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like the same woman Z an sorry 7 did
first 5sgaA 70 haSI poor health. I could
have saved what paid to hunbugs."
No one ever regretted writing TO
DR.. Pierce for advice. Many have
regretted not writing sooner
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so obtain the opinion and advice of
a specialist in diseases peculiar to
women. All correspondence pri-
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SECURED LITTLE BOOTY.
Masked burglars Unable to OBTAIN
the Combination of n safe.

Masked burglars Unable to Obtain
the Combination of n safe.
SHARON, Pa, Dec. 1s.-Three masked
burglars visited the hcme OF Mrs. John
Bell, q widow, living near CoaItown, Sunday
night aud attempted to force her to open
a safe in the house. Mrs. Bell was alone
with her granddaughter, Miss seargent.
The burglars smashed open an outside
door against which the women had piled
furniture, and also a door of bed
room to which they had fed. Mrs.
Bell told the robbers that she could
not open the safe as her son-in-iaw. Ed
ward Seargent, had the combination. The
robbers then began to twist her arms.
threatening to burn her feet and ether
wise torture her. They carried her to the
safe. got can of OIL and threatened TO
pour It ever her and set It afre.
Convinced that the woman did not know
the combination, the robbers departed
after taking IS and all the iewelry they
could find Mrs Bell is the widow Of the
late John Bell, enc OF the veal khiest
farmers Of Neshanroek township. It is
thought the robbery was executed. or. at
least, planned by some one Who knew that
the safe contained considerable money.
There have been nc arrests,
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a coIoRED BURGLAR DIES.
wounds Insic.ed by Private watch
man Prove Fatal.

man TE0TS EGTlA-
NEW YORK, Dec 1s.-Henry Johnson.
a negro burglar. who was shot twice. in
the head and tie abdomen, by private
Waterman in the ONCE OF sa1un &
Tahelaran. importers of East Indian
goods at Is East Seventeenth Street. just
as he was about to make of with 81 GOO
worth OF silk, died in the New York Hos
pital this morning. Before his death the
negro told where he had hidden some of
the goods ne had stolen
The stoFerooms of Saiun & Tahelaran
had been entered repeatedly of late and
goods to the value of $40, coo stolen from
them.
The detectives say that Johnson is a
member of an organized gang of burglars
who have been systematically robbiag the
stores in the vicinity of Fourteenth Street
There have been twenty robberies in that
neighboThood within month and the
booty taken is said to have aggregated
SIS Gee
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New York Cotton Market.
MEMORIAL BRIDGE DESIGNS.
The Burr Fnd keller Productions
Show. in Comparison.

The Burr End Keller Productions
Show. in Comparison.
In Egyptian Hall, in the Halls of the
Ancients. there are displayed in COMPARE
son today two designs for the proposed
Memorial Bridge across the Potomac Riv-
er. One is the work of William H. Burr,
given preference by the board Of engineers
and architects last April. The other is
the design Of George Keller. of Hartford,
Conn
The comparative merits are to be shown
free daily by etereopticon from until s
o'clcek until further notice There ap-
pears to be great rivalry between the
authors Of the two designs. Mr.. Keller's
production seems to have the sanction of
many interested IN the bridge. and lie is
on hand TO point out to enquiring persons
the defects of the Barr design and the su-
periority Of his a1n.
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EXPECT 10 INHERIT A MILLIoN
Virginia Heirs of n wealthy PILLS
deIpIfa Phyzfe:au

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 1S.-Charles z.
Booth. wen-known paperhanger here,
and mis- family will, it is understood. come
in possession of nearly a million dollars.
This property comes as a direct beqaest
OF Dr. Jayne, of Philadelphia. The &C.
ceased left several millions. and was g
maternal uncle of Mrs Booth.
My uncle" said Mrs Booth. was
married and had one daughter Both his
wife and daughter died about ten years
ago and he never married again. DR..
Jayne died about three weeks ago at his
home in Philadelphia. I went on to at
tend him. l know he left all his money
to his nieces and nephews and their chill
dTen. They we're the nearest of kin
Mrs. Booth said that Dr. Jayne had made
individual requests 70 each OF her chill
dren, bat said she could not tell how
much any of them would get until the
estate was settled.
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS s CO, Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF RESIDENCE PROPERTY
BEING PREMISES no. 1883 T ST. n W

