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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
News OF the Town

IL II can De repaired lahe u " Nv
ans repair shop
Plantations supplied by contract
with provisions. etc. n Hanano.
Buffet" the best beer in town. a;
1925 a dozen, at Hofsehiaeger Co 5
Mexican, Cuban and Manila cigars
the best and the very best at the Ha'
waiian Tobacco Co.
Japanese liquors from all the well
known manufacturers in Japan hand
led and sold by Y. Suga, King street.
New goods by every steamer. The
very latest and best from two contin-
ents await your inspection Iwakami
& Co.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel. choicest
qualities, at only 10 cents per gallon at
Hofschlaeger Co., Ltd, Aing. near
Bethel.
Make use Of the City Transfer CO.
efficient service in moving or the send
ing Of luggage to the steamers. Phone
Blue 1901.
A complete stock OF groceries always
on hand, delivered to any part of the
city. Frank Aveiro, Beretania street,
near Alakea.
Tomorrow will be Sunday. Phone
Main 35 for rig and take the girl
for a drive up the Pail. The Terri
tory Stables.
A reminder about our dainty lunch
is not out of place. If you have never
taken one with us, come and try.
Hart & Co., Elite building.
Now is the time TO watch our
locals" in The Republican concern
ing good cheer for Christmas time,
The Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
Andrew Usher Co.'S Special Reserve
o. V. G., Scotch whiskey that is abb
solutely unrivaled in the market today.
For sale by W. C. Peacock & Co.
Never smoked one of our own
cigars, made up stairs? Well, you
should. Built to suit all tastes and
every smoker. H J. Nolte Fort
street
Harry Mossman. candidate on the
Democratic ticket last year for the
House of Representatives is said to be
aspiring to the Office of delegate to
Congress.
Our stock is now fitted up with all
the good brands of WHISTLES and wines
that can be obtained. Family trade
solicited. Joseph Hartmann Co., Ltd.
Bethel street.
Get your leather goods from relia-
BILE people. we'll made throuhout and
well finished. All the etceteras of the
business in stock The California
Harness Ghon Fort street
The sale of Orpheum delinquent
stock has been postponed again for
another week. 1t will take place now
on November 30th, at Col. w. E, Fish
er's salesroom, at IL O'Clock noon.
There will be no band concert at
Emma square this afternoon, the band
being engaged to play for the ball
game at Makiki. Tomorrow after
Moons concert will be at Makee Isl
and.
To look nice in a duck suit you
have got to exercise good taste in
selecting your laundryman. Our spec
ialty is the correct and sanitary wash
ing of all such goods. The Sanitary
Steam Laundry Co.
IT'S sad but true Our last big con-
signment of Singer sewing machines
nearly all gone. But cheer up, there
are some more on the way, and there
are a few left at the store, Masonic
Temple. P. c. Buzzen.
MY face is my fortune, SIR" she
said. But that's an old story: the
work turned out by anyone is the best
criterion of their ability. Our work is
the making and repairing of harness,
etc Fred Philip & Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS.
Nc Nor. Dread of the Dental Chair

Teeth extracted and filed absolutely
without pain by our late scientific
methods. No sleep-producing agents
or cocaine. These are the only dental
parIors in Eonolulu that have the pat
ent appliances and ingredients to ex-
tract, Gil md apply gold crowns and
porcelain crowns. undetectable from
natural teeth. ani warranted for ten
years. without the least particle Of
pain. Gold crowns and teeth without
plates, gold hlIingE and all other den
tai work done painlessly and by spe-
cialists.
Gold crowns, IS; full set teeth, IS;
bridge work. IS; gold filing, 81 up;
silver filings, soc.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
Police Arrests.

The arrests made BY the police de
partment Yesterday included waauao
needless driving: Ali Hoi and Ali Su
gambling: Simamoto and Ussado. az
tray; Arimet- failure to display badge.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
Claus SpfekelS ( Co.,
Bankers.

