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The times., 1901-06-10
REQUESTS FOR LOWER BAIL.
MOrtimer-MonrOe and the IngIey
Brothers StiII Hopeful.

Justice Barnard will this morning take
up for consideration the question of the
reduction of bail in TWO cases in which
the defendants are now in Jail. In one
case, that OF Lewis Francis Mortimer
Monroe, who is charged with the larceny
of $1,000 worth of diamonds from Mrs.
Olivia c. Starring, the defendant has
been indicted by the grand jury. In the
other, that of the Ingleys, who are
charged with forgery, printing and utter
ing bogus tickets. representing them to
be genuine tickets of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, the grand jury has
not vet considered the evidence against
them In the former case the court is
asked to reduce the bond from 5000 to
s.. 500 or s., zoe. and in the latter from 5000
to 81 500 Motions asking for the reduction
of bail in these cases were filed on Satur-
dav in the Supreme Court Of the District
and today was fixed as the time for the
hearing Of argument on the propositions.
The times., 1901-06-10
Maccabees Hold an Election

National Tent of the Maccabees has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing six months: Commander, T. l.
Smith; Lieutenant Commander. G. G
Garrett; Chaplain, j. f. Moore; Sergeant
c. w. McIntosh; Master-at-Arms, A
Coleman; First Master OF Guard, A. l.
Adler; Second Master of Guard, j. c.
Gall; Sentinel, S. V. Gusack; Picket, p
A Saum. The financial officer of tn,
tent is Guv Il. Padgett, Recordk eeper
whose term expires in December. The
members expressed their high apprecia-
tion OF the services of the retiring Com
mander, 9. II. Tuthill. and of the able
manner in which he filled the chair dur
ing the past term,
The times., 1901-06-10
CELEBRATED IN ANACosTIA.
Many Young People Participate in
the Days Exercises.

Chndren's Day was celebrated with ap-
propriate exercises at the Anacostia NJ
h. Church yesterday morning. The pupils
of the Sunday school, who had been pre-
pairing for the service for some time past
took part in a programme which was es-
pecialIy well rendered. The pastor of the
church, the Rev. c. o. Isaac made brief
..ddress. Among the children who partic-
iDated in the programme were Nina
Thomas, Flora Pitcher, Addie Perkins
Edith New, Ethel King, Addie Jerdin,
Rosie Simpson, Edna 0ren, Eta kinsella
Ressie pvies. Mamie Perkins. and .Lottie
Sherser, Ralph Williams. Mable Birch.
Frank Isaac. Arthur Green, Virgic Stone
and Harry Green.
The times., 1901-06-10
A SHOWER OF SMALL FROGS.
Hundreds of Them Drop From th'
Clouds i'm Maryland.

FREDERICK, Md. June "a shower
of small frogs and toads fell in the vi
cinity of Red Hills, several miles south Of
Frederick yesterday. Th= phenomenon
lasted but few minutes, during which
it is estimated that nearly 500 small frogs
fell to the ground and began hopping
about. The curious sight was witnessed
by several people who described the oc-
currence as q whirlwind of toads falling
through space to the earth.
Several years ago, ii is said, a similar
sight was witnessed in the same vicinity,
the toads being fewer in number. how
ever. than on this occasion. Older resi-
dents can remember a shower Of frogs
that fell in Sisters field, on the outskirts
of Frederick, a number of years ago.
The times., 1901-06-10
senator Quay Buys a Farm.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 9-Goorge
Crane, of Mountville, has purchased for
Senator Quay farm Of los acres, in West
Hemphnl Township, this county, from J.
@. Stehman. II extends along the I.ancas-
ter and Columbia Turnpike a distance of
1000 feet, and is opposite the extensive
farm purchased some time since by the
Senator. The farm house is an unusual
ly large, old colonial structure. The price
is said to have been $500 an acre, the
highest paid for farm land in this county
for years.
The times., 1901-06-10
MAeNEsIA WORKS DESTROYED
A Loss of 100000 EntaiIed by Fire
in NorrIstOYn. Pm.

NORRISTOWN, Pa. June 9.-The
American Magnesia Company's plant was
destroyed by fire tonight. entailing a loss
of fully $4,000. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
Several hundred hands are thrown out
of employment. The output was mag
nesia and pipe covering. The president of
the Chemical Bank. of New York, is the
principal loser.
The times., 1901-06-10
WEAK NERVES
MADE STRONG
Specks Before the Eyes
Dizziness Nervous
Exhaustion.

From overwork. worry. or other causes men
and women use themselves up, strength and
energy are all gone; the nerves weak and a
complete collapse takes place. It is for just
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most obstinate OF nervous prostration, nerv-
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The times., 1901-06-10
A Lersex Postomee Robbed.

