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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
ON BEHALF OF mr.. HERMANN
senator Shoup ASKS Taat He he Re
tanned IN 0m&e

Senator Shoup of idaho. who leaves
the Senate in March 1 and is sueceezei
By Fred r Dubois. saw the President
this morning ana asked that Binger
Hermann ne retaiTed in onlce as Commits
stoner Of Public Lands. Senator shouo
said that Commissioner Hermaun-s con-
duct OF the office had been especially sat
isfactory to the people ot those states
in which there are large tracts Of pub
lie lands
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
ALGER AS A DEFENDANT.
The eN-Secretary'S Land Syndicate
Sued for 100000.

PENSACOLA. Fla. March Judge W
Q MilIken. q New York attorney. mas en-
tered suit in k FedersI Court here for
the sum Of Slg4.V1 against the Sullivan
Aiser syndicate which l. composed Of r
4 Alger. Col ". D. Mann. Of New York.
and N II Sullivan. Of this CITY
Judge AIiiiikeu sues To racOysr an
amount alleged To be due on a sale of
=9,''y acres OF land The land was sold
by sullivan To the syndicate AJger vas
induced hy MHllkeH to purchase the land
Tor Jos, go, and As the deal was made BIZ
sllltih en- the latter claims the amount
sued foT as commissions
AtEer and Mann. who are defendants.
nave bten summoned TO appear and the
cISe VIII be called Hp TUESDAY next Tba
iahd lies IN ftEe counties Of Alabama md
AIEer and his associates are engaged i'm
the construction N immense ss8yyrniIl- l.,
fi-FlonS portions OF the newly ACQUIRED
territory MlllikeH has secured Tho ser
wees 81 senator TURKEY Of Tennessee II
Is promised that SeuGa tiOIGstI ,l.-yeJ ff,r,1 ms
VIII be brought out in the testimony-
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4 Long Strife Euded

BUFFALO. n Y. March "A strike
that has been in progress for ten months
in the big textile esta=: lshment of Hall
* Co in jamestown. was settled
Yesterday. The struggle Was bitter and a
declaration OF unfairuess was made
against the firm The strikers wanted a
raise IN wages Of . cents Il day and the
terms of settlement provide that nine aud
oue-hah hours shall constitute a DAYS
work The declaration Of unfairness IS
recalled
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4 Ne,r Trnst trI,,nnnr-

NIL1HN,.-DN, Del. March 2-Consid-
cradle interest WAS shown here yesterday
when announcement was made hat the
Federal Trust COMPANY with zlg)a.uea
capital. had filed q charter II Dover But
one c"rpOrator was named Catherine
Blaudy- The name docs no. appear IN the
directory here. but it is supposed sl@ is
the wife - broker Who Formerly lived
here The company chauer - for a reg
ular trust company business No more is
known OF il h re.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
THE OHIO TROOPS COMING.
Eighth Regiment Men Leave for the
National Capital

BTCYRUS. Ohio. March a special
train left here this morning at Il o'clock
with the Presidents Own" The Eighth
Regiment for Washington
Two companies of the regiment + of
Akron and & OF Wadsworth. were left
behind The companies attending are.
BCCNrUS. Gallon. Akron. Alliance Mil
lersburS, Canton. Mansfield Ashland.
ShreVe, and Wooster Colonel NoIrath.
OF this city Is in command
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A NEW TEXAS GUsHER.
Reports Of "A Big Well in the Beau
mont District.

sidered to be trustworthy reached Dallas
last night that another wonderful oil
strike was made late yesterday afternoon
in the Beaumont oil district.
K Is said a stream OF oil is shooting
from the new well nearly 30 feet into the
air Efforts To get more definite informa-
tion from Beaumont elected the state
meut that the report IS current there
and generally believed
The new strike is reported 70 have been
made anout LMenLE miles rom BeaumOnt.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
KILLED IN A TRAIN WREcK.
Four Railroad Wen Meet Death in Il
Head-on Collision.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March .
-Four railroad men were killed three IA
tally and two seriously injured. in Z
head-on collision between two freight
trains on the Southern Railway at Len
oirs City, Tenn, at an early hour this
morning.
The killed Were Engineer c. T. Mad
den, Fireman J n Stephenson. Albert
Coleman, and a brakeman. name IN
known. all of Chattanooga. The list Of
injured Is not now obtainabIe.
The wreck was due 10 d misunderstood
ing Of orders by the engineer OF the vest
bound train
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
MRS. NATION UNDAUNTED.
The saiOon-Sma~her Promises to
Continme Her AnrL,