HONOLULU. HI.
san Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCIsCo-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank OF San Francisco.
LONDON-Thc Union BAnk Of Lon
don. Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Ame,l lean Exchange
National Bank.
CHICAGO - Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-Credlt Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HoNGKoNG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong snd Shanghai Bankir :
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AM AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank OF New Zealand.
f., VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank OF Br!tish North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills Of tx
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY 40
COUNTED FOR.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Mean TenperztEre-751
Minimum Temperatures.
Maximum Tenperztures9
BaTuneser-3e.e3. steady.
RainsalI-9-e0
Mean Dew Point-sss7-
Mean Relative Humidisy-75
Wind.
Northeast: 2
Weather.
Weather eloudy to 6ne
Forecast for Today.
Light trades 10 fair weather.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
Veteran Sporting Man Says
Police and Politicians Are
"Out for the Dust

al" Adams. the well-kuown sporting
man. VIII" ha. seer generation after gem
grafton Of gamblers come and 80 In this
city. Is - the opinion that the present
Vice crusade. like all those tina, have
preceded I; Will accomplish little or
nothing Tn. fact that gambling resorts
and other places exist Is prrof. h" sayr.
tina; scrr on. !. paid to protect them !:
but h. doubts ;hat ans such sum as
81. GQ.0C0 WAS ever collected In one year
Mr. Adam, wa. questioned to-day con
corning a r,imor that ne had given M. -
either l." Chairman Nixon or cx-Iudxe
Olcois. AR Adams has been known IA
IN. Policy King. TN. which ~,
s.nrdily .ii.nvnws. ard persons who mr..
supposed 90 know declare .ha, h. m.
a NOR" thorough knowledge OF police.
corruf:.o" and is methods than any
man In New York
lev, ryboiy knows" sail AIR. Adam,
to ar Evening World reporter To-day.
that tn. police and certain poi.tioIa :
collect tribute.
And We all know that gambling
houses couldn't exist u they didn't pay
protection Doodle: but no such sum a>
G.dO0.UO has ever been gathered in n
year. That nEure Is absnri l. | don't
think they collected cne.anh Of that
Dividing the "BOOdlr."
II suppose all get a shar" Of II. b.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
NAGLE STICKS TO
HIS $1,000 OFFER.
Adds Another $1,000 to u
and Declares No Ono Can
Put Him Out OF Tammany.

when Street Cleaning COmmIss .oner
Psrcirai Nnsi. read to-day the report
that tn. Committee OF FIv. war hot
on the trail OF several Tammany men.
of whom he Is one. hr was Indignant
very Indignant.
This Is n"irE to" far h. sad to
an Evening World reporter.
81 don't believe Lewis Nixon ever said
.! tn. kind. lie knows bet.
ter liza about time these lns!nuatioEa
~cr. siorr"ti. don't care s:rs u
what Is sit' thou, me personally. De-
cause my friends and ass, intes won.
hc!!evr II. but. for III. sake ~ my family
| protest against H."
You have 10 connection with any sn-
called gambling COMMISSION"
Never received u cent. directly Or in.
i!rrCtly. from any gambling transac :ion
N my lie, except VIVA, nscd 10 DO on
the .ac--;rack made bcts on horses.
rs every ore knows. and | playcd n,
poker "a tcw lime. q always lost.
;nousn. but shat Wac al"
you have offered a reward OF si.dO)
20 any one who finds ! gambling house
n the district OF which you are leader =
"Ses. aud that goes. will offer
$1,000 more TO nn1 One VIII" 90"
prove what ! nm, say ins now 10 n
lie."
You have seen the report that ihe
Tammuny Committee of Five vii recon-
mend your dismissal from the Tammanr
Hall Executive Committee
Well. that's a fine piece OF impuiencc-
The evening world., 1901-01-08
in POCKET ELIAS
!! CARRIED $2,5OO,OOO.
Harris Son-in-LaW Snatched Quick Lunch
il After Third Avenue Stock Collection.

the open market Tut "a" Ior.. brpN.r.
say that Their" would have been n h,r
hoist In tho price and ,hat 10 dauh, T..
h!sh as 30 would have been pslJ rh.-,l
Avenue stock IS nos worth y, l.. IN ;hc
market.
Henry Hart was ~ the once Of his
son-!n-iaw to-day.
lie had read In the papers That per.
haps some OF the people 70 whom Il. r,ii
Loaned his stock year ago Noi!d not;
b- able 90 make GOOD ani 80 Il. had
come down TO see about Il himself
II. drove up to the door IN an old.f,.h.
Ion-h rix. He had just come ou; ~ he
hands OF the barber. II" /. lee. ,han
four fee; high. and has Away. worn i.
fcock coat TO make him appear taller.
THIS afternoon, however. he appeared
IN a brand new suit. and the Goa, was a
sack.
He bower and scraped tn every one In
the once from the once by up. When
he saw the huge pile OF stock on
the once table his little eyes. snapped
and ,hs personally went through tn,
ubole bundle. 10 sesi thSy were really hi,
IAlrt kxssi eesti b Z
The evening world., 1901-01-08
PLAN
TO BEAT CROKER
To Organize Independent
Democrats and Forco the
Machine Out.

