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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
DEMOCRATIC POLICY IDEAS.
Caucus Resolutions 10 Re Considered
by Special Commitfcr.

There VIII be meeting tomorrow
evening Of the special committee Of the
Democratic caucus to consider the vari-
Gus resolutions. which were presented
during she caucus JUS, prior TO the open
ing Of Congress.
Al that time a number Of rcsolut ions
were offered, chief among them being one
presented by the New York delegation
defining the position Of the party upon
certain questions.
il viii be remembered that Representa-
tive Ball OF Texas interposed moro
strenuous substitute for the New York
policy of Democracy.
Two resolutions were introduced by
Representative Buriesyn, and they Will
be also considered @ sing the present ses-
sion Of Congress
the committee. .-.-- arer. viii prepare a
report which 81 viii submit TO The Demo
cratic caucus on Friday night when that
body viii hold one Of its most important
sessions.
During the caucls Of the Demoerau,
party just prior 10 the assembling of
Congress. lt was decided TO defer the mat
ter OF party policy TO special meeting
90 Dee held january 10. and the commit
Tee already referred TO was designated a-
the one 10 which the various resolutions
offered night be referred
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
DENY GAYEeRS' HABBAS CORPUS.
Last Effort Against Extradition to
Georgia Defeated.

The United States Supreme Court today
denied the application for habeas cor
pus brought by Green and the Gaynors.
alleged TO have been connected with the
Savannah har5or frauds. for which Capt.
OberliD ii. Carter is now serving a sen
Jence in the Fort Leavenworth prison.
This refusal by the court removes the
last hope of the defendants in their fight
against eEuaditiou TO Georgia. where
their case viii now be tried
The court also decided today that sur
geou Leo AIeKandrom is a deserter from
the Russian Cruiser Variag. and must he
delivered 10 she Russian authorities. The
court decided that lac Eariag was q war
ship from the moment she vas launched
Chief Justice Fuller and justices Gray.
HarIaud and White disaeuted from this
opinion. holding that he Fariag was not
a the time AlszaHdrof deserted a war
ship" in the International sense.
The court affirmed today The Judgment
Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio ia the custer
proceedings Against the Capital City
Dairy Company. makers OF oieoma-garIne
The decision OF The lower court was
against tle COMPANY ana NltE the affirm
alton of the United States supreme Court
will have the effect practically Of driving
the concern out Of business. The opinion
Of the Supreme Court. by implication. up
holds all State laws which prohibit the
sale Of oleomargarine unless il Is con-
spicuously labeled as such and delivered
to consumers as such
The court in two cases affirmed the
laws Of Nebraska making railroads in
q hat State responsible for loss Of OF in
Jury 10 passengers even though the acct
dent were not caused by the negligence Of
its employees. Both cases were against
the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail
road Company and were appealed from
the Supreme Court OF Nebraska.
The court has rendered an opinion
that the limitation Of value for liability
for baggage by the International Steam
ship Company was void and reversed ia,
decision Of The lower court TO the con-
trary. II also directed the lower courl
TO give judgment Tor the slU value o..
the baggage lost.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
The Death Record.

