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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01
NEGRO LYNcHED.

Mob Deals Out Summary Justice 20
Arkansas Criminal.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 1.-Walter Sul-
Ivan, a young negro, was lynched this
morning in Portland. Sullivan tj
charged with shooting d. j. Poder,
white man. in the back
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AMEs CASE GOES 10 jury.
Defense Confines Itself TO the Evidence
Of Defendant Alone.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE evil
dence in the trial of former Superin-
tendent Of Police Fred F. Ames for ex-
tortion was all in yesterday afte rnoon,
and the attorneys began their argu-
ments at once. The defense confined
Its evidence ifor1jJA iFTjrm h IN mhh
itself to the evidence Of the defendant
himself, denying fatty the incrilninat-
ing testimony of the states witnesses.
The case. went to the jury last night.
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Special to Times-Republican.

This peculiar state Of affairs mas an
important bearing on the campaign
in at least two of the districts of the
state that are regarded as close. In
district Judge Birdsall has
been nominated for congress and he is
one OF the closest personal friends of
Gov. Cummins in the state He an
nounced before the convention that he
would make the race squarely on the
Iowa platform. Before preparing his
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kills HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.
Prominent omaha Broker Dies While
at Gun Club.

Omaha. Oct. 1.-George r. voss. a
prominent bond and security broker.
and son-in-law OF Henry w. Yates.
president of the Nebraska National
bank, accidentally shot and killed
himself near the Omaha Gun club
grounds late this afternoon. No one
was with him at the time, he having
preceded the party short distance
but 1t was evident that he had stopped
to rest, and in rising the gun had dis
charged. the contents entering his head
beneath the jaw. He was dead when
his companions reached the spot.
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Election. in eeoraia.

Atlanta, Oct. Elections for gov-s
ernor. state and county officials arefi
being held tl1ruout the state today.
The democratic state ticket with joss
eph NJ. Terrell, for governor, Is the one
ly organized ticket In the field.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01
STUDENT oUsTED FOR SMOKING.
Carroll College Pupil Caught Offending
on Street hx Professor q

Waukesha. Wis. Oct. 1.-Charles
Wright, a third-year student in Carroll
College, was expelled yesterday by
President Rankin for smoking. Wright
was smoking on the street when appre-
hended by the professor. who in viola
ton of the city ordinance, was riding a
bicycle on the sidewalk. Wright says
he will have the professor arrested in
retaliation. Other expulsions are likely
to follow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01
NANCY HANKS LINCOLN

a Monument to the Mother Of Abra-
ham Lincoln Dedicated at Lincoln
City, Ind, Today in Presence Of Vast
Assemblage.
Lincoln City, Ind. Oct. Ia monu-
ment to Nancy Hanks Lincoln was ded-
icated here today in the presence of the
largest crowd ever gathered in the
country. One of the disappointing fea-
lures OF the exercises was the inability
of ]. s. Culver to be present. He is the
contractor who furnished the stone for
the Nancy Hanks monument from the
old base of the Abraham Lincoln monu-
ment at Springfield. His liberality made
the Nancy Hanks monument q possi-
bility.
Gen. John C. Black, of Chicago. de-
livered the Grafton and Governor DUR
bin accepted the monument.
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Rear Admiral Jouett Dead

Washington, Oct. 1.-Rear Admiral
James E. Jouett, U. s. N, retired died
at his home at Silver Spring. Marylandss
this morning, aged -. He was
tired In 1890. sssssi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01
EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE.

6otIer III S1W witt ExpIoueS WITH
Fatal Re,,ults.
Glasgow, Oct. 1.--Flve persons were
killed by the explosion Of a boiler in
Jesse Hinslow's mill at Rocky Hill to-
day.
The dead are:
Jesse Hinslow
William Hinslow. his son. Allen
Shackelford, John v. Cump.
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Hope Gets His Divorce.

London. Oct.1.-The divorce decree
obtained March last by Lord Francis
Hope agains. May Yohe was made alb
solute today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01

Pekin-The restoration to the Chi
nese of the Pekin, San & Kai Kdan
railroad, with the consent of the allies,
fulfills the terms OF the protocol.
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+ Miles Sails for Philipipnes
San Francisco, Oct. Lieut.. GeA
Nelson A. Miles sailed for the Philti
pines on the transport Thomas today d
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PUT IN GRAVE WHILE ALIVE.
Man Buried in a Hypnotic State as a
81 Carnival Feature.

