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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07
New York Cotton Market.
OPPONENTS OF VACCINATION
BROOKLYN PhysTcians' Views on the
TTeatmen, II Smallpox.

Treatment II Smallpox
NEW YORK Jan. About dozen
members Of the Brooklyn Anti-Comr1,i-
sorry Vaccination league met Saturday
night IN the directors room Of the Brock
lyn Library. IN Montague Street Brook
Ign, and decided to change the name Of
the organization TO the New York civ
ADMINISTRATION League and to extend
its operations throughout the city. DR..
Montague r Leyerson. the president.
asked the members to consider what
steps can be taken To arrest the ground
less smallpox scare raised by the Board
OF Health. and 20 arrest and punish the
ia|iess and tyrannical conduct Of said
Board OF Health in breaking into lne
houses Of citizens and forcibiy injecting
into their blood the putrefying matter Of
. sore"
DIT Leverson said the Board Of Health
did not want 10 get rid Of smallpox. but
did desire 20 create a scare. He assert cd
that ne had treated about thirty cases Of
smallpox without giving notice 10 TIE
Board Of Health. and thar all his patients
had re oFeFed without a scar He thought
every case OF smallpox with certain eE-
cepuons. should be cured Ia from two 20
SIX days and that smallpox would never
become infectious II properly treated It
cLu-d not De shown that vaccination ever
prevented a person from getting small
pox, except by killing him Vaccination,
in the Doctors opinion, was produ ing a
degenerate race among all the vaccInat-
ing nations OF the world He urged that
mass meeting be held at which the pub
lie might be led 10 assert their rights
lie said he would see some Of the col
ored persons who were forcibly vacci-
mated in Brooklyn recently, after the
doors of their homes had been forced and
urge them 10 sue the city.
Many suggestions were made as 20 how
The public could be aroused against vacci-
nation. One member wanted to appeal
10 Comptroller ColeT on the ground that
the citys money was being wasted by the
Board OF Health; another wanted 10 ag-
peal to the mayor. and a third would in
woke the aid Of the Legislature. II was
decided TO try 10 enlist the interest Of the
various trades unions.
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SOFT COAL LAND SOLD.
Extensive Purchases in PepaSyI
N"nia'@ Hituusiuous Field

Extensive Purchases in Pena.vI-
r"nin'- Hituninous Field.
ALTOONA. Pa. Jan. Among the sub-
stangiaI things which the new century
brought to the central bituminous coal
fields was boom il the purchase OF coal
lands almost unprecedented in the his
tory OF the soft coal trade.
-Four big deals were consummated last
weeh 10y which 10000 acres Of coal lands
changed hands II a purchase price al a
little over 81 .CGJ. 600, Most important OF
these deals was a sale outright Of y 900
acres Of coal lands in Yonga. Black Lick
and t9nemaugh towns. Indiana County. At
$50 per acre fiat The purchaser - = Phiia-
dTlphIa syndicate, in which it is limited
Senator CochraHe. p a. 3. Wideuer. and
stephen b ElEins are the moving figures
The territory viii be taken uo ilgnedi
&teIy and developed. railroads into the
field having already been contracted for
he buffalo Rochester and Pirtsb1:-.
Railway on Saturday paid out 500 GOO to-
5.toG acres OF coal land in the same
county. comprised in the Dfckey leases.
The big TWO Lick holdings Of ). 600 aces
were sold last week 10 Dr William Irresr
trustee for New York syndicate tor
$4,000 The last block sold was 9o6
acres at Gracet0n. which passed inlo me
McCTeaTy Coke Company for 800 00a
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CENSUS AGENTS ARRESTED.
accused of Having Turned In Fictf
fiOus Reports

