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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
MRS. NATION AND HER HAToHET

10 the Editor Of the Press:
One of the sad spectacles in our, at
present, distracted country, is that OF
Mrs Nation and her hatchet. No doubt
she is indignant and her righteous indig-
nation is widely shared. But "the wrath
of man worketh not the righteousness OF
God'' and woman's wrath is no excep-
ton.
Perhaps the choicest gift that Chris
tianity has conferred on associated man
in organized natl onal life, Is civil govern
ment, OF the people, FOR the people and
by the people; realizsd and maintained
by universal suffrage. Let no one men
tion Grscian democracy, tor two-thirds OF
the people in those republics were slaves,
with no rights citizen was bound to
respect. Thank God, Christianity has
extinguished chartered slavery in these
United States, and is going forward to
more signal and widespread grants Of
freedom, regulated by law.
Better lay aside her hatohet, lest 1t not
only lily back in the melee and strike her
own temple, but the very temple OF free
government itself. The confident appeal
OF the earnest. enlightened, self-posssssed
soul In all these matters, under organized
government of the people is to the ballot
box-the sacred, free and final arbiter OF
controversy OF which John pierpont, the
champion anti-slavery, and temperance
rarorm in 1910, wrote these burning
words:
We have a weapon, hrmer set
And better than the bayoneti-
A weapon that comes down as still
As snowiiakes fall upon the sod;
Yet, executes freemRn's will
As lightning does the Will OF God.
Our remedy must be found in free. In
teliigent, equal suffrage, and In nothing
else, qualified, indeed, as all things are
in imperfect rela tions. The limit OF
twenUy-one years OF age opens the door to
any reasonable kind OF qualified suffrage.
Here lie scope for all the energies OF
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
REpAIRs Musr sIoP.

Belfast, February 1s.-By ordes of the
United States Marshal at Portland an
injunction today was filed here restrain
ing the managers OF the schooner Myra
b. SeAver from continuing the repairs
ON the schooner. The Seaver was wrecked
in Vineyard Sound during severe storm
several months ago and finally was TAX
en- to Boston. Later she was brought
here and plans made TO repair her at a
cost OF Abo ut $l0,O She Is now on the
marine railway and work was progressipg
rapi dly when the injunction was filed
The restraining order WAS issued at the
instance OF Il. s. Pendleton and others o.
IsIeboro, owners OF 21.64 OF the vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
NEWFIELD.

Newfeid. February 1S.-In the recent
death OF Hannibal Uurgtn. Nswfield has
lost one OF its oldest citizens lie WAS
born in the town and always lived there.
His age was bout "a years.
Linwood Durgin IL visiting his brother
in Kennebunk who has recently moved
there from ST. Albans, Vermont.
Everett Wiley has recently o)me home
from Manchester, N. ii where he mad
sen sick,
Miss Ellen Aver has returned from
two weeks trip among friends In Bos'
ton.
Rev. DIR. f. o. Thsver OF Portland,
Presiding Elder OF the Portland district,
is expected to held a quarterly conference
in con lectirn withathe Methodist society,
Tuesday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireess, little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion,
Constipation. Sick Head
ache and ali Stomach, Liver and Bowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only 25c at II. +. S. Goods, drug storo.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
MAINE TOWNS
items OF Interest Gathered BY Oar Local
Correspondents
PAKsONsFIELD.