BAsKING RIDGE. N. J., June 9.-The
postofijce here was broken into Friday
night. the safe blown open, and about
500 in cash and stamps taken. After
making their haul the burglars escaped
on a handcar on the Lackawanna Rail
road The same postOfiice was robbed
four years ago.
The times., 1901-06-10
w Washingt gtOnin Paris

Among the interesting exhibits at the late Paris
Exposition a FINE display OF Rorick Air C1sh-
ion Trusses of all kinds. supporters and various
appliances for men, women, and children from
1924 st. y. W, which took the highest award
over all competitors, American and foreign TIL,
Rorick Air Cushion Truss Company leads the
Catalogue and consultation free. 1924 F St. n
W.
The times., 1901-06-10
CHOLERA MORBUs A DANGEROUS
DISEASE.

In many instances attacks Of cholera morbus
terminate fatally before medicine can be pro-
cured or = physician summoned. The safe way
is to keep at hand a reliable medicine for use
in such cases FrI this purpose, there is moth
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Diarrhoea Remedy W. +. Bosworth, OF La
iayette. Ala. says: ''In june 1900 l had a
serious attack Of cholera morbus and dose
of Chamberlains Collie, Cholera. and Darrhoca
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all druggists.
The times., 1901-06-10

Missouri Pacific stock was heavily
bought at advancing prices last week
The dealings in this issue were accOmpan-
led by positive assertions that an agree
ment had been reached between the Gould
and Pennsylvania interests through which
the proposed extension Of the Wabash
system into Pittsburg would be abandon
ed Ii was also reported that the con-
trol Of the Wabash and Wheeling and
Lake Erie would be turned over to the
Pennsylvania Company. Pennsylvania
stock vas not especially affected by these
rurnors. but all the Gould shares showed
marked strength. In the final dealings
on Saturday Missouri Pacific sold down
a point from its best price, but closed
at a net gain Of IA points At 117IA Mis-
souri, Pacific IS a very dear proposition.
II Is reported daily that a dividend will
be declared, but as yet the directors have
not confirmed dividend expectations
The times., 1901-06-10
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The times., 1901-06-10
FREE TREATMENT.

send by mail a FIVE days treatment with medi-
cal advice. free of charge, receipt of 10
cents to pay postage and expense Send for
trial treatment today. Address HALLOCK DRUG
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The times., 1901-06-10
CASH TO LOAN
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AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS
At lowest rates and on the day you apply. We
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The times., 1901-06-10
The "3 DAYS" Cure

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The times., 1901-06-10
the following figures OF the Wall Street
Innrnal.,

Journal:
First week December, &c roads. S4l3566 4.Si
second week December, to roads. s22C4s $50
Third week Dec, Rbcr, % roads. g55,6gs l4-Ss
Fourth week December 20 roads. l AS GOO ll.sS
First week January % roa}s 7l5s g.46
Second week January, 65 roads. 742.0s0 s.92
Third week January s. roads. 72S.3u $50
Fourth week. January, 20 roads. l.2Ss.ll0 9.So
First week February. - roads. $3.50 go
Second week February. f6 roads,. 59I SIS f.o>
Third week February. 66 roads. s65. rs 1910
Fourth week February. 66 reads. / 233, o52 1850
First week March is roads....... IOl7.24+ l2.ej
second week March. a5 roads..... 1J3.4l2 s-%l
Third week March 90 roads. Gop.I4 10.42
Fourth week March. G6 roads. A.. .>55 2-63
First gock April, IS roads. ........ 4G2.s4 5.3l
second wcek April "a roads,. 6-",o37 I-o-
Third week April. 63 roads....... GA S25 I2I
Fourth week April. 20 roads,. I.74G.440 I5.5-
First week Nav. o. roadS.. 77gG35 9.I3
second week Nay G6 roads. ...... Ss.3j7 9-95
Third week May % roads.......-. Ss2.f09 1927
The times., 1901-06-10

The declines are seen to predominate
both in number and IN importance. The
marker for the week was in no sense a
bull market The summer decline has
set in.
The times., 1901-06-10

Transactions on the New York Stock
Exchange during the week Just endeu aS-
t5regafed 6gsI155 shares OF this amount
40g{7I4 shares represent the dealings IN
twelve stocks leaving 2,956,4i3 shares as
the total sales of the other ZU5 properties
twelve:
The times., 1901-06-10

