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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-22
Cincinnati. z; 81. LouIa. 1.

st. Louis, July 21.-Cincinnati won to-
days game from St. Louis by hammer
ing Murphy's curves for sixteen hits.
Poole made his bow with Cincinnati and
pitched well. Attendance 1900. Score:
R.H.E.
st. Louis -. ....oOOOOO1O1-2 9 8
Cincinnati -. al OIL 0140-7 Is 2
Batteries: Murphy Popp and Ryan;
Poole and Bergen
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In warm weather Prickly Ash Bitters
helps your staying qualities. Workers
who use 1t occasionally stand the heat
better and are less fatigued at night.
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Hrz1zkLI,<EZZ

The above signature is on the Wrapper of
every bottle of the genuine OWENS PINK
MlxTURE-the baby's friend from birth
until he has his teeth. All druggists.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 10; Philadelphia, 1.

New York. July 21.-The game between
Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Washing
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*-Campbell hit FOR Uhler. Brown nit
for Wilhelm. One out when winning run
was scored.
Score by Innings
BIZ rningham :. -. 30 0 0 G 0 2 0 0 1 %
Shi eveport.. :. :. ....-.0 0 0 20100014
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-22

Without a peer, the food
of the aristocracy-Voigt's
Royal Fancy Patent.
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Hear Sadie Townsend sing.

Furniture less than manu-.
facturer's cost at Herzfeld's.
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GAMES DAY.

Birmingham at Shreveport.
Nashville at Memphis.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Little Rock.
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Try Stones Vienna Cream.
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In both games Shreveport had a little
the best of the luck. Birmingham out
batted the Louisianians but Wickart got
in hits in both games at opportune
times.
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Osteen has been leading the Coal Ba-
rons in batting so far on this trip. In
two games at Shreveport his record has
been two two-baggers and three base
n
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
GULLOH ANTITRUST
BILL UNDER DISCUSSION
No Conclusion Reached by
Senate Judiciary Committee.

The Senate Judiciary Committee dis
cussed the Cullom antitrust bill in a
general way this morning, but reached
no definite conclusion. even as TO the
proper bill to be chosen as a basis Tor
legislation.
The absence Of Attorney General Knox
in Florida was said by members Of the
committee to handicap them in Consid-
eratlOn Of antitrust measures.
Mr.. McComas, member Of the com
mittee, told the President the other day
that it was rather difficult to carry out
any Of the Administration ideas when
the chief spokesman Of the Administra-
tion on trust matters was not here to
give Congress the benefit Of his expert
knowledge.
Though the committee declares its
willingness to consider trust bills il is
clear that nothing definite can be
formed in the committee before next
month. even if Attorney General Knox
should return and contribute his advice.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
BISHOP SURRENDERS TO
PETERSBURG'S MAYOR
Man for Whom Reward Is Offered Says
He Shot Wilson in Defense.

