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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
AIoemeiner Waarenmarft.

Bu~tter-Se'te CREAMERY 17-l7he:l /. Aua[itdt. Is
lee; go. 2, 13h-14c; bette na8semn9te. 12-I3hc:
beite9airp 1915 l. aualttdt l2-14ci z. aualttdL IL
-l2Hc.
&afe - 9mins, SIC; gOnn9 alnericus, g.
9Ae; 8rid, neuer, 7b-84e; 9imbnrser, neusr, s.
7c; Shpeiaer, 12A-13e.
b It n-SeIte, $l.05; BETTE v~Ilebiums". $1.o5-
I.07h.
Sef1Hqet- Surfeps, 10c bns 9fb; 5ibusr, 10
1916 bas 9funb; @nten. 8-8Me bns 9funb; SanIe,
6-7c bas @funb.
eier- Saus frtf4s, gertuts ubsere4nst 12-
124c tas 9ubenb.
SaIbfGeti9 go big Is 8fnnb @etpi9t. SIT; rs bis
100 Qfuub, 9-9Ac; 100 BIS ITO 8funb, 1Oc; eetpbbn.
litbes bis lbmeres, 7-6e.
Srii9e Slide - 8taGf 8aB, aroRe, bas 9funb,
l2-12Hc: 8ife, 5-5hc; 8lfereL. s..
10 d s-6etpbbnIi9es big beftes, 1S-25e
per 9fuuh
8 O. 9untler bis beler. 9-13c per 9funb.
e5encpru - 7-9c per 4funb.
8DpCoru-9eItes, S1.0O per 100 9funb.
Sa~ubeu-3obme. ma9ere bis fette. 5Oe-S1. rs p9bb.
maple 3uder - 9teuer, 1Oc per 8funb. Maple
SDrnp, Use per 6aGone.
aepfel- 9ie beiten. So. $500 bas g5as.
gttronen-W9eifina, S%5.Oo-3,5O; California, $500
-3.2 bic Giite.
ZEN meftna eipssts, sa. 25-s.75; Seedlings
f3Oc-3.25,
gananen-Sefte, 75c-s2.Oo has gInbeG.
Ananos- $50. 1926 per Grate.
Observation-Disclosures, 10 poo bas 9funb.
Grbbeereu-SaiIOis, 75c-Sl.OO; Mi9igan, CO.
sec; Snbiano, $l.00 l. 25 fir Is Q~uortsGiIte.
&artpf ~eln-9e6rous 32-3l: oas 9uIbel; 8eerles
32-34c bHs 8uI6el; HOis 35; 8urbants. 81:
bag 8uifeL 9teue, 81. 00-3 90 bas Sag.
9uBe &artoffeI n-Au5 Sltuols. $2.50-265
bas 6aB.
9pargeGn 40-60c per 9ubenb.
Q8etBtraut- ueueS. aus 0ttftfippt 50. 75-4.5 so
per @rate.
@urfen-aus9eIubte, 35-45c oas 0be; gn 2o-25e.
Crime Grbfen-$1. so per 8uIbeG.
Srnne 3mtebeIu-30c bic &ute.
&opfId1at- 9ief9er. 30c bic Rite.
Of nj m e - 20-40c b. Bfo.
@etBrttben- nere, soc per 8MibeG.
GDtBe Guben- rteue. 40c per 8u.
@eIbriiben- nele SOC bas 9bo.
miebeGn-a roth ober gelb, 6O-65e bos Bulb.
8leBlant - lc bas 8fuuo.
9tn bites d Ell - 75c-$l.O0 PET 1G0 8inbeG.
@9nittbpbnen-$2.5O -3. o. per guI9el.
9BahSbobueu-$3 $50 20 Der 8nIdeL
S~Ifermaaren- 9petuefLeii1fdiI 1916; fleine
Sdmal5fiiten $50.
9dute-6rli9e, ~aefaI8en. i9per, SIC; friTde, a.
ialSen. bei4dbist 7Ac; Ralb, go. /. 104e; go. 2, sac.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Sehr eanitiee mitterun9.
G~aufenoe BON polmen utto aroeren tropiider
Gewd9ien uno Slumen.