Kenosha, Wis.,, Oct III. A. Drew, a
former pitcher for the Milwaukee West
ern League team, was buried alive un-
der hypnotic spell yesterday as fea-
ture Of the carnival. Drew claims that
he will remain in the grave until next
Saturday night. Three thousand peo-
pie stood about the grave as the coffin
was lowered.
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Eu.;on Aoainst Senator Clark.

Butte. Mont Oct 1.-Heinze's
fusion committee. consisting of
representatives Of the liberal
and populist parties has Joined
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Rhode island Democratic.

Providence, r. l., Oct 1.-The demo-
cratic state convention today nominat-
ed DIR. L. +. Carvin of Chamberlain for
governor.
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Salisbury Goes to Nice.
Luzern, Switzerland, Oct. Lord
Salisbury has started for; his villa near
Nica
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COLLECTOR AT GEORGETOWN.
Nomination Of Howard S. Nyman Sent
to the Senate.

Mr.. Howard S. Nyman Of the District Of
Columbia was nominated today to be col
lector Of customs for the district of George
town. District Of Columbia. Mr.. Nyman
has been for many years a clerk in the
Office of the deputy auditor for the Navy
Department. He was a close friend Of Sec
retary Gage. who recommended him for
the position to which he was nominated
today. He is about fifty years Of age, and
Is well known and popular in the District
where he has lived all his life.
He was at one time connected in an Of
ficial capacity with the Chevy Chase Land
Company and has been In other local busi-
ness enterprises.
1t was stated at the Treasury Depart
ment this afternoon that the nomination
was due largely to influential local back
ing.
His application for the collectorship was
largely signed by people Of the District.
among the most prominent hackers being
F. J. Stellwagen and Charles c. Glover.
Mr. Nyman's political support included Sem
ator McComas Of Maryland.
There was nothing against the record of
William B. Todd, the present collector 1t
was simply a case Of nominating him or
some other man. and Mr.. Nyman was
powerfully supported by local people the
nomination went to him.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
NORFOLK STRIKE SITUATION.
Backbone Of the Trouble Seems to Be
Broken.


PORTSMOUTH, Va. March 1.-THE
strike situation In Norfolk Is today I'M
changed. The cars are running unmolested,
and TO all appearances the backbone of the
strike has been effectually broken. The
old meh are not returning. although 1t is
stated that many of them would be re-em-
poyed If they should do SO.
The boycott placed upon the cars Of the
Williams syndicate appears to be exceed
ingiy effective, as the members of the labor
unions, their families and friends are not
riding on the cars, and the general public
will not patronize them after nightfan for
fear Of being shot or cut by flying glass.
The troops are still on duty, but except
ing the suburban lines. they are not doing
guard duty aboard the cars save at night,
when Il is deemed unsafe to operate the
lines of the company without them.
The officials of the Norfolk Railway and
Light Company, 1t is stated, will not again
treat with the union as a body. General
Manager Johnston is firm in his position
that their rejection Of the terms Of the ar
bitration committee placed the men outside
the pale Of further consideration by the
company. The representative of the
strikers aver that their position is honor
able, and charge the arbitrators still with
not keeping faith with them in the matter
CT the retention OF non-union men in the
companies employ.
Negro strike breakers continue leaving
here for Boston to relieve the pressure OF
freight on the wharves of the Boston,
Baltimore, Norfolk line. 1t is stated that
several hundred Of them have been sent
hence. Their relatives are apprehensive
for their safety.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
LOCAL BILLS CONSIDERED.
Action Taken by the Senate District
Committee.

The Senate committee on the District
met this morning and took action on sew
eral bills of local interest. The committee
discussed the steam railroad bill. but de-
ferred action on 1t, as they have not yet
received the report of the District Commits
sioners on the measure.
Favorable reports were made on Senate
bills iipS and 4409. which were introduced
by request Of the Commissioners a few days
ago The latter of these bills amends the
law for the removal of weeds from vacant
lots SO that eighteen instead of four inches
is TO be the limit Of the height of weeds be-
fore the requirement for their removal goes
into effect The other bill is to amend the
District code fixing the place of imprison-
ment for persons convicted in the courts or
the District Of Columbia. When person
Is sentenced for term not exceeding six
months he is to be imprisoned in the work
house Jail, for longer terms than SIX
months and not more than one year he Is
to go to the Jail and for more than year
to the penitentiary. Cumulative sentences,
except those that may be imposed by the
Police Court. aggregating more than one
year shall be deemed one sentence for the
purpose of this provision. When the pun
iShment of an offenSe may be lmpriSOn-
ment for more than one year the prosecu-
tion shall be In the Supreme Court OF the
District. When the maximum punishment
Is Imprisonment for a year or less the pros
ecution may be in the Police Court.
The committee ordered adverse reports on
Senate bill 3241 to require proprietors, ETC..
of vehicles for the conveyance Of paSsen-
gers for hire to pay a license tax. Senate
bill .iyI1 to prevent the filling of street cars
beyond their capacity and Senate bill 1916
to provide for the construction of sea
wall and grand boulevard from the old Ma
val Observatory site around the Potomac
flats and across the Anacostia river with
out issuing interest-bearing bonds; also an
adverse report on Mr. Culloms proposed
amendment to the District appropriation
bill providing for the paving Of Holmead
avenue. The Commissioners made an ad-
verse report on this proposition.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Washington Stock Exchange.

