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WIRELESS TELEeRAPHY IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

Additional Experts Sent to This State to Make
Experiments.
Since the announcement that
Marooni had successfully signalled
across the ocean without wires, the
weather bureau has decided to push
it's wireless telegraph experiments
along the North Carolina coast.
Observer Pickells, of Norfolk, has
been ordered to Manteo, N. c., to
join the weather bureaus wireless
telegraphy experts, Profs. Fessenden,
Thlessen and Hesse. The system is
to be extended, and shortly, it is
stated, an attempt will be made to
disseminate weather reports to ships
at sea. The. system has already
been in successful operation between
Hatteras and Cape Henry, where
permanent stations have been estab
Iished. The system used is one in
vented by Prof Fessenden, who claims
it is superior 80 that of Marcont.
Exchange
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OUR wEALTHIEsr COUNTIES.

The increase in the valuation of
property for the resent year over that
for 1900 will be between twenty
and twenty-five millions.
Official figures from 80 of the 81
counties received by State officials
show an increase in property valua-
tions of $50, 131, O7S, This is the
largestinorease in the history of the
government for years.
The valuations for the present
year from counties heard from is
$3.50, 878, 8O5 as compared with $780,
TAI, 727 The counties that have not
yes reported are Catawba, Edge
combe, Harnett, Mitchell, Rocking
ham, Vance and Wilson.
Wake county is the wealthiest of
all the counties in the State accord
ing to the new assessments, which
places the valuation OF property in
the capital county at $11, 794, 8O6
Last year Meoklenburg led in wealth
WIFI d Va FOOJOOO LA 04SOSS
of shat of Wake.
Forsyth leads with increased
assessments tor the year, the amount
being 81 1853, 736 Wake is next with
an increase Of 81, O44, 744. Guilford
and New Hanover show nearly a
million increase. The increase in
M~eoklenburg is $897,767. Wayne
shows an increase OF SOU, 900.
Scotland sho VS. up for the first
time with an assessed valuation OF
81, 692, 998, which places it far in ad-
vance of many, counties.
Durham county shows a decrease
of nearly a quarter of a million.
Among the other counties that tell
behind last years assessment were
Cumberland, Jones, Swain, Tyrrell,
Watauga, Rockingham and Rich.
mond which Scotland to the State -
News and Observer, December 31st.
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clerk was very seriously wounded by
one of the men. The case was tried
at the June term of Buncombe ooun-
ty court and came to the Supreme
Court on appeal.
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THE CUBAN ELECTION

-
NEW YORK, Jan.-The Outlook of
TO day has the following regarding
the election in Cuba:
The election in Cuba on Tuesday
of last week was practically unoon-
tested. The supporters of Gen. Maso
abstained from voting except in the
two eastern provinces, Puerto Prin-
cipe and Santiago. The Nationalist
candidate for the Presidency, Tomas
Estrada Palma, will have hftv-fve
votes in the electoral college Gen.
Maso, the Democratic candidate,
eight. It may be said here that,
while il is unfortunate, as a matter
of political theory and education,
that the Board Of Scrutiny was com
posed entirely of men who approved
Senior Palma's candidacy, there 10
not the slightest ground for Gen.
Maso's protests on this point, for the
simple reason that this Board was
appointed before Gen. Maso and his
party were in the field: There has
been adduced no evidence whatever
of pressure or of interference ON the
part of the American officials in tenn
porary charge of Cuban affairs either
in influencing the selection of the
Bard of Scrutiny or in the election
itself. Senatorial as we'll as Presi-
Dental electors were chosen at the
polls last week, and on February 10
the former will choose four Senators
for each province the electoral vote
for President and Vice. President
Will be cast on February Gath. Presi-
dent Palma will take office on May1,
and soon after that date it is hoped
that the governmental machinery OF
the new Republic will be in running
order.
The statement given to. the press
by the President-elect last week was
moderate, sensible, and reasonable.
He began by denying that his can-
didacy had been under the patronage
of the United States, or that he
would be under the control of tho
United States Government. He
added:
OF course 1 can never forget the
debt we owe this country for helping
us gain our independence. Notwith-
standing, lam first of all a Cuban.
No n will control me. 1 am free
to act without fear or favor. Ihave
made no pledges for the purpose Of
gaining Office. The reconstruction
of Cuba will devolve on all of us.
must gather about us the best
element of the country, both Cubans
and the Spanish residents Cubans
must forget all political differences
and bear in mind that we are mem
bers of the same family, with the
same interests at stake. We will
and respect all foreign in
terests, and our motto should be,
Fairness to all A commercial
with the United States is an
urgent necessity. It should be effected
with ut loss of time. With a reduo-
ton of the tariff on tobacco and
we will be enabled to develop
our other industries"
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INTERESTS Ex-coNFEDERATEs.
Nay Receive Pay for Horses, etc Taken il
Violation Of Terms Of Surrender

