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The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

Dr.. James {. Baldwin, one Of
the Oldest and most highly respect.
ed citizens Of Marshall died on Sat
urday afternoon at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Henry Frazier on
English Ave. after a lingering III.
ness. He was born in Tennessee
May i3.h. ISi4.w was married at the
age Of twenty-five to Miss Sarah
Ann Underwood.
In 1913 MI Baldwin came to
Missouri. settling in Lawrence
county. In 1886 he was ordained
an q local preacher by the N. Il.
church. South. Later he studied
medicine. beginning practice in
iS4S.
DR.. Baldwin moved to Saline
county in 1865, where he has con-
tinued to r. side, during which time
he has made many warm friends,
who will miss him. Deceased was
the father Of twelve children, eight
Of whom survive him. They are
Charles and John Baldwin, Mes.
ames Mary Lindsey, and Matte
Frazier Of this city; James Baldwin
Of Sweet Springs; Samuel Baldwin
Of Dade county; Thomas baldwin
Little Rock. Ark. and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Richardson Of the Indian Ter
ritory.
The funeral services were held
at the NJ. Il. church. South at three
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, con.
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. J. w.
! Howell. Burial at Ridge Park
cemetery.
The sympathy Of the community
Is extended to the widow aud child.
rem Of deceased.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

the proposed building Of the North
and South road. Miami is asked
to take $4,000 IN stock and the
News states that nearly $4,000 of
this had last week been raised.
The executive committee Is ON
posed OF the following:
b. +. Lennon. Isaac Myers.
DR.. A. H. ". Sullivan. G.. N.
Jackson. DR. A. X I:dmonds and
G. T. Taylor, who appointed the
following TO act with them to se.
cure subscriptions: Sam Rogers.
DR.. W. II. Morris. Thos. Aud>ley.
J. l.. Winning. James Long. Il
w. Hawkins. I'D Haynie, A. J.
Vanmeter aud NJ. Petermanc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30
The Mseesbees Initiate.

The K. O.. T.. NJ. had a special
review OH Tuesday evening, March
27th, at ! u. - Il. hall OH North
Lafayette street. when K. Il An
derson. state commander. Of St.
Louis. made an address. Short
talks were also made by several
visiting knights from the Slater
lodge. The following gentlemen
were initiated during the evening:
H. h. Hawkins, G. +. Martin, &.
N. Martin. G. W. Newton, l.. NJ.
Newton, Charles Petry. Sam l..
Walker, a. l., Van Ausdale, J. b.
Prior, n. Il. Donahue, Charles +.
Burke. Frank Sadenhute. +. II.
Graybali, John A., Scudder, James
A. Walker. James Chamberlain.
John \. I.ogsdon. Lester Wayland,
Thomas Carville, +. A. Gibson.
John W. Robertson and Robert NJ.
King.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

The misfortunes OF such publish.
ing houses as Harper Bros. and
more recently Of d. Appleton 4
Co.. are much to be regretted by a
book.reading aud literature-loving
public. Such companies have
proved q helpful factor in the Tor.
nation and encouragement ot writ
ings Of literary merit and are in a
measure responsible for the stand.
ards Of American literature.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30
Even George Fred Williams d

Even George Fred Williams de.
nounces as absolutely false" the
report that he seeks to he accepted
as organs running mate Even
the Massachusetts orator, who has
suffered defeat by the most tremer-
dous majoiities in his own state,
has a higher regard tor his reputa-
ton than to wish that snch things
he. 1t must be a most crush my
defeat, which would brighten the
nervy George Fred.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

For the good Of our public schools
n~onpartisan school boards are elect
ed. For the good Of Marshall.
which includes schools. churches.
business, property and wages, the
city's affairs should bc placed in
the hands OF those bes, fitted Ia
promote her interests.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

The troubles Of Saline County
Republicans are dwindling bv com.
parison and will soon rest in the
shade. They have become anti
quated aud are heuceiorth retired
to mediocrity. Saline Democrats
have the floor and are making It Q
bloody one.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30
A DOODLE ENDORSEMENT.

