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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

The accompanying cut is a reproduction
of a photograph show wing the tablet on the
pedestal Of the Logan monument over
which there has been so much discussion
recently on account Of its historical mac
curacy. The figures, besides that of Gen.
Logan. are those of Vice President Arthur,
who was not presiding officer Of the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19
CURES BLOOD POISON
Willing to Have His Picture Shown
Positive Proof of the Value of
Botanic Blood Balm for
Bad Blood.
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE

Blood poison, producing pains and aches in the
bones, joints or back, ulcers. offensive forms of
catarrb, eating sores, eruptions, mucous patches
pimpies, sore mouth throat, swellings, scrofula
boils offensive catarrh deadly cancer itching skin
and falling hair, where the disease has
produced rotting bones and the body is mass of
boils and fostering sores and old rheumatism can
be permanently cured by using to IS bottles OF
B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm, which is the only
remedy that master this terrible disease after
all else failed, thousands of permanently cured
patients have testified Here is proof:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

alleged accident is said to have taken Mace
at ist and r streets November % last. II
IS stated in the declaration that Mrs, Park
er was deaf and could not hear the an
Proach OF the team j. J. Michigan and Ed
lifts. 'o pi"ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19
Suit for Damages.

Jesse Parker and his wife, Adeline Park
er. have entered suit for $4,000 damages
against Charles Rauscher, claiming that
wagon owned by the defendant ran over
Mrs. Parker and seriously injured her. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

when Gen Logan took the oath OF Office as
senator; Oliver P. Morton of Indiana, who
was dead; Roscoe Conkling and VIM. NJ.
Evarts of New York, John F. Miller of
California, Daniel W. Voorhees, of Indiana,
Shelby M. Cullen of Illinois. and Allen G.
Thurman of Ohio. who was an invalid at
the time Senator Logan as-sworn In.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
WILD BEAST TRADE.
British Dealer Claims IL Is Depress-
ed by BOer War.

The monkeys squealed. the macaws
chartered, and occasionally from some
where near came the roar OF a wild
beast
lit was not in a tropical forest. but in
Jamrach's famous emporium IN RatcIin
Highway-they never call it St. Georges
Street down there. Outside. instead OF the
naked savage stealing down the forest
path. Robert OF the II Division clumped
through the narrow East End Street.
Yes, I've got a fair show. said the
wild beast dealer. But its nothing TO
what have sometimes The war has In
jured the trade. The ships which used
TO bring animals have been doing trans
port work We've had no animals from
the Cape since the war started. I doubt
whether we ever shall again"
Chief among the latest arrivals were
three little ring-tailed Iemurs-the MOI
keys Of Madagascar. pretty as kittens.
There is gentleman al Highbury. a
retired stOckbroker who buys all my Ie-
murs. lie has about twenty IN q mIuia-
ture monkey house in his garden, which
cost him over E410"
In one cage was a sOlemn-IookIug bird
with long beak-'a sacred ibis the FIRST
We seen Tor twenty years, said the deal
You wouldn't have seen me now If Ia
had any voice IN the matter" said fba
Ibis dtsCOnteRtedly. Great Rameses what
a come down. Ny ancestors were wor-
SHIPPED by the Egyptians before London
was ever heard Of. And now I'm on sale
il London shop"
Two little jerbOas. taken out Of their
cage, hoped about ike miniature kalga-
rOos, and an armadillO pattered up and
down the shop as If il were showing it's
PAGES The German pOlecat and the Mad
aSascar parrots and the rest Of the happy
family glared through their bars envi-
OuSly
The larger animals live IN an old ware
house nearby at the bottom Of a narrow
alley turning out Of the highway. The
basement was intended for "a stable. bUr
IN the place where you would expect the
pony was rooEy cage with a healthy
yak friskiug about IN IL II stuck its long
horns through the bars, and pIayfuIIV
sought 70 tickle the spectators The emu
I opposite looked on scOIufuIIy.
Upstairs every floor was fun Of birds
and beasts from the ends Of the earth.
There were pumas, hyenas, jackals. an
lDeN, a black box, a Hama, a raccOon.
Kites, buZzards, falcons. and gushawkF
The assistant took a lid Of large pack
age case. 1t seemeu 10 contain nothing
but hay Suddenly the hay took life. and
big snakes head looked out Half "a
dozen iair-sized pythons were sleeping in
that packing case.
Startling says Mr. Jamrach "Ah
walt ull the war is over. and then III
show you few animals. Thes, are moth
ing London Express.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
THE PLow TRUSTS PLANS.
An Immense Combine Planned by
Manufacturers nj Chicago

