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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-19
LINOTYPE STOCK ACTIVE.
Very Heavy Business. Accompanied
by Il Recession in Price

There was again much wildDess in Mer-
geuthaler Linotype stock in the local Stock
Market today. The rurnor that the Mer-
genthaIer Company has purchased the
Mouoline Company was met by a counter
ruIaor that no sucA transaction has occur
red or is contemplated by the Mergen-
thaler people. This caused many people
10 desire TO sell the stock they bought
yesterday.
The stock opened at 1859. several points
OF and dropped quickly to 163 from which
it reeoyered almost as quickly to 167 The
closing price was 165 SIS bid.
No information Of any kind regarding
the alleged purchase Of the Monoline Com
pany could be had.
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a ERIGuTFtrL BLIyDER

VIII often cause Z horrible Burn. SeaId Cut
or Bruise Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the
pain and promptly heal IT. Cures Fever Sores
Ulcers BoiIs. Corns all Skin Eruptions Best
Pile cure on earth. Only % cents a box Cure
guaranteed Sold by Henry Evans druggist, 022
Street northwest.
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Traction:
ice:

81 ice: Capital Traction: "a
105 -: Washington Gas. 57I57 IS.
MergenthaIer Linotype: 1Od169. 10a168,
42TI6T. IGG166. sGnI65. 3O@l64. 20dI65,
10GIG6. ICD166 81, 170G166. 30dIG6 II,
/ G166 100 l65 7-Se Lanston MonotyDe: IS
GI3 "a. American Graphophone Com
pany. common: 25G9 So. 200G9 ID Amer
lean Graphophone Company. preferred: .
q 10 81 After call-Union Trust ard
Stora ge: Scales Ia L s. Registered 3 s:
2,0G0GIl1 ii. Capital Traction / LIS:
I O0OS;e5
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Again this morning there was strong
opening and decline afterward that con-
sumed all the opening gains. Before II
O'Clock second recovery began, but il
was not q very enthusiastic one and the
Street generally became respondent over
the prospect The bears advised selling
stocks short and good many people took
their advice. The situation however. is
not one to become frightened over. It
seems probable that there may be some
further recessions, but If these occur
many Of the most conservative people Will
buy stocks On the other hand there may
be recovery Immediately. The business
situation is excellent nearly everywhere
ami the various deals both in the railways
and in the Industrial world are progress
ing favCrably- The bank statement this
week VIII probably show improvement.
Il is said that The application for the
incorporation or The new Steel Trust viii
be made to-day A statement was made
in the Street this morning unoficially that
the following prices viii be paid for the
cid securities in the new company: Wire,
common. 30; Wire, preferred. q: Federal
Steel. preferred, s.. National Steel, pre-
ferred, 100: National SSeeI. common. 30;
Tube common. 81. Tube. preferred fG6.
The figures are about what MS De ex-
pectsd. though II seems probable that Fed
eral Steel preferred, may 90 in for high
CT price. The price Of the Federal Steel,
common was not given in this story
The outlook FOR the Steel securities seems
80 be good, though, Of course, the insiders
have the public almost al their mercy
while such negotiations are progressing. A
careful local market critic states his be
lief thar II these securities are held per-
slsLenIly Tor : month Two they will
make d fine showing This will give the
insiders time to perfect their plans and 10
squeeze ogt the people on small margins
If they wish TO DO SO. Tais morning there
Was q fairly strong opening in the group,
but iafer reaction &c near the low prices
OF yesterday Wire. common. held its own
well ADORE Federal SleeI common.
Sugar was rather weak this morning
on the story that the ArbuckIes are pre-
pairing to fight the trust in an agrees
sive fashion
There was a tip this morning from
what was considered a good source that
the Shelters Injunction is net likely 10
hold. and that Shelters stock viii ad-
vance several points ia the near future.
The stock has had a good break. and IN
doubtedly 1t has merit
The granger securities were ali fairly
strong again, though they did not reach
tie top level OF yesterday at any time
Burlington continued TO hold attention
Tho statement IS made that plans for
closer relations between the Burlington
and other Western lines are progressing
satisfactorily. There is much buIlish
gossip regarding AtchisOn common and
preferred. too. though they are behind
the other gTangers in the rallies.
The coal securities were among the
e. 70 ri 70 ma ~ as
ing, On inside support Reading soli.
e2-diyidend 2 per cent and reeained
more Than point Of this over the close
of last night
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An Explanation