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec. 15.-Arthur
l. Bishop. Of Petersburg. travelling
salesman for the T.. NJ Hoyt Shoe Com
pany, Of Manchester. n. H.. who last
Wednesday night shot and killed Thomas
Wilson in Charlotte, y. c.. surrendered
himself last night to Mayor William NJ.
Jones, Of this city Bishop was at once
taken by the mayor 20 the Jail and
turned over to the officials there.
He was visited at the Jail by a large
number OF his friends. with whom be
conversed. Bishop claims that the
shooting was entirely justifable. as VIII
son at the tir ne shot was beating him
over the head with stick. and that he
acted IN sslf-deiense- The affair took
place IN Wilson's p-rior.
Bishop says that after the shooting he
went back to the hotel in Charlotte,
where he was stopping. and remained
there until the next day. when ho left
for Norfolk and inquired Of the chief OF
police when the next train would leave
for Roanoke.
Bishop arrived here last night at 1927
O'Clock and got of az the stock yards on
BollIngbrook Street and then walked 90
his home on Harrison Street where ne
remained with his wife and child until
he gave himself up. Governor Aycocl
Of North Carolina on last Friday offered
reward Of ta00 for Bishops arrest.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
DEGREES PARTY LINES IN
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
J. n. Harlan Seeks Independent Re
publican Nomination for Mayor
Of Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. Isl NJ. Harlan form
ally announced yesterday that he was a
candidate for mayor. In a signed state
ment addressed TO the people OF Chicago.
he says that he is seeking the Republican
nomination. although the tone of the an
Houncement Is taken as evidence that
Mr. Harlan intends TO make an indie
pendent canvass regardless Of party af-
citations.
lie announces that his friends have
urged him TO enter the race and that he
is seeking the nomination from the rank
and file of the party. Politicians who
have heard OF his candidacy point out
that IN the recent campaign Harlan re-
pcatcdiy dccricd party lines in municipal
elections
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
Market Uneasy Over None
tary Situation and the
Condition of Affairs in
Venezuela.
Many Active Stocks Show
fall in Price of Over One
POint-PreSSure in Steel
issues.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-The stock mar
keJ opened extremely weak, showing de-
cliues which iu many cascs were in ex-
cess OF one point.
United States Steel preferred showed
exceptional pressure, but in other cases
equally extensive losses were scored.
Atch.son common broke two points on
very heavy transaction right at the
opening OF business. and Baltimore and
Ohio reflected urgent liquid .tion.
The cpudoucy OF the market seemed
largely 90 bo owing to a renewal Of
tlc conditions which prevailed at the
close of business ON Saturday.
Iu addition TO the uneasiness with re-
gard 90 the monetary situation greater
dlsquoJudo was excited by tlis morn
ing's general intelligence touching upon
the Venezuelan situation. Tears were
expressed that this country would be
drawn into The ombroglio in that direc-
tiOn. and these views were more effective
markot-wisc than they have been at
any time since the controversy I'm Veno-
zucla first began to attract attention.
Little otherwise bearing on the gen
eral market or particular stocks was
comprised in the news over Sunday.
Trading was I'm large volume. and in
terest was well distributed in every
quarter OF the market
Active features outside of these al
ready mentioned were Union Pacific,
Missouri Pacific. Manhattan Railway.
Rock Island. Sugar Refining. and Ameri-
can Smelling.
American stocks were generally lower
in the London market. and foreign
houses sold quite heavily here at the
opening Of business.
Following were the stock quotations
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
The COURT RECORD.

Equity Court No. Justice Hasaer-
Reed VS. Reed, testimony before Il. T..
Lee, j., examiner, ordered taken.
Phelps Us. Saylor rule on defendant re-
tUTnable December p granted Morgan
VS.. Page, decree directing conveyance to
trustee RiChCy VS. FenWlck. decree dis
charging rule. Kane VS. Kane. time TO
take testimony limited to thirty days.
HutChes VS.. Crane, complainant autaOr-
lied to distribute Sl,I6I.oo ds income.
Circuit Court No. Chief Justice
Bingham-Wilsou VS.. Iusersou, juds-
ment on verdict. American Security anu
Trust Company VS.. Berch ct al. do.
United States use Ulster Blue Stone
Company Us. Hobson ct al, judgment by
default against Union Surety and Guar
-anty Company. Harrison Granite Com
pany VS.. Guilford Granite Company 1T
al, on trial
Circuit Court No Justice Clabaugh
Hawkes. vs.. Anacosua and Potomac
River Railroad Company; ordered on
stet. Stokes VS.. United States Electric
Lighting Company; do Owens VS.. Will
knson. motion In open court TO amend
judgment entered on mandate OF COur
Of Appeals so as 10 make same tnal
granted Browning VS.. Nicely, motion TO
approve bond overruled. Kssebcrth VS.
Micheles; on trial
Criminal Court. No I. Justice Andcr-
son-United states VS.. Charles Thorn.
murder. on trial
Criminal Court. No. 2 Justice Bar
nard-E Estate of Wilson W. Griffith. on
trial
Probate Court; Justice Barnard-Es-
tate Of Catherine Ardecser. proof 0t
publication. estate OF Almeda v. For
bush. will dated December Q. 1902, filed;
estate Of Francis Hopping, account pass
ed. estate Of Jacob II. Reisiuger. VIII
dated April It. 1901, filed, estate of Will
lam F. Johnson. will fully proved. es-
tate Of Mary s. Gudgin, do, estate OF
Nathaniel Mckay. citation issued against
jennie Pope Mckay et al; estate OF
Florence H. Mccarthy. will fully proved.
estate Of Katherine Dietcrich viii ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamen-
tary granted to Annie K. Dicterich bond
$500. estate OF John Hall. order OF pub
licatiOn; estate of Ada Gilbert Dennis
letters Of administration granted 90
Henry f. Woodland. bond 5000, estate of
Jessie NJ. Newton. petition for letters o.
administration filed; estate Of Peter M-
Dubant. viii admitted to probate and
letters Of administration granted 10
Susan L. Dubant. bond $1,000; estate OF
Beaulah Otto Mitchell. order appointing
Georgia a. Mitchell guardian. bond $500.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