CHICAGO, oct 2-Tweuty-three Of the
largest plow manufacturers in the United
States gathered about a banquet table in
the Auditorium Annex Hotel last even
ing and talked Of their proposed PIow
Trust. details of which have at last been
agreed on
Scarcely country in Europe. South
America. Africa, OF Asia has escaped the
intended monopoly IN The pIow trade 1t
has been decided to send promoters
among the natives Of tropical countries
and induce them to use American steel
plows- The trust also plans TO erect new
factories on both the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts. They viii be necessary in order
TO properly handle the great bulk Of ex-
port trade. Propositions for sites have
already been submitted
There are twenty-three companies in
the new trust and thirty expected. Those
already in are said to control 90 per cent
OF the plOW trade. Charles II Deere. Of
Moline Is slated for the head Of the trust,
which is TO be capitalized for OJpD-
The election, It is said, may be deferred
for month Headquarters for the or
ganIZati0n viii be in Chicago Radical
changes in the manufacture Of plows will
probably be brought about by the com
biuC. They viii include a reduction in
the number Of kinds OF plOWs now being
manufactured There are at present over
400 varieties Of plOws.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
why He Came.


CFTom the Detroit Free PrcsgD
moneycd man q Detroit was surprised 10 re-
ccIyc call from a rather sct,iv-l lo5l.iu., ,bq7.-
an entire straHger-the other day. Having s4ffs-
fed the guards that be was not book agent
De was allowed % enter and state his lrr.ir.gs
vlGeh he had insisted, in order 10 gain admit
tance, was important.
Well -lr.' said the wealthy man expectautlv
as the worthy stepped in
Why was the uHshashed reply, 'Fd Ike YOU
o. endorse this note for me-"
TIC man u money examined the note criti-
ea.lF a. hc observed. why DO you come 70 mel
don't know ygu from Adam. Why don't YOU
go TO some you know2''
Nv elI'' was the cool reply, Il came 10 YOU be-
cause knew YOU could stand the loss better fbar
any one else ] know Of
The millionaire endorsed the note after So
curing the name oi the nerve tonic his caller &
using -
The evening times., 1901-10-02
Too Much DupIicitv.

CFrom the Cleveland Plain Dealerl
''Sho asked him 10 dinner in order 90 make him
believe che could cook"
Yea"
"And she expected him % think that the
cherry PIE she served him was Of her ovn
manufacture"
"WcuT'
1t happened that he was IN the bakery when
her little brother bought it-and the VrOsysc tive
engagement Is al Of"
The evening times., 1901-10-02

1ud i'm this case there was a rUmor that
The dividend on the common stock is to
ne increased TO per cent -semi-annuaily
The story Is not credited. and although
the company made a phenomenally good
showing ia its annual report. it was hard
y good enough 10 warrant a second ad-
-auCc in the dividend rate in one year
specially in view Of the corn crop out
look.
The evening times., 1901-10-02