Under the above caption, a cir.
cular was on Tuesday issued and
disseminated from Marshall and on
Thursday appeared as an editorial
in the Saline County Index. which
was as follows:
1.-The legally proven and officially
recorded corrupt part ri the present
state administration II seeking en-.
dOrscment for it, corrupt acts ut the
hands III Saline County Democracy.
Already Its agents IRE here with IN.
clean Jefferson city money to buy u
majority Ia the coming county con-
vcntion of next Monday to whitewash
the blacklist infamy and s~,ultify the
fair aud honest name III Saline cOun-
~. small wonder corruption essays
To have this county endorse Il. ~ II
WAS o Saline county man who exposed
aud proved and had forever recorded
In the state archives the blackes, page
NJ official corruption ever known Ia
any state In this Union, not excepting
the carpet-bag rule Of reconstruction
infamy.
''Not prOtting by the experience Oi
two years ago. when the emissaries Oi
corruption sent men into this county
to work for favOrites, and had them
beaten world withou, end by On
outraged people, Il again rears its
head and hires men to work for dele
cations which will endorse infamy.
The men hired arc known, some have
admitted Il, and the others will lie ex
posed ~ fas, M proof positive II Oh
tanned.
saline County Democrats N men
Of finest memories, and the man who
lends himself u this thing will be re-
m%embered t. his dying day. and his
name upon such q corrupt ticket will
be the signal for his total and com
plcte retirement from political fields Ia
city, township, county and state.
''rhe doodle II here, and men who
we're hired without knowing for wha'
they were engaged, have acknowledged
II.
III they desire to beat he viii
scheme they must act, and act ut once
Go To your township meeting Satur
day. elect delegates who are opposed
to endorsing corruption and sent
them q your county convention herr
next Monday"
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

The pestiferous John jacob
I.entl Is a, least ,alented in riding
to death hobbies aud brilliant in
the conceptions his rawlings picture.
He nevertheless turns the eyes Of
the observer to himself. and the
result Is not in the lcas, flattering
to the Hon. John Jacob.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30
Miamians Subscribe.

Colonel A. l.. Strang. according
to the Miami News, visited that
town recently and met an assembly
of its citizens, desiring to ascertain
what they would do in regard to
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

Remember the city election next
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-30

Vote for the city's welfare and
YOU vote for Jour own.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Reported Dull. Corn Lower,
and Oats Active.

CHICAGO March 13.-Wbeat was dull
and weak, the trade very light and entire
ly local. The action of the corn market is
temporarily affecting the wheat market.
Liverpool was lid higher; Paris, 1-2q3-4c
higher; Antwerp, 5-sc higher. and private
the latter market on Argentine wheat.
Primary receipts were 80, 900 bushels larger
than last year; clearances very light. 120,-
600 bushels. The cash demand was report
ed better.
Corn-There was enough profit taking in
corn to break the price cent; there was a
little recovery from the bottom. May sold
from 3S 3-SG37 IL, and closed at 81 1-2
on the break; the interest which has sold
most freely of the May early were taking
back the July. Clearances were 533, GOO
bushels. Shipping sales were light.
Oats-Oats were active at the opening
with corn. They lost only 1-Sd1-4c, May
closing % 3-4G23 IS. Receipts, 52S cars
were larger than expected; the estimate
for tomorrow, 200. Clearances were 100, 900
els, increased 135, 600 bushels. The coun-
try seems TO have oats for sale; at one time
oats were IA 3-s under corn.
Provisions were lower mainly in sym
pathy with corn, and closed steady for
lard and at a moderate decline for pork
and ribs. A prominent local operator sold
a line OF July pork A Western packer was
a liberal buyer of May lard, and there was
a fair general trade. The cash demand
was good.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

The advance in prices. begun in the stock
market last Friday and continued stead
lily since that time, was perhaps even more
aggressive during the last hour yesterday
afternoon than at any time before The
railway list generally was advanced frac-
tionslly and closed at the highest prices for
the day. The grangers and especially
Atchison preferred, were bought apparent
ly FOR important interests. The Pacific Sc
curiiies were strong. the trunk line securi-
ties and the coalers all advanced and the
Southern stocks were well supported The
fractions were advanced. especially Third
Avenue aud Brooklyn Rapid Transit The
theory of the bears regarding this advance
was that it was due TO pool buying. in the
hope that the public would be induced by
the little spurts and by the passage OF the
Currency bill to come into the market In
bear quarters IT was predicted that the
opening prices today will be the highest
of the movement. and that flood of pool
securities will be thrown on the market to-
day. There is no very good foundation for
any such pessimistic belief. There are not
a few conservative market critics coming
around to the view gradually that, as far
as the railway list is concerned, at least,
the present is IA bull market In the view
OF these people the bears sold themselves
10 a standstill last week on Thursday, when
transactions aggregated less than 80. 900
shares. II WIS seen on that day that with
more than a month OF hard campaigning
the bears had not been able 10 force prices
in the railway list off more than fraction
ally. Since then they have been covering
not only in the fractions and the indus
trials in which they have profits. but also
in the railway list, in which they have
losses.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