East Parsonsasld, February is-Mr
Horacs Brown is very sick. DIR. John
Kennard is in attendance.
IL. Loren Merrill lost valuable horse
last Friday niGhs.
Mr.. Nathaniel Wseks is nesting with
very good success as canvasasr for the
book entitled "The Life aud Reign OF
Queen Victoria
Francis Milliken Is quite sick.
Mr.. John Chadbourns Is In very poor
health.
News OF the death Of Mrs Samuel Dear
born, which occurred at her home In
MapIewood, Parsonsteld, Feb 0. was a
great surprise and shock 10 her relatives
and friends in this vioinity.
The funeral of ths lats Martha Fender
son. wife OF Ivory Henderson, was held
at her late residence in Parsonsheld, Fob,
TO- Services were conducted by Elder
Mills OF Limerick, who preached very
able and interesting sermon from these
words: II snail hunger no more Mrs.
Henderson, was lady OF rare personal
ability, a true Christian, quiet and
retiring In manner hut with always
kindly greeting and Pleasant word Tor
all who cams In contact with her. she
Will be greatly missed by host oil
friends.
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hereditary disease. a child may inh .rit
q tendency toward lung trouble. wen say
III o"tSu by any means follow that be
cause there has been consumption In his
family q man viii have weak lungs, or.
II no docs have weak lungs. he isn't nee
re-aTily going 10 have consumption. We
take ihLo consideration an the CiTcum
stances. "h'ther one of the parents had
the disease. whether the child is Ike that
..,l'Hl or the other, the condition OF
lungs and general health al the time of
EXAMINATION. the environment ana
chances for hCa'Jhful living And unless
. l9gre u positive evidence that the APP
tlltinl already has the dcSyaSn We give
MN " SHh-Standard policy. We have even
-.lS.iI,n On q regular policy persons whose
.'il'-lS dl'd OF consumption. lu one cas-.
wv" SISTERS applied. Tho mother had been
S"HSNmpuEe. On" girl got a regular pol
20 Ile other one we couldn't insure AT
Almost everybody viii lie to an insur-
-il.' company. It's like lying To- GUS
TOMS INSPECTOR They think II doesn't
count The funny part OF it is. they
might ass well save their breath for IL
--i once IN thousand times hat the
lie succeeds The medical examination
itiS every thing. and we sift everything
els, L" 'h' bottom We don't merely rely
ON the applicants word Every time any
ono lS rejected he goes on the Insurance
n.icN list. which all the best companies
interchange and consult ] can tell By
consulting the list whether an applicant
and WHY
I'm the old DAYS mon went from com
N"hE 10 company trying desperately 20
get insurance. They make the rounds
now trying To get regular policies. Then
Ih'\ S"tJ" down and take out a sub
N,dIlafu policy wherever they can make
,N' nest terms No two COmpauic have
just The same ideas on risks We may
CONSIDER man fair proposition whom
another company thinks a bad risk and
We may give him better terms than they
would but 10 is perfectly useless for him
I" tell ms be- hash. I applied elsewhere We
know perfectly whether ne has. and, n ne
has. what the verdict was
ours examination brings out result
ihat xiv" the applicants unpleasant sur
prISCS sometimes In some cases we
merely refuse 10 write the policy and pre-
man insists. I've known an Insurance OK
animation to disclose serious things in re-
gard 10 mans health that he had never
suspected. Oftentimes that's a good thing.
II wakes man TO his danger and makes
him take care of himself i'm time Rut
sometimes It scares a fellow half To death
30 many men say Wei. 7 wouldn't for
anything ln the world have my wife know
JNiS- she wanted me TO insure but IN
never tell her l was r. jeCted. I'll pretend
] don believe in insurance Then there
are men VINO VIII not apply for insurance
2 because they are afraid Of being rejected
lnel nave an Idea that something is
wrong with them. and they haven't the
moral courage 10 find out the truth I've
run across any number Of men like that
moral c"w1rdiCe prevents their ever ap-
plying for insurance
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NINE INSPECTORS REPORT.
Operations in Indian Territory De-
scribcd by Luke W. BrNau.

