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SPEECHES IN MARYLAND.
Hon. c. II. Turner Denounces the
Abrid .sment of Liberties.


HYATTSYILLE. Nd. Sept. S.-The nomi-
nation of 3. Harris Camalier for Congress
is highly commended by the Democrats OF
Prince George county. and i is certaisl
that he viii make strong run. Thursday
evening the Bryan and Stevenson Club of
Hyattsville held an enthusiastic meeting
Hon. Charles H. Turner, ex-member OF
the House OF Representatives from New
York city, was one of the speakers. He
has been travelling with Mr. Bryan and
party for tha past two or three days, and
declared that the meetings held by the
Democrats were not political meetings il,
the strict Interpretation OF that term They
were meetings at which the Declaration Of
independence was being reafitrmed.
because we are a world power is no
excuse for this country entering into en-
tangling alliances with foreign powers" he
said. Not single spot on the Western
Hemisphere was governed by any form of
government save that wherein the people
enjoyed the privilege and right OF p2rttc~
ipating in their government, except Porto
Rico. where the idea OF liberty has been
abandoned since the Mckinley Admins
tration took possession"
Mr.. Turner said the people of this coun-
try are fast losing their liberties, and that,
if the Republican party continues in pow
er. the young man of today cannot expect
10 be more than wage-earn His refer
ence 10 Bryan as man not under the in
fiuence of trusts was greeted by a storm Of
applause.
Charles Benedict Calvert, OF Prince
George county. also spoke. He declared
that this campaign upon the result
of which depended the preservation OF our
present form Of government. He asserted
that imperialism was the vital and para
mount issue of the contest and that the
Republican party had forced the issue upon
the Democrats by the imperialistic tenGea-
Cjes of the present Administration. He
lkenCd the present position OF the Demo-
cratic party TO that of the Republican par
ty in 1853, when the Republican party stood
for the liberties of the people and the free
dom Of slaves. He said The Republican
party now proposes to go into other couu-
tries and rob the people of their liberties
and their possessions -
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The only matter OF interest in the Stock
Market this morning was The bank state
ment for the week. This document was
not quite so good as had been expected
recently. the reserve showing a decrease
and also the cash a small decrease. 1t
would seem that the shipments to the in
terror have at last become sufficient tC out
weigh the gains from the sub-Treasury-
Business was dull and price fuctua ions
unimportant Chicago Gas was weak and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit went of some
what. Otherwise the market was almost
quiescent. The week thus ends much as
1t began, and it may be stated here as ths
opinion OF large proportion NJ the con-
seryative market people that next week
will be little different It is possible that
some small activity may develop. Declines
OF a point or two are more probable than
advances in the immediate future.
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IN THE STOCK MARKET.
Speculation Opens DuH and With an
Uncertain Tendency

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The Stock Market
opened very dull and with rather un-
certain tendency
Peoples Gas was again feature of the
dealings and the stock continued under
pressure. largely owing to adviees from
Chicago in respect to the active gas var
in progress at that point.
The dealings in the anthracite coal
stocks were not active but moderate
pressure appeared in that quarter also,
owing to the expectations that general
strike OF the operatives would be ordered
today
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Sugar Re
fning. the other recently active features
Of the market, were neglected.
There were ne changes OF any conse-
quence in the railway list and the bulk of
the dealings centred in St. Paul. Southern
Railway, and Burlington and Quincy
The London market was closed today
over enc OF the usual midsummer holidays
at that point.
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New york Cotton Market,
THAT TROPICAL STORM.
Gone OF on n Tangent and Washing.
ton Sy-eIters Still.

Fortunately for shipping and other in
terests on the middle Atlantic coast per-
haps, the tropical storm, the progress of
which has been noted daily by the Wealth
er Bureau, has gone off on tangent and
is devastating the coast line in the Gulf
of Mexico. Consequently the drop in
temperature that generally accompanies
such disturbances of the atmosphere has
been denied to Washington and high tenn
peratures and great humidity continue to
make the residents of the Capital uncom-
Portable. Many people returning from
their summer outings find that it is con-
siderably warmer than when they left
earlier in the season.
How long the warm weather will con-
tinue is not definitely known, even by the
officials at the Weather Bureau, but ev-
eryone feels that it cannot continue much
longer. IT, as predicted the forecaat
sheet issued by the Bureau, the winds
shift to the east and north within the
next day or so, drop in temperature
may be looked for and possibly ooIing
showers will effect q break in the hot
SMELL
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The bank statement figures were as
follows; Reserves decreszd $1022, 225,
ed 81, 327 800 legals decreased 81, III coo.
deposits increased S2,794 500 circulation
increased $Z04, 100. It VIII be remem-
bered that these figures are for only five
days. The decrease in reserve is dis
appointing. but it VIII have no Particu
lar effect on the stock market, as it was
to be expected at this period Of the year.
AS matter OF fact 1t has been a surprise
up to the present time that it has not
come sooner
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Her Charge n boomerang,