p Street northwest, between Twenty
seventh ana Twenty eighth streets
Hattie f. Lee TO Isaac r. Shoemakcr,
lots and 4, square 1861. $40.
p Street northwest. between Twenty
seventh and Twcnty-eighth Streets
Isaac Z. Shoemaker ct uX. TO Thornton
s. Rounds. lot 3. square 1861. $40.
p Street northwest, between North
Capitol and First Streets Edward
Fowler ct ux. TO Louis Lucke. lot -Z6.
square 61j. SO
Alley between r and S. Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets nOrthwCst-Icph. T.
Moore ct ux. to James H. NiuslOW. lots
sc. s., 20, square 27f. $40.
Alley between r and S. Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets uorthwest-James IT,
Winslow et ux. 10 Zcph. =. Moore. lot 90
square 276, SO.
Kentucky Avenue southeast, between
s and B Streets-Laviuia r Newton 20
vir. George p. TO Autoinctte s. Allen.
lot g. square 1913. $40.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
On Nature,s Plan.

Colds are quickly cured by Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy. IL acts on ma
lures plan. looseus the cough, relieves
the lungs and opens the secreuons. Cf-
fecting permanent cure. It counter
acts any tendency of a cold to result
i'm pneumonia. II is pleasant to take.
both adults and children like IT, Price
25c large size soc For sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale, and all druggists.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Joshua P. McCook, jr., and Mary
Wiles Manly, both of Richmond. We.
William Rich and Mary E Wilson.
Turner A Dulaney and Ida Barrett
Jesse r. Nelson and Hattie Jones
John Quincy Adams and Floric HOli-
day.
Harry Clark and Rebecca Warrick
William A. Walker and Mamie A.
BOwles.
S. Porter Darby and Isabelle Fitzpat-
rick.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
BIDS Zoe NEW CUNARD LINES.

GLASGOW. Dec. 15.-The date for the
submitting Of proposals for the new
25-knot Cunard liners has been fixed for
the middle OF January. Il has not yet
been decided whether the new vessels
will be fitted with two or three pro-
pellers
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-CapitaI Traction. 2G122; Arling-
ton Fire Insurance. 2503O. 25N3O: Wash
ineton Gas. 1o075A Mergenthaler, 100
l74H. 1nTl11. l0Nl77; Lanston, 20010;
Greene Cope 5N24% 70d 24la- After
call-Grcene Cope. 24N24Ss. 100d24ss.
l10GZfes. 1C0GZfA. 100024&. 100d245s.
rlHrr lfr.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
BROOKLYN JOCKEY
CLUB STAKES

The Brooklyn Jockey Club has an
nounced it's list Of stake events for the
coming season. There are sixteen Of
them. The announcement that the asso>
citation VIII add $4,000 TO the Brooklyn
Handicap VIII make the stake worth
about $1I5oO.
The large increase in added money IS
shown by appended table:
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

has been attended with no apparent dif-
dculty.
The short interest in the market are
responsible for many false rumors, such.
for instance. as the alleged interview
with James ). Hin, on Saturday, in
which he was made to say that the
country had reached its climax of pros
perity. and was now on the retrosrade
movement. Mr. Hil has omphauCally
denied the statement. and any one wH no
knows him can vOuCh that nc is no pes
simist
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
HOUSE TAKES UP THE
UNION STATION BILL

The House took up, I'm Committee of
the Whole, this afternoon, The bill au-
thorizing the erection Of tho union rail-
road station In the city of Washington.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
FIRE DESTROYS MUCH PROPERTY.

ASHLEY mn, Dec. 15.-A FIRE which
broke out early this morning DESTROYED
The business portion Of the town and
several residences. Aid was received
from the surrounding towns The loss
vas heavy
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
SANTOS -DUMONT NO. O
READY FOR TRIAL TRIP

PARIS. Dec. lj-The 'VcIo" states
that NJ. Santos-Dumont's No. Q airship
viii De ready for iys first trial trip today
or tomorrow
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

Last year there was a failure OF the
corn crop. Its effect was reaching,
and as a result but few corn-fed cattle
we're marketed. Beef went up in price,
and the whole country paid the 25 per
cent increase in cost under mbst vigorous
protests. This year the corn crop in the
West is enormous. and consequently cat
tie shipped TO Kansas City and Chicago
are no longer fattened on grass, but on
corn. The beef is far better in quality
and the supply is increasing 70 such an
extent that on Saturday Chicago dropped
its price for dressed beef to and 4
cents on the pound.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

