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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-26
GUM SHOE BILL
SCENTS VICTORY
Missouri Senator Expresses
ROseate View
LIKES CANDIDATE PARKER
Thinks Democrats VIII Garry Indiana
Because Tom Taggart Has
Told Him So.

Chairman Taggart tells me that the
Democrats have an even chance Of car
ryins Indiana. and ] believe he can
turn il into a certainty" said Senator
William J. Stone. of Missouri. who Is
I'm Washington today on his way 70 New
York 10 get in touch with the national
managers
We can carry Indiana if we can
carry anything in the Middle West. %
he continued. IF we win IT. it means
Judge Parker is elected: if we lose f..
he is defeated. That is the reason Mr..
TaEgarts assurances that we have an
even chance is most cheering"
Victory in Missouri.
Senator stone says the Democratic
party Is not suffering from any fac
uonal troubles in Missouri, except in
St Louis, and ne thinks those will be
Strengthened out there before election
day. He predicts the election Of joseph
W. Folk and "a solid Democratic delega-
ton 20 Congress, with the exception Of
Representative Richard BarthOldt
whose reelection he readily admits.
The State. me said. would give the usual
majority for the Democratic national
ticket
The tariff and trust issues are those
which he thought should be featured by
the Democrats
His View OF Parker.
He was asked his opinion of Judge
Parker and replied.
"He is Democrat from the view
point OF the country and Of the party"
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CAPITAL TRACTION CAR
AND A BUGGY COLLIDE

CollidinE with a buggy belonging -
2. u. Devlin, of the Tyson House, Sew
enth and p Streets northwest. ycStcr-
day. at Twcnty-oighth ana II Streets
northwest. a Capital Traction car was
damaged 10 the extent of S1I.
The fender was broken. and the paint
scratched off the front of tie car. while
one of the hubs of the carriage was
broken.
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WESTERN ROADS
HAVE THE CALL
Advances Recorded by
Trans-MiSSisSippi Issues.
STEEL STOCKS VERY STRONG
Copper Also Much Higher-Fresh In
quiTy for American Ice Sends It
Up a Point.
STEEL STOCKS VERY STRONG

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-The entire
stock list opened stronger today, with
the exception Of Metropolitan Securities
and Metropolitan Street Railway. The
former lost q. The advances through
the list were generally moderate. Atch-
ison was the leader
General moderate strength character
lied the early dealings Owing to the
circulation OF recent rumors, consider
able attention was attracted to the
stocks OF the roads west Of the Mis-
sissippi Union Pacific advanced q and
Southern Pacific Is per cent. Atchison
sold Immediately after the opening q
per cent higher than on Saturday noon,
and after slight reaction il recovered
the loss Missouri Pacific showed ag-
grcssive strength. rising a point st.
Paul advanced p per cent 500 com
mon gained . per cent and Hooking Val
ley opened up Ia per cent. The rest of
the railroad list improved fractionally.
In the industrial group, the United
States Steel stocks were strong at gains
of substantial fractions. Assertions
were made tlat the regular dividend
would Dc declared on the preferred stock
at the dividend meeting next month. On
small sales Westinghouse Electric ad-
vanced per cent There was fresh
inquiry FOR American Ice preferred.
which resulted IN an advance Of over
a point. AmalgamatCd Copper ruled
fractionaIiv higher. Minor issues were
generally firmer Small rallies occurred
in the local traction issues on covering
Of shorts. The undertOne Of the speCu-
lauOn ruled strong. and sentiment
IA ther f2vOrs Improvement. Govern
ment bonds unchanged; other bonds
were strong
Noon-The market has continued
strong. The trading in Steels has been
large and advanced to IS. Elsewhere
the buying demand has not been un-
usual, but offerings We're comparatively
scarce.
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.
TO TRY LIEUTENANT.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 26-The
case Of Lieut.. James Smith OF the po-
lice force, charged with assaultnE VIII
liam Travers, viii come up before Mayor
Pad at police headquarters. at o'clock
this evening. At the last meeting Of
the police board the mayor was en-
powered to try the case. independent
Of the board.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

1t was dun trading on the local ex-
change today, Greene Copper being the
only stock showing much activity. on
sales of l.5OO shares it reached L. a net
gain Of rs. The closing figures were
1873 bid and 17la asked
Washington Gas made fractional
gain on sales Of 70 shares. but dropped
back to Saturdays bid price, 575s on the
last sale OF p shares.
Twenty-Five shares Of Citizens Ma
tiOnal Bank sold at 26O. an advance of
- from Saturdays bid the transaction
rejecting in some degree the deal now
in progress for the control Of the bank
Two odd lots of Capital Traction at
III and one 81 900 Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad bond at 1852. an advance
Of ! per cent. completed the list of the
days sales
Metropolitan National Bank jumped in
the bidding to $50 an advance of "a. hut
no stock was offered
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FOUR MELR0SE VICTIMS
IN DANGER OF DEATH

