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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA
Friends Able to Name at
Least Two of the Candidates.

RICHMOND. Va. June Z7--There IS
practically no longer a contest for the
Democratic nomination for Governor Of
Virginia, although Mr.. Montague is sti!I
stamping the counties which have not
elected.
With the head CT the gubernatoriai
ticket assured the interest has fallen
OF considerably as to the balance OF the
ticket especially as it seems to be gen
orally conceded thar Mr. Montague friends
viii name at least one. if not both. Of the
other candidates The friends Of Messrs.
LeCatO and Irvine are still working for
their candidates for Lieutenant Governor.
and Messrs. Jefries. Parks and Williams
are hopeful that no dark horse veiH be
sprung on the candidates who have gone
through the campaign. and spent time
and money in visiting the .arious coun-
ties
There is reason to believe that the
present State committee viii be almost en-
tiTeIy changed at the Norfolk conyen-
ton. Some few of the members desire TO
remain, but when Chairman EIlyson calls
the next committee together there will be
new array Of talent.
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THE STOCK MARKET WEAK
Failure of the Seventh National
Bank the Cause.

Sentiment over the Financial Stu
alton Gloomy and Pessimistic.
Metropolitan Street Railway De
cJines SharIsIy-St. Paul Also soft"
NEW YORK, June 2z.-The Stock
Market opened only fairly active and at
general and material declines from yes
terday's final prices. there being but
few exceptions to the common drift of
prices. The influences apparently dom
mating the speculation were the same
as those prevailing yesterday. namely
the disquietUde growing out Of recent
troubles in banking circles, the active
monetary conditions and the unfavor-
able attitude of London.
Fractional declines were shown in
American stocks in the London market,
the tone Of which was reported general
~ weak with a very sharp decline in
the Rand issues
This mornings news contained vir-
tually nothing bearing directly upon
tie market in either direction The ad-
vances from the Western agricultural
sections continued encouraging, and
this mornings returns Of railway traffic
We're further gratifying exhibits. Little
or no attention was paid to the two
last-named matters, however, and spec
ulative sentiment seemed to be alto
gether gloomy and pessimistic-
As regards special features Of the
market il may be noted that the local
traction stocks were relatively firm
with the exception that 4 particularly
sharp break appeared in Metropolitan
Street railway
In The railway list St. Paul was a
particularly weak feature. Other active
issues were the Erie stocks. the Read
ing shares, and Union Pacific Wiscon-
sin Central was comparatively firm, as
was Illinois Central In the industrial
quarter the United States Steel issues
continue 70 lead in respect of activity,
and this morning after opening lower
developed gteadiness- Sugar Refining
was also active and decidedly strong.
Little was done among sC-caIled spec
lalties- Peoples Gas was dealt in al q
slight decline from yesterdays final
prices, as was Western Union The
Copper stocks we're dull and steady.
When the announcement was made
that the Seventh National Bank had
been obliged to close its doors the mar
ket became more actively weak, de-
clines everywhere being sharp.
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How the Clubs Stand.
AMERICAN IFACTF
LEAGUE

Jimmy Manning's Senators were not in
it for the first eight innings of the game
at American League Park with Connie
Mack-s Athletics but the ninth inning
was another striking Illustration of the
fact that the game IS never lost until the
last man has been retired
The third Senator has not yet been re-
tired in the last turn at the bat; the
Statesmen saved the visitors that trou-
bic by scoring enough runs to win after
two hands were out.
For the first eight turns the Quaker
City lads looked like winners all over.
The best the home team could do was TO
scratch in a run on a passed ball, Mil
Iigan pitching the finest kind of ball and
holding Washington safe every time they
got runners on the bags.
It was merely love Of the sport that
induced the fans to await the retirement
of the locals for the last time, as the Wis
TORS appeared to have too much luck to
emit Of hoping for a victory, but when
hayden dropped Gears Ay they all yell
ed, and those who had started to leave
the park came back to see what the trou-
bic was Lajoie, not to be outdone BY
Hayden, got his feet tangled in fielding
CIingman's hit. and instead Of ending the
game with double play. everybody was
safe. ard Gear had scored Farrell. then
came along with a nice double. scoring
Quinn 1t was now up to Captain Clarke
Picking out a nice one he put his weight
against it for a clean single, Ciingman
and Farrell chased across the plate, and
Philadelphia cake was turned into
dough
The Senators viii entertain the Bean
eaters this afternoon and Lee viii prooa-
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Death of Capt. Alfred H. peek.