John G. Shcehan TODAY announced q
new plan for defeating Tammany Hail.
lie says there are so many Democrats
enrolled in the party IN New io.k
County .h,; Tamnsny can't control half
Of them. and they will be asked to pL:
up an,.-Tnmmany Democratic tickets II,
tho 3cp's mb"r primaries.
''If they should elect majority cs
these tickets" said MIR. Sheehan. "the
law would have to recognize them as
the regular Democratic plr.y, AMI Tam
many would only DC an opposing fac
,Ion.
1T would lose Its Claim to the name OF
tho regular Democratic party and the
independents would have the column Oh
the ballot which has heretofore been
be the end OF the Wigwam In local poll
Iticr.'
The evening world., 1901-01-08
DIAMOND WINKS
AT EVIL PLACES.
His District Is Running" Wide
Open" Now, Frank Moss
Declares.

Evil resorts In the Fifteenth Precinct.
East Fifth street station, OF which Capt.
Diamond t. IN command. were running
wide Open last rish' This statement
was made to-day by ex-Poiice Commits
siOner Frank Moss.
Mr.. Noes said that NIL the while the
reformer. had busted Themselves With
the Red I.igh, District" til" adjoining
district of Capt. Diamond had been in
n bad condition.
The statement of Mr. Nixon is!ridic.
u;ous." said Mfr. Moss. ~ honestly be-
i!~vc that both Mr.. Nixon and Sir.
Pittzck are SINGER. but Mr.. Nixon mus,
be chiidis., TO believe what he ~ reported
AS saying In his extraordinary state
me7i.
~ there b" "A combine the police mus;
be part OF It. or the gambling places
would be closed Up.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
COURT REFUSES ALLAIRE.
Declares Cnptai" Physically unht
Ia IL. susDccfOr,

re application. % Police CAPT. An
thony i. Affair. ar an alternative man
dam. o. compel the C!.!i Service con-
m.si,5c and pr 4 n. Brown 10 cer''!r
tina, Ne ~ piys.caliy ~ TO perform .he
duties OF A rolls. Inspector. was denica
IN the Suprc.Er Court to-day.
Mlair' claimed tat the ciSii Service
Commissioners instead 81 examining ~"
record for genera! efficiency. forwarded
blanks 10 the police authorities "hich
were flied IN such manner ns 10
reduce his rating outside OF thu, given
oy Or. Brown.
lie further ciatmei that ne vas put
throuSf Course Of athletic exercises.
WHICH he otacr tao candidates escaped.
and alleged that although he was sew
cnty-On. years old he was well able 10
perform IN Inspectors duties.
The evening world., 1901-01-08

ginning with the ratrolmun. thon the
roundsmnn. then .he Sergeant and SO OF,
up TO the top. Everybody knows chat
tho places could not exist II they were
not counteranrsd by the officials.
There are few policemen drawing 500
y month who would NOT take "A ~ bill
or ,h- side II Ia human nature. And
likewise all til. other. take share.
They nrr nj! on. for the dust
suppose some q them ara Oh the level.
Vow / believe that Van wyck Is. I
don't believe he ever got cent In his
HE that was not honeai.
The conditions Of to-day are the same
az exiated twenty Ave or avon nifty years
ago. only on a little broader scale.
"crussdcs and crusaders don't amount
TO mitch. They come along every now
and then. stir up u fuss and go away.
They think they hnv. raised the devil.
but after they have packed ,rp and gone
things break on. worse chan ever.
Can't stop Gambling.
con ,h-y Stop Vice IN New York. Any.
body who thinks h. can is fooiing him
SELF.
II think Nixon IL chump. sticking
mir NOS" into this business. lie IL TOO
decent n fellow to N. mixed up in this
Kind .: Il T~>s. II won', do him a bit
NJ good. II Will stick 60 HIM nil 0. his
lifc,
Now. ! haven't done any gambling In
ten years. or been In a gambling house
Dr bothered with those. sor, Of people.
Yet they persist In calling me a Policy
King and keep writing ssr up. That
name wa. xiven to me In old ..Bc.'
woo,is's time lie was decent fellow.
! am u, policy king.
Why not long uxo they said ! had
lost SD.us At pinochle. Great heavens! |
couldn't play pinochk 10 you gave me
$50 US
The evening world., 1901-01-08
HEAVY TRADING
I'm WALL STREET /.
Business Far Above the Normal. but Not
Record--The Quotations.