Iron The Chicago News)
Editor-l wonder Why Rhymer hasn't sent Us
any verse lately
Assistant understand the gas company re-
moved his meter
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Always the best IS our motto Is II your
motto? If il is then drink Heuricf-s Maerzen.
senate. or Lager the best that be breWed
Of the best me- and hops. Phone GS4 Arlington
BoItiing Co, Tor case.
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Honor Secure.
&C. Dc Philsdelphta &C.,

t+S'a- '-4N . --A4~N'F't's'4S -sN'tSN+-J
The most hopeless British jingo must now he
anvincsd OF Boer proves and ieAoIrcefulnass. II
nst stil DC prepared for and watched. The
"ers vii be beaten. kat hay a:s bot = ie
.iesDisei
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales Metropolitan r. r. AS: 81 coca
10; Washington Gas As: 81 2eoG1I3 II:
Washington Gas BIS: $7O0N lI3 II; Amer
ican Security end Trust Co; 5H22S. I0G
22S--buyer 90; Union Trust ard Storage
Co: 1oTlGS IA; Capital National Bank:
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
Trading Generally Confused After
the Early Dealings.

S.,n,e Of the Hfgher-Prtced Issues Adj
vance in the Initial Operations.
Tm@ steet Shares Continue to Re
fleet Pressure Americans Show
Irregular Changes in London.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canAries. rnocking
birds dogs cats, rabbits. gold fish. etc; cata-
iogue free. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 10 eth st
nv. auI2
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ATTORNEYS.
FOR SALE-LOTS-

FOR SALE-We will sell choice lot IN cleo
trie railway during February only for $40; terms
SO cash. balance monthly r.ithout interest OF
taxes Call for booklet, CLARK BROS, sos
18th St m7-I4
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FOR RENT-SI .IBLES.

FOR RENr-New brick stable behind 454 Frank
lin St NV; accommodate one vehicle. Two horses.
81 go MIA
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Roons in building c32 ST NV I:
cheap rent Apply 10 " , DANTE Hutchins
Building 10Th and ID sts deIS
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Neu York stock market

Corrected daily by ". B Hibbs Co. mem
bers OF the New York STOCK Exchange, 1913
Street.
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The coal securities were among the
strong features OF the market this morn
ing, On inside support. Reading soli
ex-dividend. 2 per cent and reRa ed
more than a point Of this over the close
of last night
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WALL PAPEE,

ROOMS PAPERED. - up; only dealer who gives
a legal guarantee Hith all work: estimates illr-
niShed, samples brought: 4e.10O roll stock 10 Sc
iect from Send postal TO
WILLIAM '. MAH0NEY. 603 Pa. ave. Sc
Auacostis Branch, lG5 Pierce 81
felI-ln
WALL PAPER-YcrJ have time TO prepare your
house for inaugural visitors. have The rooms pa
Feredi make them lock bright and CHEEKY; our
assortment OF wall paPering Is the most varied
antSeNctu,ive Ia the city, rooms papered s. up
F. e. NOiTE. 81 Ninth -. NV. feI9-tf
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SORES. ULCERS -s... :,

depend upon poor and unhealthy blood S $. 5.
makes new, rieh blood and the sore - - -
heals quickly = -
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There was a tip this morning from
what was considered good source that
the Shelters Injunction is net likely 10
hold. and that Shelters stock viii ad-
vance several points ia the near future
The stock has had a good break, and IN
doubleday IL has merit
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'r , sss1'' S. $50 80 sss ssSs55'
Do You Heed Money? We Have II for Yog,