Some effort apparently is being made 70
galyanize Standard Rope and Twine Sc
curities back into speculative life. More
than 5.01o shares Of the common were
traded in Saturday at q higher level Of
prices than on the preceding day, while
the companys income bonds were quite
active also at advancing prices The
Standard Rope and Twine Company is
known to be doing a large and profitable
business. but the selling agency is said
to get the bulk of the profits. The con-
tract with the selling agency has about
two years more TO run and stockholders
are hoping that the handsome profits OF
the business thereafter viii go to them.
The stock and bonds are so low that many
have been induced to pick them up in
anticipation Of that time. but it may be
POINTED out that the people who are inter
ested in the selling agency are the peo-
pie who control the parent company, and
they, therefore. can renew the contract
with the selling agency. The present
movement in Standard Rope and Twine
stock and income bonds, therefore. has
not commended itself TO the shrewd ele-
ment.
The times., 1901-06-10
The Engineering and Mining Journal

ne engineering ana Mining Journal
says.
The steel companies which remained
outside the United States Steel Corpora
tion are evidently engaged in consolidat-
ing and strengthening their position as in
dependent producers. Three of the i'm
pnTJant ooncerus-the Pennsylvania Steel
Company the Cambria Steel Company,
and the Tennessee Coal. Iror and Rail
road Compauy-have been adjusting their
capital accounts and providing for in
creased production; while three others
the l.acbawaHua Iron and Steel Company,
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and
Jones - LauEhiius-are also prov iding in
creased facilities and otherwise arrang
ing to secure a large share of trade. Sew
eral new concerns have been, or are to
be shortly organized. though in several
Of these cases there is room for doubt
whether their object is to work or to sell
out. All this does not necessarily mean
that there is 70 be competition which viii
involve cutting Of prices and sales of ma
terial at much lower rates than at pres
eut prevail. though that would be possible
in case Of large falling off in demand.
1t does mean however that the United
States Steel Corporation, is not TO have
such a monopoly in the steel trade as
many people have feared"
The times., 1901-06-10
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The times., 1901-06-10

American Car and Foundry stock con-
tinued active and remained strong to the
close Of last week. Numerous reports
have been circulated in connection with
the rise in this stock. but While the ad-
vance has been legitimate enough the
stories generally have not been correct.
The dividend, for instance. it has been
said. would be substantially increased at
the next quarterly period. but il is learned
that the directors OF the company have
decided not to increase the dividend. but
TO transfer surplus earnings to the work
ing capital account until ii shall be at
least $4,000, 600
The company started with a working
capital Of about $500, 900 and gradually
has been increasing il. until nov il stands
at about so 000, 900. The need for a larger
of the companys business. At the present
rate Of earnings. the company's plants be-
ing exceedingly busy, il viii not be
long time before the $l2 10000 limit is
reached, and then the dividend on the
common stock will be increased. always
providing. OF course. that corresponding
prosperity is enjoyed
Also it was denied in an official quarter
yesterday that there are any negotiations
for merging the company into the United
States Steel Corporation. or for conbin-
ing il with the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany, or the Pullman Company The COM
mon stock sold yesterday at 30i4 and the
preferred at S5. As the common stock
gets 2 per cent and the preferred per
cent the price of the preferred should
be l05 TO correspond with the prevailing
price Of the common. In other words,
the common has been advancing while the
preferred has been more or less station
airy.
The times., 1901-06-10

Official announcement has been made
of the formation of the Conemaugh Steel
Company, which viii be incorporated in
The incOrporatOrs are all officers or direc-
tors OF the Cambria Steel Company, and it
is admitted that the new company is or
ganiZed to enable the absorption of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company and all
other small ones in the State, with the
exception of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany- The incorporates state absolute
y that the latter is not TO be included.
1t is claimed that control of the Bethle
hem Steel Company has changed hands
a $l.50 per share more than the price Of
fered by the Nickers Sons g. Maxim COM
bination, and the assertion is made in
some quarters that the real buyer is c.
NJ. Schwab. who is acting for the United
States Steel Corporation. 1t is doubtful
what disposition viii be made of the
Sharon Steel Company. officials of which
were in conference on Saturday with Mr..
SChwab.
The times., 1901-06-10

The following table gives a comparative
statement Of bank holdings for two
weeks:
The times., 1901-06-10

The increase in gross railway earnings
suring the past six months is shown in |
The times., 1901-06-10

The following shows the relation be-
tween the total reserve and the total de-
posts:
The times., 1901-06-10
NJ RS. FLOYD,
ERVING MILLION,