TRUSTEES SALE OF RESIDENCE PROPERTY
BEING PREMISES no. 1888 T ST n W
On WEDNESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1900, AT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. IN
frort Of the premises The undersigned as trustees
unSer q certain decd OF trust, dated April y.
1892 snd recorded N Liber 1911 iclio 55z ct sea-,
ore Of the land records OF the District CT Column
bia and At the request OF the party secured viii
sell II public auction. lot No. 90, OF John "
Stars subdivision O. original lots numbered
one ID Two ~, three (s) four o. five "a. SIX
20. seven, q, and nine 90. IN square iSI. as
said subdivision Is recorded IN the Office OF the
Surveyor OF the District CT Columbia, II Iiber
C. II B.. Page 90
Terms Of sale: oBe-third OF purchase money in
cash and the balance in two inStsilsnents p2vable
IN one OF two years from day Of sale with IN
terest 81 Per cent Per anntnl. or al cash al
the option OF the purchaser Coaveyaneirz and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost deposit OF
500 required al the time Of sale
ALBERT f. FOX, go ST. NV.
PHILIP A. DARNEIIIE, CD s. NV
de- Il IS. en- Trustees
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10 SERVE OUT SENTENCES.
Montgomery County Prisoners Teken
to the Honse Of Correcfio,,


to the House of Correction
ROCKVILLE. Md. Dec 1s.-shariF Ar
thur Williams took eleven prisoners from
the county Jail here yesterday to the
House of Correction, where they viii all
serve out the sentence imposed upon them
for the offences for which they were con-
Victed at the recent term of court. The
names Of the prisoners, the offence. and
time Of confinement are as follows Lo-
renz2 Fisher, assault six months; Charles
Asher, larceny, eighteen months; Spencer
Snads, larceny, one month; Jacob Plum
mer, assault, two years; Dennis Clark,
Larceny, two years; George Howard. car
Tying concealed weapons. six months: Mag
gle Keys, larceny, one year; William
Gibbs, carrying concealed weapons, six
months; John Shorter. local option. six
months; Louisa Jackson, larceny, two
years; Albert Butler, assault, one year.
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ALEXANDER MURDER TRIAL.


Taking of Testimony for the Prsse-
cu:ion Begun
IN less than an hour after the trial OF
William n. Alexander. who is charged
with the murder of Matthe@ Snow. was
begun this morning IN Criminal Court Ne
I, the jury was completed as follows.
Albert Wood, Charles F. Mills, William
4. Gibson, ". j. Dyer. John Heraf.
George ". Wells, James E. Chamberlain,
Philip H. Riley. L W Cornwall, Emile
Brown. Clinton D. g. WaIeot, and H. 5.
Thrift.
When Alexander was brought into the
courtroom. his wife. accompanied by her
little son. had already arrived and took
her seat On his right. Behind him sat his
brother and his father. and near him his
counsel. Messrs. Si1Iers and Laskey.
The first witness called was George II.
Robinson. coiored. who lives In Marble
Hail Alley. The witness stated that on the
night OF August Il last about 8 O'Clock he
was talking TO Snow when Alexander came
up and attacked Snow. who was sitting on
large stone at the intersection Of Mar
bic Hail Alley and the alley which crosses
it. Alexander rubbed up against Snow and
the latter told him to go away. without
further words Alexander fell upon Snow
and began to best him A man named Till
man. the witness believed. stepped up and
caught hold of alexander, pulled him away
from Snow, and said, Don't beat that man
up So" To this Alexander replied: "FlI
kill the because
he robbed my grandfather"
George ". TiIF-an gave corroboratiye
testimony. The witness also stated that
John Rose, Isaac Druett, and Alfred Ban
bPey we're present when Alexander walked
Up to where Snow was sitting After the
trouble TilIInan stated, Alexander said TO
him that ne had cut Snow with a ring
he had or ore of his fingers. The de-
PENDANT also stated, the witness said, that
he would do anyone who said he had
knuckies just as he did Snow
Tillman stated that he did not see
George H. Robinson, the first witness who
testified. in the vicinity when Alexander
assaulted Snow
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ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest Of all in Ieavening
sfrengfh.-u.s s. Govern sent Report
4 FAINTER Shot at Newport news.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Dec. 1S-sid
Ellis. painter at the shipyard. vas shot
in the neck and dangerously wounded by
J. B. Wakeley yesterday The men had
q fight and Nakeley claims that Ellis.
struck him over the eye and that he fred
IN self-defeuce. Ellis wound is serious
one Wakeley surrendered.
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Han and vie in Distress-Re,

