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The evening world., 1904-04-02

Daughter" Lewis McCord and com
pany will be seen in Her Last. Re-
henrsal, and another onc-act, farce
will be The Halfway House. writ
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher.
The Circle Theatre will offer among
others the Hoosier Xouaves, Harry Gill
foil, The -Four Madcqps, ~trancesca
Queen and others. ,
Tony Pastors bill includes Green and
Werner in Babes in the jungle.
Crouch and Edwards. Smith and White:
the H2llands' Harry , r, tSeaStsf and tn,.
Harry s. sanderson Will be given to-
valerie Bergere and company will
scamon's in a one-nct comedy "Riliie,s
18th Adventures of Bcdrlia.' Eleanor
Falk, RAYMOND and C1yerly. Gardiner
Leonard. Valesca and others VIII make
'fProHtor's yhoatresmThe Four Night,
! Proctor's T~wcnty-thlrd street, house.
and Julien Rose. Aurie Dagwell. John
stone Ecnncttennd company. Fanny
Rice and Joe Belmont will be the Others
Avenue stock company and Nine
| Rialto vii, lead tho vaudeville list.
! At the one Hundred and Twcnty-nith
street house the romantic historical
drama. paul Revere will he given.
The specialties will include ,Francell
aud Lewis and Shorty and Lillian
De witt.
Jimmy Britt. the boxing kangaroo,
will he on exhibition ut Huber's.
Powell. In magician. Will continue
nj the eden Musee.
IN BROOKLYN.
Viola Allen. in Twelfth Night" will
be tho attraction at tho Montauk,
The evening world., 1904-04-02

r Few plays will be almost as
M numerous rs Easter hats next
LN week. There will be no less than
FIVE, and. peculiarly enough. the stars
In all of them are men.
Charles Hawtrey will come to the
New Lyceum on Monday night with
.'Saucy Sally" a farce by +. c. Bur
nand. editor of Punch-but don't let
this keep you from going. "saucy
Sally" isn't a girl, but the name OF a
ship. and Mr.. Hawtrey will pose as an
adventurous explorer and sea captain.
Fanny Brough and the other men,
beers Of Mr.. Hawtrey's clever English
company are said TO be happily cast
After this engagement Mi. kawtrey
Will not appear III America again for at
least three years
William Collier will make his first
New York appearance as n Frohman
star at the Criterion Theatre on Mon
provided him a farce entitled The Die
tatof." The comedian plays the part
OF n young American who fees the
country under the belief he has killed
cabman "a New Yorker would
Porto Banos arranges with the Amer
lean Consul to take his place for the
time being. He starts lots OF trouble
And Is about to Indulge In the luxury
Of 4 revolution when news comes that
a sAehd With Mr., Collier will bt
NaAette Comstock. Louise Allen. Ed,
|1zI AholeB, John Barrymore, George
|&st, Thomas Mccrath and others.
Superstition Of Sue" to be soc.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
THE SUGAR-CANE.
The Use of Sugar and tn. Human System.

