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The Washington times., 1905-02-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway As,
81 .o0o5SsIaa s.. .e00asSss, 81. .0o0Gs82s. 4,G0e4
=sss, s1ooeuSSss
Capital Traction, I0a14e1z.
Washington Street Railway preferred,
1012s5a, .50aSsaz, 50QS9, 504S91a, 50Q891a.
1850. 19qs914. 5oas9lz. 50@S91z. ed8s1a, 2H0
a92s
Washington Street Railway common,
10o@30, 10000, 5e93015, 100@3 @30az, l00a3074,
1909 3esz. 50a30ss. 5oa30az. 1O0030M
Washington Loan and Trust. 20221, 10
@223 T42211s. 104222, 10n223.
Union Trust and Storage, 10G12SM. 30
49,
metropolitan Citizens National Bank.
I0q357.
American National Bank. 1oa16S. log
fsS. 10a1e9, 10a168, 5a1es, 10a175.
Columbia Title, 10e1J4.
Washington Gas, 3@66Sz, 25G662,
MergenthaleF, 511a9. J0u199, I0ni9S, 100
49, 106019sI4 1G9519915 1eQ1995s, 5G1991z,
5alasSs. 5e11995s, 5a199zz, 1e01991z, 2G1991s,
10119ess.
Ianstor. 100a151a, 100a151s. 1oaaf511kz. 100
0I5s4, 1oGa1ssss. 100enl5s<. 1eeGI5a4, 100Gg15S4
I00a15x, 1ooa1e 100016, 100016, 1e00lul.
buyer 60l, IG0G16, 100dl6, 100G16, lG01161z
buyer 60), 1600157s. 1oe416. 109G16,
100q1szk, 25n15s4. z5015sz. 50o@161s; buyer,
6es 1o091elss; buyer, 60; 1o0@I5zs. 10G9155a,
io0al5zs. 100015zs. 109a157s. 1o0d15az. 70d
1875, 100s0155s. 10o@I53s, 100416: buyer, 60
1006I15Sz. 100115A, 100416; buyer, so.
Greene Copper-10902e: buyer, go; 1000
e. buyer 60, Too 2S5s 100@2SM; buyer, 60.
After CaT-I.anston, 1000157s,
Washington Street Railway pref, 59Q
S95h 500S91z.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
FLATHEAD AND YAKIMA
INDIANS NOW IN TOWN
Chief Chariot Bill Owhi Samuel Schawooa and Others
Here Resplendent in War Paint and Feathers to
March in Inaugural Parade

when they refer to the Montana Con-
gressman. and If doe" does all they
seem confident he win do. he viii have
established a record in Washington.
In addition to their claim against the
Government the FIathead Indians are
also much aroused over n proposed in
vasion ef their territorial rights. A part
of their reservation, they say, is 10 be
are willing, they say. to i've IN part of
their land. but wish TO have it deferred
few years until they are better able to
support themselves on the remaining
acreage. They think their chief and his
counselors should be consulted By Uncle
Sam before such a step IS taken, and
claim the right of conference on az
matters seriously affecting their people.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
ATTEMPT TO DEPREss
MARCH COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-Cotton opened
steady. points lower to Q points higher.
The feature Of the early market was an
attempt to deprsss March by issuing
notices of 30, 600 bales. The position
broke to points on the call. but i'm
mediately recovered on heavy buying In
which those who put out the notices
took a leading part. Within ten minutes
it had risen 13 points. going points
above the close of yesterday.
Later positions. sharing the strength
quotations of last night, and the whole
market acted nervous and oversoid.
Spot houses and foreigners appeared to
be purchasing August
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
EMPLOYEES MAY WATCH
INAUGURAL PARADE
Navy Department Interferes With AL
legged Plans of Officer in Mills
Building.

Following the publiea ton in The Times
a few days ago of the announcement
that hydrogra pliers in the Mills Build
ing were barred from the use Of win
dows on the second floor of the building
from which to witness the parade the
Navy Department today issued an order
directing that the windows should be
exclusively devoted TO the use Of the
employees and their families.
It was claimed that the chief officer OF
the division was preparing to preempt
the eI.tfre second floor.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Raz/zvay Share Disturbances
Not Reflected III Louaou
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

tReported by ". B. Hibbs & Co, z&is
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
chfcage Board of Trade, and Washington
Stock Exchange
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Tried to Prevent Them.