FIsCELLANEOUA
MATTRESSES made over on premises. $50. J
j. FEENEl, Zls sth ST. NV. m2-3
sI-sEWING MACHINES. all makes. repaired
LOVE ;. lzao 9th 81 NV ms
HOW's THs2 1000 NEATLY PRINTED nm
heads, In tablets. only 75c; bIottsrs free "
B. DAWSON. eo' tth ST. NV cI-3
LACE curtains lauudered. 25c pair. drop pos
tai 1915 81 st. Sc els
BUSINESS CARDS. l.0Oo-75c. ". b. DAWSON
sO7 9th st. NV; cheapest hrs-class printer: blot
tcrs free els
FOR SALE-5Oc0 baskets Of Concord Crlue5 AT
JOSEPH Dl GlORGIO & CO, g2I La. ave NV
NILS
GIVE violin lessons 20 beginners at 80 hour
references given a. 10 ability. Address Box 479,
this Office ml-2
FOR RENT-Furuiture for about six rooms
cheap. Address Box i74 this office eao-a
LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly 6l6 SIN n
NV, now SIS 18th St. NV, no lime; mail PROMPT
ly attended 10. soc pair. eS0-s
CHEAPEST CUICKErS. BEST PRINTING IN
NsshiugtoU-l-ppo cards, Zoe hillheads, 6's 81
HAYS. cad Eve ST. NV mSO-6
CHAIR GAMING Have established the fol
lowing branches, 455 h NV; 7O1 M NV. Gs8 Il
NV. GiI II ne, where an orders viii reCcire nv
personal attention MRS. l. JOHNSON. mS0-4
1912 St. NW.-MR. J. F. RUECEERT removed
his studio % the above place, where he will
resume giving vocal and instrumental music les
s0u5 October IA. mg5-T
r r. PREUSsER Professional Locksmitl-For
Eoys that viii 1T; scissors shears, knives razors
saws sharpeucd, guaranteed 20 cut. 7Zi 18Th ST.
rug6-T
LAMPS AND OILSTOyES Repaired-CaH on the
Lamp Doctor. 124 18th ST. NV m25-7
CARPET LINING &C. Sc, and Sc yard J. T
MALhEk SONS, 2Oi 10Th St NV: branch store
1895 \. J. ave. NV. Phone al Main. m2I-Imo
WILLIAMS " BOOK EXCHANGE. Book,
bought and sold; also book binding in all It's
brsnches- slS @ st. NV eSO-ti
| POOL AND MANHATTAN TABLES: new and
secondhand. Supplies and repairing. FRANK
l.. COWAN. 4O7 10th St elI-Im
kiFea your business teams as well Is your
- nigh-class drivers from THE REX sra
BLEs II. SINSHEIMER. Proprietor rear 6I5
ST. NV Rubber tired vehicles OF all kinds, husi-
neSs and DAYTON wagons always on hand colin
The evening times., 1901-10-02
FOR SALE-PIANOA
sPECIAL PIANO sALEI

Twenty Upright Pianos, including such mases
as the stef' Marshall Wendell, Baumei5ter,
etc, at very low prices lAeSG pianos must be
s8Id 10 make room Tor our Fall stock. Prices
range from $1,000 up. Terms on some as low IS
s. o. Der month Every piano guaranteed sTIEFF
PIANO WAREROOMS. 52l llth ST. nv j. g.
CoplfF MGR m22
The evening times., 1901-10-02
Government Bonds.

Q1ite naturally the Stock Market this
morning was stronger ON the announce
ment that the Steel stocks will receive the
established dividend rates. and on the
statement published by the company for
its first six months business. The state
ment shows. or seems to. an excellent
prosperity for the big trust, and il is
likely TO allay much OF the uneasiness
over the general industrial situation that
has been growing up during the past few
months, as the result Of rather disap-
pointing earnings statements There was
a higher opening in the Steel securities.
and the list in general advanced mate
rally In sympathy. IL is hardly 10 he
expected, however, that the market win
De turned INTO an upward movement at
TINS time Conditions iu the money mar
ket 90 not favor such movement and
proDaDly VIII not this month. The mar
ket was q very fair Indication OF this
aIter the opening today. There came a
period Of extreme dullueEs after The first
buying orders had been exhausted. and
then d fractional recession in prices be-
fore noon.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE,
GEORGE W. suCKNEY. Auetioneer. $40 10Th :