Louise Bradford, eolored, was charged in the
Police Court this morning by. Mary johnson, also
eolored, with cursing and swearing in Dingnan's
alley, Thursday night, and the Bradford woman
made similar charge against Mary johnson
Several witnesses testified that the johnson wo
man was not disorderly nor did she swear and
curse. 1t was the Bradford woman, they said
who talked loud and used profane language
Louise Bradford denied that she used bad Ian
guage and said it Mary johnson who cursed
The Bradford woman had no WITNESSES and Judge
Mills imposed a fine of So fifteen days and dis
missed the charge against Mary Johnson
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The Baltimore sailed from the Orient
April 3 and is the last of Dewey's large
ships to come home. The gunbOat Petrol
is the only one which engaged in the bat
tie OF Manila Bay that has not returned.
The Baltimore is Rear Admiral John c.
Watson's flagship and he is on board her
with his personal staff, including Flag
Lieut.. Frank Marble and his secretary,
Lieut.. Walter S. Crosley. The officers of
the Baltimore are: Captain, James II.
Forsyth; Lieut.. Comdrs. William C. Cut
ter, Frank H. Eldridge, ad John NJ. Or
chard; Lieuts. Spencer S. Wood, Lay H.
Everhart ana Glennie Tarbox; Lieuts
(Junior Grade) Orlo S. Knepper, Arthur T.
Chester, and Edward H. Watson; Surgeon
Frank B. Stephenson, Passed Assistant
Surgeon Lewis Morris; Paymaster Eus-
tace B. Rogers, Captain of Marine Corps
Dion Williams, Boatswain Harry R. Bray
ton, Gunner Andre OLSEN, Carpenter Will
liam P. Harding, Acting Warrant Machin-
lists Thomas F. Hobby, William R. Quenn.
Francis D. Burns and H. W. Biggs and
Pay Clerk J. B. Horton
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Fatally Kicked by n Mule.

CONNELLSVILLE. Pa, Sept S--.A sin
gular accident occurred in the Fort Hill
mine of the ". ]. Rainey coke plant, near
Vanderbilt, last evening A driver, John
s. McCIintock, attempted TO go past a VIC
ious mine mule which kicked him. the
hoof striking McClintock en- the head.
The skull was fractured and the patient
cannot live. He was brought to the Cot
tage State Hospital here last evening. He
is twenty-two years OF age and single
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DR.. SHADES
CIlIOridumDiScOverv
for
CONSUMPTION, BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
LUNG, THROAT AND CATARRHAL
DISEASES.
e Of the many letters and testimonials

Read OF the many letters and testimonials
received by Dr.. Shade:
July 10, 1900.
My Dear Dr. shade-Retore l came to you
was sick for four years with severe cough,
quick breathing and nervousness / went to
FIVE different physicians and not one OF them
did me any good. One told me l had heart dis
ease another said | mad consumption, another
said / could never be cured and one told me TO
so to California and get better and then come
to him for treatment my return. | used to
weigh 120 pounds before | sick; now l
weigh more than ever. When | came TO you /
still had that terrible cough and quick breath
ing. ! could not lie down in bed or walk
square without getting out Of breath used
to cough and expect0rate until | thought /
would not be able to stand it another minute.
After taking your treatment | like anoth-
er person. / never cough any more or have that
quick breathing. l can eat heartily; also sleep
we'll l do not have to be propped up with pill
lows any more, but can lie down at night with
ease. l have gained in flesh so that | don't
to look like the same person. | walk
from Georgetown to the city and back with
and not get out of breath, as | used to do
for years past. l under your treatment
for year. but began To improve IN about six
months after beginning your treatment / now
tell all my friends that DR.. Shade cured me OF
that terrible disease after five other physicians
had failed, which ! suffered with for FIVE years
l viii always speak well OF you to my friends.
Hoping that you may be very successful in your
Office, l remain, very respectfully,
MRS. d. f.. GRAVES,
ITO 32d st. nv. Washington, ID. c.
Hours, 10 week days. Closed on Sunday.
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CRUISER BALTIMORE home.
Watson's Flagship Placed in QUar-
nuti-.n il Nc1N N-nri,