I NEW YORK, Jan Under special or
1 ders from the Director Of the Census VII
liam r Merriam OF Washington. three
/ census agents in this city have been
/ placed under arrest. accused Of having
/ turned il fictitious reports. The three
agents placed under arrest are William
Moriarty. Of Brooklyn: Michael Ball. Of
Manhattan, and James Keyes. who resides
in the Bronx The case of Moriartv v.as
placed before the Federal grand jury.
which met IN This city on January . In
the other cases the hearing IS still 90
ing on
With 200 other agents these three men
were employed in collecting statistics for
the census OF manufa ctures in this city.
Chief Special agent Frank II. Williams of
- Liberty Street, under whose direction
this work has been carried on in the
greater metropolis, divided the boroushs
of Manhattan and the Bronx into $50 dis
tTicts- To each of these districts an
agent was assigned who. as soon as he
had finished work n one district. was
sent into another. - the rate OF s. q
day
When the two borouehs had been thus
canyassed, Investigation showed that ne
returns had been obtained from several
manufacturers whose names appeared in
the various trade directories. Cards were
then distributed among several agents
with instructions 10 call on these firms
and get their figures At the same time
the work was put on a new basis of
enumeration. an agent being paid - cents
in cases where returns were obtained
and l. cents in cases where calls were
made but no returns obtained
TO this new basis Of remunerat ton
Special Chief Agent Williams ascribes all
The trouble. He positively asserts. how
ever. that only in three cases-the cases
Of three men under arrest-out Of the
twenty or more agents that he employed
at the time did The inducement to make
easy money prove TOO potent
The men fell under suspicion on Oc-
toher Il On examining The report of
Agent Aoriarty fer the previous day Mr.
Williams found that the latter had on thar
day obtained returns fIom seventeen diff
ferent manufacturers and had called on
thiTty-eiEhr-
Mr.. Williams said that TO get through
with so much work in a single day would
he physically impossible. He lost no time
IN putting special agent To 30 over the
entire field covered BY MoriarJy on Oc-
tober Is When this special agent made
his report the returns sent in by Mgriartv
were found to be fabric made our al
whole cloth.
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NEW YORK Jan. The Stock Market
today opened active and showed exceed
ipgIy irregular price changes There we're
material advances ia the Reading and the
Erie issues. but subsequently, these stocks
declined sharply on realizing sales natu-
rally to be expected upon the announce
ment of the deal between these compa-
MES. a very sharp and unexplained de
cline in Northern Pacific. common was a
feature Of the market.
The dealings in ST. Paul were heavy. but
the fluctuations IN that instance were
comparatively light Rock Island ad-
vaneed rather sharply on reports that the
next dividend might be ordered at an in
creased rate
The industriaIs and speciaIties were
generally weak, with notably sharp de
cline appearing in Tennessee Coal and Iron.
Among the local traction shares Brook
lyn Rapid Transit was the only active fea-
ture. and the stock was rather heavy.
London furnished a higher -ange Of
prices for American stocks. and there
were heavy dealings here for foreign ac-
count en- both sides Of the market
There were few developments over sun
day bearing upon the market or particU-
lar stocks. To some extent confidence
WAS held in check by the deprecatOry com
ments upon the reported alliance between
st. Paul and the Great Northern system,
although the conviction was general tina:
an alliance would eventually be worked
out between those properties
Much Of the pressure which appeared
in the market in the early dealings seem
ed to represent bearish operations. and it
was reported in the room that the social
ed Waldorf clique spectators were heavy
sellers CT the whole market
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QUEBEC's MARRIAGE LAWS.
Curious Questions RaIsed by the
DcIpit Case in NoHtrcaI

DeLplI tlSG IN montreal
MONTREAL, Jan. The DeIpit mar
rage case is exciting great deal of in
terest IN this province. and a fund is be
ing opened to enable the affair 10 be taken
to the civil courts and there fought
through to the Privy Council
The Methodist Church some time ago
appointed a special committee to consider
the subject, and the Presbyterian Synod
is to deal with the question at its next
meeting There is every indication that
it Will become celebrated case as It in
wolves an intricate question of relation
ship between Church and State.
Some five years go a young man named
Delpit and a girl named Cote. of Catholic
ancestry, were married in this city by d
Protestant minister The marriage turned
out unhappily and Mrs Delpit applied for
a judicial separation, WhereUpon the nus
band pleaded that under the law OF Que
bee a marriage between two Catholics
celebrated by Protestant was no mar
rage at all. He denied that the woman
vas his wife. He then applied TO the
Church authorities for declaration OF
nullity Of marriage, and the court sUs-
pended action pending the decision OF the
ecclesiastical authorities
The question which the Church had 10
consider was whether both contracting
parties were Catholics at the time OF the
marriage II decided that hey were. al
though Miss DeIpiJ asserted that she was
a. that tirne q Protestant This decision
has recently been confirmed at Rome, and
so far as the Church is concerned the mar
riage has been irvalfdated II yet re-
mains TO be determined whether the civil
vCiding OF the union follows as = matter
Of course
Il IS asserted on behalf OF Delpi- that
BY the organic law Of the province. based
upon the Treaty Of Paris. marriage in this
province is a sacrament first and a civil
contract afferward- That is TO say. II must
b. acceptable 70 the Church authorities
and executed in accordance with their
regulations before Il becomes valid IN Law
As Catholics are forbidden TO be married
BY others than their own pastors. IL fol
lows. it is commended. that the DeIpiJ mar
riage, assuming hat the parties to il were
members Of that communion was invalid
4 marriage between a Catholic and
Protestant. celebrated by Protestant
clergyman. would be legal without Ques-
ton. and before the civil courts Mrs Del
piJ viii endeayOr to prove her contention
that at the time OF the marriage she was
Protestant Failing TO prove that. the
whole contention Of the Catholic Church
TO iuvaIidaJe such marriages viii be chal-
lenged. and the case VIII be carried 10 the
highest court Within the province f. Is
said that there are hundreds Of families
vitality interested in the case. the mar
r3ages Of the parents having been ceIe-
bratee by Prctestants although the con-
tracing parties were Catholics
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nessco CCaI and Iron went of to - in
the first few quotations. and Wire tum-
bled TWO or three rcints. One Of the Wall
Street papers has a statemeng which may
have come from Gates and may OF may not
be truthful that the statement OF the
CoInTany soon to be given cut VIII be
a poor one. This paper said that the div
dend on the common stock Is not likely
10 be more than { per cent and may be
less Federal Steel held strong
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THREE KINDS OF POISON.
4 Kentucky Farmer Commits sui-
eide at "a Hotel