GEORGE ". ST1CkSEY. AUctioneer $40 10th IT
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated October 26th
ls92 and recorded IN Liber l7sS. folio Ig0 one Of
the land records Of the District OF Columbia. at
the request Of the party secured thereby, the IN
cersigued trustees wili on THURSDAY. THE Sd
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1901 At O'CLOCK P n
in front Of the premises. sell az public auction
that piece OF parcel o. land situate in the coun-
y Of Washington. District Of Columbia described
lot numbered eight (Sl Of the subdivision Of
the Wingheld estate. rs shown on plat recorded in
Liber K 30 folio l38 OF the Land Records Of said
District. and lying west Of the Bladen-burE Road
containing two and 4 hall acres more or les;
more fully described in said trust Terms Of sale:
Property sold subject TO existing taxes and en-
CumbraRces; balance One-third cash, and residue
in two equal installments at one aud two wears
secured By the promlssOry notes Of the purchaser
and deed Of trust the property so.d, or al
cash at purchasers option C0nveyancing and
recording az purchasers cost deposit q sI0O
required on day 0f sale
CHARLES T. ALLENDER. Trustee
Ofice 325 Peuusylvania Ave. S E
Il. K SIMPSON. Trustee.
The evening times., 1901-10-02

The report Of the Car Foundry Company
shows decrease in net earnings that is
somewhat disappointing The statement
is made that this was due 20 inability TO
get steel during the strike
The evening times., 1901-10-02

NEW YORK. oct 2-Thc Stock Mar
ket opened very strong and with the deal
ings showing increasing animation The
trading was favorably Influenced by the
steadieT tone Of American stocks in Lon
don. and to no small extent also by the
exceedingly gratifying statement made by
the United States Steel Corporation of its
operations in the past six months.
The Steel figures were published after
the close Of business yesterday, and
showed net earnings for the period in
question Of over S54. go eiN NOtwithstand-
ing that number Of the company's con
stituent plants were crippled in the mean
time by reason Of the protracted labor
troubles. a surplus. after deducting all eN-
penses, interest charges. and the payment
Of two quarterly dividends on the COM
mon and preferred stocks. amounting to
over Sl2. .0'U900 for the Semi-annual period
was shown. In consequence Of this eN-
hibit the Steel stocks opened about one
point above last nights figures, but re
Ceded fraCtionally on profit-takinE sales.
In the railway list strong features were
St Paul. AtchisOn, Southern Pacific, Del
aware and Hudson. and Southern Rail
way. Amalgamated Copper was the lead
er Of the speciality quarter in a further
extensive advance
The evening times., 1901-10-02
The Washington stock Market

Slles-WaSh. Trac. & EIec. as S4,0Ja63:
e. a. p Telephone SIS. $1,000 I0fl: Capital
Traction s5aI0S%. 50a 1882. Washington Gas.
4'f3, 5o0GSb, 25@E3lz. sa63&: MergeuthsIer
Linotype lo0Ioo; American Graphophone CO..
Com, loo'lTs; American CTaphophonc Co.
Pref, 2o0ag7k.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

BELGIAN HAREs. IS pair, from pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots, s. eachi doss, cats, gold fsh.
etc sCHMID's BIRD STORE. 1l2 18th st. nw.
m5-tf
The evening times., 1901-10-02
New York stoc,z r,1cb.pre.

Corrected daily by ". B. Fibbs Co., mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange. 14l9
Street
The evening times., 1901-10-02
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition Of the AACHEN
MUNICH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
AlN-ia-Chapclle Germany. on the 30th day Of
June, 1901, required by act Of Congress ap-
proved July % 1892:
AGSETg
The evening times., 1901-10-02

WASHINGTON, j. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of clOsings is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending October
;, lVl, the last connecting closes VIII be mIie
from the main ofb~e foIIous
The evening times., 1901-10-02
LOST.