Die gauge Natur fdetnt in elmer giinFigen
9timmung 3u fein eegeniiber Der 8reater
4mertca= Iustellung urO rei9t Dem aunltz
gdrtner, 6errn llri6, cine bilfrei4e 9anb
in feinem 8eitreben, foI6e Iuyuri0Ie 5arben
uno S6atttrungen 5u er6eu9en, pie lie ielz
ten in Parfz unb 9artenonlagen 5u firben
finb. 2uft unb Sonre nettetfern miteinanz
Der, bas tpei9e @ras i'm fG0niten Grin berz
bor3ubringen, nGbrenb bic 8Glns &nc1pen
tretben unb ibre g~ero0ten 8ldtter 0ff11en.
8ef u6er auf benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in berz
gargetter Wo9e fpnnten it9 eire Sbee bilben
BON Der fommenben 99Dn6ett bes plabes.
8egenpGrtig itnb es alerOtngs Bios hie
8Gume unb bas 9ras, ipel9e ben fmara9z
benen 9intergrunb btlben peroet fir Die be-
abft6ttgte laboriDie gluntenDer3ierl111q, ober
tie ftn0 boiler unb belebter ais Tie 1ebtes scSq6r
tparen. lleber ben P1aB bsrt6eilt itebt mon
9aufen BON ungepflun3ten 8iI4en unb
Soufenbe BON SOpfpTtan3en, ipelde tire
Pldbe in benz ~aGlgemeiren gerI9Dnerun9sz
Plan ftnben tperben. BUR bsltimmten s3eit
peroen Sat1 enbe Don Yalmen urb 1eltenen
trDptf9en 8lumen anfomrne1r, u10 bie1e iperz
ben ben 9auptt6eil BEL bteIcm in feiner Nrt
e~in3igen 8erf90nerungsplan biloen. Die
8lumenz0 Declaration tptrD pieTes cSabr einen
o1r9aus trDpi14en G6arafter BADEN. &eiz
ZEN BON palmen perben bic breiten Wsoe
begren3en nn6 perben Dc11 ben t6urmboben
9G6ern Der groBen @ebGube nieberI6auen,
pd6renb bic S6dBe Der tropif4en 8lumtn=
melt benz 8ef 9auer bon ben 4roBen 8lumenz
beeten 5untden ner0en. 8iela neuer1 8llt=
merbeete itnb bergeit eut porben, unb cine
entT3iebene 8erbeferung bes @an3en lit Der
Sbatfo3e 3u5uI6reiben, Dap man9e Der grpz
BEN pldBe, Die lebtes Sabr ben Ge1ldJar brr9
Spnnreflefttonen auf ben glibsrnoeu 6teiz
men blenOeten, iebt bor 9roBen 8eeten bur6z
bro9en iinb, porin Die 54Gbe bDn Sc
tpG4sz unb Sreib6duI fern i6ren BGab finben
tperber. 9amit ben @eIu6err bic grpBarz
ti9e Pro4t biefer bielen ~Slumenqdrten auA
BET Nd4t nibt D%erIoren ge6t, fino 8orbsreiz
tungen getroffer, bie1el6en finftib bur&
@leftri3itdt gu beleu9ten uno tDirb Der ST.
felt Elm iiberraf9enber fein, Die grpBen Sc
bGlt0e iperben, Bis gu einem getpiKen @rabe,
pieber gu i6rer friiberen Nn1tdt ferqe teut,
iebo4 1T es ni9t beab1i6tigt, benIel6en bic
pftmats blenOen0e @eiBe BON lebtem Seya6r
51 geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Gin bartes @retfemalter.