.as Tlss $ lS s So iSs:sss ssea4
,wliis. " n chssaPsake Potomac Tssphene s At g.
. at 1s 20 at 7s zs at 7s S5 at a. Msr
at :is2ts. 10 at :Ise ianston Monotype. % ioo at at
1s M 100 ,er at ls Lao at 1' ss at ~ 100
1899 lSS at 49, 1SS 1899 at a, 1ss 1899 1899 at 1899
Loan aud Trust 10 at 200. 10 at 200. 10 at 800
Railroad Bonds.Capital Traction 4s, los bid,
ceip;s. IS asked Mstropoiiian 5, ils1s bid, iso
asked. Metropolitan Cert. Indebt.. A. 1O6 bid
bid 1o7la asked. Columbia Is, 121 bid. l24 asked
Se%na "a s Ss h o asked
Miscellaneous Bonds Washington Gas Co. 6s. Sc
ries A. liz bid. Washington Gas Co. Gs. series b.
bid 107 asked. L. s. Electric Light Cert. Indebt
Gs. 1o7 bid. los asked. Chesapeake and Potomac
Go: ist Is; losH bid; Washington Market Go.
6s. lOSia bid Masonic Hall Association 5s IO4
bid, lo7 asked. American Graphophone Deb. 5s
Safe Deposit and Trust stocks-National Safe De-
posit. 100 bid. i10 asked. Washington Loan and
Trust. zlsts bid. 225 asked. Washington Safe De-
posit. CD bid: Union Trust and Storage. 1O6ts bid
iGs asked Washington Savings Bank. 100 bid. lO5
Eailroai stosks.Capital Traction Co.. .i1lN bid.
III y askeu- Washington halfway ana Electric Co
Pref. 32 bid. Washington Hallway and Electric
Co. Com. II bid.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington, 375
bid. 4aD asked Metropolitan. 7a5 bid 500 asked
Central. 27O bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 900
bid. Second. 16S bid. 300 asked. Citixens' l75
bid. Columbia, lS5 bid. Capital. $50 bid 10
asked. West End. 124 bid. Traders. 40 bid.
160 asked Lincoln. 123 bid, 135 asked. Riggs
100 bid $50 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's IS bid, 30 asked
franklin 49la bid. Metropolitan. 70 bid IS ask
Arlington, 26h bid. 2s1s asked. German AmerI-
can. 26O bid: National Union. q. bid, sH asked
asked Peoples, ba bid. 81 asked. Commercial
AZ, bid Colonial. 100 bid. ia asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 92 bid.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-Flour firm, prices IN
changed; receipts, 13 4O2 barrels; exports. 1.7s7
barrels. Wheat dull and easy; contract, spot and
the month. s1haS14 No. red. s3%; May, 81 ha
S1a4; July 81 asked; steamer No. red, 79asa79la
receipts 34.1s5 bushels; exports, none: southern
by sample. 76as6: southern on grade. slaS4 Corn
65a; May. G5Aa657s; steamer mixed, 63laa
635s; receipts, 1908 bushels, exports. none;
southern white corn, 81 asked; southern yell
low corn. 65h asked. Oats firm No. 2 white.
80; No. mixed 4sl2ai9; receipts. 1880 bushels;
exports none. Rye dull and easier; No. nearby.
65; No. western SO; receipts 5,s29 bushels; ex-
ports, none Hay steady; No ! timothy SiSio 100, iooa
Ter firm unchanged: fancy imitation, 20a22; fancy
creamery. %: fancy ladle, 17al9; fancy roll, 1oa
90 good roll, 16a1s; store packed 14a1s. Eggs
changed; large l1aal2; medium. 123sa12Hs, small.
12Aa13. Sugar firm, Unchanged fine and coarse
granuateI, 4.S1h.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
FINANCE AND TRADE
Good Buying Of New York
Traction Shares.
AN IRREGULAR MARKET
SOUTHERN'S INCREASED DIVI-
DEND HOLDS ITS STOCK FIRM.
Banks Lose Money to subtreasury, but
Financiers Say Money Situa-
ton is All Right.
AN IRREGULAR MARKET
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, March 14.-The course Of
prices In today's market was Influenced
largely by the whims of the professional
room trader. The undertone was Arm, but
the volume of real business was small. A
good demand was encountered in the trac-
tion shares and some significant develop
ments are expected in that group.
Recent buying Of Manhattan and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit has had all the earmarks
of accumulation, and the next meeting Of
the directors of the latter company is ex-
pected to clear away some of the mystery
surrounding the proposed bond issue.
Considerable interest centered in South
ern preferred, because of the meeting called
ID consider the dividend declaration on that
stock. The price sold down somewhat dur
ing the forenoon because of the doubt on
this point. but some good buying went into
both the common and preferred when the
announcement of the latterS elevation to 4
) per cent basis was made.
BY this action the preferred stock re-
cefves it's full rate and any surplus earn
ings go to the credit of the common stock.
The action is said to have been sanctioned
by Mr.. Morgan prior to his leaving the city.
and is fully justified by the splendid earn
lngs of the company. The general market
rallied toward the end of the day in sym
pathy with the new demand for Southern
issues.
The Steel stocks were stronger than yes
terday under mixed buying in which in
side support figured prominently. The new
bond issue meets with varying favor but
In the main the policy of the management
is approved The desire to get $50, 600 900
in new money is not clearly understood and
upon this point much of the doubt is based
The Industrial list holds well. but there
Is no significance in much of the business
in that department.
The known movements of money indicate
that the banks have lost to the subtreas-
ury during the week about $6 $50. go.
which amount is reduced by $500, 900 credited
to receipts from interior points. The trust
companies have been large lenders during
the week and have drawn freely against
their bank deposits in consequence.
Money was offered freely at per cent
during the morning, and later in the day
the rate dropped back to 31-2 per cent
Something more than $21 900, 900 will be re-
leased by a single institution tomorrow in
payment of dividends on Standard Oil and
Consolidated Gas stocks.
Bankers say the money situation is en-
tirely sound and that an abundance Of
funds for all purposes is assured. Should
the crop outlook be at all satisfactory
around the 1st of April there should be no
reason for delaying an advance in prices
since money should be entirely normal by
that date.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
OF LARGE PROPORTIONS.
Projected Hotel to Occupy a Whole
Square,