antiIc in New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The United States
cruiser Baltimore arrived this morning
from Greenock, which port she left on
August %. The Baltimore is the flagship
of Rear Admiral Watson, who returned
home on her from Manila The cruiser
made a number of stops at poTt5 u diff
ferent countries On her homewarG yoy-
age This is the first time the vessel has
appeared in home waters since the battle
CT Manila.
At Greenock the flagship stopped and
many of the officers and men went ashore
Owing 20 the existence of the bubOnic
plague at Glasgow at the time Of the yes-
sells stay at GreenOck, Health officer Do
ty made more thorough investigation of
the war vessel than is usual. The surgeon
cf the Baltimore told Dr. Doty that he
would not certify that the ,jackies' had
not visited Glasgow because they usually
went everywhere when on shore liberty
DR.. Doty permitted the Baltimore to go to
the naval anchorage of T0mpkinsyiIIe
with the understanding that she was IN
der quarantine and that no person should
be allowed on board nor any of the ships
company on shore with the permission of
the health officer
DR.. Doty said that the temperature of
all on board would be taken before any
disposition was made of the vessel. If all
are well on board there in no danger of
a breaking out Of the plague as this is
the 10th day since the departure from
Greenock-
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Run Over by n Train,

ROANOKE, Va, Sept, S.-Harry W.
Rowe. the twenty-two-years old son of j.
H Rowe, of this city, was run over and
killed by Norfolk and Western train at
Elkhorn, ". Va, Thursday evening The
remains were brought here yesterday
morning and prepared for burial and ship
ped 10 Waynesboro, Pa, in. the afternoon.
Rowe leaves father, mother three sisters,
and two brothers who reside here.
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Spoke Against Nliiitarism.

WILIIAMSPORT, Nd, Sept. S--The
Bryan and Stevenson Club of Williamsport
held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday
night, Mr.. Emmett CuIlom presiding The
speakers were Major Charles A Little,
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Sixth district, and NJ ]. Mallard, of Geor-
gia, a travelling salesman. This was Major
Little's first appearance since his nomina-
ton He spoke aginst militarism and the
The evening times., 1900-09-08
CHURCH NOTICES

REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-serv-
ices At $50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and 9
o'clock Wednesday evenings II Confederate Yeter-
an Hail. 431 Ilth St \. " At the sunday seTy-
ice, September 9. Col. Oliver c. Sahin viii de-
liver lecture the subject: 'ChTistian Science,
What It Is, and " hat II Does or How TO Heal
the Sick" The hall IS large and comfortable.
All are cordially invited. Item
ST. JAMES CHURCH, Sth st. ne.-Masses 80
and II u m. mathis l0:S0 q m, evensong S
p. N. Rev. FT. Thompson, OF 81. Michaels,
BiHdsboro, Pa, viii be the preacher 1t
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sa,ymiIi Proprietor Assigns.

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. Sc. s. Neal,
who has large sawmills at Carolina City,
near Morehead City, has failed and as
signs with $50. 900 liabilities. The big de-
cline in demand and prices is said to be
the cause. The bottom has fallen out of
the lumber market, which was so active a
short time ago
The evening times., 1900-09-08
4 Faruer,s Battle With Rats

SUSQUEHANNA, Pa, Sept. S.-Farmer
Warren, of Cascade Valley, entered his
empty corn barn Thursday night to make
some repairs, when he was attacked by
a horde OF hungry rats. Warren seized a
club and hard fight ensued. In the
midst Of the struggle he was re-enforced
5y his dog, and in twenty minutes they
killed seventy-eight rats and wounded
many more. Warren and his dog we're
severely bitten many times
The evening times., 1900-09-08
Petersburg Democrats orsaniz,