ginen freunbli9eren ~2ebensabenb bdtte
Mabe 9ampton, ieBt 5ipeiunoa4t3iq
Sabre alt, berbient,
8pr benz 8iirgerfrts9e elmer bet gr0Bten
@flabenbalter uno @~runbbefiber Siioz@aroz
lina's, nd6renb be5 &rtege5 elmer Der tiibn=
item Geiterfii6rer beg Siibens, na9bem er
oergebens ben 8ruoertumpf gu permeioen
gefu9t, na4 benz &riege elmer ber be~ftdnz
bigiten Siibz0 emofraten, St~aot8gouDer=
neur, 8unbesfenqtor, bur9 bic jung
bemofrottfde" 8etpe9ung politics gstir3t,
unter Prdiioent @leoelanb @ifenbd3nzGomz
miffGr BON &urbes pegea, 1T er tiir5li6 burd
cine 5euer5brunt fetnes beI9eipenen 0eim8
tet Der Yibcarolini14en @taats6aupttabt
Columbia beraubt lpprben. @r lebt isbt NIT
ieiner braben feingebilbeten Sodter in elmer
elen0en 9iitte duf benz 8rdnbplaBe.
Sbgleib b0Gig berarmt, bat Wabs 6amp=
ton iebe ibm ange6otene 6iGfe au59eI9lagen
unb frtitet fetn 2eben btr9 9iihner3u9t.
Dor einigen Sobren bur4 einen ~Sagbunfa1
zines geines beraubt, 1T er gleidnobl nod
beute etne itramme @eitdlt. Der 0}ut6, init
benz er in 10 bo6em Otter Yein MiBge19id
trGgt, 1T in feiner Dirt mod gldn3enOer, als
Die auf 70 man6em S9la9tfeloe pon i9m
belpiefene 3apferteit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Der Sob be9 ein3ieen @obnes 6es
berii + IN zen beuti If zameritant =
SOurna1titen 6riebri6 SAT :
anret lit beretts in un1erem vSSSnlanb"
befpro6en tpor6en. Srte0ttn 0af1auref
itarb, fern Der Gtncinnatter 9eimat9, i'm
Sttober 1885 an elmer tidi16en
&rant6eit gu paris, muir breiunD=
unofinf3ig Sabre alt; 5ran3
9%afauref itarb, gIet9 benz 8ater, fern
BON Der Gtncinnatter 9ein1atb, an elmer
&rantbett, unb 3tpdr auf ben B6iGippinen,
gar nur d6tnno5pan3ig Sabre aft, Sin 6offz
1nngSboQer Qbbotat, be19loB er beim Gus
6tu4 beg &rieges nit Gpanien, @olbat 3u
perben. 9a er it6 f9on borber au9 militia
rtf4e &enntniie erporben bate, 10 mar er
balo in Stanbe, bos Sffi5ierseramen fir
bas reguldre Seer gu befte6en,
un0 nt4t bur6 Mlgs-'s @naDen,
fonbern bur4 eigeres RDnnsn, err
btelt ct eine 2~eutnant5teIe Bel ben 3egulGz
rem. 9ein g3rgei3 mar es nun, fi9 oIs
eben1o tii9ttger Soloat gu betpG6ren, tpie es
feline O6eime, er al NuguIt @aIentin
unb SberF 2eopolb Martz
breit g%etpefen. (0ie @itttpe BON @eneraG
&aub 1T cine 96peiter 5riebri9 9afauz
refs un0 Mart6reit bonn rGinc. 8oltsz8I."
1T 8riebri9 9aFauret's 6al6bruz
Oer). So3 10 i9nea bat auf
ben Pbtlippinen, tpO6in er bor
Sturgeon u1s Offi3ier i'm iiebenten reguldren
SnfanteriezRegimen getommen, Der Sob
benz tiiRnen @treben Gran3 6af1ouret's Elm
@nbe gema9t!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
I'm SoDd Threitet nie nsr Onl

Sn Soma f6reitet, tpie rer n0ooen=
port Dem" beridtet, Der NnI6!nB an biz
beutf47ameritanifde prOtef=8sme9png rii=
itig fort. nOie bielen beutI9en 3eitungen
bes Staates", f4reibt er, nitnO fait Obne
Gusna6nte fir cine %Itramte OrganiIation
begeiitert un6 Die Saot, Die fe geTdet,
trd9t bereits ibre 5riidte. Sn M q NJ
Il n g, GarroG Gountp, lebtete5 EN- btut=
Ides 8oGiperf G6nli6 pie Scott Goltntp
1T am Is. W}ai Elm beutIG zarteritani Aer
8~iirgerbunb ms 2eben gerufer ipprben,
Sn Dubuque 1T Die @riinDung zines
1pl6en inn @ange, ebenio in Gipu
GttD, Oenion, 9anburD rnD an
heren PldBen, unn mas bos Srfreulidite
en- btefer n@pltserbebun9" 1T, ba5 1T Bic
Sbatia6e, boB faft iiberau Mdn1er an
Der @piBe fte6en, bic III Oieiem
2anbe BIAS 2i9t Der Me1t err
bltdten, beren 8Gter pber GroBbdter
9euti6e tparer unb bic fiG i9rer Nbfunfi
Mot f4Gmen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Gin ftberes U1ittel.