project OF some interest has been pro-
posed which would involve the purchase of
the entire square where the Shoreham Ho-
tel is located. The purpose in acquiring
this property is understood to be the erec-
ton of a large hotel building which will
occupy the entire square. 1t is said a part
of the scheme Is to place a loan OF about
q million dollars and use this money in de-
veloping the enterprise.
All this realty is now owned by two
persons. Mr.. John r. Mcean has the title
the Shoreham site. and the latter is owned
byMr. Levi p. Morton of New York. for
merly Vice President of the United States
1t Is not known whether or not the pro-
posed scheme Is to be carried out as, &C.
cording to the Information obtainable, the
negotiations have not passed beyond the in.-
tial stage.
Evening star., 1902-03-14

said. constituted virtual monopoly for the
manufacture of the fourteen boxes.
Mr.. Gaines CTenn.) supported the amend
ment He saw no reason why the farmers
OF the country, who could have boxes made
at the tin shops in the towns, should be
forced to pay $3.50 to the favored manu-
facturers.
Mr. Jett Qll) also favored the Davidson
amendment.
Mr.. Loud said his committee had con-
s,dered the question of boxes and had come
to the conclusion that the department
should have control of the matter. he
raised a point of order against the amend
mont which was sustained by the chair.
Mr.. Loud's amendment then was adopted
The Bill Passed.
The House later passed the post office
appropriation bill.
False Branding Of Food Products.
Mr. Sherman On. ". from the committee
on commerce. called up a bill to prevent
the false branding and marking of food
products entering into interstate commerce
The bill was passed.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Minister Storer's Return.

