be
closed tomorrow and Saturday for the Eas-
ter holidays and the general opinion this
morning was that the market might he
strong in the covering OF shorts. The trad
eTS are nearly all on the short side and
as usual thing the traders prefer not TO
have accounts open over holidays. The
news this morning too. was good and the
tone Of speculation more cheerful. Missou-
ii Pacific is TO have a dividend. The Third
Avenue lease by the Metropolitan is on
terms that are almost marvellous. in COM
parison with the completeness OF the
downfall Of the system a few months ago.
The Continental Tobacco statement was
much better than expected. London con-
tnues TO buy American securities Reports
OF earnings are all good. that of the Bal
umore and Ohio, received yesterday aft
ofnoOn. being especially notable The bank
statement Viii be a fine one, as the bani S
have gained very large sums from the sub
treasury and the interior. The profession
ais continue to preach pessimism, but i'm
portant financial interests continue to buy
securities The arguments are in favor Of
resumption of the upward movement Of
prices LeXt week.
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Boston ". Princeton.

Frank Selee and his Boston team Of ball
players. with pennant proclivities. viii
cross bats with the athletes from Prince
ton at National Park tomorrow, a1ording
the local fans an opportunity 70 get a line
on the present aggregation Of Bean Eaters
Dinneen. Barry, and Freeman occupy cen
spicuous places on the score card, and
their many friends viii doubtless 90 out
and see these old home fayOrites under
their new surroundings. As Princeton
boasts a strong team. the contest will
doubtless be interesting.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
SHOT HIS FIANCEE.
A New York Salesman Kills
Woman and shoots Himself


NEW YORK. April I2.-Frederick Shore,
a salesman. shot and killed mis- fancee.
Fanny Greenbaum. yesterday in the
apartments Of Isaac Goldstein, in the tene-
ment at 4O9 East Sixth Street, where she
was employed as a servant. Then. after
winding UP 2 music box and listening TO a
tune Shore shot himself in the head. He
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital. and will
probably die. GOldstein's young niece and
nephew. Hannah and Jacob Samuel. who
were visiting him. were terrified witnesses
Of the shooting. The Greenbaum' woman.
who was twenty-ni1e years old. had been
employed by the Goldstein family for the
last six months. Shore frequently visited
her and the Goldsteins say that on account
OF his agreeable manners they made him
welcome. Today Shore began TO upbraid
the girl for having gone to the theatre
the night before with another man. After
a few minutes wrangling, he drew a re-
volver from his pocket and shot her She
was dead when the police arrived
The evening times., 1900-04-12
THE GEORGIA PoPULIsTs.
4 TrOup County AEricuIturiSt NOmi-
mated for the GOvernOrship.

ATLANTA. Ga, April 12-The middle
of-the-road Populists Of Georgia have
nominated J. H. Traylor. of Troup County,
Traylor is one Of the leading agriculturists
in the State and commands the vote Of that
element. he has served with credit in the
State Senate The fact that several State
papers are fighting the regular Democratic
organization makes IL possible that a spill;
will occur, in which event Traylor would
stand an excellent chance Of being elected
The evening times., 1900-04-12
PERMITS FOR CoNDUITs.
The Commissioners Suggest LcEi>Ia-
ton on the Subject.

ton on the SUBJECT.
The Commissioners have sent 10
the Senate Committee on the District Of
Columbia the draft OF a bill TO regulate
permits for private COnduits in The Dis
trict Of Columbia recommending its en-
actment in place Of Senate bill I24 having
the same title.
This bill. the Commissioners show in
their letter to the chairman Of the com
mittee restricts the laying OF conduits
mentioned therein to the alleys within the
limits Of squares or blocks the Commits
sioners not approving OF the laying Of
private conduits in the streets or avenues
or other public highways Attention is
also called to the fact that the enactment
of this bill will remove the necessity for
the passage Of the act entitled Author
izing the Dewey Hotel Company TO coz
strUct and maintain an electric conduit in
Stanton Alley" as authority would be
invested in the Commi issioners to issue
this and SIMILAR permits in future.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
seIecteh GoId Pronerties

In Georgia and Alabama with good veins carrying
ores averaging - 10 $50 per ton, at prices from
50 600 TO 5000. Coal properties in tennessee
and Alabama with high quality Goals. averaging
5000 tons 70 the acre. on lines Of railways;
prices from s. to $50 an acre. Mica and Iron ore
lands COPPER PROPERTIES, West and SOUTH
with ores averaging from Ia 10 10 per cent cop
per For particulars address COAL AND MIN
ERAL LANDS COMPANY, Allatoona, Ca,
apl210t
The evening times., 1900-04-12