Violation Of Terms Of Surrender
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA bill of
much interest to ex-Confederate SOL
diers to day was favorably acted
upon by the House Committee on
War Claims. 1t provides for pay
ing former Confederate soldiers.
for horses, brides, saddle and side.
arms taken from them in violation
of the terms of surrender made by
Generals Lee and johnson with
Generals Grant and Sherman. The
bill was introduced by Representa-
tive Padgett, of Tennessee.
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MoREARY SUCCEEDS DEBOE.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 1O.-stand-
ing in the rOstrum of the old hall OF
Representatives of the Kentucky
Capitol, whore nearly thirty years
ago he began his public career,
James B. MoCreary last night ao
cepted the nomination of theiDemo-
cratic party to succeed William j.
Oeboe in the Senste of the United
States. at,
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A special from Montgomery, Ala,
says Capt. Richmond P Hobson will
soon resign from the navy and enter
politics. It is said he will oppose
Hon John 81 Bankhead as Congress
man from the sixth district. =
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f Secretary Gage says: "There has
been a very material increase IN the
volume of money in circulation since
March 1, 1897, as we'll as in the
amount ner capita. The volume of
money on that date, outside the
treasury, was 81, 675, 694, 95S, and the
amount per capita was 1914. On
December 1 last the amount OF
money outside the Treasury was
50, $50, 256, $50, and the amount per
capita was $28. 70. The increase in
amount, therefore, was 1914, 561,277,
and the increase per capita was
IS So"
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$50, 900, 900 TO BUILD THE NICARAGUA
CANAL.

Hepburn Canal Bill Accepted With Re-
markabls Unanimity-It Now Goes to the
Senate
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-The Hep
burn NicaraguAn Canal Bill passed
the House late yesterday afternoon
by practically q unanimous vote.
Only two members out of 80 voted
against it. Messrs Fletcher (Rep },
Minnesota, and Lassiter (Dem },
Virginia, were the two voting in the
negative. The opposition to COM
hitting the Government to the Mica
raguan route attempted to secure
amendments to lodge with the Presi-
dent the discretionary power to
purchase and complete the Panama
Canal, if it could be purchased for
$40, 600, 600. The test came on the
first vote, when the advoostes of an
alternative route polled 102 against
40 votes. At each succeeding vote
their strength dwindled and the bill
passed exactly as it came from the
committee
PROVISIONS OF THE
The bill as passed now authorizes
the President to secure from the
States of Costa Rioa and Nicaragua,
in behalf of the United States, con
troll of such portion of the territory
belonging TO said States at may be
desirable and necessary on which to
excavate, construct and protect a
canal suitable to the wants of modern
navigation and commerce, and ap
propriates such q sum as may be
necessary to secure the control Of
said territory
Section Q authorizes the President,
after securing control of the needed
territory, to direct the Secretary of
War to construct such canal from
the Caribbean Sea, at a point near
G~reytown, in Nicaragua, by way of
Lake Nicaragua, TO a point on the
the Pacific Ocean nea Brito, and
also to construct proper harbors at
the termini of said canal, and to
make necessary provisions for the
defense of the canal and harbors.
Sections 3 and 4 authorizes the
President to make suoh surveys "a
may be necessary and to employ
such persons in constructing the
canal as may to him wise, and
directs that in the construction of
the canal the river San Juan and
Lake Nicaragua shall be used as far
as they are available.
Section 5 authorizes the President
to guarantee to the States Of Costa
Rica and Nicaragua the use Of the
canal and harbors, upon terms to be
agreed upon, for all vessels owned
by said States and by citizens thereof.
The last section makes a present
appropriation OF $40, OOO, 900 TO carry
this work and authorizes the Sec
of War to enter proper con-
tracts and material and work as may
be deemed necessary therefor, such
work and material TO be paid for as
appropriations may be made from
time to time. The section fixes the
cost at $3.50, OOO, 900 to be
from the Treasury on war
rants of the President.
|
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Col. Odds: Rev. A. d. Hunter be-
comes the virtual successor of Rev.
Mr.. Struggled IS the collector of the
North Carolina Baptist educational
fund, and also of the $40, 900 pledged
TO cancel the debt of the Baptist
Female University here.-The cot
ton growers are simply amazed at
she decline in prices in the face of
the government report and of. the
known short crop.
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Curse
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