The following deaths for forty-efght
hours were reported at the Health De-
partmcut up TO noon today: sarah Par
ker. eighty-three years. Lemgel L. Lusby.
sevcnty-ninc years: Anton Lehman. sew
euty-ninc years, Elizabeth Hickey. seven
ty-uine years, Hamilton Beatty. seven
ty-eight years. Samuel r. Paul seventy
four years; Henry y. Schmed;ic sixty
nine years; Mary ). Gist, slIry-sevan
years. William II. Seamaus siEry-seEen
years Mary +. HeaIy tSister Alph1nsusJ-
siXty-siZ years, Edward Wilson sixty
four years John Green. siEty-tW0 years.
John W. Davis, siXty-twO years. George
Brown, ffty-u'ue years CEFvlCs l. KEEL
sey Gfty-six years Adeliue wilson fifty
one years; Rceie Minor. lift years. Rob
ert Carter, forry-eight years AIbiu Ma
riou Long. forty-two years. Thomas W
Frank, thirty-eight years. Susan Reed.
thirty-Cne years, Mamie Y. Cox twenty
nine years, Elizabeth Hays tweuty-uiue
years, Cora b. CORswell. twentv-siy
years Caroline Tate. tHeuty-siE wears.
Howard Day Blanchard. Twenty-Five
years. George w Scr0tch. twenty-four
years, Dina Rich. twenty-One years.
George G. smith twenty years Lille
Maud Lamb. nineteen years. Albert Au-
gustus Winston fifteen years. Carrie
williams eleven years Cecilia Sheppard
eleven years, James A. Seciy. nine years.
John skinner. JT. four years. Herbert
Dorsey, two years. Minnie Wilson. five
months. Charles Bishop Sudv0rth. four
months, Harry O.. Washington. three
months. Lurav Wilson, twelve days. i'm
fant Of Amanda b. Minor. one and one
half days infant of Amanda b. Minor
one and uue-half DAYS. infant Of sarah f.
Nsdeman. cue day infant OF MARY Fas-
one day, infant OF Bessie BuTleseu one
F.r
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COyi5U~SlONEFS OF THE
District &C Columbia. Washington January =
is-l-, r-.-gL- That thc ordinance 90 -le Board
40 Health at The District e- Columbia er-i-.el
can ordinance r1 revise e.n-alil1l-, and amend
the ordinance ut -HH Board ., I--Ltl tl. declare
UEar snail De deemed -g.a1ceS injurious o.
health. and t1 provide -ar--ae r-rolsi rtarcHt %
IS hereby amended nE 1dd.u- tie following r1 BE-
Known as section Clevl--ala-E-EaIt- SEXTON IIla-
''NH person shan place any refuse matter ur per-
u.t amy such matter to De- placed Ia any Valal-
a-.--l- bath tub ua~is-ludr sink. ve--roaI down
spout or other fixture in the District of CeI-m-
H-a connected wI-a any public sewer .r with any
sewage disposal tell when such cuuregtio1 Is
"t-true;el or aei.e.iFe AMI permits the escape
oi such refuse material elsewhere than irto che
public sewer ar-I --l.u disposal m -- aIE uers1E
violating che provisions OF this section shall anon
conviction .h1rCa- le punished ay "a Eaa s5t .es-
tnr five nor more tL-u twenty-five dollars far
each AMI -Fsrv -urn offence HENRY p =.
NAtl tHLANtf. tJHN S. ROSS. JOHN RIDDLE,
C1mui=--oners Of the District Of Columbia. q
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan G--Duriug the frs.
hour today's Stock Market price move
ment was somewhat irregular, but in the
main d HrB tone prevailed. This. how
ever was followed bv "a selling move
ment. and in few instances noteworthy
declines were recorded.
London has sold about 10000 shares Of
stocks today and bought about 5000
The largest purchases were Of United
States Steel There are many believers
in the theory that Kecne or others
streng thcned the steel stocks this morn
ing for the purpose Of marketing the
general list. - the ease with which it
rallied casts dEredit on hi5 view
Traders were the principal sellers Of
Union Pacific on decline. subsequent to
the opening Manhattan was offered down
by pool brokers. Commission business
was scarcely mp to last weeks standard
Colorado and Southern issues were strong
on continued growth of the compauy's
traffic.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
ALDERMAN MATTHEW'S Ill.
New Yorker Carried From Board
Meeting on Stretcber.

NEW YORK. Jan. alderman Armf-
tage Matthews, Of the Tweuty-drst dis
trict, was brought TO tho city hall today
in an ambulance and carried into the
board room on a st~etcher.
Three weeks agO he underwent severe
surgical operation, from which he mas
not recovered. He attended Inc opening
session OF The board today against the adj
vice of hls physician Tie attended iu
order TO make sure OF a Fusion majority
for tho organization q the board
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

along time, fortHe disease develops slowl-
IN some cases, but the poison is in IL
blood and viii bTeals out at the first favor
able opportunity. s. s. s. cures this vast
ing, destructive disease by first purifying
ard building up the blood and stimulating
and inviGorating the whole system.
J. Il. Sells, rs Public Square. Nashville. Tenn
says: Ten years 90 my daughter fell and CT
hc- forehead. From his wound the glands o.
the side of her lace became swollen and tuTstel
attended her without any benefit We decide
TO Try $. S. S, and a few bottles cured her en-
tirelvn
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Government Bonds.
COMMENTARY ON THE
DAY In WALL STREET.