DON'T HESITATE. GEORGE D. HORNNG,
Room 10 Central Bldg. Cor. 9th and Penn. ave.
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Sugar was rather weak this morning
on the story that the ArbuckIes are pre-
pairing TO fight the trust in an agrees
siVe fashion
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

1t is in the matter of sugar imports.
says RraGstreets, that our takings APP
pear very small when compared with
the country's taxings from other ISL
ands. This is, of course, partly due
to the distance the islands are from
the United States as compared. for in
Stance, with the Hawaiian islands.
which lie much nearer our coast. OF
imports of nearly 1900. 0O0. COO pounds
of sugar in the ten months o. 1901. only
II, 42f. 900 pounds came from the Philip
pines. AS all but one-eighth of our
sugar imports come from tropical ISL
ands. the possibilities of growth in this
and in other imports, such as coffee,
raw silk, rubber, fibers. tobacco and
fruits, are considerable. 1t is in di-
rections like these, in fact, that future
development lies. and 1t is this possible
future, and not the present trade.
that accounts for a large part of the
interest taken in the commerce OF the
islands. Not far from one-half of our
total imports are of tropical or sub
tropical origin, and il is along these
lines that future development in our
new islands will be closely watched.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28
BOSTON AND THE NAVY.

Some of the good people of Boston
have met and resolved, in the name OF
the citizens of Boston and vicinity.
without reference to party" that the
projected naval programme is u need
less extravaganza. How short some
memories are, Not quite four years
ago Boston was having 4 regular con-
niption fit for fear that a Spanish
cruiser or fleet would suddenly appear
and drop shells in and about the Com
mon. To calm the fears of these same
people cruisers had to be assigned to
patrol the New England coast, though
ships of war We're at a premium. If
any one has right to object to meas
ure that is purely insurance against
war and the losses of war it is not Bos-
ton. or any coast city.-St. Paul Pho
neer Press.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

The Rev. DR.. Doremus Scudder. pas
tor OF the First church. OF Woburn.
Mass, has been appointed by the
Hawaiian mission board to work
among the japanese OF Hawaii. With
his wife he will sail from San Fran
cisco on, January .. for Japan. and.
after spending n year there in ac-
q1ainting himself with present conoI-
tons, will go to Hawaii. AS many of
the Japanese young men. after a few
years abroad, return to their native
country. Japanese leaders regard ia
orably Christian mission which will
help to send these young men back
with high standards of moral charac-
TOR
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28
PHOENIX, ARIZONA. DEC. 2s, 1870,

Washington advices state that the
chief obstacle to the rebuilding and
occupation of Whipple
GENERAL, Barracks at Prescott *
MILES AND the opposition of Cen
wHIPPIE. eral Miles. 1t is ex-
planned that the general
commanding the army is not friendly
to Arizona, and that he feels that he
has n grievance against the people IF
the northern part of the territory a.:l
of Prescott especially. His lack of
a kindly feeling for the territory is
said to date from the time of his differ
ences with the late General Crook, when
n number of the citizens of Arizona
were frank to express their admira-
ton and friendship for Crook. Cen
edal Miles may feel that some of our
people did him an injustice in not ac-
cording him mis- due amount of credit
for the suppression of the hostile
Araches and the capture of Geron-
imo, and that public sentiment in this
section was unduly partial to General
Crook, bat il is hard to believe that !-e
would permit n personal matter of this
insignificant character to control his
Judgment in such an important and
lneritorious question as the rehabili-
tatlon of Whipple. 1t is still more
difficult, however. provided the facts
have been laid before him, to surmisc
upon what other ground he can base
opposition to a project which in every
respect appeals TO the good judgment
of all other army officers. 1t may be
possible that he has not had time to
Ripc the question that careful exami-
ration which its Importance demands.
In none of the Pacific coast or noun
tain states is there a military post so
advuntageously situated as Whipple
Barracks. Prescott has the ideal loca-
ticn geographically. for a large post.
J'.lc railroad facilities permit of the
despatch of troops with celebrity to any
section Of the western country. Cen
ernl Miles il said to favor either Albu-
que. que CT Los Angeles, in preference
10 Prescott, but it certainly can not
be fer any sound military reason. To
assume tnat he believes that either AL
buquerque or Los Angeles is COM
standpoint would do an injustice to
the generals fine intelligence. And as
10 climatic and sanitary advantages,
Prescott is simply without rival
anywhere. The general of course has
Il coed knowledge of the climate. He
knows that there is not another post
in the country so we'll situated as
Whipple for superbly healthful eli
mate the year round. He is aware that
the jaded troops returning from the
Philippines and other tropical service
would recuperate more rapidly at
Whipple than anywhere else in the
United States.
1t is possible that his information is
lacking as to the improved conditions
of the water supply. When Whippie
was abandoned at the beginning of
the Spanish war. 1t was given out that
the abandonment was but temporary.
Later, when public spirited citizens OF
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