Boehror Of Buffalo, says:-sfs5y wife ard we're
both troubled zith distressing Cstarrh but we
have enjoyed freedom from ti.is sggrarating
maiady since fhs day NE first used Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. It's action was instantaneous
giving the most grateful relief within ten min
utes after first application" % eelts. Sold by
F. & Williams Ninth and Z Streets and Ed
Bsonds & Williams, Third Street and Pen1;s3lyania
Avenues-I1
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Westminster stock ExehauRe.

sales-U. S. SIS: s1.50e01l0: Washing
ton Safe Deposit Co.: 2o97s; arlington
Fire Insurance Co.: 1910; Capita! Trac-
ton: s5@104 Ia. 220@10A, 1e0G104-buyer
80; Washington Gas. s5G5s Is. 65@5s; c,
and P. Telephone: 4597o; Mergenthaler
Linotype: 2O91s6 IA, 1aG1s5 5-S. 100
1S5 IL. 1ad1s5 SIS. 2eGfS5 IL, 2oG1S5 Is.
After caIl-Capital Traction rs: 5000
1G7 IL; Mergenthaler Linotype: 20@
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To EnIarge an AsrIun,.

RALEIGH. N c., Dec 1s-The Legis-
lature viii be asked 70 appropriate $50. Geo
for an enlargement Of the asylum for ne
gro insane at Goldsbore There are now
over 100 patients. Over half this years
applications for admission have beer re-
fused for lack OF space Insanity among
negroes is greatly on the increase
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Wife Charged with Rixamx,

Benjamin F. Haas, through his attorneys. Tur-
ner and Mitchell, today fled proceedings for d.
rorce against his wife, Alice Norton Haas, on
statutory grounds The parties we're married in
this city in 1897. II is also charged b. Haas that
the defendant, October % 1896 under her
maiden name Alice Norton. contracted a bica-
nous marriage with = man named Beale.
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4 KEEN. CLEAR~BRATN.

Your best feelings. your social position OF
business success. depend largely on the perfect
action Of your stomach and liver. Dr. Kings New
Life Pills give increased strength, keen, clear
BRAIN high ambition A 25-eant box viii make
you feel like a new being. Sold by Henry Evans
druggist, 922 Street.
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The market again this morning was
Suoyant at the opening and sold on after
ward, following the same course as that
Of yesterday. There was much uncertain
u expressed as 70 the probable course CT
prices later in the day and tomorrow. tut
although there may be some small reac-
ton the tendency now seems unmistaka bly,
upward to many careful people The
banks have gained this week so far, and
the payments of pensions and of interest
on the Government bonds promise well
for the showing in the Saturday state
ment. The public is again buying stocks.
The leaders Of the market are still oyer
atinS in the securities that they have
made SO prominent during the past week
The fear Of tight money has almost dis
appeared with the better showing this
week and the knowledge that the big in
ferests are working for easy rates The
only fear entertained by the friends Of the
market at the moment is that the long
holiday may induce selling. 1t is TO De
noted that loans made on Friday viii
have TO be paid for over the holidays In
til next Wednesday and with always the
chance of a Calamity it is natural to
suppose that some conservative people
viii be taking profits between now and
Friday on the bulges. This movement
may prevent a continuance OF the boom
and it may have little influence. but it is
we'll to bear 1t in mind Buying on the
recessions is advised.
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By VIRTUE OF DEED OK TRUST, duly re-
corded among the land records Of the District
OF Columbia IN LibeT 1856 folio <5e ct sea- We
VIII sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises on SATURDAY. THE ODD DAY OF
DECEJBER, 1900, at i O'CLOCK P. n, the fol-
lowing real estate. IN the county OF Washing
ton D. c. 81 Of lot % and west one and
one-h2H feet front By the full depth OF lot "a IN
block IS. N Robert E. Morris addition to the
city Of Washington. as per plat recorded In Liaer
? page 1s9, Surveyors Office Of said District to-
gether with the improvements ETC. consisting. OF
a tWo-stOTy frame house
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, residue in two
equal payments, At one and two years 8 p5r cent
interest, secured on the property, all cash; $50
deposit. All conreyzncing eta., az purchasers
cost Terms 10 be complied with n ten days.
Of trustees reserve the right 10 Teadvertisc and
sell Al defaulting purchasers cost and risk.
CHARLES Il. CRAGIS
WILLIAM Mex OSBORN,
THos. DowLSG & CO.. kuetioaeers-
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The Federal steel securities were strong
this morning. and it is thought proba bic
that they viii be marked up in the near
future, despite the many disappointments
this stock and the other securities have
given the. Street during the past two
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RnskefI,aII Tnninhf