Dir. Keene was credited with the very
heavy buying Of the Steel sccuri-ie- That
developed around noon today His brok-
ers were active in both the preferred and
the common. sad their prices advanced to-
new high prices. 40 for the common and
above 90 Tor the preferred. These secrri-
ties were the feature or the market. and
tue character Of the buying was takef. 10
indicate that the great Morgan clique is
stiH endeavoring to engineer a strong
market
The problem still seems to be to get
the public into the Street. Couserva-
tive brokers say that the commission
house investment and speculative buying
Is stiil Disappointing AS to whether the
important people viii succeed in inter
esting the public fl is. Of course, impos-
sitle 10 say, but the predictions OF care
ful people are hopeful
Monetary Conditions.
The money rate this morning was 6 per
cent, which seems TO prove correct the
statements OF financial authorities that
the bank statement OF last Saturday was
not a true index TO monetary conditions.
The call loan rate does not generally de
cine after poor statement. showing q
decrease In surplus reserves.
As d matter OF fact. the banks at the
present time undoubtedly have a larger
surplus reserve than they did q week ago
The increases came last week in the last
few days, and, therefore. were not given
their proper weight in the average" sys-
TEN employed in making up the statement.
The real gain IN cash was IS 500 600 in
stead Of 81. 500 900, as given by the state
meut There is little doubt that the
showing next Saturday will be partfcu-
larry good This seemed to be generally
understood this morning In the Street
and TOT this reason there was little dis
position TO attach much weight 10 the
Saturday figures.
buying OF the steel stocks.
The advance 10 the steel securities was
supposed 20 be due 20 buying on account
Of advance knowledge Of the showing Of
earnings % be made at the meeting Of
the directors tomorrow. Mr. Keene. as
has been said, was the chief buyer. but
iHefe was some Investment buying Of an
Important character also.
The position Of the Steel Corporation
has been emIneHtly conservative during
the past few months and OF such a ma
turc as 20 inspire confidence The price
OF DIP iron has been advanced more than
the price Of steel and this means that tho
stcel manufacturers have not advanced
lheiF prices as much az they might very
reasonably have done. which IS somewhat
q new ching.
Tho earnings statements continue av-
cc'l-ar Itc Missouri Peclae December
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GrnnEcrs aud PaciGcs.
Washington stock Exchange.

Salcs-C5uftal Traction As. $1,000
1865. 81 coca fC5&a McrgenthaIer Limo
type. ICIIIfle- After caII-LincoIn Ma
tfonal Bank. 2TT125. Nergenthaler Lin
otype. 1OGI--i-- EOI70@s. 1fH110I4. 10
NI7O1s- 1oT170. 1oN1Caa4. loT1697- lea
1888. Green copper: 15033. Capital
Traction. 2OGl664. Lauston MOnotype-
1Og010l4-
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BONDS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

IIIIII IIIC bduIc UlSelSe
manifesting itself in
he form Of swollen
glands Of the neck and
throat, catarrh, weak
eyes, offensive sore s
and assesses ard Of
tentimcs white swell
Ing-sure signs OF
SCrOfula. There may
be nOeytcrnals innsfn-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
SGEsOfazES
THE OFFSPRING
Or HEREDITARY
BkODB TAEMT.

SCrOfull Is but a modified form Of Bloc
Poison ard Consumption The paTcT
who Is tainted by either will see IN In
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
An Afternoon Rally.

During the early afternoon the Steel
stocks were especially strong at new nigh
prices. and the general list became firm
in sympathy with them.
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PInIntiRs aud Attorneys.

The plaintins. Charles r. Flint and
Wallace 3. Flint doing business as Flint
d Co, are represented by Edward B. Hill
as counsel. and William F. GoIdbeck has
been retained as counsel for the Crude
Rubber Company. The complaint and an
swer in the case Of Charles r. Flint and
Wallace p. Flint against the Crude Rub
Der Company, were hled with the clerI,
Of Judge Lacombe's court this morning.
The answer signed by Henry Earle as
vice president Of the Crude Rubber Com
pany is brief and states merely that the
defendant corporation admits all the al
legations Of tho bill Of complaint and re-
specifically submits itself to the decree Of
the court.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FCl RTEENTH ST. Hospital for Animals: s,srsiesI
AM medical cases. Always open Telephone I4I-2
44-e OGIlceLlA 81 ezS-3n0.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
LOANS S. TO $500,