ROANOKE, Va, June 27.-Capt Alfred
II. Peck. veteran Tailroader of this sec
ton. died Tuesday afternoon at Thacker.
W Va He went to that place on May IS
in the employment Of the Thackar Coal
Company. For eighteen years h. had been
in the service Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company, being most Of the
time employed as conductor. He ran the
first train into the coal fields. lie was
born in Montgomery county and was six
Ty--SeVen years Of age. He leaves a widow
two sons, and one daughter CAPTAIN
Peck was a Confederate soldier and serv-
ed through the civil war
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Until il can be learned with some de

Until il can be learned with some de-
gree OF accuracy how far, If any fur
Their, the financial troubles in New York
will extend ii viii be impossible 10 form
any idea as to the outlook for the
Stock Market. Sentiment this morning
was undoubtedly very gloomy, and the
general desire seemed 10 be to sell out
stocks. It was suggested that the diff
cuities Of GarqUand & Co and of the
Seventh National Bank may in reality
indicate more than simply the unfortu-
nate speculative character Of one set Of
people. that II may lead to the dis
closure Of similar conditions IN other
directions. It Is TO be hoped that this
view Of the situation is Of the pessi-
InlsTn Of the moment simply and has 10
good foundation II was learned today
that the collateral Of NIarquand < co
with the bank WAS not industrial Sc
curities 10 any great extent but the Sc
curities Of the Pittsburg, ShaWmut and
Northern Railway. q new railway com
binatiOn that the brokerage firm was
attempting to float. This fact relieves
the situation somewhat as il had been
feared that some OF the new industrial
consultations were involved If one OF
two Of these new companies We're to be
proven rotten at any time the effect on
the market IN general would be very
bad 1t has been this that the pessi-
miSts have been waiting for for some
months now, but fortunately nothing
of the kind has developed. as far as the
public knows. The disposition among
conservative people this morning was
that If there should be a sharp break
IN prices investments in the best rail
way securities that have not been in
fated during the past year would prob
ably be good thing.
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GRAFTON. w Va. June I'm
freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
at Bolton, ". Va, Tuesday,
caused by an open switch. twelve cars
were piled in heap and Grant Keller. the
fireman, was crushed 20 death. Two
tramps were in q box car and one. Samuel
Burton, of Richmond. Va, mad his leg
broken The other who refused to give
his name, was hiddea under a mass of
wreckage for two hours but was unFlurt.
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HoRsEWHIPPED BY HIS WIFE.
a Former Captain of Booths VoIun-
teers FIogged at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Neb, June 21-CaDtain
Thayer, late Of BaIlington Booths Volun-
teers- was horsewhipped at the Buriing-
ton Depot last night by his indignant
wife, who succeeded him as captain a
week ago because Of his alleged relations
with Eva HasChberger, a pretty recruit
in the Volunteer ranks
ThaycT and the girl we're about 10 eIope,
II is said. The wife followed and raw
hidsd her husband, while the girl fed for
safety in Il hack
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
Cleveland Defeated by Milwaukee.

