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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
CARE OF PHILIPPINES.
Gen Chaiiee Says Troops Should Not Be Re-
duced for Another Year

4 \Va.Ein.tor T.,. >--Pheyya,. de,,.,I-t j
\ m.nr has na,i,. ruhll, the first nu-
uuli report of MAI. Cen. Chlfi-... mill
r..r> .14y,ln,r. nr l.,,. I.,;liuIin,. islands.
7 Ge.. t'ha .Ie.. s,tnl, III. th.. situation N
tl-. priIi,,.in.- .,.,.,, u ,rflitary .fY,..t-
4 t... .',-;,. +... ,i,,...,.. ,.-
,s.,.,,,-.,.. .,-I i.,,.,,,,.. j., ,,,,,,,, .,...
7 ,r, ,sI,,,,,. NJ >o,,,., u;nG,,... c,h,
,nd rnb,l ,,u..itnt,. ,h... ,re.. Iigturb-
,..,,- .,n... ...t,bodi.d fn.,. ,,r t,rel1.-
.,,a,. m. ..,-. ,;,at I'M. ,,rolnn.,.,,i.r.
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.,.., th,.-, Ia. ,.,.,,,..,. l,iza v-,ff.
~, n, .,,..,ssir.,rio,, u.
Y HE par, II tnc friendly disposed IL they
/ .-iv,. .1forn,.Iiao 10 rha American
tnrces
Gen. thaeret says. The withdrawai
If interference with civil affairs does
uu1 contemplate withdrawal Of troops
ttnn thpir stations 10 any considerable
..+,..,,.,. ,his st,,,,Id rt.
,to-,, .t;,, ami 1,,,an rn,iertal,e,,
/ re i,,.,I ,',1 ,-,,,,., Il, ,l,l, ,,.,-
! t,,,., az c,r,.,,tr.a lion than reduction IF
/ With. IL. .I,.r,I,rn,ont NJ ..ny .onsidar-
i"' - '''',.','',.,I,,,., ''. '..,.;tar,.
"nie "' ca "' ''' ,.,,,,,,,7. ,,a, ,bora
ne 'i.ei ',.''i'I ,..,,,n,t,,, of
Y ~ = 1'',a.,Y ,on. ,rb.' ,i,iI
ioo,r n, ,,'bith III. NOW bejng or
! ts,,,,,i.,..d--,,n,.inctoI and municipal-
! -, l,boff.o saws Are both nply ana
.,,,,riad orL there II but one certain
49, .,..i,,i,., IN. nropr,ss az
TIL ii Inn. t,1i,jnn. IN s,lf-government
'..a,,. lh..,,,tio,, bv the army.
w., -,,ti,j,.atinn ~ !, nartiaI concen-
..t,,, ~ III. ,,o,,s III III Philippin+s.
,.t 1..o, An cha Tee submits esti-
,- IA. ~. construction of quar-
t ,,,i ,,,,r,.Ls Hn ,,ives S5no .noa as
! . r,,,oh estimate Of cost for this pro-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
:sli|v nsnncbsc JcurDa!
57TH CONGRESS,
Speaker Henderson Appoints
important House Committees.
Senate Committee Votes TO Fayorably
Report Hay-pauncefote Treaty,
nephuras Isshmian Bill, Calling for $50.
O00.000. Introduced in House.