Our plan is the fairest and most cor
veuieut TO borrowers Rates the lowest
Loans made on Household Furniture.
Pianos. and other personal property With
out removal Transactions strictly PRI-
EATE. Easy payments. No expense m
less loan Is made We also loan money TO
salaried people, holding permanent posi-
tious. upon their individual note. with
cut graer s-llrltg- 'Phour 1ls5.
CAPITAL LOAN CT aEINTEE co
COZ 4 Street y. W
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

American Locomotive issues were de
cidedly strong on large earnings reported
by the coupenv. The preferred stock
scored an extreme advance Of % Der cent
Sugar opened higher. hUt soon lost o-er
a point AmalFamateI Copper and Ana
COnda were heavy. Notwithstanding the
resumption Of work at the Anaconda Mine.
Sales to I p. m. sos. 800 shares.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

statement shows an increase in net earn
ings Of Sf2S.139.
The gross earnings recently have not
shown quite so large an increase as in
earlier weeks in the year. and IL seems
entirely likely that for several weeks the
came condition viii prevail This is not
surprising. and does not give any careful
market authority any anxiety. II there
were no i~arease curing the remainder
Of the fiscal year the total showing for
the yea wrlld be Of large increase
Missouri Pacific Declines.
Missouri Pacific was one Of the weak
stocks this morning with a decline Of
points OF So This caused some sur
prise la view of the excellent December
statement. but the movement was con
sidered To be manipUlaJIve one largely
GrHuEcrs and Pacifcs.
st. Paul and Union Pacific went OFF in
the carly trading hpt were stronger later.
The same was true Of the Granger and
ra-fG. securities generally. The buying
by the large interests for an advance does
not seem TO be in this quarter Of the
market n present
Buying OF Locomotive.
American Locomotive, common, was
strong today, with the same character of
buying as has been conspicuous in the
] sock for several days.
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STOCKS RALLY
TN AFTERNOON
StGelS the Feature at New
High Prices.
EARLY MARKET REAGTIONARY.

A Few Noteworthy Declines in "a
General Selling SIoVement-Lon-
don Purchaser of Americans or
acknowledgements shares Make
Good Gains.
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Vow in Full Possession.

81 am now in full possession here. and
I have started to look over tie books OF
the company. From what Z can judge of
my task from such cursory Investigations
as 1 have already made. ! believe 81 will
be Of great magnitude. ] suppose it viii
be at least two days before shall have
any statement 10 make public in regard TO
the affairs of this company"
The order appointing Mr.. Ladd as tenn
porary receiver OF the Crude Rubber
Company was this morning filed in the
clerks office Of the United States Circuit
Court. The order, which was signed by
Judge Lacombe, stipulates that the re
ceiver shall file within ten days a bond ia
the sum Of S5O.C09 with the clerk Of the
court. to account for all sums coming
into his hands. It is further ordered that
the creditors Of the company shall show
cause before Judge Iacombc on January
a, 1902, why the appointment Of the tenn
porary receiver should not be continued
Until a final decree is made
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FAILURE TODAY
OF RUBBER co.
Concern Formally Put Into
Receivers Hands.
ITS AFFAIRS BEING EXAMINED.
William ". LHdd. Who II in Charre.
says IL VIII he Two or Three Days
Before Any Statement Can BE
Made - Company Made No Fight
Against Action, Admitting All Al
Legations in Bill Of Complaint.

NEW YORK. Jan. G.-The Crude Rub
Der Company went formally into the hands
Of a receiver TO-DAY. William W Ladd
qualified as receiver OF the company this
morning and later he took possession OF
the Offices Of the company at % Broad
Street The receiver Immediately set 20
work on a thorough Investigation Of the
affairs Of the company
Mr.. Ladd had a long consultation with
Henry Earle. the acting president OF tha
company. Mr.. Earle had previously been
closeted for half an hour with Charles r.
Flint, one Of the largest stockholders OF
the company and the cstablisher OF it..
After his talk with Acting President
Earle, Mr.. LaGd said:
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Corrected daily by ". r. Hihhs Z Co.. mem
hers q the New York Stock Exchange 1919 ?
Street.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-03-13

