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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-09
High Waters Are Receding.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June S-The high
water in the Canadian river at this point
began to recede to-day for the first time m
four weeks. The ST. Louis & San Francisco
passenger trains, which were prevented
from entering the city over It's roadbed on
account of soft tracks. were enabled to re-
sumo traffic through the city to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-09

DAVY. W. Va, June s.-There has been
no serious trouble here yet, but the op-
orators announced to-day that tomorrow
morning they will operate their mines with
nonunion labor. The strikers say that no
nonunion men shall enter the mines. The
operators are putting guards armed with
Winchesters about their property. and
serious results are expected tomorrow.
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IT ATTEMPTS To DRIVE FEW
BLACKS OUT OF DECATUR.
Partially Succeeds, but Is Opposed by
Posse of Citizens, and a Small
Street Riot Follows.
ONE MAN KILLED, ONE INJURED
PARTY OF FOUR FIRED on By
THREE STRANGERS NEAR MARION.

Had stolen Robes and n whip from
the Strangers Buggy. but Were
Shot Down without Warning.
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tomorrow morning join the strikers. Sew
eral train crews will be laid OH on the
Norfolk q Western tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-09
MANY BOERs SURRENDER.
small Commanders Coming in Rapid
Iy-Many Cheering the King.

LONDON. June s-The War Office has re-
ceived the following message from Lord
Kitchener. under to-days date:
1.-The disarmament of the Beers is pro-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-09
Says He VIII Stay in Holland.
MIR. REID IN LONDON.

BRUSSELS, June S.-Mr. Kruger declares
hat he will end his DAYS in Holland.
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WomEN's CHECKERS.
Their High Collars Causing Them 20
Take Colds.

yes, ] know. Another cold" said the
doctor II do not know what medical men
would DO If Dr. were not Tor you women. 20
Ana Dee turned 10 The creature Of furs
and wraps. smiled one OF his aupreyIauye
smiles and continued
Remove YOU boa please 10 won
realize that the high collars that women
wear around their necbs are rcspou~l Ble
for nearly eli the colds that your sex
gets? Il is So
Winter ana summer alike YOU viii in
sist upon wrapping up your delicate nceks
in high siIk velvet. cloth. linen. or
chiffon covering II It be not This why it
is yard or more OF ribbon lightly drawn
about inc neck and naturally The neck
gets tender and oyer-seusitive Trom the
fancy baudaFe- and ~vathiug hat are FOR
ever about d. With the first draft there
is a cough
Ny advice 90 YOU as friend. and uuysi-
clan is 20 20 straight home and when
/ you cure This cold throw away your rib
bons and other neck traps Leave the
/ neck bare. Never mind what the other
woman does
You viii Hud your health much inn
proved ID YOU give your neck chance 10
get acquainted with the natural order OF
| things. NJ advice does not apply TO- YOU
/ alone.
| 1T is intended FOR all women who wear
/ choky neck stuff and eudanger their
/ health by forever catching cold. You
/ may not like my frankuess now, but n
] YOU follow my advice You VIII bless me
/ inside Of six months and YOUR colds will
/ be few and far between ID the bargain .--
| Detroit Free Press
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MARKET ACTIVE
AND BU0YANT.
The Year Opens With Good
Price Advances.
TEE SENTIMENT MUCH IMPROVED.
Northwestern Settlement Consid-
cred q Highly Favorable Devel-
Opmsnt - Talk of Anthra-
cite Deal Renewed.