AELROsE. Mass. Sept 26.-Au Of
those most seriously injured by the ex-
plosion on the Boston and Northern
street Railway in this city "Wednesday
evening were reported as having passed
a favorable night.
The only ones now considered I'm dan
ger are the three men and one woman
who have had limbs amputated.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Anacostia and Potomac SIS.
1,Op00l031L.
Capital Traction. 150127 1OG127
Citizens National Bank, 10G260. l0d260.
5000.
Washington Gas. 25d577s. 25a57as, 250
57st. 25057Ss.
Greene Copper. 100d16ss. 1OOa16st, 1OOa
I67,, 1000 162.. 1000 los 1.0)0d17.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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SALVATION ARMY.

The branch Of the Salvation Army
from Washington viii hold street serv-
ices in Alexandra this evening at Z
o'clock Following the street Service
"A lecture on the work of the Salvation
Army will be given IN SohuIar's HAN
on King Street All are invited TO at
tend.
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GAMBLING FINES PAID.

George Stewart, Isaac Smith. and Ben
jamin Bannon. arrested bv Policemen
Knight and Arlington. charged with
gambling, were fined 81 each by Justice
CsgOn this morning
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REPUBLICANs TO MEET.

The Republican district convention will
meet in this city tomorrow. The CON
VCntiOu Will assemble I'm the ODrr3
House here at noon tomorrow. when
after organizing, they Will proceed 10
nominate candidate FOR Congress from
this district.
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VIOLATED "JIM CROw'' LAW.

Daniel Ford, "a negro. was fined s. IN
the police court this morning. charged
with violating the "Jiul Crow law. The
arrest was made by Policeman Ivlcs
and Conductor Davis.
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CASE GOES OVER.

The case Of Roland White negr--
who is charged with asautiuE Fannie
Nightengale. was called iu In. police
court this morning, but the hearing %"
II was postponed until next "Wednesday
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MRS. COOK BURIED.

The funeral of Mary Cook. wife OF
the late Rev. Fields Cook took place
from Ebenezer COlored Church yester-
day afternoon. The funeral was large
~ attended by friends OF Mrs. Cook.
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ALL MINISTER'S HOME.

The ministers Of Alexandria have an
returned from their summer outings.
and for the first time i'm many months
all Of the churches Of the city heard
sermons from their resident pastors.
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The dividend just declared by the di-
rectOrs of the Greene Copper COMPANY
Is the third one Of 3 per cent this year
and makes eight declared The total
amount paid in dividends by the com
pany IS 81. 429. 900. The dividend Is pay
able October p. Books close October
= and open October %
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VIRRDPATHY

No medicines administered A new.
safe. and pleasant treatment for de-
sJroying pain and removing congested
ami aeucmiC conditions. LOcOmotSr
UtaNia. rheumatism. nervousness. dys-
pepsia. skin diseases, and deafness sue
CeSsfulIy treated Consultation free.
Prizes moderate. Offices 1885 New York
Ave Hours. 10 10 ).
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w. 7. eALCus, NJ. D., Pm. D.

German SDGCl al ,
on Mental. Nervous, Kidney, and all
Private Diseases, Chronic. and Acute.
Doctors service ana medicine not over
81 Consultation free Tel r. 400. 5. T..
Cor. 9th and II SITS. NV. Hours. 10 20 1,
1 10 3 se23-3Ot
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Swift & Co.'S Sales of Fresh Beef