Pascale says that the agent at Mis-
soula tried to prevent the two Indians
from leaving the reservation and threat
ened TO arrest them If they did so. They
were TOLD their trip to Washington would
be of no avail. Nevertheless. they came
and are passing their leisure hours sight
seeing. They are waiting for Representa-
tive Dixon Of Montana to secure an In
PRODUCTION TO the President for them
They speak Familiarity OF Joe" Dixon,
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Home Building Association
LoANs ON REAL ESTATE

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
It win accommodate you for building buv-
ing, OF improving a home or for investment
and need money. Call on the undersigned for
information and taking ssack. Applications
for loans from agents solicited
GEO. w. LINKINS. WM II. WETZEIs.
Pres 500 18th st. NV Sec. 2135 H ST. NV
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The Washington times., 1905-02-24
WHlPPLE CASE GOES
OVER UNTIL FRIDAY

The habeas corpus proceedings brought
by Mrs NJ E. whippIe for the posses
sion of Arthur Wright Wrippie. who is
being held from her, she alleges, by her
husbands parents, came up today and
were postponed until Friday.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK.


a dispatch received yesterday from
Palm Beach, where many wefl-known
manufacturers are enjoying an outing
states that Mr. Frick, Mr. Schwab, Mr.
Bacon. Mr.. StillEnan and others OF the
Wall street colony predict 1To for Union
Pacific eammon, $50 for Northern Sc
curities. and 80 for United States Steel
common. The same dispatch says that
the substantial interests of the Wall
Street community are buliish on the
Eries.
Traders are much mixed in their
opinions as to the immediate position of
Union Pacific in the market. Many
who have not entirely believed in the
advance have. nevertheless, been awed
to disappear from the market
Many persons believe that the South
ern coal and iron properties might be
very prohtably combined at the present
time. because if the indications are
trustworthy there is period of extraor-
binary activity in the iron and steel
business just ahead. and they believe
also that the properties indicated for
this eonsolida ton are not already so
heavily capitalized but that they might
be combined at double their present
cdpitalIza ton. to the immense profit
of the organizers, but they are not IA
vorably impressed with the stock mar
ket methods SO far employed toward
this end, ard are on every hand skeptic-
al of the outcome.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
CANNOT PLAY BALL.

Ball playing seems TO be physiological
1y beyond feminine powers. After care
full investigation. the principal of girls
college finds that a larger and lower-set-
ting coIlarbone makes the movement of
the girls arm less free than that OF the
boys. so that she cannot hope to throw
well.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
CHARGED WITH SETTING
UP a GAMBLING TABLE

Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given in the Police Court today filed n
warrant for Jonn E. Mattern, of 436
Seventh street northwest, whom he
charges with seturg up gambling
table He will be tried within two weeks.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
GETS HER DIVORCE.

Justice Stafford in Equity Court No. z
today handed down q decision granting
an absolute divorce to Irene Ruth Day
ton from Roy William Dayton on statu-
tory ground. The plaintiff Is granted
possession of her infant daughter, Eliza
beth Lillian Dayton
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
UNFAVORAbLE REPORT
on AUTOMOBILE BILL
Commissioners Do Not Approve of
Mortgaging Streets to Street
Car Company.

The bill introduced in the Senate
granting to the Washington Railway
and Electric Company a franchise for
operating automobile lines in the Dis
trict does not meet with the unauali-
fed approval of the District Commits
sioners
In spite Of General Harries' earnest
plea for the merits of the measure in a
letter TO the Commissioners last week
the report OF the Commissioners for
warded to Congress today is not a IA
yorable one.
AS stated by the eompany's officials,
the object of the bill was to allow
automobile lines to be used as feeders
for the street car lines.
Some Crosstown Lines.
It was intended to operate a cross
town line frem New York avenue and 2
street northeast. along P street to Du-
pont circle, and also from Eleventh and
G streets southeast, up Eleventh street
and Maryland avenue TO Fifteenth and
Fl streets northeast. Other routes not
specified In the BILL weer TO De operated
The Commissioners objected to this
feature terming the measure a general
franchise. While ehCommissioners
would be in favor of automobile line
or certain specified routes in the city
they do not recommend favorable ac-
ton on the bill in its present form.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb 24.-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton market
today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
SUSPECTED NEGRO BANK
ROBBERS PHOTOGRAPHED.