It viii Dee thus seen that the Brooklyn
Jockey Club has Increased its added
money TO l3 stakes SIS. $50 or more than
go per cent HOrsemcn are greatly pleas
ed with this state of affairs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
CALLED oTIMEln FoR THEM-

Senator Stewart of Nevada presents a
digniGed figure in the Senate Chamber
but you can't always judge by appear
ances. 10 is apparent from the follow
ing story in the philadelphia Press"
hat he is capable Of a jest even while
looking his solcmncst.
Yesterday afternoon, when tine fight 0u the
Statehood bill was commencing Iu tH. S.usf.
Senator Beveridgc, the leader of the opposition
10 the omnibus bill, walked over to Senaior
Quay's scat and held out Dis hand % al. senior
Senator from the Keystone State
senator Quay arose and shook the hand c5r-
daily.
"Timel" mutterel s,nator Stewart of Nc-
vada, in one of his bas5J urJfuuIo asldes.
and everybody laughed.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

Wha. has been said Of the railroads.
steel industries. and the corn crop can
be easily applied to other industries.
such as boots and shoes. cotton and
wooden fabrics, sugar, and almost every
variety Of trade.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

So long as the condition Of the coun-
try remains as prosperous as # is. there
should be no fear Of adversely, and to
the careful student Of affairs there is
nothing in the horizon Of trade 70 indl-
cate the period Of calamity and lower
prices has begun, which has been pre-
dicted since the first trust was organized
in 1893.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
Citizens Greedy.

The dealers assert that some private
cellars have been filed TO overdowing by
umid persons. who. on pleas Of sick
ness and through other pressure. have
secured supplies of coal from various
dealers.
AT one house in the West End three
tons Of coal remained on the street from
noon Saturday until Monday afternoon
because there was not room in the eel
lar to place &C. How many such cases
there have been is impossible 10 even
estimate, but it is unquesti0ned that
some are securing oversupDlies Of coal
at the expense of the many.
At Garfield Hospital this morning
there was less than two days supply OF
coal on hand when word was received
that two cars had been placed on the
siding for it, and that the coal would
be delivered in the day IL the necessary
teams could Dee secured. Many OF the
other hospitals viii be entirely out OF
coal it they are not Immediately relieved
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

The financing Of the $50. 900 900 steam
ship trust by the house Of J. p. Morgan
& Co, in New York and London. has
been the cause Of the greatest surprise
70 English financiers. The whole scheme
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

As compared with the corresponding
period for 1901 there has been a de-
crease IN expectation Of cotton this year
OF 102, 900 bales.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

Our gold expectations are $22. 900 GOO
less than they were a year ago while our
importations have gained 81 ,19l 800.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
HEAVY TRADING AT
DECLINING VALUES
THE FINANCIAL WORLD.

OF course. the menace to the market
is the scarcity Of money for speculative
purposes: but it is asserted by those
best informed, that the actual owners Of
stocks need have no apprehension about
the ultimate outcome. and that the
prices next February viii touch the rec
ord prices Of this year Should there
come a feeling Of uncertainty as to the
ability Of the companies issuing the
stocks held by actual owners to maintain
their dividends. then a panic would fol-
low. and prices would have q steady fall.
But The general conditions Of the coun-
try are better now than ever before. and
no one is better aware OF that fact than
the investing public. which is made up
of insurance companies, savings banks
national and State banks. railroad com
panies industrial corporations, business
firms. and the large number of individual
capitalists who purchase outright for
the sole purpose OF getting a return on
their money. This class in its entirety is
absolutely Independent from the de-
mands Of brokers. and in this fact rests
the soundness Of the market So long as
their investments continue 10 pay divi-
dends, the rise or fall in prices is i'm
material to them.
As TO the general condition Of the cOun-
try fl may be said that the statements
of railroads continue to show increased
earnings and that the returns for the fall
months of this year are in excess Of all
N hr. de
confident these earnings will be at least
maintained is demonstrated by the fact
that the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore and
Ohio, and some Of the Western roads
have increased wages. With the Penn
sylvania this increase means an addition
to expenses Of s.. ZOO. 600 a year
In this same connection attention is
again called to the steel and iron trade,
which is receiving orders in excess Of
those fled. and still have on hand orders
enough to keep their plants running for
the whole Of next year. To the most
casual observer II must be apparent that
the demand is larger than the supply,
when the building in every city in the
country is held back for want OF struc-
tural steel. Ten years ago few steel
buildings had been erected. and yet at
that time the Carnegie plant was almost
in the zenith OF its power and wealth
and that plant was not alon in its
capacity. When Atchi-
son. Baltimore and Ohio, and Northern
Pacific were in the hands OF receivers
these steel plants were making money.
II is true feeling Of uncertainty pre-
walls that the United States Steel Com
pany Will not be able TO pay dividends on
its common stock. but il is asserted
there is no more doubt IN that connec-
tiOn than there is the railroad will pass
the dividends on their stocks. This cor
poration was formed on the basis that
IN the lean or rich years IL could sell
it's commodity cheaper than any or all Of
its competitors.
Last year there was a failure OF the
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
CASH 10 LOAN
MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Everyone is I'm need Of ready money aL
this season. Cali on tha
COLI 3iEIA GUARANTEE CO.,
CI5 sT \. W.. Near 1tA ST.,
for quick Icons on your household furniture,
pianos. etc
ABSOLUTELY 40 DELAY
Loans taken up from 0tltr companies
Office upCn from D. I'D. 20 p- m Lc8-ti
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
A Puzzling Feature.