Conditions were auc;er on the Stock
Exchange to-day. although the 'o'"n'
Of trading and the spccuIdt.r" excite
uSent wore far above the normal ana
even above all records except iho~c iof
the last few days.
sThere wcr. no such wild" openings or
such enormous blocks OF stocks fhahs-
ing hands IA the :ir.t record. IN IN.
tape have shown for many days past
nbr were there such Wild and cratic
ffuctuati lions IN the movement, NJ prices
The marke. was ,uric!enilS sensa :
tionai and exciting for ali that ana th-
amount of business to b. attended 20
left nothing like leisure for any @ae In
the ne.xhborhnod OF the stock FIX
change.
The powerful srerul.;lv" interests
Which have the bull movement IN hand
had ample forewlrn!ns that organized
support would be necessary 10 prevent 4
break in prices. ana they took their
naeasurcs accordingly.
London followed the lead OF thiS mar.
ket late yesterday and sold stocks in The
American department ,hs morning. In
sShp1sS W." 49, '''"'"<
OPENING declines among III. intcrnition-
as. an. especially the coaiers. Paci'lr
stia Changers, in which the speculation
has recently hsen lsrsss''. oil tn l.:
Buying orders awaited this selling ini
fherc were quick rrroyert-s. In IN,
E., ,,,,o ~. .,,,,,.r, =, ~, u,,t,.
nSA' IN"
was furthsrei by agSressirc hihdihs up
or some OF the Iinlustri.k and sprcini :
81. a,rrr -, n.rr~,, ~, - M, 4,
sugar Wv ."-" W az"
ffoS!s': Gas sEd Rock is'a III we're
attf, civ strong.
Srna ,n.,vn, ,,,,r,,,v r,,,.J ,,d,r
"'"' N' '''"''..
t6is treatment and III" bears "-r.
rSthcf inundated BY the show Of
.t-.r.,n H., ~. r.,,,,,,- c,,,,,u.d
10 large volume ana siria'ha spots were
inclined to develop here and there in
.S. ,..r..,
~
THE bulls showed no signs "' dis
and resumed their tactics
- REORGANIZATION ,or nm advance In
,,,',,, ...,.,.
pyuninent indi7iuua' SocHS' WIN
view to Influencing the market. Missouri
The evening world., 1901-01-08

| do no, mean 10 say TINT there are
In that combination no men high In
tho counsels OF Tammnry. but I do say
that these men are no! supported In
what they do BY tn" organization and
that when Their connection with CIR.
tain forms OF protection In shown I am
satisfied they will bc dropped
Wonr Have T"mnany Men.
"You Intimate that there are Tam
many leaders In the 'comhans:' will you
name them or any OF them7" the re-
porter asked.
"I will name NO naues, either
Of Tam any members or Police
Department, me s,s,-ra Of the 'coni-
binc.'"
You say your committee. backed by
Timmnny Hall. Will pursue and punish
the guilty. Would you send d'seHcs
Icader-.:y Martin F:nScl. who In tho
leader In the Eighth District. In which
IL located the 'red.l!gh, district, 10
Sing Sing II YOU had sufilcicn, evil
denee?'
we would send any man whoee su'lt
we could prove. but ! nri not going to
mention any mans name.
Are you prepared TO say whether you
are now In possession Of evidence SUI
nciert to send any Tammany leader or
police official TO Sing Sing
Walt and zee. must decline to dis
cuss that point now"
~ have Essitis- information
that the cow bine - composed Of
nbOut hfirrn men, who divide the
money collected. ] have evidence
uPon whirh NM sWrc We shall
s~rure the conviction Of the mem
hers ~ the rOn,bine.o
The evening world., 1901-01-08
Army Of Servants and
Decorators at Work
in Newport and Houses
Being Prepared for the
Reception OF a Throng
of Guests.
np..,., 90 ID, Er-n.n. w.tMl