LOST-Sky terrier, October I, yelIowish-Vlfre
hesd; bluish-Croy body, reward II returned t5
W y. EMERSON. l5-s 52d ST. NV; tag SIG.
o9-3
LoST-soIitaire diamond ring, October I: reward
retun % 1927 ! st. ms. tg-g
srRAYED OR sTOLEN-Fran mont of Ormc
Flats, last evening. little black and tan male
IUP, reward Of - and no question asked 5 A.
GARDNER. u7gq
LoST-Lady's gold watch, with initials l. h NJ
Return 20 20 2lst st.; reward. m2-5
tQST-Taken from barber shop on II ST. an
orthfella with initials H. ". {. Return same
and receive own rna-2
LOsT-Livcr cOIored pointer. on IGJh OF last
month. answers % name Of Dash Reward II
returned 20 1872 y. j. ave. nj
LOST-BlaCk spaniel; marked with white. ans
wers 20 the name OF Prank" Return 10 -I74f
81. NJ. and receive reward. es0-g
LOST saturday afternoon ten SIO biIis In roll,
Reward If left at 525 5th 81. NV e30-8
LoST-TemPlsr's charm. Reward if returned to
l74g 81 NV rr7s-,
The evening times., 1901-10-02

A number Of reasons are given for the
weakness Of sugar yesterday. One story
Is that the company has lost heavily on
Its large holdings Of raw sugars by the
recent declines in prices. This amount Is
placed at many millions Of dollars by
some The decline in the price Of centrl-
fugsl sugars since July is estimated at 9I5
PCT ton, and IN lower grades az from s.
10 so per ton II is also said that the
mutt and canning seasons have not been
as prosperous as usual On the other
hand reports from sugar people have
been that the company has been earning
more than ever before.
Union Pacific was strong this morning
on talk OF a fine statement for August 70
The evening times., 1901-10-02
ChicaEo GrnIn ana Pror1.1nn n,rr-.,

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.. men.
Ders Of the New York Stock Exchange. i.Ig
---~
The evening times., 1901-10-02
The STEEL STOCKS STRONG
Report Of the Trust Has a Good
Effect on the Securities.

General Market Opens With Gains
I'm symPHthy-Advnnce i'm the
GrnuRcrs mud southern Pacific.
AmaIT0mnted Copper BuOyuUt.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
NJ Ce!ehrated 81 Readings Reduced

Soc, MNE. FLANDERS. occult palrnist tells eV-
erything. superior 90 all; no trckery used; valu-
able advice given; 10 TO 9 daily. I22I y. Y ave.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
MADAM CATHERINE,

Reads cards; truthful and reliable; p cents m50-7
NNE. JONES has returned, and IS now at 6I9
T NV; scientific palmistry and card reading, I5c
and -5c- $3.50 a. M % p n m2-2
PROF. PRINCE. the great colored palu.ist, has
removed office from Il2 AZ % Si6ls ST. sW-;
yeTsed in phronology physiognomy, and palms.
Try; business confidential q
PRINCESS AMANDA. celebrated English GYPSY;
this advertisement and 25c enttle 70 a Soc read
in., 80 81. NV en-
NJ b. BURNETT Fortune Teller; consult her on
business love family affairs; removes spells;
causes happy marriages; gives good luck; hours
I ?. ID. TIL 10 p m 6le G ST. NV m2-3
FACTS FOR WORKING MEE-Times are hard.
work scarce. money tight and hard 20 get hold
Cf; what more do you want q. convince YOU that
it's 90 your interest 20 consult us for "A good
warm suit OF clothes or an 0vercoat (sIightIy
used Of finest materials at prices 70 please poor
men with families TIE BENEFICIAL JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6l9 , 81. mI-I
ORIGINAL Gypsy Palmist removed 70 4l9 X ST.
NV, Is cents past present. future; spells re-
moved; open Sundays. ez7-T
The evening times., 1901-10-02