I ,,.--
| N'Siild2i con- zee. H.-SrSakcr Hen
! "'lH''" mas ANNOUNCED The appoint
/ '''rli "l lhe following committees.
WAYS ahO meanN-PaNn". \. ": Dali
|,'.' fl.: hopkins. Ill; Grosvenur.
ono Russell Conn: Steele. lnd. :
i"NHeN' MIMI Mccall, Mass: Long
| nan h''br"'k Wis; Metcalf. Cal. Re
PuplltahN. richardson. Tenn: Robert
! son La; swanson. Va: Mcclellan. n
=, N"WiaNdS. NeV.: Cooper. Texas.
| democrats.
! Npprnpriations-Can ILL.,. Bing-
nam, Pa; Hemenway, Ind: Barney
| Ni~.; Moody. Mass; Van Voorhs
| Paf". McCleary, MINI: Littauer. y.
| ", Hr"Wnlo. Tenn: Gardner. Mich:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Detective Ira NJ. True recently fin
i>hci ur a good piece Of work The
wifi, Of an uN"rse"r in 4 woolen mill at
if"rtiard had been missing some weeks
ana the efforts Of home officers had
aVailcd nothing. Mr.. Snow, the ",cr-
seer in question. came to this city and
l"tt Tho cas@ With Detective True. who
sent out some 900 letters, and 1T III.
end Of 10 days located her Ut wu.k iii
WOODEN mill near Manchester, n II.
ii- went ther" with the husband AMI
had me pleasure Of knowing tina; inc
5.vo We're happilr reunited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Isc,s ior Catarrhal Sufferers.

The mucous membrane lines az pass
.as and cavities communicative "i't
\, ,,a,srrh is an excessive secretion h''
,a,,inl with chronic inflammation
,.an, the mucous membrane
,tnod.s Sarsaparilla acts on th'
i'"5. ,,,nohrane through III" blood
,-g,,.s inflammation. tF'ahllSlit.
healthy action. 1nh radi''i'S '"'V'
caeas of catarrh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

y case Of smallpox has made its an
pcarance iu Bristol. c.. Matthew
Rossiter. wao went tacrc from !,
John. Y. r.. a few days aep has been
found to he suffering from the disease
and the family Of John Fay with " nom
fnssiter was staying. was uuarantired.
II is feared that many pcopl. nlv..
been exposed to contagion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Two cases. At least. have been report
"a 4" many miles Grom HalloweH.
We're farmers We're caught by the
early snow ana have several bushels
~ POTATOES in the field not dug.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

\ citizen Of West Gardiner says that
"ttrr cutting through the drift IN
SIMPSONS hill. beyond French's Cor
ner. he measured il ana found II ~ ~
feet bigh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
RIGHTS TO SEATS.
nooj,'s Resolution on Louisiana Member:
Brings Attack on Massachusetts

Washington. Dee, s.--Thc rf"po*itlon Of
Mr.. Moody Of Mas sachusetts: ihai Il, I sem II
artssional investigation OF my lis"t 81
,L,.ir seats drew a rtininder from
pli,'nres4ural,yc li,.'r Fleming Of Georgia. who
nrrS,ulel a rrsolution for Al ili\"stlg-1-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gutherie. who have
heeu making an extended visit at their
former home at Aberdeen. Scotland. ar
rived home Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

the n, NJ. ana u. tinb were pleasantly
entertained BY Mr.. ANA Mrs. Henry
wood. Freemont street Friday cven-
Ing. n most enjoyable evening was
passed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Miss Minerva Maloon, who has been
me guest Of Mr.. ami Mrs. Henry Davis.
banforth street. returned to her home
Ut East Machias Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

The thermometer in this vicinity. Fri
day morning. registered from zero to 10
i'elow. This is The coolest Of the season
and plenty cold enough
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Mir. and Mrs \. X. Perry sailed from
HuStnn, "Wednesday. tor Liverpool IT,
take m missionary work III that City
ana othvr places.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

IT. W. z rry Of Spokane, Wash. who
has been visiting in the city. went ~
Hostnn On The Pullman, Friday night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Mrs. II. l.. Lowell and daughter. who
have been visiting Mir ana Mrs. c. H..
Heano. North street. returned. Fridav. II
their home AZ Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Mrs. &. A. Wight and children re-
lulued, saturday, from a several weeks
-isir At their former home in Detroit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Mrs. K. v. Lewis. Re Gndolph went to
! Boston. Friday. for & visit win friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Dr. !. f. Rr0oki'g his 50 far recov-
.c"d from his illness as 10 H. abe to
attend TIL lis piiice duties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
HALLOWELl..

Miss Katherine Quinn has accepted
4 POSITION Al rhe ~ II. Gunnctt PuH-
fishing Co. il Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

GARDINER.
journals Telephone Call 37-5.