IN Washington. -. C.. for week ending Sep
TENDER q. averaged .oo ~, ,S cents per pound
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Bull Sentiment Rules Marker,
Nearly Ali Stocks Showing Cams
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. B. Hibbs s. Co., 14le
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board Of Trade, and Washington Stock
Exchanged
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Sept 25. - The
deaths due 10 the accident on the East
Tennessee. Georgia and Virginia branch
of the Southern now number siXty-four
Gangs OF hundreds of men have been
clearing up the wreckage, and trains
are being operated today on schedule
time. AS an equipment, including track
and rails, was Of the best, the delay
was not great.
The railroad has been exoucrated from
all blame for the accident by the local
authorities. The man responsible. Engi-
neer Kane. being among the dead, there
is doubt as TO vino shall be- punished.
Whole Family Killed.
1t has transpired that "a family OF
seven persons was among the killed
The members of The family. named FiU.
were accompanying the body Of Lee
Hill who was killed I'm powder mill OK
plosion at Jellico, Tenn. 20 GaGney. S
c., for burial. when they were all killed.
the dead comprising Hills widow and
four children his father and "A sister.
The bodies Of all were sent on TO Gaff-
ne-.
Small fragments Of bodies were found
I'm many places today but it is thought
that they belong 10 bodies already
found and brought TO this City. one
baby was found 10y the wrcckers.
Crushed Like Shell.
The cause OF the terrible loss Of life
i'm the heavy eastbourd train was OK
planned today 10 seems that the second
coach piowed its way into bank I'm
such a manner that the other cars were
jammcd into #, and. pushed on by the
weight of the heavy Pullmaus. were
crushed like eEgsh,Ils
The complete list of injured as Given
out by the railway officials shows total
of 162, but this Includes an persons who
were only slightly hurt or scratched.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-26

Market opened weak, to II points
lower; noon steady.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 26.-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton market
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain mar
ket today:
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SHADE

Il TREAT LEN ONLY" SO years
practice. Blood, skin, bladder, structure.
nervous. special and private diseases
cured promptly. Consultation free. 602
r ST. NV. scott
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NEW YORK.

Conservative commission mouse brOk-
ers are not advising their customers TO
buy stocks at the present level, as they
contend that the greater number OF
issues are selling at figures which more
than measure their intrinsic value. and
that the probability of higher money
rates and the chance Of killing frosts
in the corn belt are factors which pro-
feSSiOnal traders viii utilize to bring
about a decline in quotations.
Securities are not in as strong hands
as they were a month or 500 ago. and
under present technical market cOndi-
tiOns any uufavOrable DEVELOPMENT
would he an effective influence i'm up-
setting the calculations Of the opera
tors for an advance The bull element
is not so large as ID was several weeks
ago, while the bear party has grown
IN numbers and confidence This fact
need not frignten investors or people
whose speculative holdings represent
outright purchases.
Conditions affecting the intrinsic
worth of stocks and bonds are. ms a
rule, favorable, and j thc current of
business throughout the country con-
tinues along present lines the next
twelve months viii not be a period Of
great bear success in stock market
speculation.
While imports of gold this fan may
not equal the average 81 tire last ten
years, il is prOba Die that a certain
amount of the metal will be brought
10 this side. especially If money rates
at this center enjoy a material advance.
II is likely, however. that foreigners.
will place as many obstacles as they
possibly can i'm the way OF shipments
20 this country, am Indication of which
is already presented I'm the frmcr dis
counts abroad and i'm the advancing
price Of gold i'm the London market.
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pR. WRlGHT. speolaHsL

Diagnoses OF obscure diseases. New treatment
for chronic diseases Nervous prOstrItion, lung
troubles, and difficult diseases cured Hours,
TO 9 daily Sunday, Q 20 /. Consultation free.
737 18th NV. Phone North MS r. iy2-ti
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LADIES ONLY.

For Female Complaints consult MADAM
ADOLPH Satisfaction guaranteed. Adj
dress BOX SIS, this office se20-3Jt
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Observation-Disclosures

For Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma
Hay Fever. and Catarrh- Only place In
Washington for administration OF the
KOCH TREATMENT. Offices. 1888 New
York Ave Consultation and trial treat
ment free.
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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS.

National Safe Deposit & Trust I5IIs l55
" Washington Loan e. Trust ..-..... 2U5
American Security e TrIst....... 1873 900
Union Trust Dc Stcrage- ----...-.. l09is 1925
Washington Savings Bdnk...--... IOf 10
Home Savings Eauk.............. If5
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Wash. Gas Co.. ser. A. 6s..-..... Jos
- A-ii- We lN-s ~. % i,'---.---- luI
L. = E,ec. Light Deb irnp g.. los go.
L. s. Flee. Light Cert. Ind 6s.. iO5 800.
Chcs. & Pot Tel. Co. 5s-.....-... 1OiR lOfI
Wash Market Co, Ist 6s...-...-. 100 90.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.


Capital Traction Co............. I26A I271l
wash. Ry. e. Flee. Co. pf........ 7A 70
Wash RS. Flee Co. ccm...... y I9
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Vac rH, ois suns

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lhf rloEsr Enc snDre nv frienl caurr.
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IA sErrer hEc r.-er reacy fof SINE
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N1za zluuut shc-t D. ioE vacr g
cEl1 s1cWs E-1-pzuzas O. cow. -uEus-
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b. : $685. an szff O. EEt Fa- sac
r. = zoos G On G-z--1sts
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LOCAL NEWS.