A r.r-or+ 80 f,,,-..-....,,... "a = .t en-
't'i' WI IlI'ilautt ana 10 tu' I..-
''l'9t l' miners IN the West was made
public this morning at the Interior De
uartm.nt IL WIS the annual statement
.r r.r.. "A f, -. - 80
' .''' -'''-.' ''''7','''' -'
lHf iLl-an Territory. The report Is "a
ND..miuuuS one and deals especially with
conditions of IN. mines En- fb. Indian
--sr-if,.,.- ,.i,-f--,, . rf.-. 80 a., -, rJfrr4
-'i .'l,i-- giving "a list or me men hl'''"
IN the various mines during the past fiscal
year ending june a0. 1901. As regards the
output Of coal i'm fhs Indian Territory f.r
Gin. ....-.-...- 1900. A. r,... 1865.
.-., ''''
ritory for ths current year has again coa-
siieraLIv increased. in addition 20 which
r.,. 5,,r.,..,..,,,,,. ar. ,,.,,. lf,.r ,,,.,5.
7
Niit'A HT'IliN" % sun IuIlnrI increase I'D
production in the following year"
Tho frerIsrlr efaf.e fD4f fI.ra g.. %.
-
i''@--il 81 -i''' "'"' Oh interest ''l'i'.. Is
iH- mining corporations of the East IN
ia. mines of the indian Territory Com
r4---s--~ Inc gl,-s-
IN, extension Oh various uA,S or ran
I'aL is opening up new EeldS- IL rs quite
q Il,'. ,"",, TACT H""'E'i' ta't al, Jht
N,l-s lu.'I hatv recently h,rn opened ana
. L. pa J" I"i'-oA "i IhC VEINS previously
worked IN other parts Of tho Territory are
al OF Il much sleeper pitch than anything
many years IL was thought that these
sletI-pllchta veins could not be worked
H-.,'NSl lltI OUT VITA improved methods
many OK lhy VEINS lAdt heretofore were
t'-.Si'teI'd TOO steep To ne worked are
low 'lHE successfully operated IL IS
true that the advanced price of coal rs
FACTOR IN making the working OF these
Sl,tI-plJcheu veins success, but every
lhihE tends. however. IN the direction Of
more extended operations in these steep
veins
Another feature Of the new opera lions
is that deeper shafts are being sunk. and
there is no doubt that the coal mining
Of the future i'm the Indian Territory must
h' done through the use of much drtper
shafts"
Under the head Of production OF coke iu
IA. Indian Territory for the year 1871
Mr.. Bryan SAYS that at this time
there are operating i'm the Indian Terri
tory go coke ovens with 80 more not vet
quit" completed. making $50 coke ovens
in the Territory. Eighty Of the ovens. he
states, are operated by the OseSo Coal
and Mining Company, near krobs. while
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THE RAILWAYLIS4 STRONG
Advances the Characteristic Of tie
Early Stock Market

Chicago Great Western SeCu=itivs
Boom-St. Paul and New York Cen
trail Fcatures-No News Regarding
Matters Now Occupyin Attention
NEW YORK. oct -2-Thc stock Mar
k,t opening showed a. number OF IA, sam,
characteristics which marked the dealings
at the close of business yesterday. The
hiSher-pric,d railway shares were AN eN-
c'odiuEIy strong. particularly for Chicago
and Northwestern. common and preferred
IN watch further extensive advances were
noted. ST Paul and New York Central
also opened we'll above yesterdays final
figures, although I'm these cases heavy
proiit-takiDG appeared III the outset. uU-
der which reactions occurred. Other
strong features iu the railway list We're
Union Pacific southern Pacific. Delaware
and Hudson. and FIu=y lyauIa.
The feature of the market outside pf
the railway list. was Anna Eamat,d Cop
per. which was am exception 20 the gen
traI tendency. opening below last night
figures and subsequently, developing pro-
nouUccd weakness.
Ia the Industrial quarter the United
States steel issues We're dealt iu at "a
fractional advance. hut otherwise the
transactions I'm that direction wer, lin
tied. as they were also iu the local trar-
tiun stocks. Interest. i'm fact. was CEN
tired TO an unusual degree in the regular
railway Est
The London market had somewhat
uncertain tendency. and American stocks
were shown at irregular changes u COM
parisou with New NOrkS closing figures
Foreign houses had moderate buying or
dCTS i'm this market
Nothing that was novel and iutcTostinG
was presented for consideration i'm this
morning s. news. and Uo dCuuit" light was
thrown upon the various important sub
jectS now occupying financial attention.
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A WHOLESALE PRAYMAKER.
Able BuEuct Has Grown Rich by
Cutting Rates.