@enn ELL S0rper bl1ttorm lit, 1pen1t CT bic
g{obrun9 nt9t mebr 9ebOrt9 5u perOaueu,
ober Die peroauten Stofie ni6t mebr in or6=
ltun9s9emGBer 8etie aus3uf6eiben permas,
1Dern babur1 bic @rnGbrlln9 beeintrG6tt9t
Dtr6 1nO eamtt bic Sebenstroft ra6IaBt nnO
baum iit es al Der 3ett, al ben ct. 8eruarb
&rQuterpilen feline 3uflu6t 81 nebme1, 3u
Dielem it6eret urtb allbemGbrteiten SeiImittel,
6as nod tets nit @rfol9 oltgemoiot wuroe,
UNI Die 8erbanun9 ionie bic GbGtiofeit Des
meni9lt3en Sr9antsmus 81 re9ulireu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Steffen in 8%eripabrung ge9eben babe, uSA
mamie i'm, fu9te &olinger, u@mil, ba i'd
i'm nur beim 8prnamen fannie"
DIN 9tenftag @eitern) f3GoB bas 8reusz
ber6Dr &ouinger's, beien birette 4usfagen
bur3 bafelbe nt9t erf9Ittert nurben, u6.
Me6rere Ner3te ertldrten, baB Seuer an 2etz
9en feline 8laIen 5ieben tOnne, ipie Iie an Dem
2et9nam Srau GoQinger's con1tatirt tpurz
ben, muBten iebp4 5~ugeben, baB bieie Sns
formation nur tbeorettf9er Natur fei, 0a tie
niemals ielbft ge1au ben San bedenOe Ser
fube gema9t bdtten. 0i9tige 3eugen MAJ
rem W3atbids Wil6elm 8aumgGrtner, Der
trDb Der Ibleugnun9 Rolinger's Die D6en err
pdbnte l1nterreoung be1tdtigte, unb Srancis
Drummer, tpel3er %be6auptete, baB er einmal
RoQinger cine Morb9eI9i9te aus elmer beut=
f9en 3eitf9rift pprgeleIen babe, nobel bieier
6emertte, oaB Der 6elb berIelben feline SADIE
bumm angefangen babe. 9eute biirfte Die
8epeisaufnabme abgef9loTen iperben. Die
8e9auptung Go1inger's betreffs Der in Der
S9rdntfammer angebrd9ten Wanbbretter
pnrbe BON a1ebreren 3eugen, barunter audi
benz SpAn oes &ngetlagten, enttrdftigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
mern ods KIeine sdbnt.

70 perIGltmt ri6t, has olte ullb mobl erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir bas l3abneu Der SinOer,
Mrs. @inslow's 90 otbin9 Sprup, alt3u=
penbell. ST beru9tgt bas Sinb, ermei9t bas
8Sa '915feii4 n Dfls'i IS al %is b gi9'gMS5i3 {fei d fpG'rt
0iargboe. S~ilniunb3p on5ie @elltS Die Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

vGttr@ BaGe"". ~saGuator"" 4uS
,,Sairti0"|,
Nettte MaI5btere, 9ebraut bon Der
GOnr. Seipp Sreu9.GO. Sm SS1a1G,em
Tito G6Tert st baDen. SetcpDone:
So $780, SottIit9 9eptut+ 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

- Sn g6icago foGen 800 miIionGre
tpobnen. Ilfo ni4t einmal 70 pieIe ols
Sage i'm SABRE!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

fir lebteren um MiGipnen. 11nb 10 tpirb
bas S9idial %unlerer grbf9aftsfeuer BON
Neuem ia6relang in Der Usage f9peben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Oiehmdrft.