The Spiders were defeated by. the Brew
ers in tho Forest City yesterday Both
teams put up a good game but Milwaukee
hit the ball hard in the ninth inning, after
Sheibeck made an error and won ont
RH.E-
Milwaukee ............0GO4OO ISL ,
Cleveland ------------0 o 0 1 , % ,
Enthusiastically. Garvin, and Maloney;
BragGins and Wood
Tyyo-base hits-O'Brien. La Chance.
Wood. Bradley. Anderson Three-base
hits-Pickering. Duffy. First base on er-
rors-NIiIwaukee, :. Sacrifice hits-Brad-
ley. Wood, Burke Stolen baSe-Mai0ney.
First base on baIi-Ou BraEgins, 3: off
Rcidy, 2. Double plays-McCarthy. Beck.
and la Chance Left on bases levelan nd,
:. Milwaukee. ). Wild pitches-Braggin
> Umpire-HaSkeIl- Time of game,
hour and % minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

WOODSTOCK, Va, June 27.-As the re-
suit Of the premature explosion Of q dyna-
mite blast yesterday afternoon In the
rock quarry near Strausburg leased by
Charles Chiles to Lane Brothers. of Bal
ttm0re, several Of their employees We're in
juTed. William Bauserman, of Toms
Brook, Is in a very critical. condition and
is not expected 10 recover Frank Ridcn-
our, Of Fishers Hin, is so badly injured
about his body and limbs as to necessi-
cate the amputation of one Of his arms,
and William Bolts, Of Toms Brook was
severely burned by the blast on his body
and face
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A Girl Craxcd Over ReIipion

RICHMOND, Va, June 2I-With her
mind worried over religion and crying that
she could not be saved. Belle Childress-
daughter of Allan Childress, threw her
self into the river last evening She was
sinking the third time when two men
rescued her. Miss Childress had been at
tending the Apostolic Church here, which
teaches peculiar doctrines.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
4 Train Inspector Killed.

RICHMOND. Va. June 27.-Emmett NJ
Linsay. train inspector Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, while stepping out Of
the way Of one engine was run over by
another and had both legs cut of just
below the hips yesterday. He died three
hours afterward- he was well known il
railroad circles
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New York stock Market.
The Treasury Statement.

The receipts OF the Government today,
according TO the Treasury statement,
amounted to 1884,, $50. SO. and consisted Of
customs, $477S95.IG; internal revenue. $685.
Co.'s; miscellaneous S34.I14gl The ex-
penditures amounted TO 81 5000. Ies wing
q balance Of receipts over disbursements
amounting 10 So GG9g9-
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EIoped ON Her Wedding Anniversary

CHICAGO, June 27.-Louis Larson,
President Of the Larsen Manufacturing
Company, went home on the tenth ami
yersary Of his wedding loaded with pres
ents for his wife only to find that she had
eloped with a married man whom he had
considered his friend. The man VINO is
charged by Larson with destroying his
home is wealthy real estate dealer who
has wife ana three children. Mrs. Lar
son and the man were arrested by central
Office detectives last night
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
Hiecouching Provcs F.taI

NEW YORK, June Z7.-Mrs- Mary Zenn,
twenty-five years old, the wife of car
penter of 2i3 Freeman Street. Green Point
died yesterday under circumstances which
caused the coroner's Office in Brooklyn to
lie notified today Or. Charles Wuest.
coroner-s physician, was directed to make
an investigation which showed that Mrs
Zenn had died from exhaustion after hfc-
coughing for ten days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

READING, Pa, June IA girls en-
counter with mad bull Mortified the peo-
pie Of Kempton yesterday afternoon. While
Mary BCUkcrt passed through a Held the
animal roared and made a leap for her
and quickly tossed the girl into the air,
catching her on his horns He then
gored her bleeding body. NeiEhbors with
clubs beat the animal off. The girl may
be fatally hurt.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
THE FRENCH WHEAT CROP
Serious Effects Feared From the
Cold weather

PARIS, June ZT--It is estimated that
the cold weather VIII result in diminish
ing the French wheat crop by more than
0."1,ooJ bushels as compared with that of
1900
1t is now calculated it will be necessary
for France TO import 5000. 900 bushels.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
CASE TO LOAN
OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS
At lowest rates and the day you apply We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
much less than ycu pay elsewhere, and allows you
TO pay it off n any sized notes you desire, run
ming from one TO twelve months II you have a
loan with some other company will pay IL
of ard advance you more money II desired. Rates
cheeriully given, and no cost to you unless loan
is made. Call and get rates. Front room. fast
Aoor-
National Mortgage Loan CO.
SIS F St. n. w.
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Later private advices from officers Of
the Norfolk and Western indicate that
the damage done to the line by the flood
was much more serious than was at
first suggested. Something like eighty
miles OF the line viii have To be com
pletely rebuilt at a very heavy expense.
The earnings for some months are Ger
tain to be cut into badly also It IS
whispered that the dividend or the
common stock will have to be given up
for a time without question The stock
has been fairly strong so far since the
disaster, but this is thought TO be due
to buying for Pennsylvania people to
support it
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Two Men Killed by Lightning.