NEW YORK. March 13.-MOney on call
continued to demand round figures today,
and the banks made further advances on
the rates on standing loans. This circum
stance. together with the increasing un-
certainty as to what will be the actual op-
erations of the new Currency bill, put a
check upon the budding enthusiasm that
developed in the speculation yesterday. In
consequence. today's stock market was dull.
and 1t had rather reactionary tendency.
In only few instances was there any
material pressure to sell but, on the other
hand. the market reflected clearly the ex-
tent to which the short interest was re
duced in yesterdays general buying move
IDent. Money market conditions followed
plainly the losses which the banks are SUI
fering in their operations with the sub
treasury, and also the heavy and rather IN
expected demand for currency which has
sprung up from the West during the past
few days. The shipments on this account
have been exceedingly heavy since Satur
day. and 1t would not be surprising if Sat
urday's bank statement should show the
surplus reserves quite wiped out.
Wide differences OF opinion were ex-
pressed as to what the actual workings OF
the new Currency Dill will prove to be. 1t
is plain, however, that as regards the local
monetary situation, the only relief through
its operations will come from the actual
Treasury disbursements through the re-
funding provisions of the bill. For the
present, at least, it seems possible 10 dis
miss from the account any decided relief
10 follow the increased bank circulation.
The movements in the standard issues
we're limited and irregular. There was
rather sharp decline in Missouri Pacific fol-
lowing upon the publication of the COM
pany's annual report, the figures Of which,
II was assumed. precluded the possibility
OF the declaration of the dividend that had
been hoped for at this season. The only
pronounced movements in the market how
ever were in the industrial quarter and
in the local traction shares. The industrial
quarter in the main was heavy, with wide
fluctuations in Sugar Refining the Tobac-
co stocks, and Tennessee Coal and Iron.
There was rather sharp decline in Met
ropolitan Street Railway, and Manhattan
was also heavy, while Brooklyn Rapid
ysnced very sharply. Rumors regarding
the showing TO be made in the receivers
report on the latter property amended the
advance in the stock. London furnished a
higher range Of prices for American stocks,
but was not active to any appreciable ex-
tent in the local dealings.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
w. II. Chase accused of Signing A.
T.. L. keese's Name

William II. Chase colored is locked up
at the Sixth precinct station charged with
forgery. He was arrested last night by
Detectives Phillips and Baur, on the com
plant of A L. l.. Kneese. a notary pub
lie, at 504 L Street northwest by whom
the prisoner was formerly employed. The
case will come up today in the Police
Court.
The accused is said TO secured a blank
check from the book of Mr.. Reese, and
to have forged the name of the latter af-
ter filling out the check for the SUN of
81. Chase is said TO have presented the
alleged forged check at Welsh's saloon, on
Third Street southwest, where 81 was
advanced TO him, and he was told to call
later for the balance. Meanwhile il is
claimed the check was discovered to be a
forgery, and when the accused appeared
for the s. balance, last night, he was ar
rested. He denies his guilt.
Chase was recently released from the
penitentiary. He has q bad record with
the police and is said to have served sew
eral terms in prison for various offences.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
The Parent Company.