~inbotsB tuurOe tn ben stOt.garOs tie folst
n nfirt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31


f4pdde Elm, namentli9 als 9ert 9cneen
i'm fr1g, Db er it4 auf cine ltnterreOung
nit einem g"epiTen Matbta8 Bil6eIm
8aumgdrtner, bic er nit bemfelben an Is.
poer Is. Ndr3 int @ountpgefdngniB gebabt,
beTinnen f0nnte. Mie n6mli9 8~aumgdrtner,
ber ert am MOntag 3ufdaiger @etIe bonn
9taat5anpalt ~gefunben purne, be6auptet,
bat RoQinqer i'm beranGa7en po1en, fir
ibn als @nttaItungs3euge auf3utreten. unb
8tpar foQte 8aumgdrtner bei6p0ren, baB
3oIinger am IA. pber Is. DECEMBER bic
9an0toI4e nit benz Por3eQangeiAirr unb
ba5 9Gft6en nit ben Papiersn 81 ibm in
Die NO6nung gebra4t unO bort Ibsr Na4t
gelaRen Bate.
Roainger fonnte fiG, aGs ;bm auf bfefe
nnterrebun8 be3itgli4e 5ragen borgele9t
pnroen, auf ba8 Datum biefer itrterreoung
ni9t beiinnen unb leugnete, als Jpn 8aums
gGrtner'5 @rtldrung ~DorgeLeIen ipurbe, aues
ab. @e6r nobl f9ien i6m iebo6 babel ni9t
31 Mtut6e gu fem; benin er pii6te Ii9 pie=
6erbolt nit einem f6tpar5gerdnberten SCI
f9entlt9 ben S9peiB BON Der 5tirr. SER
ner bebauptete Rouinger, baB sr bsreiis ain
Qben0 Ieiner 8erbaftung mitaet6eilt babe,
baB er Die 9qnbtaf4e unb bas a0lt4en
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
OVGrCamG a Run.

run on him was precipitatet oy
an article i'm q daily paper but ne
stood at the helm. firm as @ rock ana
paid every caller when they FOUND
they could promptly Eyt ih'f money
the run stopped. They dion { want w.
Old depositors returned Increased thr'r
accounts. and soon the Franklin syn
dicate was doing a larger business th'n
before. The press had inNesuEaled
nm. Several Of his Cus 0mcis had bnan
visited. and no single one nas been
found who did not acknowledge thA,
ne had received every week a lu p'l
cent. dividend on his iry. .meut. either
in cash or by check Finally the oanE
coaE their opposition and now gladly
receive his accounts. and. wen tney
may if his claim bc truC, That he has
accumulated a surplus of over 10000
when Us deDosIted with various banks
in brooklyn and Mania an boroughs.
y" conversation Mr.. Miller seemed
perifcliy frank and rulv to answer
questions. I'm reply T. tha query as
to whether he had evolved any p3rticu-
lar system 81 gaueing the market by
which he could make sure calculations
Vf ats course. he replied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
II Guarantees Principal and Has
Paid 10 Per Cent. Weekly.
ITS CLIENTS NUMBER THOUSANDS.
Frank Statement of William r. Miller, the
Manager of Its SpecuIations.

The world is fun Of problems, of
which not the least harassing to the
average individual is how to make the
most of money with the least capital.
The sole capital Of the majority is
either brains or Drawn at the begin
ming OF life's struggle, and he who
exercises either or both to the best ad-
vantage is the winner in the strife.
In Brooklyn is located a financial
institution which has excited the curl
osity, not 10 say the astonishment. Of
financial circles. Ii has been the OBJ
tect of envy. Of bitter denunciation by
rivals, of press criticism. and yet il
keeps !on in the even tenor of it's way.
and rigid and thorough inVesti CATION
has failed 10 discover one single case
OF default in its promises. although
these promises are so diametrically op-
posed to ordinary financial theories and
experience as TO seem absolutely i'm
possible. Herein reference Is made TO
the Franklin Syndicate. of No. 144
Floyd street Brooklyn. OF which VIII
liam +. Miller is the highly efficient
manager.
At the age of twenty-five Mr.. Miller
developed a taste for speculation. and
showed such acumen In that direction
that number Of his friends formed a
pool placed the money In his hands
and authorized him 10 use it to the
best advantage in Wall Street. Not
being a member Of any exchange. he
operated through brokers in whom he
had confidence. himself directing the
investments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
BRISTOL.