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-24

A. E. Robinson. MD. C. NJ, Medical Director.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-24

try, Georgia State Troops, colored, will
attend services at st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church. Harris and Habersham
streets tonight. Rev. Richard Bright
will lecture on 1.-The Soldier as Cit
izen." Services commence at s o'clock.
The ladies in charge of the Day
Nursery, conducted under the auspices
of the Kings Daughters Union, ask
that any family having a clearing out
of shoes will send any of these arti-
cles that can still be used, and which
may fit children from to years old,
to the nursery.
Joe Lyons, a negro driver for the
Herman Wood and Coal Company fell
in fit on Whitaker and State streets
yesterday. The man was delivering a
load OF coal when he fell. The police
ambulance was summoned and he was
taken to the Georgia Infrmary for
treatment. Lyons had to be tied in the
ambulance in order to prevent his do
ing injury to himself or others.
c. Russell, a young white man living
at No. 304 Henry street, east, was bad
ly injured while at work at the Savan-
nah Basket Factory, on the Louisville
road, yesterday. He received severe
blow from a pulley, and sustained in
juries to. the head and face. One of the
belts snapped where the young man
was at work, and the pulley knocked
him down. The police ambulance was
summoned, and he was removed to his
home for medical treatment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-24
STATION WORK WORK DELAYED.
New Passenger Station Will Not Be
Finished by Jan. 1.

The Savannah Union Station will not
be completed within the time specified
by contract. Under the contract the
structure is to be finished by Jan. /,
but the delays the contractors have
experienced in securing materials from
time to time, have served to retard the
work, and it is now expected that 1t
may be Feb. before the station is
finished. The contractors are now
having trouble getting the steel grid
ers that are needed for the roof.
For some months after the work on
the building commenced, it seemed
certain that it would be finished with
in the contract time. 1t progressed
we'll and without d hitch, and the
Messrs. Mckenzie thought they would
be able to turn the station over to
the Union Station Company at the
stipulated, time.
The contractors are bonded to the
company to complete the structure by
the first of the year. For that reason
they will use every effort to get it
finished as quickly as possible.
The Plant System, the Seaboard Air
Line and the Southern Railway, the
three companies interested in the new
station, are anxious to have the build
ing in readiness for the heavy tourist
traffic that is expected this winter.
The fine, through trains on the three
lines will be put on about the middle
of January. and it may be that the sta
ton will be ready by the time they
are rum
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-24
CAMERA CLUBS EXHIBITION.
Club Rooms Will Be Open to the
Public Thursday and Friday.

The Savannah Camera Clubs fall ex-
hibition will take place this week,
Thursday and Friday. The club rooms
at Bull street and Park avenue, will
be open to the public on those days
from to II o'clock p. m.
The entries of pictures. for the ex-
hibition will close Tuesday night, and
Wednesday night the club prizes will
be awarded. The prize pictures will
be marked for the exhibition.
The interest that has been taken by
the club members in the exhibition is
an assurance that it will be one of
the best if not the best, that the club
has given. Besides the pictures en-
tered for prizes there will be upwards
of 200 pictures on the walls of the
club rooms for the inspection of visit
ors. f>,--
The clubs Entertainment Committee
which has charge of the. exhibition will
meet Tuesday night to receive the
pictures. Considerable interest has
been taken in the illustration of Sid
ney Lanier's poem, THE Marshes of
Glynn."e for which a special prize is
offered. Visitors to the State Fair ad-
mired the exhibit made by the club,
which was awarded two prizes for the
best 100 pictures by amateurs. A con-
siderable part of the State Fair ex-
hibit will also be seen in the club
rooms during the exhibition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-24
CITY BREvITIES.

The Kings Daughters Union wishes
to thank an unknown donor for IS,
contributed to the building fund OF the
Day Nursery.
Herbert Strand, colored, was arrest
ed yesterday by Patrolman Godbold
for the larceny of a pair of shoes from
Con Aldriage.
Hackles Gilbert. colored, was arrest
ed yesterday by Detective Murphy for
the larceny of brass from the Central
Railway, and for being an escape from
the county chain4gang.
One OF the wires of the fire depart
ment snapped yesterday afternoon, and
caused the sounding OF several alarms,
all at the same time. The Big Duke rs
we'll as the smaller bells. rang for sew
eral minutes. S.s
The concert 20 display the merits of
the Cecilion and the Simplex piano
players given last week by Macarthur
Sons a. Co, proved so popular that Il
VIII be repeated this week, Friday az
ternoon, from o'clock TO ;.
A Thanksgiving Eve hop viii be Civ
en- at the q. l.. A. Hall on Wednes.
day. II VIII BE- "a masquerade affair.
The committee IN charge consists ~
sack, 4. ~. SchBaFz and l.. sullivan.
George stgomers. ooiored. wa arrest
Cd yesterday BY Patrolman Lysanght
90 thc wharYes ~ fhe Ooeau Steamship
Company for ageaui,inR y, Howell wltb
d cotton hook 9hf men bad b dispute
olcr % truck aud tle prosecutor sue
taiued painful euf
CgwgsnX a, FAHt Battalion Infan.