HAVANA, April 12.-The boilers Of the
steamer Gutheil, from Philadelphia, ex-
ploded at midnight Tuesday as the vessel
was lying at anchor of Regla- Two men
were scalded. The explosion caused much
excitement in Regla, visions of the Maine
disaster rising before the people A tank
of oil on the deck OF the steamer caught
fire. but the oil burned out without dam
aging the ship. She is taking a cargo
aboard
The evening times., 1900-04-12
WON BY CoRCoRANS.
EHstcrns Presented Weak Team
and Lost an Exhibition Game.

The Eastern Athletic Club and Corcorsn
Cadet basketball teams ylayed an exhibi-
tion game in the Infantry Armory last
night. and the Cadets won by the score
Of to :.
owing to the absence Of Dunn, Ellis,
Hughes. and Raab. the Easterns presented
rather a weak team, partly made up Of
substitutes. who. Notwithstanding lack Of
practice, put up a fair game The COrco-
rams played a strong game, the FIVE men
lineup being 20 their liking.
The score At the end OF the first half
stood 4 10 . in favor Of the Corcorans.
The losers added three goals 20 their
score but were unable TO close the gap
The lineup and score
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We close at 6 p. m. week days
and 9 p. m. Saturdays.

range from 115 10 rs. II the stock re-
ceiyes ! or per cent a year during the
first four years its value will be greater.
II would seem probable that there may
be a boom during the coming month or
two 10 above, the higher figure and that
later some reaction may occur.
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ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
The Sinmese Minister and Other Di,
tinguished FOretEners

The Sinmese Minister and Other Dis
tinEuished Foreigners.
NEW YORK. April 12.-AbOard the great
White Star Line Oceanic, which arrived
yesterday from Loverpol and Queenstown,
were a distinguished lot Of voyagers. in
cluding the Earl of Warwick Lord Her
bert Vane Tempest. brother Of the Mar
quis Of Londonderry, and Paya Prasid-
dhi. Siamese Minister to the United States
and Great Britain.
The Siamese Minister. who has not been
here for thirteen years. said that the
English speaking people would sooner or
later control the commercial interests of
the East He said Japan would be a close
second and Siam third in the battle for
supremacy.
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HARVARD COMING HERE.
The varsity Baseball Club starts for
Washington.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April l2.-This az
ternoon at 4 o'clock the Harvard baseball
men will leave Harvard Square in a special
car to go TO New York. by the Fall River
boat This is the beginning Of the South
ern trip. The men expect to arrive in
Charlottesville. Va. Friday night. and play
the University Of Virginia on Saturday.
From there they will go to Washington,
where they will be Joined by Dr.. Nichols,
the head coach
The team will practice on the old
Washington League grounds. and will play
a picked team from the Baltimore Country
Club. captained by Robinson, the varsity
third base of two wears ago.
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Another ~svnatcnte,, MtIIer,

SCRANTON, Pa. April PA man call
ing himself Miller was placed under ar
rest here yesterday, accused Of extensive
forgeries in this and New York State His
pockets fairly bulged with checks on New
York, New Jersey. and Pennsylvania
banks. A half dozen Scranton merchants
have been victimized by him. He pro-
fesses to be a buying agent for grain
houses and made deals for several car
lnads
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ASHAMED OF HIS REGIMENT.
The Reason Lieutenant Colonel
Hayes Resigned From the Army