Miss Anna Sand, formerly a very
popular teacher in our public school,
is now teaching in Minneapolis. The
Times OF that city had a very fine por-
trait cut of her in it's issue of Wednes-
day.
L. P. Strong of Minneapolis, state
agent for the Northwestern Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. of Grand Forks,
was in the city on Saturday last, and
appointed A. J. Smith local agent for
Sank Centre and vicinity.
Harry D. Whitefeld has purchased
three very desirable lots in Park
River, N. D., and will build resi-
dence there in the summer.
DR.. Dubois returned from Seattle
on Tuesday. His mother, whom he
went to see, is doing very nicely after
surgical operation to which she SUBJ
mitted.
Dan Perkins of ST. Cloud is in the
city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-03-13

Don't forget that Easter is only two
weeks and half away. If you expect
TO wear new suit it is none too early
to select now. Mel. Billed.
The City Steam Laundry washes,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Regan's bread is received fresh on
every Monday and Thursday by r.
Carpentert& Co.
A branch of the Home Missionary
society has been organized by the
ladies of the Methodist church.
If this weather continues number
of farmers in this vicinity will plant
their wheat before April 1-some-
thing unusual.
Money to loan on long or short
time. Farm loans, very low rates.
Charles A. Morse.
The Methodist ladies at Mccormick
lake will give pie social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Craig on March 20. A
hammer and needle contest will be a
feature. Price, l10c.
The Gradatim and Musical clubs of
this city will entertain the clubs of
the neighboring towns at meeting of
the Sixth district to be held on April
Is and Is.
Have you the right time? If in
doubt have Mel. Scherffius set your
watch by his electric regulator. AL
ways right to second. The up-to-
date jeweler.
Glover and timothy seed atBishop's.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-03-13

Street Commission Warren gave
Main-st. very good cleaning up on,
Wednesday-yery early.
The stress are dusty.
The Cooperstown, IN. " Journal
records 81 days of sleighing this winter
up to March l, and more yet to come.
Sank Centre has not had a single day
or sleighing this year-and not to ex-
coed thirty days all told during the
past four years.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-03-13

Particular attention is called to our
display of new spring fashions in dress
goods, silks, wash goods, suits and
silk waists. Mel. Billed.
Visual errors corrected by Mel.
Scherffius.
Miss Maud VanCamp went to Fer
gus Falls on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of friend
New tailor made suits arriving daily
direct from the eastern market. Mel,
Billed.
Harry Parker will change the ex-
haust from the steam pump of the
city waterworks to discharge into the
smoke stack, instead of into the street.
1t frightens horses as it is.
How Bros. & Co. have their deliv-
cry wagon beautifully painted up for
the season.
That awful pain! Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer instantly cures. Safe for
invalids. 25 cts.
A. D. Carpenter, Jr.. returned from
Duluth On Monday. He had been
quarantined there for smallpox for
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Fuller spent
Sunday with friends in Grey Eagle.
No acids are used in washing at the
City Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Geo E. Childs of st. Paul,
formerly Miss Lucy Smith of Fergus
Falls, died at st. Joseph's hospital on
Monday morning, the result of sur.
gical operation. Miss Maud Van
Camp had but just completed very
pleasant visit with Mrs. Childs, re-
turning home last week. Mrs. Childs
has been visitor here on several
occasions, the guest of Miss VanC Camp
She was neice of S. N. Thompson Of
Grey Eagle, and he with his daughter
Mrs. Sitter, and Miss VanCamp at
tended the funeral at Fergus Falls or
Wednesday,.
M.EHogan has money to loan at si1
per cent payable annually at his Office
son or before" plan.
Street signs have been provided
warning people not to spit upon the
sidewalk, and calling attention to tn,
recently enacted ordinance. They ar,
of enameled metal, the letter in whit,
upon dark blue background.
Mrs. F. E. Llbbey wishes to an.
nounce to the ladies of Sank Centr,
and vicinity that IN connection will
her dressmaking she will handle tn,
Kline Kohn Co.'S (of Chicago) ladies
tailor made suits. These garment
are strictly up-to-date and are guar
anteed in every respect. Call and Sc,
styles and samples of goods.
See the new tailor made suits q
Mel. Billed.
The first robin of the season was seel
on Monday. It is hoped that tn,
courageous little fellow may not hav'
reason to regret his temerity in max
ing 80 early a migration.
The weather OF the past week ha
smacked of April, rather than March
Are you suffering from eadache'
The chances are that you need glassel
fitted to your eyes. Call on Mel
Scherffus.