DR.. w. J.. Hayes went to cacklaud.
Friday on Il short business trip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
THE HEPBURN BILL
c,,,s ,or :, 20 600 900 for the Construction o
an Isthmian Canal.

washington. poc S--HepresentatiN Ne
t,., hnrn of Iowa has introduced ms
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

Fire Totally destroyed the leaf plan,
VT .!oha f. Hughes & co. ana Browns
storage warehouse with its contents at
panvillr. VA. Friday. causing Il toss 81
ti1i.unu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09
Don't a5E()
Lose Weight.
If you find you 1s!b
are losing your =
weight or if you are thin
and weak-take Vinol with
your meals and see how
quickly you will gain flesh.


Mrs JENNIE Cow. OF Bddeford Me- says She was all run
down no appetite tired and ambition work Her stomach had
@ fee IN the morning We Vro which she
DID She gained pounds weeks From the first dose She
began 10 feel better Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-09

MIS- ~ b. JtNNER of Lakewood N. w. wishes
WA ke statement as regards Nno My normal weight Is pounds
ought was die with consumption the
oooTs VINO did good and
coud nothing
dy Messrs Clark Bros kindly little and NV
okS decided Of last get began
taxing and to the astonhment or all began
taken not al OF two bottles and have
and more than that strength. not have
h'ed week longer had not commenced taking Nino.
Because Vno IS delicious and because
nuch-soughtafter medical properties
tne csagreea5e endorse
proclaim better codver
tonic rebulder cur store. Your ouev
back II you don't think after YOu
The sun., 1901-01-26
>'OIITSH avs DfNI
Eanqurt ast Evening In Honor ~ the Anni.
Nrr.ar' ~ Robert Burns's Hir'h

several hludr"i followers - clans Mac
k"ifi". Ma.dgN. Nacgrsgor and Graham
VII. % ,nmpo-" ~" N--oriAted clan. uC sew
! ipjN. .''.rd"i 70 dinner at the Hotel Mar
borough it-r I.gL' Iu oclehraiiuu Of the 1,.d
anniversary ui 'h" h.i'l Of th"r bard. Robert
Ht'l- br FarIuhar Ferguson. ihe ,hHrr-
uar '' 'tr urgtutlatIOu. presided on" ~
The ''-t things Il ne when ~" after dinner
c.r.,.-r- I,gtu was ID" reading Of u mr~~ar"
"i c"rdgi'n"- :" hlrn Edward vi which
va sent by 'lll"
Muyor l"-li' ~rtherlRud Il N,uk"rs CON.
uIrrd ~" governments Dt This country y'd
Grfyi Britain and be- WIS followed t. tu"
E"N hr Donald MHrttN, Whp Ivk" 81 flr
r,uiu- of Euiu-
Comptroller BIRD : tul-r. no lat -r.akcr.
told q rttrv ~ th" rN' sr-" - he BOARD -
Nld"ri. "u which be Thought WIS an shatulla
oi ~" oyer govern m"nt OF lhr ,ltv Ihe
Comptroller i.cu -pok. Of reform moN rIu"ri-
n'~" gr'Tf UphrINal- 81 reform Whl,n
sweep ,u' uu" u1l Hud put In ano'l'r u,r.O
n,,.l.iI shed " Ii>' .rc effect. he ,.H II
we A." ever fu Get h"t'"r - wv.I io hy u -Iu',
prpc"--. %, attending to I.ttl- d'ti.i-
The sun., 1901-01-26
Howr', w,,HIvGTOv sTATrE.
The Register ~ kinss FINDS . Patriotic way
TO lse His Once Fees.