Cutting Rates.
A few years ago Montligeon. In the de-
partment Of the Sarthe. was a wretchedlv
poor village and its cure. a certain Able
Euguet, was as poor as his fi0ck But ne
was not content TO stay that way. and
being a man Of Imagination he looked
around for some means by which lac could
better tn condition Of his people and in
cidentaIly his own. He finally hit upon an
idea. lie learned TO set typr bought a
secondhand hand-prcs7 and set uD. print
"a and published a leaiiet in which he dis
cOurSsd upon the efficacy 81 PRAYER Then
ne made business proposition 10 his
flock He would pray for them. for their
children and for their dead for an an
nual subscription Of one sou In other
words he would take charge of all their
prayers FOR one sou n year The idea an
peaIed To- his Pensioners. and All OF them
subscribed With the little sums thus ac-
uuired he printed more leaflets and dis
tributcd them throughout tn uelEhboring
country. and every leatlet seemed 10 bring
in new subscriber
Today he has many thousands Of sub
sCribcrs who live in all parts OF the
world. and Montilgeon, which was once
little more than collection Of novels is
"a prospecting town. IL has - church that
is a cathedral IL has wide streets light
or by electric lights. a postOfficc water
works. and cab service. And in the centre
Of the town Is large white building
where the Able Buguet, with eight az
mUuCrs. fifteen Interpreters. twenty sec
rDtarics. and q crowd Of clerks. proceeds
with his work Of supplying prayers Nor.
than 500 letters come each day. each of
them containing at least the required
sou. and most Of them having a much
larger sum A paIt Of these letters aeL
for PRAYERS. and these are divided ampr,,
various needy priests in the HeiShbOrho0d
who thus are able to add considerable =.
their meagrc incomes All the voluntary
offerings go into the general treasury and
are used for the benefit Of the town and
the valley i'm which Il Is situated Tho
mayor Of the town II the cashier. and the
principal town councillors are the secre-
taries or chief accountants. and the Able
Euguet IS manager Of all II Is the most
profitable prayer factory IN the world
Paris Matin.
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BANKS AND TRUsT COMPANIES.
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auetioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINE
REnnERLA No % o. sLELEE y ~

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. 10. 905 STREET y W
By virtue Of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court of the District o. Columbia in a cause
therein pending known ReEuier et a. -
Fischer % al. No 2Z,62i in Equity Docket 81
the undersigned trustee VIII sell at public auc-
ton in front Of the premises on SATURDAY
THE 10Th DAY or OCTOBER. A. d. 1901. AT
3 O'CLOCK p ", all that parcel q land sit
URtc in the city Of Washington. in the Dis
trict % Columbia. known as lot lettered a %
in William Walkers subdivision Of lots in square
numbered thsee hundred and scycuty-six Cs7C)
said subdivision IS recorded iu Book b page
Ig7- in the office Of the surveyor Of said Dis
trict, together with the improvements, consist
OF a brick building numbered gJ5 C street
northwest.
Terms Of sale. Oue-thi-d Of the purchase money
90 BE- paid iu cash. and the balance IN mo
equal lu-tsllment- az one and two Yeas from
the day Of sale bearing legal interest and Sc
cured by the prOmIsS0rE notes Of the pufchas-
or and a deed of trust on the premises sold or
all cash. at the purchasers option Taxes paid
20 day 90 sale. Revenue stamps. c0nyeyauciue
and recording AZ cost Of purchaser A deposit
Of $50 90 be- made at the time % sale and
terms of sale to be complied with within ten
DAYS from day % sale or deposit may be for
ieited- HENRY r. BERGMAN. Trustee.
Once 81 seventh Street Northwest
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Government BondS-