The ladies OF the Congregational club
are making arrangements to hold a
japanese tea in the chapel Tuesday,
Dec. s. from TO 10 p. m.
II. w. Blanchard will deliver his fifth
address at Soldiers Home tomorrow
evening, subject, IF a Man Die, Shall
He Live Again" After the address
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard will give a
sacred concert.
Mr.. Fred Gowing, principal Of the
State Normal School, will deliver ad-
dresses to the teachers of the public
schools i'm the afternoon of Dec. S, and
TO the parents of the pupils in the
evening of the same day.
A series of sOcials have been ar
ranged by the committee OF the Bristol
Train of Artillery, commencing on FRI
day, Nov. "a. The committee OF ar
rangements consists OF Col. A. B.
M.eggs, Lieut. Col. J. II. Bayley- MAJ
A. W. Barrett, Capt. f. o. Garvin,
Lieut.. G. T.. Myers, Corp. G. II. Usher.
and Corp. II. II. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Allen of Locust
Valley n. Y, accompanied by their
cousin, Miss Ida F. Perry. arrived this
morning and are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Easterfbrooks. Mr.. and
Mrs Allen were married on Wednesday
hast in Locust Valley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
Plunged Info The Sea and Rescued $50
Persons With Aid Of an Engineer.
MADE A LIFE LINE TO STEAMER VASCO
Secured Hawssr Which Was Brought Ashore and
HIichsd 10 Tree On This Inc Crew Of
The Vessel Reached Land

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The Navy De-
tial account Of the conspicuous gal
lantry Of Ensign w. II. Gherhardi dur
ing the recent terrific cyclone which
swept across Porto Rico. 1t was for
warded by Cap Snow, commanding
the United States Naval station at San
Juan. Capt. Snow called attention to
the fact that the ensign was in the
Naval Hospital at New York as a NJ, {,
suit OF the exposure and hardship un-
dergone at that time. Ensign Ghsrar-
hi twice before has been mentioned for
conspicuous gallantry.
The statement forwarded TO the de-
partment shows that when the storm
was at it's height. Ensign Gherardi and
J.J. Jiminez, a civil engineer, ran along
the beach to the point nearest the ship
ping which was dragging anchors
through the terrific force Of the wind.
The schooner Conception, loaded with
$50 emigrants from San Domingo, and
the steamer NaSco were in great dis
tress. The people were jumping over
board from the schooner.
Gherardi plunged into the water and
began dragging the unfortunates
ashore. He and Jimnez in this way
rescued nearly 4JJ persons. Six would
not leave the schooner and were
drowned, the vessel going TO pieces The
two men with others then formed
lifeline, headed by Gherardi and got
hold OF line from the Vasco and fas-
tened II 10 tree. The crew climbed
along this line to shore.
ever commanded thorough going shrd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
0LNEYVILlE.

The cantata of Ruth under the di-
rection Of L. b. Stillman, was given at
the Broadway Baptist church last ev-
ening, being rendered by the members
of the choir Of the church. The attend
ance was large, and all seemed TO be
well pleased with the entertainment
A delegation of about 40 of the MEM
bers of Manufacturers lodge of Odd
Fellows made a trip to Taunton on a
special trolley car Vast evening, where
they were the guests Of Sabbatia lodge,
The visitors were entertained in a way
that calls for a return visit
The officers OF the Grand Court of
Foresters will officially visit Court
Gen. Sheridan Monday evening.
The Socialist Glee club held con-
cert in Textile hall last evening which
was we'll attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
EAST PROVIDENCE.