Tlros n Howe. Reg1Ster % Kings county.
'ss found % way - get rid Of the surplus
f"a, - hi- o~'CA He has decided 70 erect
an equestrian statue of Washington. II is
80 nr modoile! after the ~" ~ the west end
of p.uu-v lyanld avenue. a. the capitol, and
VII boz placed on Bedford avenue. near tho
fountain. ir tlo Eastern District ot Brooklvn.
NJ Howe u1dn huown his plans yesterday
IN formal statement IN which he describes
fi" WASHINGTON city statue the work Of tho
la'e '1mou- scllp'"r. clark Mll-, erected nv
p.' Of congress In 1859. Washington IL rep
resented az ia appenrei ~ tho battle OF
princeton. when he checked the retreat OF
Mercer. vnvrring forces of militia and
'1rI,d defeat into victory. The portrait
f- 90. .I iio Idur.~ bust, made from life. Ths
r.r-" Va modelled from one captured from,
% ". .d ord yn i"" prnIrie. hear Font l.eaven-
NJ How soe. ou 80 sav' An imposing
statu" u' Gru Gr"rg" Nas hingtnu Will T."
a. u-u'futI'u 20 uuT -,h"ol cniIot"n "a they
pas 'l,, -.,IIr,. and also - hos" who come
'u our isud from foreign chores seeking III"
irr"I"n and a." opportunities winch this
grand and glorious country holds out to al
ll" ,u,- ~ b. -tnt~mert that he will boar
- e. -" 'n.f uf -" ,tg'g" ana he names
TWENTY-FIVE m"n whom h" a-ks Z" act a. a
committee" 'u take 'ua'gr - the work Among
ruH ~ ,lnu Nrkrivtv. ttWard VI Grout.
thrrIr- \ N,h.rrrf. lrnurI- II wilson, eN-
Srua'ur O"ors" TRUST. Henry Tlehuut. Col.
\ II Bnlrd md William Bern
VI low. has n."r irving 10 get rid or
B. .. surplus irr- ov.' -IrC" last summer. when
o." ra1" urfrr srnrrt~ for gigantic outing.
the ,u.i of which vts 10 come cut ol IA. i..,.
~. Vtou" tIIg isll through h-,a atlse III.
pul.i.' avs Who hHd h"cu myltcd r,Slsted on
.,,,.' II..',.., i, The, nItIoyr". of hi. one
~lio. r.,u ~" i",- have l"-u a,cumulating
lu h.- ut -. q, L." has refused 10 ihr money
# .. a great ,c' 20 me 20 have settled
The sun., 1901-01-26
iRr>,n pIor " >Fu nrRRIDi>
.uegcd scheme tn Arouse Native 'hirfs
Against England.

NI,,uui,. &. Ian % 1i" .urrr.purt-
rl.l u, 'h" N.f.. NoH - \ '.I. Ncw lI"hrIdr-.
i- Responsible iu. ~" statement MAT French
.Nl,.r~ nr,. y .-.'.ng Vie. N,v IIrI'Id,.> 'ur Up
good =, tr.1' lltuu The. have o. t1"
.nyr,i urrlr cement v.tI several ruf.,r
.lIrt- &C., huI the French Tag rr"~'.'rd
~ ih.'. .u .tly l-'uI'I'..,. .If -'r .iEh- '.r
,nrn IuI-'ruG ard to dr~rIIf iH" hnS aud
salute - when % Ir"r .hnaH nr ! r"r,l boat
,pll- a' ~" t~lud IA" French '.i 1"u~ uu
the ,,Iu,d have u.ud, buld :, -tA ilai uuV
the IrEl.~ ~ u.tyr 'h'.r hl'I- 'I'I .n 'N" Trans
,Ial ana ,uiIt ~" iu.r r- uupuItIu" t. un~t
the IlIl-h from ~" islands and iI.-" ''r
trl,uluI over 1u" vhuIr EIugp
The sun., 1901-01-26

|N- Nt>uiI, rams As~It alton vLI,h
- made up o., Ml-o'- g tNcrtt-on" years
standing E'ld i'~ annual dinner la.t nisht
~ 'H" " 't"i - lrlbO rough he oldest Mason
IT"-rut vH~ VI lIciI'rh~'ClU pf this citv who
l. NJ wears odd and wno hh~ been n Frcena~on
iur fortv-0ve year. EiSnup Potter was 20
hav" ~pukeu. bu' be- ~eLt q telegram saying
that he va u'lFold1b'y detained.
The sun., 1901-01-26
LOW VITALITY,

weakness, and lingering
cough, which nearly always
results from the Grippe, is
helped by SCOTT'S EMUL..
SION Of Cod Liver Oil. 1t
is the natural remedy for those
conditions. 1t will heal the
inflammation OF the bronchial
tubes, give strength and vital
ity to the sufferers, and restore
them to their usual health.
Send for urial bottle free.
SCOTT 4 IOwAL. y, rsarl street, New YssA
The sun., 1901-01-26
IIn,mi,h VIM, one Uuadrcdth Tran.atian'i,