TOPEKA. Kan. March Since Mrs
Carrie Nations return rom Peoria Thurs
day night she has occupied her cell in The
county jail here. Asked as 10 her future
plans Mrs Nation said.
You just tell the people that Carrie Ma
ton VIII attend 20 her knitting the same
as usual ] Will go smashing as soon as
ana released, Of course. This is nv mis-
sion in the world IL present and I am go
ing 10 fulfill it 10 the best of my ability
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
NEW YoRKs CITY DEMOCRACY.
a Meeting NJ Which Tnn,Inany Rule
il Denounced.

NEW YORK. March The City Dem
ocracy held q meeting las, night nj its
headquarters l4s1 Broadway, and appoint
sd a conference committee 70 confer with
other political organizations in regard 10
IFC nominees for municipal Offices 10 he
voted for al the election in November.
DsEid Lloyd the Chairman Of the Elk
ecGIiye Committee presided and A NJ
Vernon the secretary. made a speech In
which he said that the municipal admin
istraII0u had been 6ebauched
The rule of TamElany Hall was de-
Eouuced, and all Democrats were asked TO
stand together and overthrow Richard
Croker
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For Hospital WORK in Fusnn.

MONTCLAIR, y. J. March The
members of the First Presbyterian
Church, Of this place. have succeeded in
raising 5000, which will be used i'm the
construction OF hospital wards in Fusan.
Korea. as memorial 10 the late Rev.
William r. Juukin. for many wears mas
tor Of the church The First Church has
supported Dr. and Mrs Charles II. irwin
in Fusan for many years, and the wards
10 be erected viii aid the missionary in
his work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
MORE CLERKS PROVIDED FOR.
Provisions ia the Conference Report
on the Legislative BIN.

The conference report on the Legisia-
tive. Executive, and Judicial Appropria-
ton bin, submitted TO the House today.
contains many items of local interest
Provision is made for an increase IL the
number Of clerks in the Treasury De-
paTtment. Congressional Library, and the
Civil Service Commission
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= nig Telephone Combine.

YORK, Pa, March The real object Of
the meeting In York The other day. Of r,ar
representing rho independent telepbo,e
lines Of southern Pennsylvania and Marz-
land Is 70 bTius about the organization nm
der the management of all The iudepen-
dent lines in Pennsylvania, Maryland Eir
g.lIia. and VEST Virginia The concern H.
IS said VIII be capitalized with several
million dollars and the Headquarters a~e
20 be IN this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
!. .:f.I.sstnn Nictir, I,orInd-

GAIN EsFON. Tex, March 2-The body
of Robert Garnet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS old
ana son OF r. + Garrett, prominent
contractor and builder. who was lost in
tie recent storm. has been found beneath
a house on Thjrty-second Street and Ave
uu. + by = 1rAmeu engaged III raising the
huiIdiae Identification Was established
by na rrrS found in the pockets of the
clothes which sim chung TO the skeleton.
such @ruesuCnc finds are made almost dali
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
UPRISING AGAINST SULTAN.
Papers Seized Reveal Revolutionary
Plots in Macedonia

CONSTANTINOPLE. March Papers
seized a. Salonica show that Il revolution
in Macedonia against the Sultan has been
fully plaued for the spring Arrests are
being made en- masse throughout Mace
donia-
Already 5.tt4 persons have been impriS-
0ned, most Of whom viii be exiied 10 the
unhealthy Arabian provinces The ring
leader viii be executed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
CARMAE RELEASED ON BAIL.
The American Accused of Aiding Fill
iDInOs May Be Exonerated.