NEWPORT. II l.. Jan, s. Se~por; "a
N HE preliminary nurt.r over the APP
prolcring Weddinr ~ Alfred q. NaGd-i
all AMI Miss Elsie French. Arrange.
meats AMI details for the ceremony ARE
heias hurried TO competition. An army
or decorators and electrical worker.
nave possession to-day ot lIIrbot View.
where the welding reception and break
FAST viii be held next Mnndly afternoon.
The decorations 81 the church we're
praea.l!!y completed las, Night, cave
IN" placing ~ the orchids AMI blooming
p1n;r. which all De !cf: until later In
ID. week.
To-Day Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
grca; house. The breakers" was
'crmall, nnened. anticipating the ar.
rival Of Mira. Vanderbilt sni Miss Gladys
Nnnurrpli, this afternoon. TIL. U.I-'
members OF her family who are coming
up Tor the webbing will begin 10 army.
triday.
Tn. cottage OF Commodore Gerry,
sea View which Is TO accommodate
TO- Of III. guests. j. being overhaule,i
to-day. II will be ready for occupancy
The evening world., 1901-01-08

= Albert J. Elias. son-in-lsw OF Henry
Hart. founder and former owner OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. left
his once al - Broad street TO recover
$500 sharcs OF Third Avenue stock
which Mr. Hart pledged IN Wall stree,
g yrar ago to-day.
2 He carried with him certified checks
tor t2.L6o.0O0 nn0 In return Tor these
demanded from number ~ banking
Ard brokerage houses the Third Avenu.
3ock which they held rs collateral,
= At apon to-day Mr. Elias had visited
3kn,a tpsity ri the n,enbers Of the synd,-
sSate and then stopped for b, @!
Between btes he said 10 IN
hing World reporter
4 n have been yer. successful. ! hav,
= ny pocket now over two million dol.
~ worth Of stock. and have no fea,
tat Shs remainder viii be deliver
lo on detnhnd. ] a,and all of chs
- pf tire syndicate waiting 10,
~ manys raae6 tho original Ger.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
POMP
OF VANDERBILT.

Thursday. For lime Mrs. French was
worried over the formidable problem Of
caring for the large number .! guests.
uui that l. solved now.
Miss Elsie French has "lecisd the
musical programme which VIII be rem
s s,I a, n. dime n. VIII give on IN
's sSs viii her sn' SflaTS"'Ma Misses S,.ay,
n."'s FsHns Hsi Sisf'Sa h :ts ray
Fi,snnsh Whitshousr. Potter Palmer.
II. len Davis. and Robert Living
s'on Gerry as well OF course the bride.
groom
can beauty roses, and there will 30
clusters for corsaxr bouquets for tho
younS women Mss French viii pre-
sn nss there Iner Sn SOM no "sr
ana after dinner the young peop.r vii!
20 through ~ rehearsal 10 prevent
a.t ,l,r, ~ rs SSrrm,HIny; ;, ,--,, :,
The Rrriksr~" las; nlsnt In ndvnnc.
OF the coming Of the other members .!
~ family, and who lined %i;h NJ
,.s and her m3ther az Harbour
Soon after hrcakfas: Mr, Vanderbilt,
AMI Mis-. French l.ft Harbour View
:tr spin over the drives about New.
Ri4 ; F 1Hfy ~sT' s s " sFsss sna
Young Mr. Vanderbilt has engaged
il.ll Top Cottage, not FAR from The
Breakers for the ushcrs. bee; man. col.
lrs' friends and others OF his intimat Il
f-l"nds. He has also taken a large
pgival. house Tor other friends who vii
/, gti.~ts at toe wedding.
fh. immediate members OF the Van
icrGili family VIII stay at "TEe Hreuk
err" rs the guests OF Mrs. vandero!g,
,fh"s" will include Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
Mr ana Mrs. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
Mr.. md Mrs. Nick Twombly. ". X
Nnndu Er!lt. 81. Reginald Vanderbilt. a NJ
families. Special trains will bring tn.
Invited urrst-
The evening world., 1901-01-08
WALL STREET IS
WATCHING HILL.
Will Arrive Tonight and
Confer with Morgan
Tomorrow.