H,.ar'.u VIII, III" tir~mlih ~ thn Hamburg
American Lin" steamship Augus'e- Victoria.
hl~ in-' r.unlc' ID 'is one -huudred'h sour.
r", ucrp~- 'ur Atlantic on that vessel He
hp- been thir'. N"Hrs IN tie CorNIauv's SOP
N',". aud hH~ many Interesting u"nu"uto,S
81 hi- 'rp~ N" - tho f'r~t member Of n crew.
- fnt - known. Wnu has made luo trIp- a,ru~,
Va" Atlantic uu "a" siuIr vessel
The sun., 1901-01-26
Ni,> Marie Louise Cook. Iugsg~m-nt An.
nounCcd

VIZ and Mrs Henry + Cuoh - Wos' .urtv-
seventh street announce 10" engagement
o. tt"ir daughter, Mar" nIl-r. 30 Ir,rh
Vernon ui N"-t N"y'u1 .--rtu.d -rrr.' NJ
Vernon - ltI" man and we'll NuuWu Iu
al hI"tic ,lr.l'- lin j. ., men bt.r uI tl,. IuN
nill and other go'i clubs, aud uWrrr ui the
'.itHlf VIOLA
The sun., 1901-01-26
Anglo American inInn,tion Vacated

Judge ln,umh' OF thr Ju.'rd state. ,lr,ut
Court do'."d Yesterday ~" uw'Ld"d npI'...-
uun uf lunc- " tHH "r''r a'i 'l,r. other
p.rr.,lN.'fI shareholders uf 20" \i.I.-
'hr npuu.utmrUi ut receiver 'ur the E..p,Il-
tou. aud vacated tNr Temporary Injunction
granted hv hIm uu thor trlgI'ul nuu'I ~. .u
on Dec %, which 49," u'i'"r. and direct, 0.
of the ourpur1iInr V'r" r'.ltI'.'d from ''Hf.--
forrIug any ~ - property Uutil after TO 'f.tl
hearing %" Hpr"ru" tuHi' hr- already
appointed receiver, Tor ~" c,rur,
The sun., 1901-01-26
FataiIr~lght Collision Near Aitooua

AiTooN.. "a Ian q wo rrrr.NINa,la
Railroad freight uI's rtu together IN a
hlndiug $40" storm oi IA" Al'"gr1iy uo.Iu-
taius .Ist vet of th- ,.i. early thr- morn
ing on" tram va pulled 10y two lucuipp-
pNps b"f fV""u Wl.'u wis "a 'Hhlp~e l!lrd
With ,cerius ra''utt'r, N" ,lhnose vas
crushed l.G" 90 rgS.Arl BrIk"uHu
Howard D' tlU~ ,.1f Nt~ "a led and tlr.r
were h1i,v injured Cui lIrt,- ,,ror.,.
Gahn ui ~u'lwcr liil i..-r.lu N,SY,t
Kelly Oi htupua. Er ',rruu lHfua- ui" .!
NNrt iur Wr'iNIcv 'rpN fire
The sun., 1901-01-26

NV Re-, HlILE. laT - The Scotch '.,I-
dents OF th- CliN g.No r. dinner to-rignI ~
Metropolitan Hall uu oo'umcmoratIou Of the
ia1d anniversary of the birth Of Robert Burns
Nhuut two hundred ,uNrr- werr lrli
\ steel" Wd- tuu-iWIsi"r and the L., /.
smith ot TIA" second Pre-, lvtrr.ar luI, i
d.l .vcrci the irvpcatIuu
The sun., 1901-01-26