TTAD Cuba been annexed 1t
II would have made the total
IL annual production of sugar
in the United States over
800, 900 tons! At present Louisiana
is the greatest sugar-producing State.
The manufacture of sugar from the
beet is an industry that is now as
Stunning great proportions. The world
to-day uses over three times as much
sugar as it did twenty-five years ago.
In the United States thirty-nine
pounds of sugar per ~inhabitant are
annually consumed. In Europe, up to
the end OF the seventeenth century,
sugar was used only for medicinal
purposes, and it's general introduce
ton as an article of diet was vigor-
ously opposed. many eminent scien-
fists declaring 1t to be a poison.
| Glucose is a safe and healthful article
| of food, but possesses only a small
fraction Of the sweetening power of
cane sugar. Sugar is n of the sim
plest foods, and the craving for sugar
possessed by children the world over
ing tissues Of the body. One OF the
services performed by the liver is the
storing up Of sugar, from which it is
given out as needed by the tissues.
This is evidenced by the sweet taste
which the liver Of animals exhibits
when cooked for the table. Sugar is
a very concentrated food, and for this
reason ds but lily borne by some
stomachs, especially by those weak
ened by disea<re. 1t is very liable to
ferment and cause digestive disturb
ances. On the other hand, II present
in a considerable quantity, as in a
syrup, 1t has a preventative action,
preventing the proper action Of the
digestive fluids. Sugar Is present il
nearly all Of the popular remedies
together with alcohol. and these tive
substances give the keeping qualities
to the medicine, in consequence Of
which persons using them as tOnicf
often suffer from digestive disturb
ancey.
We all know that sweet butter can
not be. made in a sour churn. The
stomach Is a churn. A foul stomach
fouls the food put into It. When the
food Is foul the blood made from 1t Is
foul also. Foul blood mean disease
Cleanse the churn and you have
sweet butter. Cleanse the stomach
and you have pure blood. The far
reaching action of DR.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery Is due to its effec'
on the stomach ard organs of diges
ton and nutrition. Diseases that be-
gin in the stomach are cured through
the stomach. There is a big elevator
in the human body which adjusts thu
supply and demand of food materials
All the blood that comes from thu
stomach and bowels during the dlges
ton OF a meal passes first through
the liver, and certain food matter l:
extracted. The starches. sugars ant
fats are stored up by the liver ant
issued to the system as needed by
tho tissues. and certain poisonous
meters of the food are taken out AM
r~-tcn rid of by the bile. II the livei
"c"~mosf torpid or diseased, all thest
The evening world., 1904-04-02
WHEAT MARKET.

Trading IN the wheat market was linn
tied to-day, with prices n shade higher.
Outside business was light, as all OF tho
foreign markets are closed. Corn was
quiet hut firm. with Chicago bulls tho
chief buyers.
New Works opening prices were:
Wheat-May, rs IL; September. So bid:
July, % 81.
May, Sc: July, Us to - st, September.
81 "a to 81 5-S. corn-May. 80 - JU.,.
rs IL: September. ~ IL to >. Be-
New Works. closing prize. ,"~
wheat--May, 9S "a: July, 90 3-I; .
Der, S. Ia bid.
The evening world., 1904-04-02

mr. p V. Pierce, when preparinl
az formuIa of the Golden Medical
D:scovery." was well aware OF the CD,
iections to sugar and alconol anu
Carefully eliminated them from lib
medicine.
Years ago when he was In general
and active practice, he found mat a
combination of certain herbs n
roots made into an Alternative extract
wit the use Of alcohol, Woulo az
wavs mt the stomach into a healtny
condition. nourish the tissues, teeo
the blood and nerves and put healthy
tome into the whole system. inns
"Discoyery" makes rich, red 1000
and "a a powerful tissue-builder,
pives the tired business mar o
woman renewed strength and health:
RenidIv growing school girls and
~. nftan show impoverished blood
nv tho nimples or boils which appear
m face or neck. To eradicate the
~no;sons from the blood, and e the
heart lungs and stomach on pure
blood nothing is so good as DR..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery:
Nothing spof,s the red ~corpuscles OF
the blood and causes such paleness OF
the face as malaria, this is also true
NJ the 1yip. II you put your M
IN order" by making the blood pure
Won will not be subject to SUCH o
bles. This Medical Discovery" OF
Tr pierce ia lust the thing for those
who are recovering from ATTACKS OF
tbe grin, malaria or typhoid. II Is a
re~conetructive tonic whose effect Is to
increase the blood cells rapidly-ln-
H. -nl blood CnrnIaClaa
bringing back color 10 the face-re.
storing appetite and strength. In the
case Of aged men and women IL is a
tonic which prolongs life and vitality.
1T has been about two months
since l stopped using DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" writes j.
M. Venters, Esq, OF Regina, Pike Co.
Ky. 81 stayed down In Texas last
yaar and contracted chills and fever
while there. l came back to Ken
.ucky and was about shaking my
boots off my feet when I commenced
using it. I only weighed 149 pounds.
Had been suffering with chills and
fever for twelve months. Took treat.
ment from my doctor and tried many
kinds of patent medicines, and al
seemed to do no good. Since I have
used four bottles of DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and n vial
of his Pellets I feel we'll in every
respect and weigh 1856 pounds instead
of only 149, my weight when l began
its use. I advise the whole South to
keep it in their homes all the time,
and 1 will guarantee they will have
no more chills and fever II used as
directed"
Sick people are invited to consult
DIR. R. V. Pierce by letter. free. All
correspondence is held a. strictly
private and sacredly confidential.
Il NATURES look
Those desiring to know something
about the body in health and disease,
also medicine and surgery, without
technicalities, should read the Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" by r.
V. Pierce, M. D., which al be had by
sending to DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo.
N. Y, 81 one-cent stamps for the
cloth-bound. or 81 stamps for the
paper-covered book.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
BANK LOANS co
TO HIGHER RECORD
Again Over the Billion-D Dollar
Mark, but Wall Street Ac-
Cepts the clearinghouse
Statement as Favorable.