General Smith, of the Philippines.
has recommended Private Heintz. of
the medical department of the army,
Tor medal of honor as a reward for
heroism at the battle of Ganda river,
island Of Samar. HeintZ fought as long
as he was able. while shot through
both arms and with n bad bolo slash
ia the back. After recovering from
a fainting spell, with both arms IN
sings. he directed the work of carrying
the wounded till they arrived at CAL
baog.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

the territory went before the war de-
partment with request that the post
be reoccupied. they were met with
objections that the water supply was
insufficient. The fire which later laid
the city of Prescott in ashes demon
strared that the water service was de-
fcient III volume. The specific prom
is "as made by the war department,
however that if the people of the city
would provide adequate water OF the
best quality. the post would be rebuilt
greatest disasters in the history of
western cities had practically erased
their town from the map. the people Of
Prescott not only rebuilt their town On
the most modern and substantial lines
but at an expense which would have
dismayed an ordinary community they
put in a water system which is per-
feet. II provides inexhaustible water
of the rurest quality. This great ca
,pense WAS incurred as their part of an
under standing entered into in the ut
most good faith. Careful inspection
by the military authorities has shown
the new water system to be perfect
in every way, and adequate for every
possibl. need. 1t il TO be hoped that
General Miles will take the trouble to
ascertain the facts.
There can be no question that Sec
rotary Root on behalf of the war de-
partraent is DESTROYS of carrying out
in good faith the governments part
of the understanding. A knowledge 81
mis- nigh sense of honor precludes any
other superstition. For General Miles
to assume the responsibility of defeat
ing project to which the good faith of
the government is Pledged project
commended by every consideration OF
the welfare of the army and OF the
southwestern country-is for him to
take u position which can not be de-
fenced in any particular.
Ii can not be denied that the people
the re-establishment OF WhippIe Bar
racks. Prescott. the salt River valley
AMI the whole territory are inter-
ested. But enlightened sc!hshness ia
the handspring OF all pl ogIess. and in
this instance the people of the terri
tory are asking something which is
unducstionably to the interest of the
government and OF the army. General
Miles will live IN history as gallant
soldier Of the republic. The people OF
Arizona have more regard for him than
he probably is inclined to believe. and
they would be sorry on many accounts
to see him permit his prejudices to
cloud his judgment and lead him to do
an injustice to the territory and to
the army.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

The sea-going officers of the navy
are congratulating themselves upon
the recommendations of the naval
board of construction that torpedo
tubes be omitted from the new YES
sells recommended for early construc-
ton, and the further recommendation
that in the future torpedoes be omit
ted altogether from armored ships. 1t
has been held for several years by
those conversant with the subject that
the retention of these adjuncts to the
fighting snip is worse than useless. i'm
posing extra care and requiring val
liable space which can be used TO much
better advantage. - Army & Navy
Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