Chief o. Police Ben Price and his
assistants have been working all
week in an effort to locate the three
negroes, arrested here last week on
suspicion of being implicated in the
bank robbery at Leland, Mis-. From
IA description be sent TO the authori-
tes thGre il is believed that he has
the right men. Dozens Of letters have
been received asking for descriptions
and photographs. Yesterday one was
received from the w A. Pinkegton
detective agency Chief Price accord
ingly had the negroes set for a photo
graph in the front room at police
headquarters The negroes Chambers
and Knox quietly allowed the photo.
grapher to get a good shot at them,
but Brownson put up such q lively
fight and resisted so strenuously that
the idea Of getting his photograph had
10 be abandoned
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
REPORT BRINGS
PLANT TO CAIRO
RUMOREO THAT LARGEST BUG
GY MANDATORY IN THE
WORLD WILL BE LOCATED
HERE - NOTHING DEFINITE
AS YET.


II has heen reported that he latest
addition 10 Cairo's long list of indus
tries is to be the Michigan Buggy
company. Of Kalamazoo, Mich, one
Of the largest buggy manufactures in
The woeld
While the founder and the manager
of the company has been In Cairo for
the past week. off GERS OF the Com
mercal club, who negotiated with
MIN, regarding The removal Of the
plant here, said last night that moth
ing definitely had been decided upon.
II is sincerely TO be hoped thai the
report win come true and that the
plant will soon be located in Caro-
The Commercial club has many
deals and plans under way, but these
are kept from the public and tn
press, in order 70 keep compel ng
cities from attempting to land them.
Mr. w II, Lane, Of the Michigan
Buggy company and Mr.. ]. II. Hand
beck, industrial agent of the Big Four
Were in the city last week and il t.
known thar the plan of remoy ng ihe
big plant to Cairo is being considered,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
MoNTEFoRE CONGREGATION TO
HOLD PURlM CELEBRATION.

The Pufim Fest val will be Oh.
served by Moatefore congregation az
1850 p. m. Sunday March 2Gth. The
exercices will consist of childroa $
service o be rendered by The supcrin,
tendent. tcnehe,s andSpubipls of The
Sunday school Appropriate hymne
and detrimental and vocal select.
.ons. Rabbi - Ssdlar will read q
chapter from the Book of Esther and
deliver discourse On the subject!
Sowing and Roaping Seats fee
Everybody welcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
MAJ HOGAN GETS
PLUMB At LAST
MOUND CITY POLITICIAN FINAL
Lyit LANDS LUCRATIVE FED
ERAL JOB, AS CLERK OF THE
EASTERN DISTRICT or U. S.
COURT.

Major DAM Hogan, who a year ago
was the favorte in the race for the
Republican nomination for secretary
of state. and who ii was rumored had
an eye on the governors chair, has at
last got a palitical plumb, that viii
probably last him the rest Of his life.
The plumb while not as juicy one
as the secretary of state of even the
collectorship. is a good one and
brings in something over $1,000 a
year. Al dispatch 10 the Chicago In
ter-Ocean, from Washington yester-
day, stated that Hogan would be APP
nolnted clerk Of the United Statea
court Of the new eastern district.
Major Hogan has been known far
and wide for his ability to bob up Sc
renely from what seemed utter de-
feat. Last May when he was defeated
Tor the nomination for secretary OF
state by James A. Rose. Il was said
that the polit cal career of the major
was at an end, Later he appeared as
d fayorite candidate for the position
of internal revenue collector at East
ST. Louis. 10 succeed Gen. Powell. He
was defeated in this by Lowden Of
East ST. Louis The papers had no
sooner stopped printing stories about
.sthe passing 81 Hogan" than he again
stfg,psa ipt0 the politicalll,melight Of
southern Illinois politics by being Sc
lected as abe clerk for rhis district.
The appointment has not heen made
officially bur the Inter-Ocean yester
day said. "a hard fight has been
made against Hogan, but his work for
the Republican party last yetS was
highly appreciated by the administra
rTon and there is no chance Of his
being turned down again at the White
House.
The clerkship is not life long job,
bur Is practically the same az i con
times as long as the julge does not
object,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
MILLINERY IS TO
HOLD FULL SWAY
CITY WILL BE GIVEN OVER TO
GRAND OPENINGS" AND
"DiSPLAYSps or WoMEN'S
EEADGEAR AT LOCAL EsTA6.
LiSHMENTS.