Wall street interpreted the bank
statement as favorable despite the fact
that both loans Ind deposits made new
high records. The loans are now Sl,o22,
IOi. 100 and the deposits $l.O69, 1863, 400.
Despite the big increase of $50, 100, 900
in deposits the surplus reserves showed
an incrcaseiof s95S, l75. h was due to
again OF So. 46l. 400 in cash. which offset
the big increase in the reserve required,
The increase in loans OF l 4,S43. 400
made the total ZONES larger by the
amount of the increase than they have
ever been before.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
MASS FOR NIGHT WORKERS.
Early Easter Services I'm Church of
st. Francis of Assist.

Solemn high mass for night workers
will be celebrated tomorrow morning
at $50 o'clock in the Church Of ST.
| Francis of Assist. West T~hirty-frst
street, between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues. Father Eusebius will be the
celebrant. Father Francis deacon and
Father CELSIUS s~ub-deacon. The choir
OF twenty trained voices. under the
direction Of Mr.. Frank G. Dessert, will
render Gounod's "Messe S~olennelle:'
The prelude. "Marche Religleuse.' was
composed especially for this mass by
Mr.. F.. WARMER.
organ. and will be assisted by MIR. Ed
mond WARMER, violinist, and Mr.. Theo
Marc. 'cellist.
The soloIsts will be Miss Lucille
Strong. Soprano; Nine. Dessert. con-
~tralto, who Will sing Bizet's Agnus Del:
Mr.. THOMAS Boyd tenor who VAL
Archambault. baritone, who will sing
the offertory. Granier's "Hosarna, !"
with violin accompaniment; Mr.. John
]. Dessert, basso.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
WOMAN LED BURGLARS.
Female HOusebreRker Difectet
Two Men in Search of Plumber.

Especial to The Evening worid.)
WILKESBARRE, Pa. April ga
woman and two men burglars ~rnnsacked
the residence OF Mrs. John McIIale, at
pittston. early to-day n got safely
away with some jewelry and a little
money
They went into Mrs McHale's room
with q lamp, made her keep quiet and
searched all over for some money they
certain she can recognize them The
woman. she says. took an active part In
tho search.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
Never Close Their Eyes.

One OF the most curious facts in re-
gard to snakes is that their eyes are
We closed. Size ping or waking.
alive or dead, they are always wide open,
This il can they have no eyelids.
The eye is protested only by q strong
scale. which IL cast off every time the
reptile changes its skin.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
GREAT NORTHERN IN DEMAND
Leads the Curb Stocks with Good
Gain, AMI Northern Securities Up.