The Washington Light Infantry and Corcoran
Cadet Corps VIII play game Of basketball to-
night at the Washington Light Infantry Armory
Dancing after the game. The line up:
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months. and before. The regular I IL per
cent dividend on the preferred stock is 10
be declared Immediately and the per cent
dividend on the common probably next
month. Tennessee Coal and Iron went on
early IN the day, but Bas well supported
at the lower level. Conservative people
consider it purchase around its present
price
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| nans nf Sl0Iaaa sswaza. .asde

Wagons etc, at lowest rates and on the dzy yoa
spply We are iosning on the Building and loan
Association plan, which makes the cost Of carry
ing loans much less than ycu Pey elsewhere, and
allows you 10 psy it on IN any sized notes you
desire running from to twelve months You
Only pay for the use OF the money foT the length
Of time you carry it Il ycH have loan with
some other company ne VIII pay ii of and ad-
vance you more money If desired Rates cheer
fuils given and no cost te ycu unless Iosu L
msde. Loans made anywhere in the District
CAL anG get rates Front room. first floor. Scfen-
tie American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 r St n. W.
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It is said that the ArbuckIes have with
drawn their suit against he Woolson
Spice Company. This is another indica-
ton that even although there is still
competition against the Trust there is no
war.
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Do You Need Hopey? We Have It for Yen.

We want to call your attention to our plsn Of
leaning meney on Furniture Pianos Organs. or
arr household goods We say 10 you Il yOu need
money this IS the most reliable loan ofice In the
CITY You have delay. No unnecessary Ques-
tions to ask YOU Cur terms are the cheapest
our payments the smallest, and your own time
10 return the money We viii lend you sny
amount from SIC Up. Private ofices Business
strictly confidential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
CO.. olS + ST auI1-tf
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rRrsrEEs, sALR.
Tfaos- J. OWEN son. Aucts.. SIS St y. ".

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on f STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust duly re-
corded II Liber 2I51, folio ss7 et Sec one Of the
land records OF the District CT Columbia and az
she request Of the party secured thereby ! vii
sell AZ public auction in 'front.' OF the premises
On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 70 1900 al 3
O'CLOCK P. IL, lot numbered % and four ard
oae-hai ineises q the east side Of lot numbered
81 IN EquaTo sss; improved BIZ a tWo-sforv brick
building Terms cash. OF which deposit Of
$500 must be paid 1t time Of sale Conveyancing
recording, and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
FRANK T RAWLINGS
dell -d6dS SrIrTigfur Trlfsfes
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Now York stock Market.

Corrected 6aily by " B. Iibbs Co, mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9 F
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
The Dealings Very Active and r.
regular at the opening.

Heavy Purchases of Securities in
wall street for London Account.
The Local Traction Group strong
ard Buoysnt-coaI Issues Firm.
Coed Reports From IndustriaIs.
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The sharp advance in Northern Pacific.
common, at the close yesterday was re-
peated again this morning and at the
came time it was duplicated in the pre-
ferred stock which advanced TO 81 The
buying is said to have been for impor-
tsnt people. The early gains in the stocks
were lost before noon, but it was thought
entirely likely that the advance might be
taken up again later. Union Pacific also
Chowed buoyancy, apparently in sympathy
with the Northern Pacific securities. The
latter stock is the better purchase as far
as its intrinsic value is concerned in the
opinion CT some of the best market critics.
The grsngers were not advanced, St. Paul
selling below 132 at one time
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1t is Wise to Meet

danger boldly and rely upon others experience
who have found WsrneT's Safe Cure curative for
I.irer frnnhlcs
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Need Money for Xmas ?