Cairo. this week viii be complete
ly given oyer TO millinery displays
and openings The latest creations
hats and bonnets will be saown
and HE effects and beauties Of the
various shapes, SECS ana shades of
women's headgear shown in the diff.
ferent Cairo millinery establishments
TO the delight and OBLIGATION of the
fair Sex Of the city
Elaborate preparations have been
made in the different stores TO- the
"grhh 6befiihgs. The stores have
been beautifully decorated, orclea-
traa VII furnish muse. and femiaity
In punches will attend tie dlnaren
aifairs@s
sInStfhsiens have ibAsa sent out
broadcast not only in Cairo but to all
.tnas neighboring towa and village
ana such rare attractions as are Offer
ed will no doub; bring forth hundreds
Of women during the next week
Mrs Bracket, Mss Wallace Ms
Duncan ana the Fair viii all hold
their openings Kaufman Bros
nga next Monday Kaufman Bros.
will have her display on next Thurs
day ana Friday and Mis- Bell viii
hold hers on Saturday Il viii be
great week for the Easter bonnet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
PAY
CAIRO A VISIT
COMMITTEES ON TOUR or IN.
SPECTloN TO STATE iNSTITu.
TioNS PASSED THROUGH
HERE YESTERDAY AFTER
MOON.

A party composed oflthe members
Of the committees from the TWO
branches of the Illinois legislature
with their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts. visited Cairo Saturday for a
few moments They are cut on a trip
which includes a yisi to all Of the
charitable institutions of The state.
They left Springfield Thursday morn.
inC, travelling in Pullman car, in
which they will spend Week ending
al Springfield next Thursday
Tho party came down from the
Chester penirentiary Via Thebes The
car was attached 10 No C here. Anna
was visited later in the afternoon,
where the party inspected the hospit
al.
Miss Evelyn Hediger Of Cairo was
a member of the party.
Editc. Thomas Williams Of the
Thebes Star accompanied the party
down from Thebes,
In the party We're Senators Robert
J McElvian Of Jackson. and Robert
s Hamilton of St Claire. and Repre-
sentatiyes James f. Noyes of Stark
J f. Daber, J. NJ Kittleman, H. T.
Ireland. Thomas Renaker Of McCau.
pin, c. Z. Martin, G, W. Witt r. D.
Kirkpatrick Of Franklin, J. J. Cook,
and - f. Clertenberg Of Cook
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
SHOT At WIFE
KILLED HIMSELF
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY FARMER,
HOLDING BABE IN ARMS,
TURNED WEAPON ON HIM,
sELF--WIFE HAD LEFT HOME.

spec III 10 IHt DutfttlH.
Charleston. Mo, March 25.-Late
yesterday evening Coroner Howle and
Constable Bailey were summoned to
Bemets Mil, eight miles west of this
place to take charge Of the body of
Warren Duncan. VINO had shot himself
earlier In the Gay,
Duncan and his wife had been liv.
ing together al Bertrand. until last
Monday, when she left him and went
10 her mothers at Bemets Mill, Yes,
terday Duncan went to the house
whero she was and a quarrel ensuel
upon her refusal to again live with
him. She claims that he fred Three
shots at her and one at the baby. none
Of which took effect. Holding the baby
on his left arm he turned tne revolver
on himEelf and fired one shot, entering
his right temple from the effects of
which he died in about one hour Dun
can was about &c years of age and
leaves a wife and caild.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
CHIEF MAY GO AFTER
THE SMOOTH SWlNDlER

Chief Of Police Ben Price had in
tended going TO indianapolis this
morning to bring back the man, who
so smoothly swin6led Solomon &
Sons. the junk dealers. out OF $25 last
week. and who was arrested in India
napolis few days later. upon infor
nation furnished BY Chief Price. Ye
terday he received a letter. however,
from the Indiana authorities. stating
that the swindler was badly wanted
in Omaha. Chief Price is waiting fos
a letter from indianapolis. which he
expects TO receive today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
NEeEo WANTED IN JACKSON
CAUGHT BY CAIRO POLICE

Isaac Monett, negro. charged Ia
Jackson. Tenn with having obtained
money Endef false pretenses, was ar.
rested yesterday by on GERS CoweH
and Allan Moffett alias Murphay
had shipped his household goods 70
Cairo and was preparing 10 mortgage
them to a Cairo man when be was ar.
re ted II is claimed that he bought
the furniture on the installment plan
and shipped II here ana did not re
main to pay the weekly insiallments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
ALDERMAN A. S. FRASER WILL
NOT MAKE RACE AGAIN