Outside securities were strong ana ac-
tive to-day. with Crest Northern the
feature. 1t selling ur 8 points, to IN.
on 1000 shares. Northern Securities
was prominent II the trading, 1t sell
ing up to par, after opening at 80 5-S.
The copper issues were II triie higher.
The bid and asked prices of the prin-
cipal outside securities were:
The evening world., 1904-04-02
WILL TRY TO RAISE Jap
BOATS AT PORT ARTHUR

PORT ARTHUR, April ALI is quiet here and there is no change in
he situation. The weather is warmer and the sick and wounded are max
ing good progress toward recovery
The Japanese who were killed in the last attack upon this place were
buried this morning in the Chinese cemetery outside the town with military
honors.
1t is hoped it will be possible to raise the japanese hreships which were
Junk IN the attempt to block the harbor.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
Louisville & Nashville a Strong
Leader for the List and Gains
Made Are Held Until Near
the Close.
SPECIALTIES SHOW WELL,
Wabash, New York Central, Atchi-
son, Chattanooga and v. S. Rubber
Figure In the DeaIings-steel and
Pennsylvania Recover Late Cut.

Stocks were dull but strong to-day. al
though the closing was a shade under.
There was n slight reaction following
the publication of the bank statement,
which, while showing a big loan &C
count, was later interpreted ~tavorably.
The latter fact started n rally. but the
gains were not sufficient to cover losses
ALL around. Speculation during the day
there were no important news develop
ments over Good Friday trading was
largely confined to the end of the week
evening up Of accounts.
While prices generally were inclined
to fractional improvement during the
session the opening was irregular and
Inclined TO dullness. Louisville & Nash
Vile was especially strong and chat
tanooga Showed strength in sympathy
n advanced a full l per cent. Louis
Vile sold above 100. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific were barely steady and
on every advance there was such good
selling that a small reaction followed,
keeping the price on an average about
is below Thursdays close for both Is
sues. Wabash preferred, New York
Central and Atchison were quiet but
strong. The trading was not particular
ly heavy In these issues, but they were
nevertheless the most active stocks on
the list.
Among the specialties United States
Rubber preferred made an advance OF
] per cent. but failed to hold all the
gain. losing ABOUT "a per cent. on the
sales of several hundred shares of long
stock. Local fractions were dull, the
SPECULATION In these ssh being in
There was. however. no selling pres
sure. Pennsylvania, st. Paul. Atchison
and Steel preferred fell off in the late
decline, but regained most OF the loss,
The total sale OF stocks were 105, 30
shares. md of bonds Sl.443,00 100.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
The statement follows:

The surpus reserve OF s27,7bS, $50 COM
pares with last year and two years ~
is follows: Last year $3.50, SIS, two
years ago 2,6ig,5 25.
The evening world., 1904-04-02


\ fered with. Poison
GUS matters are
thrown back into the
blood, causing head
aches, bowel Irregular
tiles, and often severe
illness as jaundice,
wherein these liver pol
sons are so abundant as
to give a yellow color to
the skin. A bilious spell
is simply the result
of an effort made by
the liver to catch up
when overworked and
exhausted. The "Discov-
cry" is a liver regulator
and rich blood maker
unsurpassed.
The evening world., 1904-04-02
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

Billy Van and Rose Beaumont will
give n now singing and dancing act
Mt Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre OF
Varieties next week. and other features
will be the original Georgia Magnet,
Annie Abbott; Fake and Seamon, Tre-
volo, Harrigan, Rappo Sisters. Keogh
and others.
At Keith's Thomas ]. Ryan ana Mary
'Richfield will present Mike HaRRerty'h
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SIR Bib in Del 59c

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bait mie eS MIR ein Selg miloe lein fam.
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Sin Oemdloe . bel ! 3rn foitet Sic Soc
GSneS 6 bel s 3ou foitet 00c
Gin arobes. 6 bel 8 3oll, @emdIcc $3.50.
Sbre Photographic ipiro unbelbdoiat re.
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S~notanapclio 9smabt.
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Gine Iebr intsrsHant e Mus-
irGnns.

ginen i%eltenen uno boben @enub
bie.et felt geltern Die s.. Qiebsr so.
Den Gunltfreunoen Der Staot. Sn
ibrer aunitgalerie bat Die beiudbrte
6irma ndmliA geItein eire Auslieaung
bon borsisiihen YbOto9raUiiren Der
@emdioe oes eenialen oeutIden Walers
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iieben miro. gOsdlin miro gu Den
0rObten Weiltern oes 10. Sabrbunberts
9erednet, uno elm Bsiu.b oieier Nus
fteluna miro FIR SeOermam bon
gr0btem Wertbe iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-16
Indiana Engineering
Society.