San be given in glass Of Water. Tea. or Conse
Without Patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy viii cure OF destroy tho
diseased appetite for alcoholic stimulaatA
whether the patient is confirmed inebriate. "a
tippIer," social drinker. OF drunkard.
Impossible for anyone 20 have an appetite
for alcoholic liquors after using White Ribbon
Remedy.
Endorsed by Members of w. G. II. L.
Mrs. Moore, Superintendent o. the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, writes: 81 have
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drmkaTds. and tie cures have been many IN
many cases the Remedy was gwen secretly.
Cheerfuliy recommend and endorse White Rio
hon Remedy. Members OF our Union are de-
lighted 20 find practical and economical treat
mert 20 aid us IA our Temperance work"
Mrs West, President Of the Womaa's Chris
tian Temperance Union. states; Il know Of 50
many people redeemed from the curse OF drink
by the use Of White Ribbon Remedy that I
earnestly request you 20 give 10 a trial For
sale by druggists everywhere, or by mail, 81.
Trial package free by writing OF calling on
MRS. A. N. TOWNSEND GOT yCars Secretary
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Uuion).
2ls FREMONT ST, boston, MASS Sold in
Washington 10y Stevens Pharmacy 90l Penn
sylvania Avenue
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The Oldest and Best

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and when taken into the circulation
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On the contrary, the general health
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A record Of nearly fifty years Of
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Washington stock Exchange.

Ssles-U- s. Coupon 2's $lO0GiG9lk
Capital Traction As, l0.O00d1G7la. Union
Trust and Storage Co. 20GlO7, Colum-
hia National Bank l5TlS5. Capital Trac-
ton. 5Fl0Sl3. 6oTlgSH. Arlington Fire
Insurance Co. 1c6 1854: Washington Gas
= q l0lz. MeTgenthaler Linotype. 10I
ZOE, 2Q17C5s, PAIN, 5dI7O% Lanstou
Monotype. 1d10la. Greene Copper 25G
30. After Undergraduates Linotype
l0T170a4, Capital Traction, S5G10Sss, goa
1855. 15dlOSIb.
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Government Bondz
COMMENTARY ON THE
DAY In WALL STREET.

The reaction in prices in the Stock
Market, which began Immediately after
the bank statement last Saturday. con-
tinued this morning. and by o'clock sub
BtanIial rece5siOns had been attained in
nearly ali parts Of the list. The move
meut Was almost entirely a professional
one. The Street is inclined 10 take a
gloomy view Of the situation and sells
stocks on every advance; but there is lit
tie selling by the public or by the impor-
tant people which can be detected. Few
Developments OF Importance OF of a na-
ture TO influence the market occurred
over Sunday. and the decline may be SUD-
posed 10 indicate simply continuance OF
the realizing following the fne bank state
ment OF Saturday.
More Gold TO Go Out.
The Street heard this morning that an
engagement Of S55g.0oO gold had been
Vade for shipment by tomorrow's steam
er. Some surprise L. caused by the an
nouncement, as sterling exchange rates
pave not been ruling al level that would
AXE gold exports profitable. II is not
thought likely that the movement viii be
OF much significance. as the monetary SIT
Uation both In England and on The CONT
hent has improved and there is talk Of
probable reduction Of the Bank of Eng
land discount rate on Thursday
Metropolitan the Only strong stock.
Metropolitan Traction was the feature
o. the early market az far as activity
and strength were concerned. being in
fact almost the only stool that made any
advance The other fractions al first
sympathized with 1t bus Inter they we're
sold on 10 below their Lssning prices.
The reason given IN the Stree. for the
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He HAS ARRIVED.
PROF, LEON OeGATTSCOFFSKY,