Wall street Is nervous,y awaiting tn"
arrival ~ President J. T. mn who IL
du" here tonight I" confer with j. +.
Morgan and wind NJ railroad deals
which will affect To" w-roi" roun'ty
The conference which Is 10 arrange an
understanding. stup rni. cutting and
reduce exp. nsc> will be- held to-morrow.
The reported !eal to-day whereby the
New ya.k Central Is said to have gained
control OF the Delaware & lu'lson by "a
lease On a & per cent. basic. may result
In establishing tn. Vanderbilt; interests
In the combine.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
SHY AT KELLER'S GAS BILL.
Aldermen Can'i Find " IS Cent.
or NIN1 L. CharRrd.

TIL" COMMUNICATION OF John W. Keller,
Commissioner OF Charities. was cr't'-
vls.d at the meeting OF tho Board Of
Aldermen to-day.
RI" ii,cussior wns over u resolution
presented ny the Committee on Public
buildings. Lighting and Supplies recon.
mrndnE the payment OF Ni,D to the
New Amsterdam Gas Company for gas
srpplird. 10 BiRckwsll's Island during
~, The fact waa brought out that the
c,'y cpuid not procure the gas ny con-
;rac, because the New Amsterdam
conpanS was the only gas company
hav'nS mains to Blnckweirs islar1.
Several Aldermen asked whether the
COMPANY was charging the city Is cents
or H,Ga per Loo teat. 70 one could
answer this lucsuOn.
Alderman Byrne declared. that The
commlss!on.E of Charities was power.
icss ~ do anything NIX
J, AZ: A.! BY. three q ..ks Al4e,msn .. N.
43on wAA pahi6d. IS n ! q 6 q.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
PLAN NEW GAS DEAL.
departed Combination "s rropic''
and Ogden COmpani~s.

II IL reported ihat n deal in which tho
Peoples Gas L!Eh; ard COX" Company
aud the Oe,lcn Gas Company OF Chi.
cARo nre TO arrive at n sn;istactory adj
Justmrnt Of thc.. differences has been
nearly completed.
Tie terms, It Is said. include the pur-
chase by u syndicate OF Peoples Gas
shareholder. OF Ss,oO.OoJ OF Ogden bonds
at q hgure slightly above the market
prices. md that the Ogden COMPANY
will be permitted To do sufficient bust
ness tn pay Interest on liz bands. 1t "
also said that n new board OF direct tors
will he elected. with a Chicago man for
president OF the company.
The evening world., 1901-01-08
LONDON STOCKS DOWN.
Heavy Rrsiisisx In Americans the
Feature Of tho Market.

The London stock market was dun ana
dcurrsssd TODAY.
American railway hares opened ex.
ccptionnily active. hut heavy realizing
sales and operations for fall caused
marked irrcsularity In prices In that de-
parimcnt. r
The rr,w- prominenv Declines as com
.arc,i with Neg YOrk'Ss c:ostnS figures
of yesterday sctc is per cent. In
Northern Pacific common. 81 per cent.
in ia. plul ami 5-s per cent Ia Erie
Cpmnion.
.Ou IN. other hand. fractional advances
were scored IN u number or Msues. ex'
tending TO G-S rer cent. In Rradink COM
mon F.rInness was displayed by
Southern Pacific. OHesr.S H. Weaern.
Ralt; more & Ohio and Atchison pre-
!rrrrd
A steady tone prevailed later
The evening world., 1901-01-08
RUSSIA sToRM-BouN0.
Train. buried l:ad-r sn"w AMI
Stenmers Reported MissinK.

ODESSA. Jan. 7,-Dozens o. trains
are showed up on the southern ra.!-
wsya. and some are completely snrie'i.
Ten Thousand !aborers have been de-
spatchcli 10 clear III" tracks.
Several Russian steamers ar. missing.
sebastopol Ia full Of vessels which have
taken shelter In the ha-oor from the
gales.
Tho SNOWFALL IN tn. last three days
has been so heavy ;ha, no mails have
arrived here,
The evening world., 1901-01-08
DEVERY'S MAN
SEES PHlLBlN.
District = Attorney Also Has
Capt. Titus and Sheehan
as Callers.

Among the callers IN Distr!ct-At'or-
ray Pa.ibin To-day were john c, shrc-
han. Capt. Flood. secretary to Chief
Dcvery and Police cnptn!n Titus. who
rcnnir-d with Mr. Philbin for nearly
an hour.
Mr.. PhilDin told reporters he had
nothing to say. but would sec them later
In the day and probably make u state
ment.