1D1I10S VT ne ENonernteu.
MANILA, March ID NJ Carman. me
Aernrican. who was accused Of furaish-
ing supplies "a the insurgents. vas re-
leased this morning on his personal cash
bond OF S19.eG0 in gold
The provcGt marshal recommended the
acceptance q the bail. as Carnan-s ply
sicf2ns mad certified that his further in
generation would have a bad effect on
his health He viii lie allowed to go
NarivcIes 10 recuperate.
I'll" latest Indications are that the case
s,gstirst Carman Is not as bad as first re-
pcr'-d and that on the trial he may be
eNonerated- Further details are not Oh
nllainahle.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02

bENISON. Iowa. March Henry
Warn. a farmer, living six miles north
of Denison, Yesterday killed his son
NJ iiiidm. Uwenty-one years ola. set Ire
10 has house and harm. kept rascuers
the FIRE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
The Marvellous Increase

~ tie speed Of railway trains has placed the
ioe1I winter resorts Of the South in close froyitn-
~ 70 Washington. ia the Sesbuard Air inc
Railway Southern Pines and P5HeIsslf,t are r.
than Y hours and Camden a haurs' ride IN.
great Florida resorts age Icss than q hours, ri8,
Atlantis and al points Southwest are reacss-i
va TINS route Through Pullman service and din
ing cars Office 1884 New York Avenue o. Pom
EylTzuid Railroad agents.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
Sir cavendi.h Boyle Appointed.

LONDON, March 1t is officially an
nOunced that Sir Carendish Boyle. Sec
rotary 70 the Government OF British.
Guiana. has been appointed Governor of
NeNi oundiand- succeeding Sir Henri
4eSailuIn, recently appointed Governor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
$3.50 SPECIAL RATE TO "oLD
POiNT,'' $50.
Delightful Side Trips for imuu:uraI
Visitors Via Norfolk and Wash
iuEton Steamers

The magnificent palace steamers Newport News
and Norfolk, daily M G:a0 p. IN from canplny's
wharf. loot OF Seventh Street for Old Point Com
fort. Newport %ews- Norfolk, and Virginia Beach
Large and comfortable sJ4trroaius with steam
heat and electric lights. Cuisine the best tia.
markets of Washington ard Norfolk afford
special rate Of $50 for the round trip wlu b., In
effect March T. s. and o. good TO return vf,HfU
FIVE d1}s- For stateroom reservations telephone
10 See -'8d'' page 2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
Would Be the President,s Hos,s

Senator Scott was at the White House
this morning and presented Mr.. aud Mrs.
William LenhoX, of Colorado Springs.
who ln=ited the President 10 be their
guest when he passes through that state
next May.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
NIiIton,s nthIc soId fn I.nn.i....-

LONDON, March 2.-The Geneva black
letter Bible owned by Milton. and hear
ing his signature, was sold al auction to-
day. 1t brought eos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
MINERS TRIP NoRTHWARD.
The Cape Times Hopes 1t VIII Inau-
Eurate Social reorganization.

CAPE TOWN, March The Cape
TIEIes says it hopes that Sir Alfred Mil
uer's departure for the north signifies the
beginning Of social reorganization in the
ne8lE annexed territory
It strongly advocates the making OF an
efiCrt 10 resume operations without wait
ing for the cessation Of hostiliticS which.
il says. the reopening Of the Rand would
indirectly assist in bringing about
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
Through PnrIor Car to Atlantic cir,
Vim Penny lNnni:l RniIrnn,l

Commencing Friday. March :. through Pullman
buffet parlqr car viii be operated between Wash
ington and Atlantic City. leaving Washington
l2:45 p. m. daily except sunday and arriving
Atlantic City 5:2j o. M Returning commencing
March @, leave Atlantic City 1890 a IN. week
days arriving Washington $40 p. IN.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
CHEMICAL WORKS BURNED.
Loss of $4,000 Caused by Il Fire in
savannah

SAVANNAH Ga. March 2-The Vir-
ginia-Carolina chemical works burned this
morning.
The fire broke out at I o'clock in the
air plant and communicated at once to
Other parts Of the building IL destroyed
the entire factory
The loss Is estimated At Sll5- 600 and is
fully covered by insurance
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Lkins E:d.yard En Ronte tn cnl.....,..

FRANKFORT. March king Ea.--t
of England arrived here at I2:fa
today, on his way TO Cologne II.
for the latter place at I O'Clock
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C-AA-,ia. the Great spring Medicine.
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Lumber prices To- suit. Try ii. with
your neE building Flooring SI.zJ up IIf5bav
& Co.
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SI.23 to Baltimore and Return via
b & O. s..tur.Iar aE..i sE.u.I..,

March and 3 good tof ,,,an Until following
Monday. Tickets good or all trans except Roll
Tiu-tff
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Two per cent paid deposits. subject f. ,ii .,.z
Union must and Storage Co.. l4II f 81
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A NEW CABINET FOR SPAIN.