RALEIGH. y. c. June 27.-WhiIe work
ing in a field in Lincoln county, this
State. Tuesday afternoon, William Huss
and one son were instantly killed and an
other son probably fatally injured by
lightning.
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Mauchester's ORer Accepted.

LONDON, June 2Z-The creditors of the
Duke Of Manchester held q meeting today
and agreed to accept 4 settlement Of IgJz
shiliings in the pound.
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a BUILDING BLOWN DOWN.
One Child Killed and Three Injured
in South Carolina

COLUMBIA s G., June ga frame
building in the grounds of the Epworth
OrBhanage, near Columbia was blown
down last evening by a high wind
Many little children had crowded unGer
the building One was killed and three
canrnrn1-cLr. tni-,r.d
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
IN TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
IAmeriean LeagUe-)
Washington. 5; Athletics, l.
Milwaukee. S. Cleveland. 3.
Baltimore-Boston- Boston failed to ap-
pear.
National Leaguel
New York, 6: Cincinnati 2
Brooklyn, Is; Pittsburg, 3.
St. Louis 3; Boston, 2
Philadelphia-ChiCa gO-Wet grounds
Today's Games.
american League-)
Boston at Washington.
Athletics at Baltimore
Cleveland at Chicago.
Milwaukee at Detroit
National League
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
s. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

St Paul, Rock Island, Union Pacific.
and the Atchisons all declined badly
during the second hour Of the day,
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Marquand & Co We're considerably
involved with Metropolitan Street Rail
way stock it is said The heavy cover
ing OF this stock at the close yesterday,
which caused il to advance sharply
while the remainder Of the market was
going off, was generally supposed to be
by this firm. This morning the stock
had a sharp decline. but the reason Of
this movement was not suggested IN
the early gossip.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27
FIRE IN WHEAT FIELDS.
Several Thousand Acres Burned
Over ia western Kansas.

OYcr IA Western kanSas.
ABILENE, Kan. June ZL-Reports
from western Kansas say that a freight
engine set fire to wheat fields between
Ellis and Russell and that several thou
sand acres were burned over. The flames
were as high as train
Many harvester were in the fields and.
as the flames were driven by the high
winds, they unhitched the horses from
the reapers and ran for their lives. Many
machines were burned
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making the lowest prices of lowest
prices Of recent weeks. This was to be
expected of the stocks that have been
doomed artificiaIly. and it caused no
particular surprise in conservative
quarters. The crop news Of the morn
ing was excellent. but even the best Of
crop news can hardly be considered to
warrant the present prices Of these Sc
cuTitieS.
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Sales-NationaI METROPOLITAN Bank. ING
%755. Wash Title ms Co, 50FJ3 10: Mer-
geuthaler Linotype. 5dl64. Lanston Mon
Otype. 10I613 Is TG14, I0IG13 81
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Nc,r YnrL stncL Ernhnnno

Corrected daily by " B. Hibbs & Co. mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 F
Street
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Chicago Grain ana rrorisfnr, MALI.