One OF the puzzling features Of the
situation is as to where all Of the coal
that is reaching the city is placed. There
are some indisputable facts that are diff
fcult TO reconcile. Among them may be
mentioned the following.
The amount OF coal hauled through the
streets Of the city exceeds that ever be
lore handled in a given period. and all
wagons and teams are kept going from
before daylight until long into tho night,
without permitting even Sunday to inter
fere with the movement. The records of
the transportation companies show that
never before have they brought into the
city greater quantities of coal at this
time of the year; the best obtainabIe in
formation shows that in the past the
normal consumption Of anthracite has
been but little more than 1000 tons a
day, increasing TO double that amount
in severe weather.
In addition 90 this the receipts Of
anthracite coal in the past fortnight
have been % per cent greater than the
normal winter consumption. but the
Government buildings have an average
OF less than four days supply Of coal
on hand, and the hospitals and other
public places are ia but little better
condition. while thousands Of citizens
have been unable 70 have their first or
der for coal filed
The Washington times., 1902-12-15

James r. Keene. so it is said. has
again assumed charge Of the manage
ment Of the steel stocks. There is not
an operator on the Street who knows 50
Intimately the value Of these stocks as
Mir. Kcene. and during the eighteen
months be was at the head OF the pool
the stocks remainded steady and far
above the present prices. When the con
tract term Of service expired, Mr. Keene
then an III man. went 20 Europe. and il
Is said the firm OF Van Amberg d After
bury took his place. but it Is apparent
Mr.. Morgan has more faith IN the ability
OF Mr.. Keene than In hts success. IS. In
this connection il Is announced with
some degree OF truth that Mr.. Keene.
who is at the head OF a speculative pool
In Southern Pacific. has not disposed Of
a single share OF that stock. In fact.
he has not acquired all he desires
Dividends amounting in round figures
70 |15.OOO.OO were paid today on Stand
ard OIL, Consolidated Gas, Delaware and
Hudson. and the preferred stocks OF
International Paper. LacIede Gas.
National Lead. Republic Iron and Steel.
Rubber Goods. United States Leather
and Westinghouse Electric.
Tho only known demands to be made
on the money market this month in
clude the calling on the underwriting
syndicate Of the Western Maryland bond
issue for 40 per cent on S25 OOO. 900.
the third installment of 10 per cent on
the Distllers' Securities Company due
tomorrow. and the first installment Of
$1,000 900 paid today on the 3ik per cent
refunding bonds OF the New York Central
Beginning with next month the Inter
borough Rapid Transit will make six
monthly calls Of 10 per cent each 70
complete the payment OF stock sub
sCTibed for. There is now due on that
stock SO. $40 900.
The Washington times., 1902-12-15
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
FURNACES SHUT DOWN


four weeks. In the other institutions
the greatest uneasiness prevails. There
is no greater commentary upon the
prevailing conditions than is to be found
in tle helplessncss Of these preferred
consumers of coal
The most gratifying portion Of the
prediction Of the Weather Bureau this
morning was that while the snow may
continue all night it viii probably turn to
rain and but slightly impede traffic
There viii also be slightly warmer
weather they promise, with no likeli-
hood OF the storm in the Mississippi
valley with it's attending cold weather
reaching here.
The receipts OF coal fin the past two
days have been above the normal Yes
to-day the total receipts Of anthracite
exceeded seventy car loads and this
morning about fifty cars arrived from
the Reading mines with more expected
I'm the day. Over the Pennsylvania road
the proportion Of shipments has been
equally gratifying.