General Azcarraga Assigned the
Task OF Selecting Ministers.
MADRID. March General Azcarr4ea.
the former Prime Minister. has been
charged by the Queen with the lorna ton
OF Il new cabinet
lie viii consult with senior SuveIa be
fore accepting the task
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sF',-.-'s Quarters for low Lumber prices
eHt ,.tl-ze ui.ai1s materials. al OH and \.
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Invest gate our Ia snI,,r--rsioney say
eFs, tco, quality. low prices y : Lib!ey L Go.
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"ZeEaa-Curs:'
Cures eczema and all ssiu di>gJseS.
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The Vice President-eIecJ- Airs. Roose-
Welt. and their children viii arrive al the
Fenusy lEa0ia RaEroad Station at 4:10
o clock this afternoon. They viii 60 i'm
metiiateIy TO the home OF Captain Cowies
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MHiVSork grades all right. and
same doors. " F.. 81 each. al GA and y y. ave.
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Lumber qualities the best.
We are therefore after the best uade Libby
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No. Flooring, \. {. Pine. 500
per 100 50, It. Ciear-ons yidth-,.t 9th and y
\. ave.
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FIyiin's Business College. Sth and Is.
Business. shorthand T. pewriting-S25 vear.
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per 100 81 il Clear, T. * c., beaded si.le=.
=. Libbey & %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-22
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov 2l.-DuiIness prevailed in grains today and influenced lower prices. De- corn hQMc down and December oats hc higher. Provisions closed 7hglo to 27lsc lower. 1
 Pit conditions with nothing important in in divitual operations and scarcity of outside business ruled in wheat December opened h ture of the early cables. Receipts from the Northwest were reported as very libe al and some pulling on the % dry 'ns weather situation in the Winter wheat country and on reports of so0d Business in s Louis & for the ssntsxsst The flour situation at Minneapolis was good and the late cables showed an improvement reported arriving from Duluth and without leaders in either, direction. the pit turned dull the the close December g Was i showing n' an easy and almost weak tone, hc lower at 72G72h. Local receipts were 6l cars. 5 of contract ss5 cars. against so7 last we week sEs and only 47o bushels. compared with 673ooo bushels last year. Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour ported 36 loads taken for export.
 Corn vas almost featureless, ruling dull on a snaT local trade, The pit showed nervous Sales. such as they were, were small and had quick influence on quotations. The crowd was gain. though the news was largely builish. Kansas farmers still reported higher prices there than here and that grices advanced even regular. M@Nc lower to shade higher on unresponsive cables. and never got above shade over the higher opening price. Offerings were light, the sample market was fairly firm for small lots, yet the dull trade brought December to wesk close h@tsc down ct 6oc. Receipts were n cars.
 Oats. though dull at times, ruled strong. The cash situation was well maintained. There was fair commission house demand and shipping inquiries were ahead of the supply. Country holders also were not inclined to sell. however. and the result of the sag in wheat and corn this pit inclined to follow to- ward the close. December which opened un- changed, huetuated narrowly and closed firm at it's top price, hc higher at 4oM. Re- ceipts were I5l cars.
 Provisions were quiet and sagged in marked contrast with the demand of the past few days. There was only a small outside demand, the cash demand was slower. the hog market lower and packers good sellers. The opinion prevails that the advance in products cut off the demand for consumption. January pork opened 1oc lower and closed 27isc lower at Sl5.32h;-January lard closed 7IaUl oc down at sss2h. and January ribs 7M@loc lower
 The leading futures ranged au follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-22
NAV Work 1lture Futures.
R. IA. Scale 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 rr7y et,ActAl naaad. yVire