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. John T.
Flynn, a farmer OF Dodge, d small station
On the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad near
Winchester, killed himself at the Phoenix
Hotel here yesterday. He was found
at so p m. dead in bed Three walls
containing morphine. strychnine and car
boIic acid were on the table and a note
saying that he was tired of life Flynn
said in the letter that he had notified his
relatives. lie left money and gold watch
with the clerk, which he wrote his wife
would call for. He had evidently died in
agony
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

D T. Sample, President Of Samples Inztlllment
Company. Washington Pa writes For years
was afflicted With Carouic Catarrh R,Inea es
and treatment Iy specialists only gave me tom
Torarr rcisct Until / was induced To use Dr.
AeHc" $ Catarrhal Powder Il gave almost in
slant relief and has prl-sG the one good ching
IN HF case Fifty cents. Sotd by r. :. Nil
iiams NiGsh and F Streets. E;Fgouds s. Williams.
Third and Feansy wanna Avenue.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

SaIes-U. : Coupons IS. $500 10 ii;
c & p Telephone Is s. C0CG lC3- Wash.
Tra"- & EIec. les. $. Gee U61, MetrcpoI-
itan K. r rs SSgGGIcI IS. $2Ss. CgG1G-
Il, City and Suburban H r. 5020.
Washiu@tcn Gas. 25Ge2 - 25N62 s; c
& p. Telephone. l7N73. Mergerthalar In
otype. ZalN@ l. 1u6 rs 5. l56alI9. At
ter call Capital Traction T5GICf Il
,IyEVN-NTE-N-T ryDNTDS
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TN THE STOCK MARKET
Active and Irregular in the Open
ing i a lgS.

Advances in RendIna. and Erie Fol
lowed Iy a sharp DecEfnc-IGeayy
Operations in st Paul with Com
rarHtiveIy Light FIuctJIations-
Rock Island shares Move Upward.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07
National Mortgage Loan Co,
C25 + ST. y. ".


HONEY 70 LOAN at SIz. SO, 4. and AZ per
cent IN SUNS of s.. 600 TO $1,000 OF D. C.
real estate; pay on and Pc cent mortgages
and begin anew; al transactions conducted vita
economical consideration fo- borIGWers- WI II
SAUNDERS & CO. 1871 81 NV iyI-tEe7a
Money 70 loan on APPROVED COLLAR
ERAL-No delay CHARLES 4 BAKER
Roouls 10 and II, NeJzerUt- Building, ITO F St
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AS was 20 have been expected. BurIing-
ton anc Rock Island were taken up at the
opening this morning and advanced or 1
ed bullish gossip regarding these stocks
yesterday and this morning They are tar
below the level Of St Paul. and VIII
doubtless close up the gap materially this
week though St Paul 100. : thought to
he going higher. Il Is now said lhag the
Burlington people are likely 70 have news
Of Importance 10 give out a. any time.
Il is well 70 De remembered with regard
&c this stock that the company has an
excellent reputation win the hnanciers.
/ the only system il the Vest tina has
even attempted 10 feat bonds a. - ana
IFS success has been cousp icuous. There
wfU be several mill ous more OF its old
bonds 20 refund al She lower rate in the
rear future As 10 the Rock Island its
earnings have been superb and hey are
a. present very nearly double he amount
required for the = per cent dividend
the Resd.ug-Jersey Central deal was
The talk Of The Street this morning, as II
has been the talk wherever brokers and
traders have gotten together since its an
nouEeemeut- The Reading securities are
likely all 10 have sharp advances this
week. Jersey has been doomed tremen-
oous!y by the insiders in expectation Of
The elimination .59 tho deal and 10 The
general public It viii not De such a favor
tie
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