The TripIer Liquid Air Company has been IN.
corpor4tCd with a cafitil stock 81 $1,000, 600
divided into one million shares Of the par value
Of $40 each II has taken over all Mr.. Triplcr'
inventions. devices, and appliances for the pro-
duction and practical utilization OF liquid air 1t
likewise controls all the foreign patents-rilE
ONLY ONES EVER GRANTED for England.
France, Germany, Austria, Canada. Mexico. and
Australia. Il has in operation in New York
City. at III West seth St, factory where liquid
air is being Manufactured for commercial pur-
poses and whence liquid air is now supplied for
daily use in the leading hospitals and Is motive
power. Here anyone can. upon proper application,
see liquid air being m4de daily.
The only object in Offering Tor public ,ubScrip-
ton any part OF its capital stock Is to provide
funds for immediate extension of its factory
facilities Is the present plant Is entirely made
auate 10 the demand. The proceeds OF the shares
offered will be- devoted entirely to the construc-
ton and equipment of this extension.
Plants are also 20 be erected in London, Berlin.
aud Brussels. and plant Is now being construct
ed for the Paris Exposition, where most de
sirablc position has been granted this company
a. the only producers OF liquid an in the world.
Tie Rand Drill Company will within fortnight
shin to Paris for this plant two in mensc com
pIcssors having producing capacity OF FIVE
HUNDRED GALLONS PER DIEM
Every shareholder in this, the parent company.
u,rfcirate- in al TN. profits Of all its undertak.
iugs embracing its sales Of liquid air. for power.
engines motors, reirig' rating or hospital uses.
and all its uses ~ whatever description, including
those received from both The American and tor
eign sub-companies.
II is bqroud question that the returns from an
investment in the shares 81 this company viii lar
exceed any heretofore known ia the history OF
finance commerce OF discovery: and the fortu-
nate ones who secure stock IN the rrper Liquid
Air Company at this time will see the future
value of their holdings exceed even the great
advances realized by original shareholder, In Bell
Telephone Standard on
The very low capitalization oi this company.
taking into consideration thar this. the parent
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Washington Loan and Trust: 56
l56 IL; American Security ard Trust: so
200; Columbia Fire Insurance: 100d12 SIS;
Riggs Fire Insurance: 93ds S-s; Peoples
Fire Insurance: 10Oae IS; Real Estate I'll
tie Insur; nee: 5dS3 IL; Capital Traction:
$500 796. goa '95 rs; Capital Traction,
rights: s135a6 1-2. s1.ss6G6 Is, $1O.317@
6; City and Suburban H. H.: 11a3l 1-2;
Washington Gas: 1854 1-2. 25Mj4 3-S;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 25Gl96 IA, 25G
1876 3-S; Lanston Monotype: 15d4 Ia !;
American Graphophone. preferred; 100
u IA. After call-Capital Traction. rights:
81. 1896 Is; Mergenthaler Linotype:
1q6 ID
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
WhoopinE Cough.

Two years ago my little three year- old
boy had the whoopiDg- cough, and after
several physicians had prescribed for him
without giving him relief. / prevailed ON
my wife 10 try twenty-five cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The first
dose had the desired effect. and within
forty eight hours he was entirely relieved
CT all cough. | consider this remedy the
best on the market. especially for children
aud recommend it all times. W l. Ferga-
son. Druggist Bolton Miss. For sale by
Henry Evans wholesale and retail and all
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
Required Ia yaccinate.

LEXINGTON, Va, March 13.-owing 20
the smallpox scare here and which seems
TO be general over the entire county. tho
council has apportioned off the town and
now requires everyone TO be vacclnated
or r. fined severely. Physicians are re-
quifed 10 make a thorough inspection of
each hhabitant of the town and If, in his
estimation the subject requires vaccina-
tion it must be done or a fine il the result
The report from Denmark region is very
encouraging. In all there have been fifty
cases with no fatalities. Quarantine lin
its have been drawn in and the area now
embraces about four square miles.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
New York Cotton Market.
DIRECTORS ELECTED
Stockholders of Two Companies
Hold Annual Meetings.

day elected its directors for the coming
year, as follows: George Truesdell J. W
Young o. T. Crosby, F. c. Stevens, H. D.
Mirick, c. A. Lieb, and G. W Bacon.
The following directors of the National
Life Insurance Company were elected yes
terday: Oscar D. Wetherell Charles E.
Msbie. Adam 5. Pratt, ]. H. Nitchie W. 4.
Gorrell, Robert E. Sachett, E NJ Mabie,
Z. L. Barber. Stewart Goodrell. Jonas NJ
Cleland, Abner Smith. and James H.
StowelI.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
Worlds Greatest Power.