NEW ORLEANS, No. 2l.-The dissrmination of bull sh cables from Liverpool had better effect day. An improving demand from In dia a China for nianufac tured goods was repor.I l. while sp,nners were said to be bare of st.I KS. This information in addition to the favorable tenor of yesteEday's cables was trine more than shorts were. disposed to over look. very steady tone was Accordingly established in all the cotton markets and the feeling here was improved considerably on the development of a better inquiry for spots and nore coneervatism the part of com mission hous68 in selling. There was slight revivaI9 in speculative transactions, which with the demand from shorts to cover caused a steady advance in prices Closing quotations about IA points higher than yesterday.
 In the process of short covering today considerable premium was established on con tracts over spots and this fact of itself served to restrict freshl speculative purchases to some extent. as 1t is feared that after tho demand to unhedEe spots has been supplied. contracts will show less steadiness relatively. This item, however. does not interfere ma terially with the possible course of the mar ket either way. If the present .irA1rovqm mt in spots is followed by substantial demand from the regular tfade. there 's little doubt that prices will be duly enhanced. as receipts light and show tendency to continue so for while nt least.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-22
PEDIGREE HUNTING.
Strange Surprises Confront Thof
 Who Go Seeking Their Ancestors


 Who Go Seeking Their Ancestors.
 "I really do not think there can be ( more fascinating pursuit than pedigree furt'rg" said a well .kn- wn h raldit agent, flor 1t is full of such strange sur prizes. and illustrates as perhaps no othcl pursuit can the dramatic possibilities oi fife from the farcical to the tragical.
 "Ycu can take it for granted that many a poor man or woman who enviousl! watches the coroneted carriages dash pas them boasts lineage many centuries oder and immeasurably better than thu lords and ladies who st in them. In fact only a few weeks ago I made the discov' cry that the coachman of a certain no ble lord. whose great-granfather was z laborer. has a direct descent from King Etheired, through the Barons Lumly, anC is connected both by blood and allianc. with our royal family.
 This is nothing remarkable, either for. as\you may know. the last of tho Plantagenets died as a farm lahorer, ant the granddaughter of Margaret Planta genet. niece of Kings Edward " ant Richard III. married a village joiner, an had a son who lived ani died a cobble at Newport, in Shropshire. in the seven teenth century.
 Very many cf the ancient and power full family of Burgh. which traces its descent from Charles, fifth son of the Emperor Charlemagne. are today earning their livings in all kinds of menial ano humble capacities
 'Of course, to people in such positions their ancient lineage Is absolutely use- less and a Knowledge of it could only unfit them for the lowly roles they ar destined to play in life; but their mas tsrs would gladly pay many thousand of pounds to boast such a descent. .0
 Many of my clients are people of thi class-people who almost insist that shall provide them with family tree and are terribly indignant. and even abu slve when I fail, as in most cases Is al. most inevitable
 only last year man commissioned me to trace his descent which, after in finite labor ard g: :archi1g in two cont merits l carried hack to the middle Of the eighteenth century, when I found hi prosenitor was of a very humble rank in lie. who had narrowly escaped transpor- tation.
 When l told him the result of my re- searches he was furions and vowed that ne would not pay me a penny for my la DOT He has since revised his decision under pressure
 'ln another case found that my client was directly descended from a farm la borer in Yorkshire, who. as far as hay been able to discover, does not seem to have had father.
 Many people are quite content, on tn. strength of some similarity of name to annex the pedigree and armorial achieve t,ehts or some of our noblest families .1 GiIc man | know. whose name resembles onIr,,u. oi,Ie oi d certain we'll known Duke, has +4 approprlated the coat of arms crest, motto and even sunnor+er. an5 has had them painted or engraved m bi. croekery and silver-in fact, all over the house eh oNei
 And yet l have the best reasons +o, Knowing that this man is no more con. nected with the ducal family of which h. boasts than with the man in the moon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-22
New orleana. Spot Cotton:

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2i.-There was an 0ctive demand for spot cotton in the local market today. Evidences of further i'm provement in feeling at Liverpool where spots engendered a feeling of greater confidence on this side. The demand extends pretty well to all grades. and as offerings are or sat isfactory character the. only bar to "a liberal movement is the differences existing between the views of factors and s7bhyers. Sales, B. 400 bales, including q 100 to arrive. Quota tions l-l6 higher on all grades.
 Tn tho line of contracts tho market was fairly active for December, January, March and May positions while the other months were neglected At thu first call December was 5 points higher and the other positions | prices moved up briskiy and ct the close showed net gains, for the day of IS points each on November and December and i4 points on each of the other positions