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aay.
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RouFr lunos- TO- So

! Raw $50 pc--Er lu=u.s-Es E- e.
49, l-rE Hil fu- 49, -nsrr car au
a. llzs1s1cE ur1srs CT s1--. lrll-- Cor
ErvlEI-r las1rs1
70 LtsEz
Iru1 III.
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Tc CURE 4 GOLD ~ ONE
DAT.
TaEt LArnurf Elruzzc Damn Iat.sls
Al u-1Ez-rsls refuuc IN 49, 6 6 tals
T. -a- w 1-orfs slc1Hrl-s a- cr
49, ncI *
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

Ahou. us.s az NJ Wu b h.r
pax arrived o. Maricr fro1 hankIuC
To-. No-gt DAKOTA anc a. uillera. u-rI
an getting q D. cutie NUMEROUS around
kAriuu. eve-y ore though be- Wa r
? ssErrh o. treasure iron sure rlcf "a
usnder cauuty nina It beam kn1wr
houevs-. scnr EfIs- his a--1ra thai t1r
gen ~ cam lr seGr-t o. vas Ntss t1ua
GAuuEr. daurhte- a. ou- towus--nr Co.
F " CznuAr. To- OF WrGnr~lHy be- cain
&C be- a. ms h-ids ans tooE ue- ~tu
hI- O. hls Ia away home fr -le era.
-o-tt ues1 The csre-nrv vaas rer.a--
- 1y tns Rev 3. l. h1Afee q. tl+ 11-.H
o. tht hrIdr an f-um edlatrIF aftsraarl
1nsy tsoE he tam ru,lC O. otl-a-.
The younE courlf have -u-i ---.--1ee
f1- souls tluls WIthous ne Euru .e-lE. ci
thei- t-rcnos ARD NJ Gamma ll1 -'-
EaoE o. n ana. AZ heEue.s ask@- fc-
ths hEal o. lls 1AuEurer. o. Eccour,
o. ns- hsafst 10. aslnc thf ts~- rr-
tAtne- uEs e Llt1lf - lctAr- tr- tl>
dGurt - Or r. So IA uu-lt rl, go
vuUnr T--upie tmpu-tuu=1 A1c o. cav
hIs oun@enL The rrnou- a. ssAiec 81
unknown hs-s- bus IA ~ ErpaE-u1-F
o. tusIur q suhssartia, rlar an O. ~ g.
uEE. TIE PzEse wIsnss tts1 ulu-t --y
Having : oue = : thc
White meat market on
Carlisle street OpPo-
site poSt-ofhce. ] wish
70 inform the public that
no more I5c meat shall
Re sold in Marion sum-
rncr or winter. ice or no
ice.-R SCHWAB.
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al Men and BOYS Hats and Cap. 10
our stocF 20 be closed out al reduce
prices
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

Baauuful hne az FaScln. tors
Hoods anG TOoues o. close cut
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

Postmaster CrIds- arc wife ~, Thur
AEy uo-uiuc M ~ Louls q vIslg n.
TAR and Mr. Orders brothers. loiilr
aut Move pler>s Whc rssldf thers
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

HE-rsSor Brnau An6 dsuChtsr MIS-
Ruuv. w-er- the guests ~ Geo IlauEhsrsy
AE6 fzzli y a; C1i6wsl Su-rzrs lA< sai-
Ur1zv and SUNDAY
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

Ladies Coats Suits
that should bring Us Sl750, NIL
c.ose Sl475 $500 ones at - A. I
Ladies Fl&nnelette Skirts, pic "
Knit skirts. 4Sc; All wool, Csc
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Glss R1rV h-Insn-. ~ Dzau1 1nausy
unC : As1a11IEC ~ AE-llr r-A5-e
s=Aoo.- wsEl ou1st ~ szeac ZlzLuszS-Ts-
80 gls1 har p4ralss
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-12-01

nc Noc-s, Wfs EnC tvC -al drvr
arrived SAsHrdsy trou t1eIr ho1af ~
Hopklnsviils and vlsisec relACves herr
SUNDAY.
Nrs : 7 Rector BnC twr chll1rsI 81
HAup1cr uAssa6 through hsrt SUnczy
ar rcuts horos fruz vtsii q C-1ttnI-
Christian county