1ie Indiana Engineering So.
ciety" (Stauts. Vereiniauns Ger Snae'
nieure) iebte aeltern IN ben Rdumer
oes Commercial Clubs lire Sabre
@%onoention tort uno erpdblie sunddf
Die folgenOen yeamten:
prdlioent - u. 8. Sadett, Nid.
mono.
gice.p rdIiosat-S. 9. Nelion, Sn
oianapolis.
W.talieOer oes grecutip=g omites =
u. 3. gSOoOs. Snoianapolis, uno s.
W. 6uIwioer, lebanon.
9iner Der geliriQen @ortrd9e bs3ol
lid auf 4oblenqualm- llnfu9 uno Del
len YsIeitIQung. Oct Heoner, u. 9
Sing bon oabier, empfabl fnr ber
ned Die ginri6iune BON me6aniidel
Stodern berbunoen nit Yei9ahung
bon binreideno 6euerun9sraum fiji
jcoen DampfIenel.
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CD.
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ltellt Mntonius uno 4leopotra unter
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Still Des 1g. S%abrbunberts, 1T ouBers
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ten seidmiidt. 9ieies Sulpel mar pcn
Der aOni9in 4nnd bon Gnolano ibrem
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terer par elm S6paser oes erIten Garl
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Knights of Fidelity.
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of Fidelity belt seiiern Waamittag
in ibrem 0auptQuariiere. pierion's
0ane al Noro Deleware StraBe. ibre
SahresberIammlun9 nebf geamten=
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uno gu ibrer seesnieitigen llnterItiiBung
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bOrigen tbattrdftigen Seiitano aeleiitet
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ltiibun9sn $4,000. al Sterbe9elOsrn
s2250.00. uno bod bleibt beute Elm
Goiienbsitano bon s2l6l.a6.
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YaIiant COMMANDED - Sobr Wol-
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lieutenant Commander - See Wolf.
Sdabmeilter - Mite 6eberIpill.
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6inans=S ecretdr RI u. 9armenin9.
Geremonienmeilter = u. %. gifert.
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6iibrer = 6bas. s. Dirf.
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observation-disclosures 6Omite- SObu
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BrnnOsiaenta inns . nebertraGunaen

Sberif an Snteriate Building,
2oan uno Sapinas Mnoeiation. 2pi
269 Oale II. a., Sat pari 9lOO. ST.
1875.
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NADER, Got II. Mc@artp's Gubo. Dor
MubenlOi IL. 80. 200.
patrid g. 6lanelb an Sames Is
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Diinnic y. Wlid al 9aiberine DON.
oea. Got l6l, Starts 3. gloo. Wefi
Snoianapolis. 81, $50.
Mi9aei 8. Spades an @brifOpbsi
Settles, Got %. discus Cub. bon
glod g. YrooIlioe Moo. So. 500.
Snoionapolis Storing IL transfer
ring &c., OIL Gbarles j. Rossner, Got
50, Mc@artp's Subo. bon NuBenloi
110. $1,000.
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6burdman. Got l02, Danoes Sub.
She'll BON Nubenlot 1919. SO. 900.
Soiepb 8. pattiion oil Wiaiam 3.
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Belmont gloo., Got 40, en9IewoOo,
Got 442. Sadion parf, Cots AZ unb
IL. Water's Noo., Wef indianapolis.
SO. 500.
Wnris MnesbdnIel an Welbile 8.
price, Got A. @iOenOur's 3iablano
0one Subj. so, 900.
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