Hayes Resigned From the Army
LOUISVILLE April l2.-Despatches
from Washington state that Lieut..
Col Webb c. Hayes. Of the Thirty-third
Volunteers. has been given an honorable
discharge a, his own request. the reasons
therefor not being stated This action
tends 20 confirm a letter received in this
city last Sunday from an enlisted man in
the Philippines. The letter is dated Zam-
bauga. province Of Mindanao. II says in
part.
"On February Il Colonel Petit. In COM
mand Of this regiment. took twenty-one
privates. one sergeant. and three cOrpO-
rails from Company G and. accompanied
by Assistant Adjutant General Pershiug
and the captain Of Company C.. all heavily
armed. embarked on a small steamer.
Their object was TO capture one Of Agui-
naldo's officers on a small adjacent island.
Isabella, only a few hours trip from here.
When they reached the town where this
Officer was stopping the Morro Dado. or
chief, came out to meet the boat and in
formed Colonel Petit that he could not
land his men under arms. but that II he
would leave all OF the arms on board
ship he and his men could come in and
view the town. This was done.
The town was found to contain prOba-
bly, 800 men and women all told. The wo-
men. as well as men were armed with huge
bOlos and rifles. After entering the town
in their shirt sleeves the enlisted meu had
TO submit 10 having the Morros deliberate
~ put their hands into their pockets and
take their tobacco. When the time for de-
psrture arrived the chief submitted a
proposition to Colonel Petit TO surrender
the man they were after for $40 in gold
Colonel Petit accepted the proposition
leaving his prisoner in charge Of the
marines en- route here
On his arrival here Colonel Petit had
a talk with Lieutenant Colonel Hayes.
fine man with a good record. and Colonel
Hayes told him he was ashamed Of his
conduct and blushe3 for the entire Thirty
first Regiment and would Immediately
have himself transferred from such a dis
graceful outfit OF resign. Colonel Hayes
left here yesterday for Manila on an un-
limited leave Of absence. carrying his en-
tire belongings. Petit has supreme COM
mand Of this island. / send you this
through the kindness Of an old First Ken
tucky friend"
The writer explained his manner OF
sending the letter by saying that he
feared that Il ID was addre ssed TO a news
paper Office IL would never leave the ISL
and. The writer, whose name is with
held. Is thoroughly reliable.
The War Department has been informed
that Lieut. Col Webb c. Hayes Of the
Thirty-hr Volunteer Infantry. has been
ordered by General Otis TO proceed 20 san
Francisco and report on his arrival there
10 the Adjutant General Of the Army by
telegraph for discharge from the army at
his own request. Lieutenant Colonel Hayes
is a son Of Rutherford B. Hayes. The rea-
sons for his resignation are not known
here. He served in the Santiago cam
paign as a stan officer.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

The International Paper Company has
published a statement showing that busi-
ness during the first three months OF this
year is much larger than IL was last year
the increase being 80 per cent, in fact. II
is also stated that the company has booked
orders practically for a year in advance.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
FataiIy Assaulted His rather.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 12.-James Nolan
and his father John, of Gordon Street,
CarbOndale, engaged in brawl last night
James crushed his fathers head with
chair. The old man cannot survive. The
young man resisted desperately when ar
rested.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

The Tripler Liquid Air Company an
nouncos that its hundred thousand share
issue OF stock. which closed April = was
largely over subscribed. The board OF d.
rectors has decided to scale the larger
subscriptions pro rata.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
IVnshinEton s1cck E1chunre.

Sales-Ches. & Pot. Tel Con. SIS. $4,000
lO4 -; Capital Traction Scrip SOFA
IO7 I-2 4Ca IO2 rs. 5OAlO2 IA, 12OH
IO2 Is: Washington Gas, 34G5i 3-S. pa
q -. MergeuthaIer Linotype. 20T194 IA
lOHIg4. 20Uls4 is. LanstOn MonOtype 10
Q13 -. On motion. the Exchange decided
TO adjourn over until Monday, April l6.
1900
The evening times., 1900-04-12

When the people enjoy a glass OF Maerzen, Sen
ate. and Lager it conclusively proves that Heu-
rich's beers breWed Of the best malt and hops.
because a cheap and inferior beer can't give sat
isfaction and pleasure Phone 6S4, Arlington
Bottling Co. for a case Of Heurichs.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Cntarrh for Twenty Years and

Cured in n Few Dnys.-Nothiug too simple.
nothing too hard for DR.. AgRews Catarrhal
Powder to give relief in an instant. Hon. George
James 5f Scranton, Pa. says: Il have been
martyr 10 Catarrh fer 20 years, constant hawking,
dropping in the throat and pain in the head, very
Offensive bT,a.h. l tried DT. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder The first application gave instant relief
After using few bottles all these symptoms Of
Catarrh left me-" Sold by +. 3 Williams,
Ninth and Streets; Ednonds s Williams, Third
and Pennsy vania Avenue.-I.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Rock Island was strong today. and talk
regarding the stock is most hopeful.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

There is much estimating Of the invest
ment value of Third Avenue stock at pres
ent under the guarantee Of the Metropol-
itaI Railway. The stockholders OF the
company are 20 receive everything over
operating expenses, taxes. and fixed
charges for the first four years of the
lease, after that for four years per cent
and two years per cent At the end
OF ten years the stock is to be estab-
lished on a Z per cent basis permanently
The figures. based on the fixed dividends
alone. and not allowing anything for the
first four years, which are problema teal
The evening times., 1900-04-12
New York stock Market