United States Minister Storer to Spain is
expected to arrive in New York tomorrow
on the steamship st. Louis. having been
granted leave OF absence to return to the
United States after a long service in the
Spa capital Minister Storer's treaty
work has been practically completed and
the finishing touches on the Instruments
will be made when the young king ascends
the throne in May.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
william .Cissel, to build a two-story and
cellar and attic frame dwelling at the cor
ner of o and 45th place. addition to Kenil-
worth. D. c.: ,cest. 81 400.
Middaugfi 4 Shannon. to build seventeen
three-story and cellar brick dwellings at
23Oo to $50 1st street and 100 Baltimore
and 1O1 Albany street northwest, Dobbins'
addition to lie Droit Park: cost, 500, ,OOO
Mrs. NJ. Heine. to build two-story brick
stable and frame wagon shed on Bright
wood avenue northwest: cost $780,
United States eovernme mt. to build area
to Department OF Justice, at 17th and
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. March 14-ClOse:
wheat-March 1895; May, 747s; July, 75laa759s;
September. 75h
6l1; September, 90; December. 497s.
Oats-March 44ss; May, 45ss: July, 35a; seps
Pork Marrh. 1880: May. 1916; July. 15.55a
Iard-March. 9.321a; May, 9.4Oa9. 42la: July.
Rbs-March. s.35; May, s. 4Oas. .4c1a; July. s.52ls;
SeDtpmber
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Government Bonds.
PURCHASED BY CHINA.
Imperial Government Provides Home
for It's Washington Representative.

WI Ting Fang. acting for the Chinese
imperial government. has purchased lot IL
and part of lot 10, block 3, Washington
Heights. The property Is situated at the
northeast corner Of 10Th street extended
and Vernon avenue. Buildings are to be
erected on the lot for residence for the
Chinese minister and the officers and men,
bers Of the legation. The price paid for
the property is stated to have been $15,S7O
The deeds convey the property from Julia
r. Peck and Achsah NJ Ely to the Chinese
imperial government. They were placed on
record late this afternoon
Evening star., 1902-03-14

Columbia Title. ~ bid. Washington Title, ~
bid. 2La asked.
bid. IS asked.
Gas Stocks Washington Gas, 70 bid. 1915 asked.
Georgetown Gas. 70 bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks Mergenthaler Linotype.
'1S2La bid. 1872 asked. Lanston Monotype. 15n bid.
15A asked. American Graphophone Com, 3A bid,
37s asked. American Graphophone Pref, SR bid.
Sh asked. Washington Market. Is bid. Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat, 1914 bid. 2O5 asked.
Greene Copper. 2OA bid, 22h asked. Columbia
Sand Dredging. 81 asked.
dividend
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Insurance Company Officers.

A meeting for the election Of officers OF
the Arlington Fire Insurance Company was
held at the company's Office. No. ;505 Penn
syivania avenue northwest yesterday. when
the following officers were elected TO serve
for the ensuing year: Walter q. Cox. pres
ident: Herbert A. Gill, vice president: E.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Msury. assistant secretary.
Democrats Want a Caucus.

Democratic members OF Congress have
numerously signed n petition being circH-
ieted TO-DAY, asking Representative Hay.
the caucus chairman. to cali caucus on
the 10TH ta formulate a policy In reference
to the Hetr war.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
avenue northwest:

81 400.
ii. Morgan Hill, to build two-story and
basement brick addition to 1890 Connecti-
cut avenue northwest; cost, 1900.
Herman Blumenthal. to make repairs to
1912 7th street northwest; cost, $500.
Tait Burrows Conctracting Company. to
build frame addition to present private
stable, corner River and Murdock Mil
roads. Tenleytown. d. c.: cost. 500.
Evening star., 1902-03-14
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers. 1919 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
Evening star., 1902-03-14
Beet Sugar Men Not Unanimous.

The beet sugar conferees are not undni-
nous upon any proposition rejecting the
case of the opponents of the House leaders
plan The five members of the committee
represent the different elements going 70
make up the opposition. 1t is hlnted Ina.
two of the conferees are for accepting the
compromise offered and three are for stand
ing out to the end against anything saVor-
ing of tariff reduction.
One great weakness in the position OF the
beet sugar confereeS is that they are not
certain how many of their colleagues VIII
follow them through thick and thin III
fight with the House leaders. They do not
possess the power to even bind their known
supporters, but can only report to their
colleagues at q subsequent conference ana
await instructions. Thus. If they should
take a radical stand they have no assur-
ance that some of the brethren might not
become weak-kneed and go over to the
enemy. leaving them outside the breast
works.
The Cuban tariff question continues to be
the principal topic of conversation among
House republicans. and there appears to be
an increase OF sentiment in the rank ana
file favorable to the compromise PROPOSE
tion presented by the House leaders.