PETERSBURG. Va, Sept. S.-Tke Dem
ocrats OF Petersburg held a large meeting
at the courthouse last night and organized
a Bryan-Stevenson and Lassiter campaign
club with $50 members. John H. Maclin,
a prominent tobacconist of this city, was
elected president.
The evening times., 1900-09-08

ed to vote for Bryan this year, although
they had voted against him in 1896. One
of them said that every man in the party
of thirty-six had voted against Bryan be-
fore, but would vote for him now. They
were members of some German organiza-
tiOn
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UNDERTAKERs.
j. WILLIAM LEE,
TndcrfaiSer ana I-ivery.
Es2 Penn. Ave " w Washington D. G.
sixty Days for yagrnncy.

Johanna Quill, who has on more than one oc-
casiOn appeared in the dock OF the Police Court
in the role of a vagrant, again prisoner this
morning charged with the offence. by Po-
Hceman Baker. She Indignantly denied that
she was vagrant but the polieemans statement
was too strong and Judge Mills imposed a sen
tence requiring bonds with alternative of
sixty DAYS the farm. She went to the flm.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

F. NJ Higgins, Editor '.seneca fIlLI News
was afflicted for years with Piles that no doctor
or remedy helped until he tried Bucklen's Arnica
SalYe, the best in the world. He writes, two
boxes wholly cured him. InfalIible for Piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by Henry Evans,
II
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON BARR

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. C, September I,
l9G0.-Seaed proposals in triPlicate will be
received here until NOON. SEPTEMBER p. 1900,
for hot water heating officers quarters Nos /
> and 3, at this post. United States reserves
right to accept or reject any OF all proposals or
any part thereof. Information furnished on ap-
pIication. Envelopes should be endorsed Pro
posal for Heating Officers Quarters" E 5. BEN
TON, Q. NJ SCI. 10 IL 20,21
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Doubles Twice ia Two
DecpGes

A bulletin announcing the population of
Portland, Ore, was issued at the Census
Bureau this morning. The figures are go
425 against 1886 in 1890, showing the re-
markabIe increase CT "a. 50 per cent for the
last decade.
In 1880 the population was 1857, show
ing an increase of 1890 per cent from
1880 to 1890.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
VESSELS RUN ASHORE.
Two Ships Encounter the Tropical
Hurricane OF Florida.

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. S.-The barkentine
CuIdoon, Captain Richter. OF st. John, N
c., lumber laden, is ashore near Caryfoct
light, forty miles south of here. She en-
countered hurricane on the reef after
losing her rudder and mainmast.
The cargo may be saved, but the vessel
will be wreck.
An unknown Norwegian lumber-laden
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FoR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Northw suburban Washing
ton lots to exchange for horse and outfit, chat
tells OF other property fine opportunity. DAVID
d. STONE & co, SGl f St NV. seS-3t
NANTED-To trade an 1899 Tribune wheel for i
buggy Address BON 2s6, this office. se6-3t
The evening times., 1900-09-08

BrooSlyn Rapid Transit declined a point
or more during the morning, but still
closed the day with a gain from the low
price of yesterday. 1t is not surprising
that the stock should so off after the pro-
fessional manipulation that doomed it
yesterday, as the professionals nearly al
ways wish 10 even up their contracts over
Sunday. It should be pointed out too that
however meritorious the stock may be.
and undoubtedly is, at its present price,
some of the wild stories circulated by the
bulls yesterday cannot do il any good. For
instance the Street will not long pay any
attention to the unsupported statement
that President Vreeland OF the Metropolf-
tan, is to become a director of the compa-
ny. This was one OF the arguments used
by the bulls yesterday.
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing canaries. mocking
birds dogs, cats rabbits, gold fishes, etc. !;
catalogue free SCHAID'S BIRD STORE, 10 I2th
st. NV. au23-tf
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a veteran,s story.-George Lewis. D

Shamokin, Pa, writes: 81 am eighty years OF
age. / have been troubled with Catarrh for fffty
years, and in my time have used great many
ostaTh cures. but never had any relief until 1
sed Dr.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. One box
cured me completely" Fifty cents. Sold by L. 5
Williams, Ninth and Streets; Ednionds &
Williams Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave
EUC-I5.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
PoRTLAND's GREAT INCREASE.

bark lies on a reef five miles south of the
CuIdoon.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
New york stock Market
Open. High. Low. Clos.