Corrected daily by ". 3, Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Exchange, 1il9
+ Street.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

THE KNIGHTS OF HOEOR-A grand iraternai
organization, the peer o. any. surpassed by
none during the twentysix years Of its existence,
has paid 10 its bCnehCiarieE. the widows and
phans Of thirty-hve thousand deceased bro hers
the munifcent sum a. SIXTY NINE MILLION lOL-
LARS. TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN THOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beeen dssbursed IN
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1899 FRANCIS =. BATES Grand Dictator, 1928
9th ST. nw.i JOHN Il. KING. Grand Reporter l0l6
l ST. apl03t
The evening times., 1900-04-12

SI23 to baltimore and Return via
II. * O..
Saturday and sunday, April II and Is.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
FINANCIAL.
Things Have Changed

Presidcat Lincoln illustrated the political
changes 81 that time by the story Of two men
who had engaged in a fst fight while wearing
their overcoats, and who strained and struggled
till at the end Of the fight each wore the over
coat Of the other. So,ae people think that the
same change has taken place between the
political parties Of tine present day. They have
changed coats. However that may be, the aspect
Of the stock market has changed, and everything
is moving up;
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Loans of $40 ..ss Or %S%S1TIRS, HasSf %is'

Wagons etc, Al lowest rates and on the day
YOU apply We are losning on The Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes The cost of
carryinV loans much iSss than you pay else
where and allows you 10 pay IL OF In any sized
notes you desire. running from one 10 twelve
norths- Tou only pay for the use Of money ior
Ioau with soue other company we viii pay IL
od and advance you Elore money II desired Rates
cheerfully givez srd no cost 20 you unless loan
is rnade Loans made anywhere in the District
CaU and Trt rates FrOnt rOOm. first 6OOr Sci
tnti6c American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street y. Va
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MOn0V to Loan
On
Household Furniture. Pianos. .eIe.

II YOU are in need OF money. We desire 20 IN.
form YOU Of our uew method We can secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment plan, a. less
cost than ever before and below the Jate Of any
other company in The Sity. You can pay in full
Ct any time after the loan Is secured. and IL viii
only cost you for such tune as yoy have had the
money Our business is stTlctly private. and all
applications are treated COnhdeutlally- II y0u
have . loan WisA any ether concern yo1 can Sc
cure loan through us 10 pay il and get more
money II desired. Il viii pay you 20 call and see
rs before going elsewhere We ready a. any
all times during Office hours 70 give Informs
uoa concerning our business methods, and you
Will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co,
apIs-u ca St n. ".
The evening times., 1900-04-12

The earnings Of the Norfolk and western
for the first week OF April increased
S2i.92f and from July ] they have in
creased SlTjI.935. The earnings Of the
Canadian Pacific for the week increased
$4,000, and since January l increased
S75S 600
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Chicago Grain aud Provision -dnrISet-
Corrected daily BY W. B. Hibbs & Co..
The evening times., 1900-04-12

The semi-oficial announcement that the
Missouri Pacific is TO be given a dividend
was perhaps the most important news OF
the day There has been talk Of such
dividend FOR a long time and il has been
realized that the earnings Of the company
warranted a distribution to the stockhold-
ers, but Mr.. Sage has been opposed to
dividend policy until now. He was quoted
this morning by an undoubted authority az
favOring a or per cent dividend imme-
diately and per cent rate next year.
II IS probable that the directorate Of the
company will take action regarding the
matter early next month. The stock OF
the company was again very strong this
morning soon selling up nearly to 81.
II seems probable that the Steel and
Iron securities will be among the features
OF next weeks market. They have been
sold by the bears for several days and
have reached much lower levels. but TODAY
sharp covering movement began which
is likely to be continued next week. Mr.
Gates has delayed his return 10 New York
and the shorts have taken advantage Of
this 20 sell. but now that II is known
that ne will reach the city tonight here
will be little disposition to hold short C n
tracts over the holidays. The insiders
have undoubtedly been buyers of he
stocks for the past day or two. notwilb-
standing all the talk Of inside selling that
has been heard.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Washington Mgrtgag8 Loan Co,
go Street NV.