Alderman A. S. Fraser Of the Fourth
ward, has decided that the job OF al
German is too strenuous, with TOO lit
TIC money and thank attached to it
and he has decided that he will not
he a candidate for re election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
YOUNG BoY STEALS WATCH
AND Us ARRESTED HERE

Hade Pace a Young white boy at
Bard@el, KY. was arrested here last
night by Chief Ben Price. upon infor
nation furnished him by the Ken
lucky authorities Pace is wanted for
stealing a watch at Bardwell Friday
He was wearing the watch and con
les.ed 70 having stolen H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
A GOOD MOOD

Jones-Iye had a terrible time to-
day at The oflceasand nm mad clear
through
Mrs. Jones-Well dear. wouldn't IL
be a good time for you to beat the
carpet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
DRIVEN TO CRIME
BY AWFUL THIRST
NEGRO ROBBED PENNY SLOT
MACHINES AND SPENT THE
MONEY FOR sEER-MANY 20
LICE HAPPENINGS.

Driven to crime by an awful uncon'
querablo thirst for Calro's Own, is the
sad story Of Jim Black. the negro who
was arrested last night by Officer
Wilson. charged with having robbed
the penny machines in front Of Beck's
and Aliens stores, The negro con
fessed and aid that he had robbed
the slot machines Of 40 pennies and
had spent the money for beer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
LIKES GRAND OPERA
chicagoana Spent $4,000 Last Week
to Hear Il.

Chicago, March 25rThe week Of
grand opera which closed tonight has
been financially he iarges, ever
known n Chicago. For ght per
formances, including two of "Parsi-
fal,' the reea,pis aggregated more
than $4,000 Receipts for the two
"Parsfal" performances alone Melted
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
BIG ThEsEs BRIDGE WILL
BE COMPLETED IN APRIL

Editor Thomas W Williams. Of the
Thebes Star. was in Cairo last night,
and said that the 100000 steel
bridge across the Mississippi river
was rapidly nearing completion AMI
that the engineers in charge Of the
work expected to have trains running
from the Illinois shore 10 Missouri by
he latter part Of next month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
BALL GAME FOR
THIS AFTERNOON
MATCH TEAMS TO CROSS BATS
ON TWENTY-FoURTH STREET
DIAMoNp-soME DOPE FoR
THE FANS.

This afternoon at 2:2s the Blue
Ribbon" ana Founders" baseball
clubs VII play a match game at Twea
tyfouIh street and Park avenue
The teams will line UP as follows
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Bottos Bowling Alley on Seventh
street now open for the season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26
BASE BALL DOPE
FOR CAIRO FANS

The Cairo Champs 1904 and to be
in 1905, dressed in their suits OF white
win make the visiting. teams look
blue
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Vetter. who led the Delta league
with the stick last year With the av-'
erage OF 1874, is after Job on the
Cairo team. Manager Mccarthy will
probably send him a contract.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

An eminent alienist says that base.
bali viii produce insanity. That's
nothing, every spring there are lot
Of crazy people in the Jackson Pur-
chase thai. are claiming thar Paducah
viii win the pennaat How do they
manage 10 keep out Of the Beetle
House" over at Hoptown7
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

A party Of local fans" win spend
Sunday in Paducah to get a peek"
at the Tom Tom Beaters. just to see
hcw Chief Lloyd's braves are stack
ing up and the great Percy Wilder.
Peck Butler and Bobby Blackburn,
formerly Of the Kitty league. bur now
lighting for jobs with Toledo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-26

Manager Mique Finn of the Toledo
team. at present in Padueah has
written here for dates from April LIST
and End or the Sth or 9th. Manager
Mccarthy has advised him that there
win be nothing Stirring. If the Ohio
ans drill back this way on April 23rd
and cath. when the Cairo team is in
shape We wfll make EN- think thar
this is class "A"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-07-13

Clifford Larrabee, the painter, was a
PRESS caller yesterday.
Miss Grace Walker is visiting friends
at Spencer Lake, N. Y.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-07-13
Bent Her Double.

II knew no one, for four weeks, when
| was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" Writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, OF
Pittsburg, Pa, "and when I got better,
although | had one of the best doctors
| could get, was bent double, and had
to rest my hands on my knees when |
walked From this terrible affiiction
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health and strength, and
now | can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful Guaranteed to
cure stomach, liver and kidney disorders;
at l.. Taggart's drug store; price soc.