Secretary Gage Will not buy bonds for
the sinking fund beyond the $4,000. 90
which il was originally proposed 20 pur-
chase. This annOuuceTEsnt was made
this morning at the Treasury Depart
ment, although the Secretary is person
ally out OF the city. The text Of the order
is as follows:
The Secretary Of the Treasury an
nounces that # Is the intention OF the
Treasury Department 10 discontinue the
purchase OF bonds for the sinking fund
as soon as the amount Of S2UcJOOO0. for
which proposals were asked on September
10 shall have been obtained. The amount
already purchased is $17.65O.75O. leaving
but SZ5is,25O still 70 be purchased This
amount VIII BE- bought in accordance with
the terms heretofore established namely.
OASIS OF LtZ5 FOR the per cent bonds
ioau OF I5.6-lslb- per cent bonds, funded
!Oan or 1917, and per cent bonds. loan Of
1901 and 80 fat for the 4 per cent bonds,
loan Of 1873
The success Of the bond purchase has
becn complete Il has had q sreadviDg
effect on the money market and verv
probably has avoided a money panic. At
present there Is little likelihood Of more
than the legal money rate, unless a bull
movement Is attempted. The bank state
ment this week seems certain TO make
another good showing
The evening times., 1901-10-02

The statement Of the Steel Trust. fig
ures Of which were given in The Times
this morning. was almost universally con-
sidered an excellent one. In a few quar-
tiers II was said that the statement was
meagre ana left much 10 be known Of
the actual condition Of the company. but
this was the bear view and il was not
q popular one. AS a matter Of fact the
company is furnishing the public with
much more Information than IL has re-
celNed usually from the Industrial com
panles and its attitude in the matter is
much 70 be commended. Some time per
haps u viii be the rule for the industri-
al concerns 20 publish statements as full
Hs those Of the railways and this will be
sun better Meanwhile when the Steel
Trust makes step in the right direction
Its policy Is likely 20 have a good effect
on the confidence Of the investing public
II will be seen from the statement that
II addition to interest on bonds. and divi-
dends on preferred and common stocks
the company earned s.. .O60. .0O0 which was
set aside for the sinking fund and So 326. -
90 applicable 70 surplus or new CON
struction. The total Of these two amounts
Is nearly S20,O0C,OJJ for the half year or
at the rate Of 81. .O0J. 200 for a year This
Is equal 70 per cent additional for the
common stock. The showing is certainly
q very good one.
The evening times., 1901-10-02
FOUND.

ICE CREAM 7Oc gallon, not made in cellar.
but above ground, for sewer gas aLounds in cell
lars and breeds typhoid. diphtheri1 etc; moral
don't eat that kind LACEY's Is pure and
delicious COZ y y. ave. Phone 9Osl
The evening times., 1901-10-02

To LoAN-s7o0 on Eilt-edge security. Addre
BOX So, this Office m2-3
The evening times., 1901-10-02
ERVING MlLLON.

CLNRYOIANT AND PALnST.
l45I CORCORAN ST NV
He tells all names. dates. and figures in de-
tail the object OF visit and anything YOU wish
20 know Your future and everything revealed.
o 20 @ daily. nj
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-16
The Proner COurse.

We-see statement In the u ewspapers that
General Hampton will be a candidate for elec-
tion to the United States Senate. irrespective
OF what others may do. This is the proper
course for him to persue. II either he or his
friends desire to test his strength with the
people a fair election should be held.
Col. 10. es's proposition seems too much like
putting up job on both the candidates and
the people. Why should little coterie ar
range among themselves to place any man in
the Senate. without going in the open to find
out the will OF the people? Who gave the
Senatorial candidates the right to name the
Senator2 If such high handed measure
should be attempted other candidates would
be called for.
The people took from the Legislature the
right to elect Senators. VIII candidates for
Senator assemble and combine among them
selves against the people to shut out free
discussion and fair ballot?
1.-THE Senatorial candidates should combine
to deprive the people Of their right to ex-
press choice for Senator, we assume that a
noise would be made about 1t.
Senator Hampton, If properly quoted. has
taken the only course which could commend
itself to the people. II he wants the place
let him run for 1t as any body else does. But
we do not see how his friends can think OF
urging him to become candidate in the face
OF certain defeat. He will not run.