This morning Charles Stone the
barrel man." drove into Providence
where he was met by an agent of the
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, who ordered him to return to
East Providence and end the existence
OF a very lame -.orse that he was driv-
ing which order he obeyed.
The attachment of $1,000 that was
served on the Providence Albertype Co.
a few days ago, by f. G. Sayles, was
discharged this morning
Harold Peck son of Town Clerk
Peck, who was kicked by horse a few
days ago. has recovered sufficiently to
be out a portion of the day
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must say / have been unusually sue
cessful."
While conversing with him the mail
delivery wagon drove up with bushels
of letters. This" he said, SIS the third
delivery this morning. My average
daily mail is over 5000 letters. while
some days the number exceeds S,000
and they come from all parts of the
country, and about one-quarter con-
tain remlttances for shares"
From an adjoining room came the
continual click Of numerous typewrjt-
ers. Inspection showed a good-sized
room filed With young lady operators
as busy as bees.
You must require a strong force TO
look after the details of your bust
ness" the writer remarked
Yes. and among my bookKeepers l
have two expert bank accountants to
whom l am obliged 10 pay pretty large
salaries. One is - bank examiner. /
am obliged from week to week to in
crease my force OF ass istants as busi-
ness increases" said Mr.. Miller.
But. he continued. Il have the
ory that one concern like this can han
-stieeeSsf tfffy orrfy II given amount
of money, and beyond that limit ii be-
comes unwieldy will reach that limit
in few months after which no shares
Will be obtaina~ &, except as sharehold-
they can do at any time by giving a
weeks notice. and wAere the amounts
are small do not always exact that"
In fact, during the conversation a
call came for the withdrawal Of a $50
Investment, which Mr. Miller pad over
without a murmur.
do you expect to be able to continue
TO pay these dividends indefinitely"
was asked.
II do not see why shouldn't" he re-
Piled I'm all this time, eight years
since / began, / have never failed to
do it. and / don't see why / can't keep
il up. Why, l made as much money
for my clients during the Spanish war.
and also during the recent depression,
as in most booming times. The whole
secret is in being on the right side OF
The market and knowing when to un-
load. Then never put all my eggs In
one basket. l don't consider there is
any luck in 1t. IL is all in knowing
when and how to invest"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-18
Great Fortunes Made
This Way.

The great fortunes gained In Wall
street by Jay Gould, Roswell p. Flow
err Russell Sage and many other nota-
BILE examples were each mads by one
individual master mind, able to COM
prehend and contro. the intr'cacies Of
the financial problem. They were sue
cessful. They were able to foresee and
take advantage of the market. The
friends of Mr.. Miller claim he operates
in the same manner. the only differ
ence being that t..ey did not invite ne
general public to share in their profits
~ He ift4-t9es, t4rere Is an oTd 1dare
that nothing succeeds like success. Mr..
Miller has been successful.
The outsider is apt 10 shrug his
shoulders and insist that there must
be something wrong somewhere. III a
man advertised to do anything. no mat
ter how impracticable il may appear.
and does IL. surely no one can charge
him with mdsreDresentatlon Mr.. Miller
is frank and plain: he tells his patrons
Mhat ne does with their money. He
invests 10 in Wall Street speculation.
His record is evidence OF what his ru-
ture should be. IL he guarantees h,s
clients against loss. and has thus far
made good tnat guarantee presumably
he VIII continue 90 do SO. He does nut
guarantee weekly dividends. but facts
developed by investigation show that
he has constantly paid them. and facts
often disDrove theories.
As an instance. the ease Of william
X. Schnefer OF No. SO Stockton street.
Brooklyn, was cited with permission 10
use H..
The family OF Mr.. Schaefer made an
investment Of $4,000 some time ago.
Thcv have drawn In weekly dividends
$1,000, and their investment remains.
a Well-knoWn druggist. Mr.. ITUg.
corner Floyd and Tompltins Avenue.
sll thot he had made small invest
mau' and received his 10 per cent div
i5.1ds every week as regularly as sat
urdIv comes
q barber sold out his shop and inves-
ted Too syndicate shares TO the amounf
OF 800 lie SAYS 10 ia mucb easier ~
live on $3.50 which he now draws
We 'tIF than "a was 20 live from IN.
profits NJ his shoD. Mr.. Miller I'm his cir.
ou'ar. gives a number ~ BROOKLYN ref
erpncos: as we'll as from other cities
Thcy can be seen and interrogated. He
slys his customers are his best refer
cnces,
can it stu be said that IL is not
efum3te7 Is any speculation more
can ~ be argued that he gives no
security? Does any bank or broker
give secura.v2
II is only one of the many chances
I'm the ~ame Of life. and ~ YOU Invest.
your only security must be confidence
and you take your chance with the
rest.