II j. not 10 be- wondered at that H-urieh's
beers are 20 puHJ;lsr; triumph il brewing
pure beers @auItests itself ia Atargzcu SeuHse
aGd Lager. Order q case Of Heur.ch-s bv phoaing
osi. Arlington Betting co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07
We Negotiate Eoans. ;
| nanc nf Gl0I"nd inward. made
LUCID III JiU on FURNITURE,
PIANOS HORSES

Wagons. etc. 1t lowest rates and on the dav you
apD,- We are leaning the Building and Loan
Association pan. which makes the cost OF carry
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere, and
SLOWS Won 70 pay 1t Of IN any sized notes you
desire running from ere &c twelve nom hs- You
oaly pay for the Of the money for the Length
Of t.-re Won carry it II you have a loan with
gcrue other company We Viii pay Il OF and I'd
vance YOU more money Il desired. Rates cheer
fully given and no cosl 10 you unless losn Il
MADE Loans made anywhere IN the District
eau zrc get rates Front Eoum. FIRST foo-- Scien-
-fsc American Building
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Sugar went of or 3 points ar the op-
ening- h.. vas thought entirely Prob
able thar s5ght recover sharply at any
time
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Nev I-ork Stock NTarl,ct

Corrected daily hv W B. Hihhz & Co mem
beTS Of the New York Stock Exchange 1919
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

The weak securities at the opening we're
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Steel end
Wire. which both tumbled badly. Ten
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WALL PAPER

ARE YOU GOING TO see Henry Savage who VIII
play with ''LAielgu3" Ii You are not in
t=re-ted, then give "a thought 10 pGpcriUE yo,.r
ROOMS before Inauguration day We are evpar-s
IN that line Best Wei the lowest prices Rooms
papered, - up + c. NULTE. SO 9Th - nv
jaI-t
ROOMS paperei SO up; satisfaction guaranteed
RICHARD :. RYNEX. 9th ana II - ne
ia5-I-
ROOMS papcred. > up; samples brought TIi0S
GEORGE, 4Il2 eth 81 sw jaS-l5t. en-
ROOMS PA2ERED, = up; only dealer who gives
legal guarantee with al work. estimates
furnished. samples brought, largest and finest
a7s"rlmenr Send postal TO WILLIAM V Ma
ELNE1. tk@ Pa ave jaI-I;i0
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

The tip 20 bug Erie first preferred. is
sill given 10y some of the best informed
people in the Street.
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4 Bank Won't Do
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE G0..
Do Y0a Heed kaRel? We RaFs L for Yop.

We want &C call your attention 10 our plan OF
leaning money on Furniture Pianos Organs or
any household goods We say TO you If you need
Tcncy this the most reliable loan Office in the
city You have delay No unnecessary Gueg
tons 70 ask yO1- Our terms are the CHEAPEST
our payments the smallest and your own time
to return the money We viii lend you anv
amount ssLm so up Private c1icEs- Business
! strictly confidential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
Co 6l3 F 81 NV auII-tf
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roo,fs

FOR RENT Rooms il building gS2 st NV
cheap -cnt. Apply to ". J. DANTE. Hutchins
Building 10Jh and sts delS-tf
FOR KENr-Roons in building go F st NV /;
cheap rent Apply 10 W J. DANTE. Hutchfns
building 10th and sts sp22-tf
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Some 6r~t-class Office rooms Tor rent in Hutch
ins Building corner Tenth and d streets north
wet Elevator steam heat electricity, and very
hos rent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

Baltimore AID Ohio, common. was prob
ably tke strongest stock OF the Iist this
morning, soon selling al "a This sharp
advance seems 10 confirm the belief Ct
certain careful market people that the
baltimore and Ohio VIII be q beneficiary
OF the Reading Jersey deal in some way.
i IS probable. IN fact as has been pJiu ed
cut heretofore that this line viii secure
The use OF he Jersey tracks into New
York city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-07