AUSTIN. 1rN, .ul 20 Now, r"arird bore
',-Irv or u' d"rtu az Ilnr N1t.. tie
iotpr,uu~ ~i4C" 1.G h.uh ruib,T wIp was
,'~r,Gg ;.ru go ir' Icglteutury tie died
- iIr " Nug" tpuNI,t Farm ct ,pu su'rpt ur
= nrrlH Ha.Is ago Hvnt WI =" W. t..r most
u"''r,1I- ur'lIW 900 T." Southwest n. was
u" lpI' hglWHN'uR Vac h"lt 40 aud
I,t.rr' wT.r -t1g"s b'tW"'u &c. AUtuuln
a'g Il la.n tud "l % t"r = ~" lIu,. ,f I"N4S
The sun., 1901-01-26
Montreal Has Another Tire.

MoNIrE,I. Ian % \ hUiidluS ur William
stree; occupied hv Il G. Mcpherson. " \
Johnston and Nicholas pii' all batter and
cheese "Nppr'"rs wa buru"d thI, muruing
Loss 'Siu,GOI over "i,t,I bON"S ui ChrrSs.
and thousands Of hoN", of huttrr w"r" de-
slro'"d 20" urup"rtv wH- VEL lr~ur"d
owing 90 ~" recent heavy losses hv 're
IN" canadian III" lu~UrEI," ruluuauI"- haN"
Increased the rates ou rl~h, IN Montreal 100
The sun., 1901-01-26
Cot. VI, <f-~ Must pa, IIi. VII.

col kuo> VI, \frr Of rl- Tv.ifh Regiment.
former Legislator and Ouarauru. Com
missioner. whom hl~ second wife mad arrested
t,- uuH- support, Wa~ released LN Nlcl>frafc
DEUEL. iu iho jefferson MarGc' police Couri
Yesterday p'l uIouu'lug 'u Bu" her sCi n
month Bu' Ill h" back here before lonr.
he SAID ~ he lelt the oour' 4 cant carry
out these terms
The sun., 1901-01-26
Rare american Gotta ,ound In ,onoIa..

Hp>uirL Jan d.. H.H san Gr1r,.-"n.
ln' % rare \w"rc'n ''In vis found
lat Tue-ily nN eNct,Itor> VINO scra work.
iuy uu the foundation for a huI!dlug IN 'ae
CITY u = oh" oi n" i'rSt Wlut"d Islf dollars
49, 1893 and = said To bc Oyiu of interest u
collectors
The sun., 1901-01-26
1--WE Year. fur Violating Excise law.

.l,-.Ih N.u1m- ~ "a East rweuty-eshth
.tin.' tuuNu ALSO ys scar Faced Hem
.rc,,r, viYN,r- convicted recently ~ vioia-
'lpu u' '', 'I1.'Iu' avs Ia As~enhlymsn
lI.r,,t.- I.''. vt~ -rH'DNC"d 10 two yearS
100 ~'.',. lf..tr Do. Iudsv New burger yeser-
The sun., 1901-01-26

o. Resi- Yrsp News :. ~ n. found In any n.c ~
IAN that panei IA li.L SCS eaca G.s Act
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-02
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Opens steady, Turning Weak
on Liberal Sales.

CHICAGO March Wheat opened
steady on the light Argentine shipments
S24CCl bushels, and the small Northwest
ern receipts 31T cars. The strength was
momentary. the market turning weak on
liberal sales by three or four COMMISSION
houses ard decline &c i.Sc resulted. rnis
sei,,ng Vas $500. - to be for the ac-
count of the interest which has been sup
porting tho market for the last three OF
sour weeks.
Local traders were bearish and sold.
The buying was confined to COMMISSION
houses Liverpool was Disappointing,
closing unchanged to l-Sd lower; clear
ances were $40 $50 bushels for the day, ana
for the week s. 235. COS. The seaboard re-
ported five loads. The worlds shipments
on Monday will be about 100000 bushels.
Corn was strong. showing an advance
early of 5-Sc. The interest which Is idcnu-
fed now with the bull side was heavy
commission demand About the only sell
ing was in the shape of protit-taking by
local floor bulls. The bear crowd were
rather quiet today. Predictions of
breaknC-up In the roads were strong
help to the market. Country aCceptances
were reported very small; the cash trade
was slow. CloaranceS for the week were
large i,1S5,009 bushels. Todays CARROTS
were 2S with $50 estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were steady with range of 1-Sc,
and the trading confined to local scalping.
The CARROTS were 2D3 with 2I5 estimated
for tomorrow.
The selling of provisions was again on a
ribs. The closing was steady at a partial
reaction from the early decline, pork
showing small advance on support from
local bulls. The cash trade was fair
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-02
HEARING INSANITY CASES.
Justice Cole Postponcs the Trial of
Frederick Greer