Mr.. Tripier has perfected the application OF
liquid air as power, and the Tripler Liquid Air
Company alone stands ready 10 furnish this
power. This force slt5 times a powerful as
steam 1t is but a question of time when all
engines, stationary or locomotive, will utilize
liquid air in place oil steam, naphtha gas, or
electricity as motive poveF, and in choapness no
other motive power ever discovered can compare
with ii. In its applcatioa-to steamships, liquid
air Will to vessel using 100 tons OF coal
per day 5000 per round sip across the Atlantic;
TO 4 vessel using so fons per day, $4,000 per
round trip. Figure 10. Yourself from your own
knowledge OF the steam. water traffic in the
world, the enormous total which the company )
annual profits from this one must assume.
Suppose fer instance, there were but lOJ steam
ships engaged in tine Atlantic transportation
vice, that they were al ef, the lowe,t grade Of
coal consumption named, and that they made but
one round nip each per month. Look at the
annual saving $50. coo 600 almost the entire cspi
tai OF the Tripler Liquid Air Company, and
equal division OF the saving assures the company
SO per cent annual profit on its capital stock from
this one source alone !
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
FINANCIAL.

but also that Of the ENTIRE WORLD, offers adj
Nanisges for future enhancemeD;s OF values OF
stock that is almost incaluculable
Prompt application will be essential to secure
any OF the shares now offered. as advance sub
scnpuons assure tAe sale Of a majority Of tie
stock without further Offering
Applications for stock (which must be accom-
panied by check TO the order Of the Fiscal
Agents. will be received at their Offices as below,
where prospectus and any further information de.
sired may be obtained
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

bonds out OF the Treasury in refunding
them, instead of out OF the Governments
deposits in the New York banks. a food
OF money will be available in a short time.
As far as can be learned, he has chosen the
former method. London continued buyer
of American securities yesterday
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
HE Is To LIQUID AIR WHAT
EDISON Is 10 ELECTRICITY.

His processes are producing liquid air in such
quantities and at such a cost as make it practI-
cal business element, capable of being used and
traded IN as a commercial condition. not theory.
Ills work long since passed the stage OF
pertinent. and is become concrete business
proposition.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

\ 500 gallon per diem hqueher will produce
LIQUID air al - cents per gallon.
Nr. Tripler alone produces liquid air in
amounts, and at a cost enabling its daily f0r
surgical and hospital purposes and q motive
power, and il is extensively so used The
Tripier Liquid Air Company alone i able 10 sup
ply the material for this demand.
In fact the manifold uses OF liquid air are too
great 10 be enumerated here. Each and every use
means additional prof; 10 the Triplor liquid Air
Company. and the grand aggregate OF all ind!-
Gates profits never before pdTalelod by any inven-
lion or discovery in the annals OF the world
rho,a who interested in The subject are in
vied 10 send Tor prospectus %; the rripier Liquid
Air Company. and read ths details which are too
extended to recite within the limit, OF q news
ntnpr advertisement
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

The news Of the day yesterday included
the statement Of the Baltimore and Ohio
for February, a triie better than any that
have gone before; the annual statement Of
Missouri Pacific. which was not particular
ly good, and a number of weekly gross
earnings statements. Money was quoted
at and per cent for call loans during
the early part Of the day, but was in plen-
tiful supply at 2 per cent before the close.
IL would seem that II the Secretary OF the
Treasury pays the premium on the old
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14
No LONGER AN EXPERIMENT.

Neither Charles E. Tripler nor his successes
with liquid air need any Introduction to the
world today. His is as familiar as those
of Watts, Franklin, Edison the fame OF his
discoveries even greater
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

TIE KNIGHTS OF HoNOR-A grand fraternal
organization, the peer Of any, surpassed by
none, during the twenty-siX years OF its existence,
has paid to its benehciarics, the widows and or
phans of thirty five thousand deceased brothers,
the munifieeIt sum Of SIXTY NINE MILLION DOL
LARS, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN TilOUs-
AND DOLLARS OF which has beeen disbursed in
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1893. FRANCIS F. BATES, Grand Dictator, s5S
9th st ne; JOHN Ii. KING, Grand Reporter, lOl6
ST. Sc. mh9-lno EN-