I0c- past present. future; lucky charms;
separated @-ought together; walk upstairs
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FOR BIENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-Tao rooms aud cellar Tor store and
workshop 5J2 h, near market, key aU Oh
Fri st. uw Ia6-St
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The market again today was pheuume-
nalIy strong al least until nearly noon,
and the outlook was Tor d continuance OF
the advance Inc weak closing On SaIur-
day disposed many 70 pgssimISm. bat II
Is seen that the temporary Euctua lions
have mad 10 actual, bad effect 50 far The
TecOverCS are yuoyanJ and the new hlgh
levels are always little u advance Of
The last There are some bear ClIques IN
the market that wOui4 bee of great i'm
p0rtznce II al ordinary boom. but appaT-
emily the public and the leaders only draw
inspire lion 10 buy more heavily from the
small seIDacES- The bears are forced 10
cover with heavy losses and are weakened
b. every campaign The end Of the boom
viii come in time. Of course, but there are
as yet no Indications that il is at hand.
On The contrary some OF the shrewdesE
market people are talking confidently Of
the coming week being the strongest yet
There was little news this morning.
London bought stocks and there was
general advance in prices in London al
O'Clock The money outlook was said TO
be entirely satisfactory. There is some
talk Of gold exports owing 70 the anPleas-
ant o"~~i-i Great Britain. but the
money can be spared
The January disburse-
x to come back 70 New
oU.. is for an excellent
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE Square piano stool. and cover. SO
20 NErtle 81 ne. jls .Crn
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
Some of It's Causes, and Methods by
which Relief May BE Secured.

Every thought and every action costs
every man or woman a certain amount
more or less, of vital energy Life itself
with it's possibilities of mental and bodily
activity, depends upon the existence in the
body of the individual of a certain amount
of potential energy, that is, a latent or
dormant power, which is capable of being
transformed into actual motion or action
when occasion demands: and ii is quite
evident that if this potential energy is
constantly drawn upon, and none stored
up to replace II, the mind and body will
soon become powerless and inertia will
take the place of activity. AS occasions
will sometimes arise when extra force is
required il is also evident that there must
be reserve supply of energy TO meet these
demands. nor can this reserve be repeat
eddy drawn upon with impunity. What the
nature of this force is no one certainly
knows, but it is known that the nerves
have much to do with the storage and use
of force. and that they are the regulators
of the supply and distribution.
Nervous force may be compared to the
funds of a bank. No bank can pay out more
money than it receives without break
ing" and no bank can endure a run"
upOn IL a reserve IunQ
TO meet all possible demands in times of
panic. Yet this is what the person who
suffers from nervous exhaustion has been
and is trying to do What actually takes
place in the body we do not know; but
one thing is sure: there is an ultimate dis
turbance Of circulation which interferes
with the natural actions and functions OF
various organs.
The brain, for example, becomes blood
less. and the quality OF the blood circu-
lating within 1t is deteriorated that il
does not nourish the brain properly. Hence,
the nervOusly exhausted person feels
drowsy; there is loss OF memory: there
is a disinclination TO set about any men
tai or physical duty or task: the will
power grows feeble. and the spirits be-
come depressed. The appetite becomes
tickle; now the stomach is gorged with
overrich food and again II is deprived of
all food; morbid cravings arise for strange
and unnatural foods. and the stomach re-
bells with fits of indigestion which soon be-
come permanent. What little food is d.
gested is not assimilated. so that the body
is starved and becomes emaciated or, az
least. gains flesh. The liver, in turn.
takes UP the strike and pecoraes torpid
and rebellious. The kidneys JON In the riot
and other organs refuse 10 do their work.
or. at least. perform it in a desultory wsy
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Philadelphia Press
Your blank verse" began the editor.
BLANK verse;" the poet interrupted.
WHY do you call Ii blank verse when
it
Because it's against my principles to
use a stronger term"
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Have your tin roof. gutter and down
spout repaired. THOMAS f. HAD
LEY. LAG Kentucky ave. New phone 1006
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notice 20 Contractors and Builders.

Yellow pine tfnbers and joist in stock al
Indiana Timber and Lumber Co. Office and
yards E. I'd ST. and Monon Railroad.
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Who Is the present president OF Switzer-
his term end IA V.
Ernest Bremen. elected December 10. 1900
90 serve a year