IHC W0r-d's u|s- f1W0U1 0-IITV0T01T fI1r-e
medium and paIu-ist- some call him wizard.
others prophet. Cali him what you NAY. the
public is duuioundet AZ hls wonderful powers
Tel's past present and future rcuniteS the seuar-
ated and causes speedy marriages Consult him
on love sickness, speculatlouS, divorce, law SUITS
and evil influence. Have him 90 tell YOUR Iii0
from cradle 90 the grave. VIII hold receptions
Al his rarlorS. 80 18th NV. prices ia
reach az an Office hours. % = a. M 10
G. and. %. mi
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New York Cotton Market.
E.portins GoId to Enrnnc

NEW YORK. JAP. 2O.-Heidelbach, IckeI-
heimer d CO. viii ship $3.50. 90 gold on
the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse. sailing
f0r Europe tomorrow. This amount may
be Increased There are indications Of a
possible shipment by ano,her house
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE WASHINGTON
uoler q the Currency Tor the year ending
December 81, 1901, as required by the six
tcenth Section o. the act Of Congress ap-
proved October !. 1870.
Amount Of capital. full paid........sI. 10000 o.
Surplus and undivided prof.s.......- S12122 81
Deposits, December 81, 1901 ..-.... 45I2 on IS
Gross esrnlEss during the ycar.-.... I7Il5I -
Expenses during the ye2r--------..- $500 o.
Net earnings. ............-.-....-..- l5lss 60
We John A. svope, Vice President; John
hamilton, Secretary; l. D. Wine A. A. Wilson
and John B. Larner, Directors Of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, DO hereby swear
our kno7e.eCge and belief
no A. SWOPE.
Wise PRECEDENT
JOHN 4. HAMILTON.
LOUIS D. VIM.
A. A. WILSON
JOHN b. LARNER.
Directors.
subscriled and sworn 10 before me this Fol,r-
teenth day Of January. 1902
ALFRED b. DENT Notary Public
Theodore W Moves, Geo TrlesfeU
he1I! b. willard. Barnard p. Warner.
Augustus crane, IT., Jn0- r. Carmody.
watson j. Newton, Chas- B. Bailey
s. ". Woodward, Fllis spear.
J. J. Darlington. h L. shea
A. {. Worrhiugton Martin Fr--D
Louis P. Shoemaker. John A. HsriIt.r
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strength of Metropolitan was that there
IS reason 70 look for d favorable turn IN
The franchise tax matter in tho iUmediar,
future.
ship Trust Good for Steel Company
The steel securities were rather more
7teady than the general list, although
they went of fractionaIlv before Z O'Clock,
70 is said thar Mn KesUe rs supper ms
inc stocks
There was some disposition 20 look upon
the great steamship combination as bUt.
argument for the steel Trust a= &c seems
certain that Mr. Morgan VIII he iu % posi-
lon 10 give the company every advantage
IT. the way Of freight rates and accommc-
inns
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MORE TALK OF
GOLD EXPORTS
RumOr Of Special Shipment
Hurts the Market.
PROFESSIONALS SELL STOCKS OFF
AtchisOns Under Prrssure-St. Paul.
New York. and Missouri Pacific
10 Downward Observation-Disclosures
Jumps - Points.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2c-Today's early
Stock Market WAS moderately active with
the tendency OF prices as rule down
ward. The weak features included ST
Paul, Union Pacific New York Central
the Coal stocks and Atchison. The local
traction stocks were an exception. and
showed noteworthy strength On light
transactions American Tobacco was
marked up As points to 295.
After opening fracJionaIly lower the
market rallied after the first half hour
and then became weaker on a statement
that a large special engagement Of gold
for export was likely 10 be made The
local traction stocks continued strong,
Metropolitan Street Railway leading with
a maximum advance of ia per cent.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose a point
from the opening.
Changers and Pacihcs Weak.
There was considerable pressure on
Atchison common, which gradually de-
recorded by St Paul. New York Central
and Missouri Pacific On the other hand
Chicago and Northwestern after opening
of point rallied per cent
IN the lndUstrials Sugar was weak at
a decline Of nearly ? per cent Amalga-
mated Copper was heavy
Apathy Of the Public.
The speculation is somewhat feyerish
in tone. the continued apathy Of the out
side public being the principal depressing
influence. Except for the fact that Lon
don sent in a lower range Of prices for
American stocks and was a moderate sell
or in this maTl-et nothing new engaged
attention. The movement appeared 10 be
to some extent a continuation OF the reac-
ti0n which was in progress at the close Of
business On Saturday afternoon.
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Ladies. sc Gents, SOC.
PROF.. CLAY.