The investigation concerning the mental
condition of Frederick Greer, which was
to have taken place yesterday before
Justice Cole, sitting for probate business.
was postponed until next week Greer,
who claims-to be n journalist was ar
rested during the early part of January
last on charge of vagrancy preferred
by the local detectives. When arraigned
before Judge kimball in the Police Court.
however, the charge against him was dis
missed Some weeks later he was again
arrested on another charge and was found
guilty and sentenced Ia confinement in the
workhouse for a term OF sixty Ct5fFS IL
WAS concluded by some of those who
know Greer that his mind Is unbalanced.
and the Commissioners filed a petition
asking that his sanity be made a matter
OF judicial enquiry.
The enquiry as 10 the mental condition
Of Miss Bessie Dyrenforth. which was also
to have taken place yesterday. was con-
tinued until Friday next After hearing
testimony given by physicians appointed
by the court and other persons. Justice
Cole signed orders committing Bridget
Donnelly, Henry Slater, Adelaide Camp
bell, Vincent Staidthcr. John r Carroll
and Joseph I5eall TO St. EIizabeth's Asy-
lum for the Insane for treatment.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-02

The stock market had much better
appearance yesterday, though there was
still rather heavy selling in many stocks.
The opening was OF TO the lowest prices
,f the movement in many cases, but dur
ing the day there We're good recoveries
and II seemed not improbable that the
week would show continuance Of the
gains. 1t is evident that the short inter-
est IS large. and a squeeze would not be
difficult II the large people We're TO desire
&. as ,ney may at any time The declines
nave been large. from "A point or two to
ten points in the active stocks. and IL is
likely Chst the Morgan clique may wish
to start the new steel deal OFF with a
little boom when il is ready TO be
launched officially. A bullish factor in the
general situation Is the approach OF the
adjournment OF Congress. Another is
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-02
STOCKHOLDERS MUST PAY.
Justice Coles Decision in the Peo-
pies Mutual Live stock Company.

A question of much interest to the resi-
dents of the District was decided yester-
day by Justice Cole in the case of the
Peoples Mutual Live Stock Company of
Pennsylvania by it's receiver Frank b.
Stockley. against Maurice f. Tally. In
April, 1898, the live stock company became
insolvent and a receiver was appointed
by the Pennsylvania courts to wind up its
affairs. The decree of the court also levied
an assessment against all the stockhold-
ers residing in the District of Columbia
as well as those living in Pennsylvania,
for the purpose of meeting the Indebted
ness of the corporation.
There are several hundred OF the stock
holders of the company residing in this
city and they refused to pay the assess
ment levied upon them by the Pennsylva-
mia courts. This was done on the ground
that the policies issued to the members of
the company residing here were void for
the reason that the company had failed
to comply with the laws of the District
relative to foreign insurance companies
and also because it was claimed that the
Pennsylvania courts are without anthor-
ity to levy assessments against policy
holders residing in the District, they not
having been parties TO the proceedings
which resulted in the assessment being
levied.
By agreement between counsel the ques-
ton was not tried before jury, but was
left to the court TO decided. After hear
ing argument by Attorneys Berry and Mi
nor and Joseph F. Collins for the live
stock company and Chapln Brown for the
defendant Justice Cole decided that the
Pennsylvania courts have the right and
authority under the contract of insurance
and under Its bylaws To levy the assess
ment. and directed that judgment be en-
tered In favor of the company.