NEW YORK, Jan. c-Today's early
Stock Market opened strong and active
on large volume Of trading. During
the first two hours a number of substan-
tial gains were recorded. The coal
stocks, st Paul New York Central. At
Gibson, Missouri Pacific Union Pacific
and a few specialties led the upward
movement
The successful accomplishment of the
plan for retiring Northern Pacific pre-
ferred stock was regarded rs highly IA
vorabIe 10 the general market. The gen
ersl professional view taken of the at
tempts to obstruct the Northwestern
merger was that they would be wholly
futile and it was believed that large
banking and financial interests would
now be free to develop other schemes in
line with the community OF interest idea.
':eiI of an Anthracite Deal
The Anthracite coaIers were prominent
in activity and strength on the theory
that the next important development IN
the line Of closer combination would take
place in their direction. The Reading is
sues advanced over a point and the com
mon was active and strong at gain OF
over a point. Baltimore and Ohio ad
vaueed nearly . per cent, and Delaware
and Hudson IL per cent. sympathetic
strength was shown IN Norfolk and West
ern, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Hooking
Valley.
The Standard Railway Securities.
The standard railroad stocks like St
Paul, Rock Island. Pennsylvania Rail-
road. and New York Central established
substantial gains The last named
stock advanced IL per cent and
rtImOrs became current that new Wander
bilt projects would soon be brought to a
head
Missouri Pacific scored gain OF over
q point Union Pacific was something Of
n Iaggard.
The iron and steel stocks exhibited re-
newed animation and vigor. Tennessee
Coal and Iron rose ? per cent, and United
States Steel. common, point. Sugar ad
vaBced rs per cent. and after reacting
point recovered nearly an the loss. Anal
gamated Copper sold of fractiOnally and
then recovered over 1 per cent In the
local fractions Metropolitan Street Rail-
way was coEspicuOusly strong.
Seine profit-taking developed during the
morning. but prices continued to rule
strong. Sales OF stocks to p. m. i43 SEQ.
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examining rooms and Offices Of the bust
less management
The building will be Of skeleton frame
construction, absolutely dreproof through
ont. The design Of the exterior is French
Renaissance. The materials viii be lime
stone with ornamental iron trimmings
There VIII be Two large entrances on
Broadway The rest o. the first floor
'front.' viii be taken up with a magnifi-
cent row Of show windows. To will be
the largest continuous array Of show
windows in New York city, measuring
200 feet
The entrances will be emphasized by
green marble columns bearing oTua-
mental lamps. the entrance feature run
ming two stories high. The building Will
re adorned with copper cornice and bal
ustrade, on top OF which viii be a num-
Der OF ornamental globes of Opalescent
glass three and one-half seet in diameter.
which viii be lighted at night
The elevators, eleven in number, viii
be Of the plunger hydraulic type. quite a
feature Of the place The building will
be trimmed in hard wood throughout and
viii have hard wood floors on all seven
stories. The estimated cost Of the build
ing is 500 GEO.
buchanan & Fox designed the store,
and the George A. Fuller Company is
building it, The mechanical plant, such
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as elevators. boilers and dynamos will
be installed after plans by Martin c.
Swab, Of Baltimore, and the store fixtures
viii be bulls after designs OF VI. Taussig,
Of Chicago.
Saks and Company will not conduct
department store but a speciality store.
intending 10 devote the entire building to
the display and sale OF things TO wear
only. Everything a man. woman. boy or
girl requires for personal wear on all
occasions viii be furnished, either from
stocks on hand or made 10 order Il is
expected that the store viii be ready for
business September l., 1902
The irm's business in this city will he
greatly benefited BY the establishment Of
a retail store OF such proportions in the
commercial centre Of this country. Their
buying facilities, already great, with six
stores. viii be vastly increased. In that
Washington viii have reason to congra t-
ulate Saks and Company on their new
venture
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Easements In the sub basement Will be
the mechanical plant. boilers, engines,
dynamos. switchboards and elevator ap-
planes. with an elaborate and up-to-
date heating and ventilating plant.
The basement proper will have an IN
usually lofty ceiling. 1t is 70 contain
shipping room, cloak rooms, resting
rooms. and lunch rooms FOR employees
A part Of the basement VIII be devoted
to the selling Of merchandise and still
another part will be turned into restau-
rant with "a Iuxuriously appointed sepa-
rate entrance on Thirty-fOurth street
On the seven floors above ground,
which. on account Of the great ceiling
height Of each floor win tower 100 feet
above the street level, six viii be devoted
to retailing. and the top floor viii con-
tain the main Offices, receiving rooms
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
CURRENT EVENTS
IN ALEXANDRIA,
POSSIBILITY OF A BIG BOOM.
Proposed Railroad VIII Render City
the Natural outlet for Products
of the West Virginia Coal
FfeIdS-The Days News.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jan "a despatch
from Grafton, W Va announce that The
line for the new Bismarck and Potomac
Railroad has been definitely laid out. It
runs from Bismarck. on the Allegheny
Mountains, by Mayville down LUnry $
Creek 10 Petersburg thence down The
South Branch Valley by Mooredeld so
Romuey, and frorI that point 10 about
Winchester. where "a railroad outlet 20
tidewater is afforded Right o. way, IL
is stated. will be purchased ~ once
This railroad has been in coEjempla-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
SAKS AND G0MPANY'S
BIG NEW Y0RKSTORR
AN ENTIRE BLOCK ON BROADWAY
4 Handsome Mercantile Structure
That VIII Cost 5O.OOO-To he
Completed septic 10
of This lear.