There was NOR strength in the Stock
Market this morning than had been look
ed for, prices I'm the railway list ia gem
eral advancing wen Oh a somewhat larger
volume Of business. There was suBuUru
OF one or TWO securities notably St Paul.
Union PacIlic, New York Central. and
Chicago Great Western. which looked like
inside buying. and during the entire
morning these stocks ranged at a higher
level than that OF yesterday. Eotwith-
stnding these facts. however. there is lit
tie reason TO expect more than a tempo
rary rally of the market al this time
y hen the money market b,comts easy
again the insiders may, and probably will
attempt 10 cause a boom. bat until then
the outlook i for professional market
with small fluctuations up and down de-
void OF meaning
There was little in the news of The
morning 10 interest the Street The
Northern Pacific matter develops nothing
new. II is said that the Morgan and
Hartman people are having conferences.
bus if this is true the public does not
learn that anything comes OF them. NIr.
Morgan is stW j1 tho West Tn, COPPER
situation is unchanged, as far as the pub
lie is concerned. Tine outlook is Tor q
ialriy good bank statement. as IN, QUITO
or money 20 the West and South is small
ana the banks have mad. some gains
from the Sub-TreaSlry. one or two rail-
way earnings statements today were
good.
There IS again talk of Vanderbilt
deal" and there Is activity ga New YORK
Central and the Junior VanderbiIts Iu con-
sequence. II is said that merger OF The
junior Vanderbilt lines is IagI. 90 take
place at any time. An extra dividend ON
Lake Shore Is probable
The September statement Of the North
west makes a good showing The gross
earnings for the month increased Sg74g8l.
and since the beginning Of the fiscal year
increased $LlI2.oyH. Strength in this stock
and in Uaion Pacil. and ST. Paul is no.
uctdblc. though whether tho movements
~ the three securities have any cHaura-
ton is matter regarding which The
Street has no definite EuowItdge II was
said TINS morning that St Paul was likely
10 get TO l'o In The mandate future.
Chicago Great Western. common and
preferred, both advanced this morning
the common 10 above a. The talk OF the
purchase Of the stocks for some large
interest already important ia the North
western situation was heard again. one
Of the stories was that Marshal Field
and Norman y. Ream are buying the
stock.
lAHiu'iS lA EepIle Gas say that the
company is earning more than 10 per
cent on the stock. There was no advance
In Gas this morning.
Metropolitan Street Railway seems 70
be under constant pressure as II inside
Interests were selling il. whenever op-
portunity offered. The earnings Of the
company as shown by the recent report
are not up 20 expectation. Manhattan.
g. 80
the insiders are buying il they are tax
Ing any position lu the market. The sys-
tenn will begin 20 operate with cleo
tT1c motive power within a few weeks.
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washington stock Exchange.

Sales-United States Coupon 2-s. 10000
1ieit, T.. :. Electric Light Deb. Ts 5-yT
1oJaE. American Security and Trust Com
pauy. SAYS. Union Trust and Storag.
Company. ZHihiz. Capital Traction IJl
j q. lrWip =, MDrgeltHalCr Liultynr u
Nlf5, lHlIfes American GrauhoBhuup
Company. common 51au. \. g. NJ steam
boat Company, l0UI5G. After call
Capital Traction, 5dl0flz: Washington
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WALL PAPER.

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MIBCELLANEOUA

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Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA HOLDING SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS II RE
ESTATE OF CHARLES A. BECkERT De-
Crssed-No- lpf2s- Administrator Docket IS.
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia holding
special term for Orphans Court business. for
probate Of the last viii and testament 0f Charles
4. Beckett and for letters rp-tameHtarv on said
estate. by Ida N. BccECTU IL is ordered this 22d
day Of October, 1901, that notice Is hereby given
the three unknown children Of the said
Charles A. Beckett. and 10 an others concerned.
20 appear m said court on MONDAY THE 18Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A D. 1901. At 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. % show cause Why such application should
not be granted. This notice shall be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and Washing
Times In each OF three successive weeks
before the return day therein mentioned-the
first publication 10 be not less than thirty days
before said return day-
BY the Court
JOB BARNARD, Justice.
Attest:
LOUIS A DENT. Register OF Wills.
WILL ". DOUGLAS. Attorney for Applicant
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
LOANS OF $40
DID YOU EVER

stop 10 think that IL Is only a question OF tine
Until you viii lose your ulnd with the lot Of
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your Pay them II OF 1t time; We Wiu lean
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you
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MONEY To LOAN al 81 10 5 per cent IL suu-s
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new York sroc1s exchange.

Corrected daily by W. B. Fihhs & Co. mcn-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. II0
Street.
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DR.. LEATHERMAN.

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ChicaEo Grim ana I.rn,,.,nn ,r,r,..,

Corrected daily by v b. Hibbs r Co. -rer.
Gers OF the NeT York STOCK Exchange. I4Is 2