Corrected daily by W b. Hibbs & Co.. meT-
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9
Street.
The evening times., 1900-09-08
WORKINGMEN FOR BRYAN
Organized Labor to Vote Against
the Trust Party.

The Imminent Coal Strike Darizens
Republican Prospects In All the
Mining States and Produces an
Effect I'm the Ranks of TOiIers
Everyvy vyhcre-Facts From Records
The evening times., 1900-09-08
stops the Cough
and Works OF the CoIa

ayative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure cold
> one day. No Cure, DO Pay. Price % cents
The evening times., 1900-09-08

Surgeon General Wyman this morning
received a cablegram from the United
States Consul at Aberdeen, Scotland in
response TO his message of yesterday, en-
Quiring as to an alleged case of the plague
on the trawIer Heron at Aberdeen. The
consul replied that the case On the Heron
is rot one of plague.
The evening times., 1900-09-08

Chicago Gas went below 90 and showed
little support at any time. The statement
is made that the new gas company has
increased its capital stock, or will do so,
to 81, 4,000, 000 It is also said that cut
in the price of gas to so cents is likely,
The evening times., 1900-09-08
DIED.

BRANSON-On Thursday. September g. 1900
WILLIE BRANSON aged three years. six months
and eight days. 1904 Half St sc.
Funeral private. II en-
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TWO NEW PLAGUE CASES.
Victims of the S5aIndy Now in Glas-
gov Hospitals.

gov Hospitals.
GLASGOW, Sept. S.-Two new cases OF
bubonic plague are reported from the hos
pitaIs One patient is from the east side
of the city and the other from the south
ern section. Nine persons have been add
ed to the number under observation.
The hospital cases now reach total
of sixteen of which two show suspicious
symptoms merely. The number under OBJ
servation, which changes constantly be-
cause CT releases, etc, is now ICE
Dr. Camille. OF the British Medical As
sociation, who is here investigating the
plague says that personal uncleanliness
is a feature in the cases of those wao
have shown symptoms Of the disease. he
does not believe that the plague viii
spread or appear elsewhere.
The danger of its spread through ship
ping he regards as infnites;mal. He de-
clares that the restrictions placed upon
Glasgow vessels are unwarrantet and due
TO ignorance OF local conditions.
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, l419 F
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Want Five Minutes
Howard, Crosby & Co..

1901 Chestnut ST., Phila-
Fl Congress ST., Boston.
G2 Wall ST., New York.
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1t is Wise to Meet

danger boldly and rely upon others experience
who have found Warmers Safe Cure curative for
iNRr frnlthIns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-12

pays small heed to the claims of health.
He eats anything, anyhow, anywhen,
ard anywhere. He doesn't eat crpsts
by any means nor spare his purse to fill
his stomach. The mistake he makes IS
in thinking that when a man has filed
his stomach, that IS the end of the busi-
ness Of feeding. Instead of being the
end of feeding it's only the beginning.
There is no value in food unless 1t is
digested, converted into nutrition and
nssin,ilated. These processes depend
upon the healthfulnesS OF the stomach
and the other organs of digestion and
nutrition. When these organs are dis
eased they cannot extract the nutrition
from the food received into the stomach
and the body becomes weak through
lack OF nourishmeut. One day this
weakness" begins to find a special de-
velopment in some chief organ, heart,
liver, lungs kidneys, etc, to which the
man succumbs. The doctors certificate
reads "heart disease" kidney disease"
as the case may be.
But the real reading of the certificate
should be:
STARVED TO DEATH.
The truth of this statement is appar-
ent. The body is sustained by food
digested and assimilated But the body
Is made up of its parts and organs, and
when the stomach is weak" digestion
imperfect, and the nutrition extracted
from food inadequate to the needs q the
body, the result is shared by every part
and organ of the body. For this reason
no man is stronger titan his stomach,
snd no organ sustained by the stomach
can be stronger than the stomach.
Therefore when we hear of "weak
stomach we are pretty sure we are going
TO hear in time Of rweak heart, vweak"
lungs, weak kidneys, or weakness OF
some other organ of the body dependent
on the stomach and its associated organs
Of digestion and nutrition.
Now these things being true when a
MAJ has heart rtrouble." liver "trouble."