One OF the mos, imposing commercial
structures in the new shopping centre on
Herald Square, New York, is now under
construction for Saks and Company A
picture is reproduced by the courtesy of
Buchanan & Fox, the designing archi-
teCts.
The building will have a frontage of
2l1 feet on Broadway It will be $50 feet
deep on Thirty-third street and So feet
on Thirty fourth street.
There will be seven stories and TWO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
Government Bonds.

There is no occasion % find any fault
with the way the Stock Market year
opened today. The FIRST hour showed
muea activity and general advances in
prices 20 the best level Of the movement.
Later in the day business became dull
but there was little disposition 20 sell ap-
parent and the market had a very strong
Uudertone. As far as could be judged the
people that are buying stocks did not
care 10 make any further purchases until
money becomes easy and this had not DC
cured today
The cell loan rate got a. o. 10
per cent and considerable los we're
made al pei cent But Ligh Iaa- 1scs
VIII disappear Next week iI the financial
people are right Do the ur-di, lions
Aside from the financial situation fbe-a
SCENE. - be nothing worrying the Street
today, aBd d. is entirely correct 10 saw
that the general opinion leaned well TO-
ward optimism regarding the outlook
The Norther" Pacific Settlement.
The settlement OF the Northern Pacific
business by tine retirement OF the North
ern Pacific preferred stock. on time. is
undoubtedly an important matter 10 the
market There have been many predic-
tons that the Morgan-HiH clique would
not lee able TO carry out their plan as
made. and on time Every court that has
taken the matter up has decided in favor
o. the company This cannot but have
good effect on sentiment. as ID makes The
probability that che Northern Securities
Company plan VIII 90 through TO lbs com
pletiOu much stronger than 10 has been
a. any time up to now.
his deal reaching contamination al the
beginning OF the year gives tb.. excellent
chance for sugmises as 10 What otber
large consolidation plans VIII be launched
and perhaps completed before auorher
new year begins. The NauderbiIts are
UNDERSTOOD TO be waiting only for Il clear
situstiOn In the Northeest 10 Hoat tbef-
New York Central Securities Company.
Buossnes Of the Fries.
The Eric securities We're perhaps the
features OF the market this morning. The
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

II deem d my cutv TO expires my deep heart
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writes Mrs Oscar Brown. Of oxford Granville
Co. n c For two years ] suffered with female
weakness headache neuralgia il various parts
Of the system. and after using four bottles Of
Dr Pierce s. FaygrItc Prescription three Of his
Golden Medical Discovery one vial Of Pleas
ant Pellets aley Lotion Tablets and one box
Of AntiscpGc and Healing Supposit0res'
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The Peoples Common Sense Medical
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given away. Send 2I oue-Cent ST. mps
the expense of mailing oHiV, for the ;ook
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volume bound IN cloth Address Dr..
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l'-.a. y,lIs 40 enc State Of Illinois GRANTED
70 tue lns siclau- Institute OF chicago cHart-r
There was need Of something above TIE ardi-
nary method OF treatment for chronic diseases
something more than any one specialist or any
number Of specialists acting independently
could do, 80 the State Itself under the powers
granted % by ITS general laws, gave the power TO
the Physicians Institute 10 furnish To the sick
such help as WJ-ld make them well and strong
Ever since rs establishment this Institute has
endcdyorc1 iH every possible way TO carry out
the original purposes Of its establishment under
tho beuehclcut laws Of the State.
Three years ago, the Physicians Institute
realizing the yaluc Of electricity iu the treatment
Of certain phases Of disease, created under the
superintendent Of its stan 81 specialists an
electric belt, and this belt has been proved to De
Of great value as 70 curative agent. From time
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that stage Of perfection which warranted its
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This belt Is the most effective Of all agents In the
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yaric0cele, kidney disorders and many other
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This supreme Electric Belt" IS made IN one
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First Trial
Relieved Plies