Corrected daily by W B HIbEs K Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exe5lal.ae ItIJ F
Street - ~
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Win Mercer may get in the game this
afternoon
The representatives OF the Quaker City
papers who came over to the National
Capital yesterday with the Athletics 10
see them take Il fall out of the Manning
ties. had a hot story spoiled by that ninth
inning
The umpiring Of Grady and Leahy was
the best 81 en- in washington this season
Michael Angelo was especially impartial.
and If compelled to give up playing VIII
make a good man for the regular staff
Of indicator handlers
\ misunderstanding in regard to the
change in the schedule prevented the
game in Baltimore yesterday. The
change was made 10 avoid q conflict OF
dates in PHILADELPHIA This sounds
strange, NJ this stage OF the game
p. Oliver TebcaU thinks that the Cardt-
mails are going 20 finish in the first three
and says that they have an outside chance
10 beat Pittsburg out for the pennaat.
Patsy" Donovan. of the St. Louis team.
has served Bert Jones. the cratic south
paw with his ten days notice Of release.
Delehanty. the Chicago third baseman.
has been released and VIII rejoin the
Worcester club The brother Of big
Del of the Quaker team has been sad
" hamperrd by illness
'GGrtppy'7 Headache, Catnrrh.-Vuca
suffering Is due to the after effects OF Ia Grippe,
such as catdrrh, catarrhal headache. infamCd nasal
passages and offensive dropping in yla throat.
Dr. A-ncw's Catarrhal Powder Is the sworn enemy
to all head colds headache. and gatarrh- It
clears the throat and nasal passages and stops the
pain over the eyes in ten minutes. Get II to-
DAY. Il cures radically Sold 10y f. 5 VIII
IiaIss Ninth and f Streets Edmonds * Williams,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

The entertainment at the Dumbarton
NJ Z. Church, given under the auspices
of the Ladies Mite Society last night was
a success. The following participated in
the affair: Miss Cecilia Sullivan, Fred
Seibold, James Cathen, Miss Edna Knight,
Mrs Mary Stevens BeaII and Roy Is
rael. Misses Artz and Bennett. Otto Sab
Ii, and Masters BaliCger and Stanton.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

P. Oliver Tebeau thinks that the Cardf-
mails axe going 20 finish in the first three
and says that they have an outside chance
10 beat Pittsburg out for the pennaat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-27

Win Mercer may get in the game this
afternoon
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Sentiment over the Financial Situ-
ation Gloomy and Pessimistic-
metropolitan Street Railway De
c5ineS SharT,Iy-St. Paul Also soft"
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.eGrtnpyI IEeadaehe. Catnrrh-Npcs
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED saiaTied people and retail mer-
Giants upon their own names without security.
easy payments TOLMAN. Room IS, Oos-eIi G
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Patsy" Donovan. of the St Louis team.
has served Bert Jones, the erratic south
paw, with his ten days notice Of release.
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Troops E and II. Of the Eleventh
Cavalry stationed at Fort Myer. will
leave Tuesday. by way Of the PennsyI-
vania Railroad, for Fort Ethan Allen.
Vermont. where they VIII remain for post
ntty- The troops are in charge Of Cap
tain FideHer and Lieutenant King.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-28
Our Fall Catalogue

Will be one Of the most interesting NEW BOOKS of the
fall entertaining novel and good deal more
profitable in its money-savng suggestions 1t will soon
be ready.
If out-ofown patrons will send names and addresses
it will be sent to them free of charge Address,
VII. BARR DRY GOODS co.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-28
SUPPLY OF MILK, ICE
and Beer IS SHORT,
Prices Of These Summer Commodi-
ties May Increase With
That of Vegetables.

Because Of the drought the supply OF milk,
vegetables, ice and beer Is unequal to the
city demand.
The deficiency OF milk and vegetables is
due to failure OF the rich pastures Of the
State Lack of ice and beer is more directly
traceable to the increased consumption by
thirsty hundreds Of thousands of st. Louis
ans.
Several of the larger dairy companies are
unable to meet the incessant demand of pa
irons because the farmers are not getting
the usual product from their mich cows.
Cows cannot yield milk unless they are well
fed. The heat wave has killed the pastures
and partial milk famine Is believed pos
sible
The price of tine lacteal refreshment is like
ly to be advanced by the dairy companies
within the week. Retail dealers FAY they
have already received notice that they may
expect to pay 2 to cents more quart for
their supply. The dairies explain this re-
port by the statement that the rural pro-
ducer has determined to take advantage of
the shortage.
Ice, which more nearly affects the mind
Of the average thirsty resident Of the city,