MONEY loaned sslaried people and retail msE-
chants upcE their own names, without Sc
curity; easy payments TOLlAN. Room As 9OS-
els ST oe22-lyr
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MONEY TO LOAN 5N APPROVED COLLAr-
ERaL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER.
Rooms 40 aud 81. AttzerOtt Building, ulo st
itl2-u
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

The big colleges have all started out
only fairly we'll on the 'gridiron this fall
ana 40 record breaking battles can be
expected in the final championship
games, unless rapid improvement is
made all along the line. Pennsylvania's
showing has not been exactly what was
expected, although good enough to de-
monstrate that she will make many of
the big 'uns hard to catch before the sea-
son closes. Harvard has had much bad
luck since her opening day and her out
look, so bright a month ago on paper, rs
not any too encouraging. At Cornell,
also, the outlook fails to give the coach
ers much cause for enthusiasm. Her new
material should develop into some strong
varsity men, but it is a question whether
it can be done this season. At Prince
ton the team is in excellent shape and
the coachers are more than pleased with
the showing of the men. Yale has a beefy
bunch, but on the whole, is not up to Old
Eli S usual standard.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

all tattered and torn both in dress and
to strengthen a man., or even a woman,
In every part of the body. 1t limbers
up the muscles, gives one a clear, quick
eye and makes him as agile as a pam
ther. There is not a part of ones
makeup 1T will not strengthen. Except
IN excess it has no disadvantages.
Everything. is in it's favor n it bears
no comparison with football.
A comparison of the casualties of the
two sports shows the advantage Of the
former. In football there are many
serious and fatal accidents, While in
boxing such accidents are almost as
rare as hens teeth.
When I say boxing I don't neces-
sarily mean prize-fighting. There is not
SO much glory where money is an in
c%entive, for when the money question
enters into a game glory ceases to exist.
There is just as much difference between
boxing to win and fighting for money
as there is between the former and foot
ball.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

which seems to have lost this faculty.
The Egyptian sheep dog. for instance.
is never known to bark, and that great
Thlbetan dog Known as the 'lion-leaded"
dog is also slant.
Dogs of ordinary English breeds lose
the power of barking if they are allowed
to run wild. There is a small island near
Mauritius where a great number OF dogs
may be found in an absolutely wild state.
They are, as far as known. descendants
of a pair of mongrels marooned on the
island many years ago. Finding plenty
of turtle eggs these have increased and
multiplied to a very large extent. But
none Of them can bark.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
WOMEN ON THE CHINESE STAGE

Many visitors to the Celestial kingdom
have noted the absence of women from
the stage.
All the roles in a Chinese play are TAX
en- by men.
his singular custom is traced pack to
a wOman's within. The Emperor Yung
Tsdhing marred an. actress at the be-
ginning of the eighteenth century when
women were allowed on the stage. The
emperor died and the empress dowager
ruled the country for her son, the Prince
Kim Sung.
To satisfy her vanity, this shrewd and
most peculiar woman issued a decree
fo~nttdd:ng, under penalty of instant
death by the sword Of the exeeutioner.
any membe of he sex to appear n the
Chinese stage.
After me, no one," said n empress
dcyager. and since her day no woman
within h reach OF Chinese ra,, has
dared to test the strength o. ner decree.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
SADDLE AND L

The winter season in San Francisco
promises to be Of great interest this year.
Prince Poniatowski n a lumber of his
friends have taken hold of Tanforan in
a new style. They undertake to invest
their money, .exacting only five per cent.
on the capital, every cent OF profit above
that being applied to track Improvement
and the purses. A feature will be made
of hurdle racing and steeplechasing. OF
the five races each day. only W will be
overnight events, one eff which will be
O $500 purse for the better class of SELL
ing platers. the either $500 for maidens.
All other vents are stakes and purses
eff large amount, in which the entries
close In advance. This systsln should
snake racing of splendid quality, giving
owners at horses a chance to pay ex-
penses without depending upon the bet
ting. The worst feature of racing in the
0ast has been the tact. that average win
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

Since the birth of the National league
no less than "a cities rave been repre-.
sented in it's circult. Al the cities in the
old league circuit, with the exception of
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Pittsburg, IVA won the pennant. Brook
lyn was the only club to win the cham
pionship its first season in the league.
Milwaukee. in 1878; Syracuse. in 1879;
Philadelphia, in 1888; st. Louis, in 1885;
Washington, in 1886; Indianapolis, in
1887, and Baltimore, in 1891. were all tall
enders i'm their first season.