Clsirvoyant, -,ent6c palEist tells about love
OF business affairs, law suits, specul4ti1ns. di-
vOrces absent friends. LOSES, etc; settles Lovers
ouarrels unites separated husbands or wives
causes speedy marriages, removes family troubles
OF mysterious feelings 10 to 10 daily $50 st.
all-Q
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~oxEY WANTED AND 70 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAI-No delay. CHARLES A. PAkEB, Rooms
40 and a. Netzegott Building. no + 81.
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FINANCIAL.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PTAN0s
At lowest rates and On the day you apply Ne
are loanlng On ne Building and Lean Association
plan, which makes the cost Of carving 80.
much less than you pay elsewhere and s-io--,
you 70 pay It OK in any sized notes you 60
running fTon one 70 twelve months II vn1 bavs
Loan with some other company We Win Day I.
% and advance you more money II desi-ed
Rates cneeriuliy given. and nc lost 70 you UnIeZs
loan IS made CEH and EeL Tatea- Froat 49,,
6rst fOor-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
s2S a Sc. n. IS.
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Bull '.Tipsv on Tobacco Bonds.

President Duke. OF the American To
haceo Company. is understood to be max
Ing good progress with his concern in
Great Britain The tobacco securities
Continued active and strong this morning
There are tips that the per cent bonds
Will be pushed up 10 - or higher. though
what foundation for this belief there may
be no one seems able to tell
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. PJSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily as changes may occur
al any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule of Blessings is ar
ranged on The presumption of their mint r-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
January p. 1902. the last connecting closes VIII
be made from main Office AS follows
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Trans-AtInntic Mails.

NoNDAY-(O At 7-IJ p. M for EUROPE. per
S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, from New
York via Plymouth, CherboUTg and Bremen
Co At u-2j p. m for DENMARK per g. s..
Hekla. from New York. Mail must be directed
Per s. =. Hckla.'
TUESDAI-lb} At 7:I5 p. III. for EUROPE. per
s. s. Philadelphia, from New York, via South
aH.toE.
- At I--5 p. M for EUROPE per 8 8. Ger
manic, from New York via Queenstown.
tc) Al HIS p m for BELGIUM direct, per
s. S. Southwark, from New York. Mail must De
directed Per s. s. Southwark"
NEGNt>DAN-(el Al 2.l5 3. M. Tor FRANCE,
I SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PuRTJ GAL,
II RhEA- EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA.
and LORENZO NARQJ EZ, per s. 81. Ia Sagoie,
from Neu Aors- via Havre- Nail for other parts
Of JROPE must be directed Per g. 6. La
Sayoiei
FHDAY-lcl At 9:15 a. m. Tor ITALY direct
Per e. g. Lain, from New York. Mail must be
directed Per s. s. Ladn."
tc) At li-25 p ma for NETHERLANDS d.
rect. per g. Rotterdam, from New NorA-
-iau must be dire-ted per +. S. Rotterdam
cd Al II % b. N. for EUROPE, per s. s.
iyeruia, from New York. via Quceust0ru
PRINTED NATTER. Etc.-This steamer takes
.Tlnied Matter. Commercial Papers, and sam
pies for GERMANY only. The same class Of mail
matter for other parts of Ell ROPE viii not be
sent by this ship unless specially directed by
her
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MONEY TO LOAN ou approved city zeal estate
az a. az and De-. cent interest. special priv
il-gcs with respect 20 prior payments Large
amounts "a -uegsa rf-
TYLER RUTHERFORD INC.
l4l9-i 1895 e.. lw.