Wen fix you. al right Loan you all the
money you want. for as long time you want
IT. We make loans on Furniture. Pianos. and
other Household Effects, without removal IRON
the premises AL transactions confidential.
SECURITY LOAN CO.,
ROOM 1. wARDER BUILDING.
Cor 9th and Sts \. v. de7-ti, EN-
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The traction securities which were
among the most buoyant yesterday, were
somewhat neglected this morning. and
went off in the first hour There are tips
that both Manhattan and BROOKLYN Rapid
transit are 10 make good ADVANCES in the
near future There is again talk of the
uneonstituti0nality of the Franchise Tax
law and OF continued heavy earnings on all
these lines The quarterly statement Of
the Metropolitan was an excellent one
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

A truss but he carries the Air
s=a.-SS Cushion Truss all over the United
States Men women and children
wear and ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
With comfort; nothing else will Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady IN ATTENDANCE for
ladies' Office p2riors, waiting, and consultation
rooms On the same floor Catalogues free GHE
RoRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMP ANY. 1925
St NV. I'd fooT. mh1o-tf-en
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It Is rumored that seat on the New
York Stock Exchange has just been sold
for $50506 and another at SIS, 500. A new
high-water mark in the price of seats is
made every week.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Corrected daily by W P Hi5bs & Co.. mem
6ers Of the New York Stock Exchange. IzIg =
80
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TRUSTEES SALE.

THos DowLSe & CO.. AuetioassFs- :.
deI2-IGt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07

bier itiir3ten Qieutenant b. MiAtbofen
bon ben 4. nlanen, 2itutendnt Nuen.
mal3 bon ben Is. 6ui1ren unb Qieutes
nant b. puttfamer BON ben 2. Dragoz
nern. Qieutenant bon Nihtbpfen lit
innerlih fhiper perleBt poroen.
SFrptpp. Gin arGBliher
Morb 1T in ber Ndbe BON aobDlagpra
periibt iporben. Der friibere Mtrtb
yWoicieh Dolata aus2igota ipar tpegen
fhtperen Die6fabls angetlaet unb oe=
gen ibn iolte iein friiherer anedt Bc=
nitta als 3euee auftreten. I'm biefen
Belaitunasaeusen gu befeitisen, lud1s
i'm Oolata in eine @a1ttpirthfhaft,
tpofelbit Ct ben ponitfa tractirte. Mia
lebterer ben 9eimtpes angetreten bate,
berfolste ibn Onlata, Tad ibn 5undchit
nit einem Safdenmefer, beeoB i'm
alsbann nit Spiritus uno aiinbete bic
aleiber an. Gin fur5 barauf bes Wez
ses fommenber Mann fanb BEN pp=
nitfa bereits tobt bor. 9olata puroe
perbaitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-07
Yrrptns SeHe,t.

Gelnbauien. Ser BEL benz
8ootsunaliid auf tem Hbein nit err
trunfene aaplan Sbeobor Weber
itammte aus gieber Bel @elnbauIen.
Musgeitattet nit reihen @eiltesgaben,
fonnte CT unier Mufpenbung srDber
Spfer feiner ben, WrbeiterItan ansez
bD1enben gltern ben 8pmnaiialItubien
obliesen, Inn bann in Snlba i'm Priez
ierisminar Sbeolosie au itubiren.
Gulba. Die neue Direction Der
Notien @eieliduft Bab Salai6lierf
1T eifrig oamit bef9aftist, bic umfai=
ienbiten Ienoerungen unb bic tpeitz
gebenbften 9orfebrunsen gu treffen,
um ben 8aoesditen in bsr fommenben
Saiion ben Mufentbalt 10 aneenebm
tpie mOgli9 gu seitalten. gs tperoen
neue Weee 9ei9affen, auf tpel4en ber
&urgait gu ben 19Dniten Rubepldben
unb Musii6tspunften selangen tann;
neue 2osirbGuIer iinb entitanben, bic
NIT iebem Comfort ausgeitattet iil1b.