The Vocal Psychologist says that
more money is thrown away on the
education of the human voice than
on the support of government. OF
every 10000 voices one may be listened
to without pain; of every 100000 voices
one may be listened to with patience:
OF every 100000 voices ore may be
listened to with satisfaction: of every
100000 voices one may be listened to
with sensations of joy"
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

Another grist of regrets from Cen
eral Kitchener was overdue, but the
English people would have preferred
to wait longer for such news as he
sent of the disaster of Christmas eve
The loss of three guns and General
Dewet's demonstration that the much
heralded block-house trocha is fail
ure, make up new chapter of sorrow
for England.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

ing themselves that the end of the
Boer war was in sight. that wonderful
leader. Dewet. proves that nobody can
tell when or how the war will end.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

The 'soulless corporations having
headqua rters in Wall street distributed
more than million dollars in gifts to
TIER employees. Mr.. Jones OF Arkan-
sas Will doubtless discover that this
apparent generosity is part of deep
Echeme against the republic.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

Henri Dunant, to whom has just been
awarded one of the Nobel prizes, is the
founder of the Red Cross society of
Geneva. After the battle of Solferino
he created an ambulance corps and a
hospital staff in the midst of all the
horrors of the field of battle. His i'm
pressions have been given to the world
was facilitated by the accounts that
came to Europe of the civil war in the
United States. He met with encourage
ment rather from the regal caste than
from the ministerial and diplomatic
classes. who thought him a bore. But
the world valued his work His bust
at the Paris Universal exhibition was
crowned with laurels, owing to n gen.
eral and generous public impulse. Dun
ant spent his fortune on Red Cross
organizations. 1t is strange that Nobel
should enable Dunant to spend his old
age in comfort. They both hated war,
but Nobel exercised his inventive gem
ius in trying to prevent 1t by multiply
field of battle, while Dunant only
thought of softening them. Five years
ago NJ. Henri Dunant fell ill, and, as
he had spent all his fortune, had to go,
like any poor man, to a hospital. A
subscription was set on foot for his
relief. The name of the empress of
Russia figured at the head of the list.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

Curse cards are in vogue in Switz-
erland and Germany to prevent pro-
family People go about with cards in
their pockets and whenever they
hear bad language present one to the
swearer to sign. The card has printed
on IL pledge to abstain from swear
ing for a specified time, or to pay Il
small fine for each oath to some char
ity. Nearly 10000 CT these cards have
been distributed in Switzerland alone.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

Eastern capitalists 40 not seem TO
consider that national irrigation is
likely to amount to much in the near
future. Baltimore capitalists have just
completed arrangements for the in
vestment of five millions of dollars in
an irrigated system for San Bernardino
county, California.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

All druggists guarantee every bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who
is not satisfied after using two-thirds
of the contents. This is the best rem
edy in the world for Ia grippe, coughs.
colds, Group and whooping cough and
Is pleasant and safe to take. 1t pre-
vents any tendency of q cold to result
in pneumonia. Sold by Elvey & HUI
lett
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

Mr.. Bryan has no reason to regret
forsalxing the rocky presidential road
for the newspaper calling 1t is stated
that the Commoner so far has yielded
a profit of $40, 900.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

If you would nave an appetite like n
bear and a relish for your meals take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They correct disorders of the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. Price 25 cents. Samples free
at Elvey & Hulett's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.

From the Gazette. Toowoomba, Aus
tralia.)
I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is an excellent medicine. 1 have been
suffering from a severe cough for the
last two months, and it has effected a
cure. l have great pleasure in recon-
mending it.-W. c. Wockner. This is
the opinion of one of our Oldest and
most respected residents, and has been
voluntarily given in good faith that
others may try the remedy and be ben
Gifted, as was Mr.. Wockner. This rem
edy is sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

The fellow who doesn't hit the mark
every time isn't u failure by long
shot.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay.
Price % cents
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

you can always get here. It's just
what you need to satisfy your appe-
lite and build up your strength in this
cool weather. We take special care
in the selection of all our meats. and
you'll find our steak the best you ever
ate.