From Geo. c. Geek. Owens Mill. Mo a..
Some lime ago bought package OF Ply
ramid Pile Cure for my wife who had suf-
fered VERY much The first trial did her
more good than anything she has ever
tried. II is JUS what is claimed Tor il.
for il cured her cOmpletely. For sale ny
all druggists Little book Piles. Cause
and Cure" mailed free. Pyramid Drug
Co. Marshall Mich.
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Rumor of II Larger steel Dividend.
Copper and Sugar.

Sugar and AmaIgamated Copper were
fairly strong. the latter getting up to 30
and better. but there was little dispO-
sitiOn to speculate in them apparent.
and their movements attracted little at
tention. There IS some talk i'm the Street
vet that interests that have been active in
these stocks may again attack them in
the near future in an attempt TO hurt
the general market. Such a campaign
ought not to do much damage.
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New Year Day was only partially OBJ
served IN this CRY. The banks. Govern
ment Offices. and several private office
were closed. but the stores were open all
day. ami business went on as usual Few
If any kept open house. and there was
but little calling done Ia the afternoon
many people went our Of the city. with
ont doubt the day was less observed
than heretofore.
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Sales-U. 5. Reg IS: $5ood loS34- Cap
itaI Traction: 20alO6I4; sea 1905. Mer-
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1O0d1GA After Washington Gas,
I4a67IA. MerEenthaler Linotype. 3oHl'o
Green Copper 100 33is-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
Bid. Asked
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women allow dis
ease 10 fasten on
them and slowly
to crush ont their
strength.
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be allowed 10 an
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health. Female
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headache. uerv-
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promptly and per
nanently cured
by the use Of DR..
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women strong and
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Mr. and Mrs James W Bales. who re-
side on upper King Street. last night en-
JerraiuCd a number Of their friends at a
progressive euchre party after which re
freshmtDts were served. Prizes were won
boy the following Miss Naude Schmidt Of
washington Mrs I. F. Mccarthy. OF
Plttsburg. Mrs. William Schuler and Mrs.
r. T. Burroughs, IT,. and Mrssrs. C. NJ.
Brand Of Washington ". l. Hoy and r.
F. Burroughs. jr.. OF this city.
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An Electric
Belt Free
Send Your Application At Once To
The Physicians Institute.

They VIII Send You Absolutely Free One
of Their 100 Guage Supreme Electric Belts.
the fFeit W hiCh Haa Made 30 Many Wonder
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Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. L G.. NIc0l wife Of Judge G.. f. NIcol.
viii take place from her residence ar Ma
uassas. Va. this morning At u
O clock. Mrs. NirOI died yesterday morn
Ing after q brief Hines ot pneumonia
Mrs. Niool is survived by sister. Mrs.
j. b. T. Thornton. and an aunt. Mrs r.
l.. Parrish Of CCvineton, Va Mrs Nicol
was wen ',uoWu throughout Virginia and
n large number OF friends mourn her
death. The intcrmeHJ viii be made at
BrtnfSyiiIe-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
SNAKE CHARMING

Is not popular occupation. Most
women shrink from the sight Of q snake
and would faint at the touch Of one
But these same women run greater risks
than the snake Charmer. How many
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Ad,ice AbsoIuteIy SIC.

Ff'-hws DiTatea)
The sure way 20 beat the stock market
is to pat your money in the savings bank.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

The public schools and m.ny Of the
private ones reopeued today after a long
Christm4s holiday.
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common stock had a sharp advance on
heavy buying. and was more active than
70 has been at any time heret ofore- The
Fries have held back somewhat N the
advance of the anthracite cOalers. out
conservative interests have continued 20
have faith in their ultimate advance. The
company is making an excellent earnings
showing and in addition there continued
90 be hints Of some deal 20 connect taIs
system with the Northern Securities
roads
The Readings. and the anthracite coal
ers generally were strong and active This
morning at the best prices Of the present
movement.
Talk of the Vanderbilt Deal.
New York Central was particularly
strong. This fact naturally revived the
story OF the Vanderbilt deal in counec-
tion with the settlement of the Northern
Securities matter. other Vanderbilt
stocks were strong.
RumOr of n Larger steel Dividend.
The United States Steel securities, the
Car and Foundry stocks. and Tennessee
Coal and Iron were all strong at new
high prices. There is a rumOr in the
Street that the dividend on United States
Steel. common. will be advanced to
per cent but there is no particular rca-
son 10 credit the story. although the COM
pany is. OF course. earning a big sur
plus over per cent at present. TSe out
look fOr the Steel securities is considered
excellent by many conservative people
that do not talk OF an increase in the div
idpnd
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

The committee on light and the Of
fciaIs of the city gas works Tuesday
visited the city gas plant in Baltimore and
inspected d.. They we're shown every
thing connected with the system and the
process Of making gas and az a later
dav they viii visit The Washington and
Georgetown Eas works, and VIII subse-
quenrIv submit their recommendations TO
he CITY council for the Improvement OF
the oltys plant
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ton for some time past and the proposed
route from Romney 10 Winchester viii be
over what Is known as the Loudoun-
Hampshire route, which was surveyed in
The interests Of the Bismarck and POto-
mae Railroad Company about two years
ago. The line extends from Winchester
20 Round Hill and then 10 tidewater By
way Of Alexandria. The only route feast
bic by way OF Romey is the Loudoun and
Hampshire survey. which would lead 10
Winchester From the plans iJ would ap-
pear that a new railroad 70 Winchester in
the near future is certainty.
The building OF the proposed road would
open UD the coal felds OF West Virginia
and make Alexandra prominent coal
shipping point The projectors Of the old
Louaoun and Hampshire road had this iE
view when that road was built. Many now
seem 90 believe that their expectation
VIII he realized. Is Alexandria il nearer
20 The coal fields than any other deep
water Port ~ Ibe country
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
Money Loaned SaIaTi8d People,

Retail merchants tcsustcrs, boarding houses,
without security. largest busiug~- in t1lJy-twO
principal cities TOLMAN. hg1n I0I, 5ss 18th
&c, nv, eif-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02
n-u rsrk stock Exchange.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibhs & Co, mem
bers Of TIE New York stock Exchange, 1l19
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~orporatiau Attornev Gardner L. Booth.
has gone To Richmond 70 attend the iuau-
qgrariou of Gov. A T. Montague
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

The Alexandra County Court viii be On
session this morning with Judge j.
NJ Love presiding. Argument will be
heard fin the application for new road iu
Washington district. Alexandria County
The case has been in progress for several
daNs past.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Alton Moore. who has been seriously i'm
FOR some time past IS Improving
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Charles Newton who was suddeul,
taken iH few days ago, is improving.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Commiss Toner Of Revenue Callahan to-
dav commenced making his annual as
sessment.
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w d. Hudson VINO has been IN Norfolk
Va. for some time past, is visiting his
family here.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

The Rev j. T. smith, who has been
spending the holidays with his family Inn
this rity left last night for Norfolk. where
he is employed in q Government once
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

The Eric securities were perhaps the
features OF the market this morning. The
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-02

Mrs. n r. Burke has gone 10 New Or
leans TO visit her mother who is quite
sick at her home IN hat city,