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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nss is-cstf1s- 10 choses
srsdes, sssass ~ iss bashsrs range eassls ssrong
10 shade higher. tsisaissEs' sssck ard Gamers.
firm sssessrz sn1 lessaers stsadF. xxtiss market
CRED 20 eAafrs - &g1s ~ Ssssr nss3n "a s<ss
49, n4Ksd ssassrrs. tss17s seseess1 fsstsrs s. 10
tTa. saea 30 ehasss s. ssAs o.: hss4ers, - .s$
So. e&nns7a. s.sa3s % tSsils, & sses ~. ezIves
sssT fed Texss l+esss. u ss VI grsss TsSss sfsssx
& sSsst s &eassTa ssts< aessss. tszz =
ftsxs-Mzrta4 searxAus Be ksSss. MIXED aaf
hateasrs s. sars 81 soes 20 shssse hsssy. IS 0s
~; rsasA h<ssy. 2sssss. lsks. 81 ssss@; tass
u sales. 81 ssas
sfseezs4 Atost sssaay: Isusas s6tiss ss4 stssxiy
swzsss r1Ssiss wsshess. s. rsazs 60. ismis SIS Is
Western vsfhsrs. ssas 81 ws~tera lAsass, EfsSs q
ReesaEss~cxtgie. H,as. hoxs. s.eap. sAesp. is,as
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nes u Cattle fsecesvts. sans rnarses
steady sSsasg Bssise ffs st%Sss. 81 szs ss Wes.
eyu agergs, u s@as Texas steers. g. $50 81 ngs.
AID hesssfs s. 41ess - esnzeTs s. ssea = stoeh-
en- Ats sesssefs. s. seg1tFs. esssss ttssTs b.s.s
s1A sxAszs IL zsz3s5
Efeass he s1fss SIS. SasYhrt sss2fy 20 e iew~
hezsy g sses ~ snixs5, sSEs4t. issas. s. ssza Is
fszsz q SAFES. = SsesSa9s
ShN<.s- Issesfgts s.ga: n&gsst. ssssfss fsSr "a
elsase~ wssssEns sssfs ~ eozzsoH AID siaek saSsc
t. ssss: IAxs@. sssss.
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
Jobbing quotations today were a. fellows:
Sugar, Flour and Coffee.

s,igar-t:olden C. in bbls aasc; extra c, In hbis.
Mated. ioe In biis iisc higher cube, 3eee; spot
cash prices.
Flour. ete.-pstent Excellent, Dss; Novelty 4.
~ 10; Star, bakers, S. Is; California brands. 81 70,
corn neal. white 10 per 100 lbs, ia isis SACKS:
cracked wheat. aa per 100 lbs in lolh sacks:
farins s IS per 100 lbs. in lola sacks: farlna g
per 100 lbs. in ieh sacks; graham -four, T5 per 100
lbs in lelb sacks whole wheat -four. 81 q per 100
I II In .ole sasss; re meal g 70 rsr isa lbs IN
split peas io-ie sacks. S. SPLIT peas s. 50 per 100
lbs in 2slb boxes; pear, safe, s! . per 100 IBIS in
y 20 per Of So 9Th pkgs. fancy relied S2 50
rer bhi. in alb sacks; corn meal. yellow, & %
I 81 $50 ss1 s5a s p sss per- s ss II
20 ID sacks; cracked wheat "a PER hhi. IN Saih
sacks graham eaur. a. 20 Per bti in SAP .aes so
whole ~hea: hcur. 81 per htl, in soih sacks; rye
neal, ss-s per s1i. u ssie .acs.; re ssaI s. per
rolled oats Hlh saeks 81 S fancy rolled eats. psr
10. 2aas.c: Costa Ries choice. per H. BSais,e
Rosstei-Arbaeales in 100 ID eases. Per ew, az IS;
s Jaws ssss tn @ aa Is se .ss Per- . az,
Mocha. H.; Tsraeeis. 32.e; Gus.smsla gtr. groursa
coffee. issease; Lion. iee, si27s: Gss. sias; -.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs aud Poultry.
Batter Ranch .ec ur; fancy dairy. In squares
lsa9c: Washington crrsmeries. Lib ard sih prints
$500.
Cheese~Natise Washington. rSaise: Eastern Iss
10 half skim eheese lletl2e.
Esss-stfietlT fresh ranch. 7saze: Eastern, e3s
2sc.
Comb honey-Caiforslia comb I2tsI5c strained
,iVssc
Pouisry-Live chickens. lie live turner's, isc,
dressed turkeys. ia ise: dncts. ssas per dox
Nuts.
Wsusfs PR n. ssetx. iir: Eastern tiach val.
nHss Ike rscsss, fzaiN, hibsrts lac: Braziis for.
almonds. fancy, soft shell. isc almonds. No G. ise;
peanuts. .c pins, lie: hickory. los eocoanuts per
dox, fsc: popcorn. &c per ID
HAY. Grain and Feed.
Hay-Fuget sound. per ten. silesf7. Eastern Wash
tngfan ,imathy 81 alfalfa. siaaii
oets-Per tors. sz1aA
Nsrisv Relied s91s3I
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

A nesaesahie thug about nearly Al the csarnrnis.
sissn houses on Western avenue gust new 10 sae
fAs that tey are eiu< stored vita traits ana vsxs-
tSsaes Tor tas holiday tgsSe Appae4 orAaxes cram
berries rats S all KINDA ard ,otssa<s are axrissus
aimest every day 10 Esch larger quantities than
present sales Justify
frssif Is oa tas iRaeass- especially fog apyaes -
the good varieties asaaly 10 Erxi-<IA<s con-
dltien fhss erzas top p-sces, ha, merchants are
nc. VERY a1siezs sell
Peas sell veil whers good ones can be ,,-eca.ys,
eut he greater part # the stock is essrTigs. and
sales slow.
was fron Wisconsin and the ether, an especially
rns berry, arm 81 the New England states
The demand - gradually Increasing More sAsp-
rnsnts are expected before the end If the week
Local vegetables seiiinS fairly veil. although
the market Is slightly eserstocksd The demand for
celery Is fair. Especially good lunches are good
sellers at saetsd prizes, az ia sone cases little
above. There Is a good. steady sale fac radashss
bets. tarnips and similar Vegetables.
Potatoes firm. with q tendency towards an In
crease Ia nraee. Shipments of locals the
decrease. farmers holding thsir stock, and
unless Eastern potatoes Be broaxht over al thu
price the market ADVANCE Sweet pots-
toes are plentiful. with good. steady demand for
than.
The dairy market continues unchanged Butter and
eggs arua At quoted prices Shipments IL ranch
are Snail. and dealers anticipating another
rise.
The season for new nuts is on Large shipments
of simaBds siherss and pecans are coming IN ana
are selling well 81 teS!ass quotations A Of pea
nuts arrived this afternoon, and vss divided suaas
the several commission houses. Tue uut crop has
been rather disappointing this year. and IL IL preb
able that all p.ieas vii advance before the hodsy
This years pack # dried fruit Is arriving la large
shipments. The market is firm, and there is good
demand. Present quotations rifle although en- adj
vance is probable. owanS 10 the fact that ths pack
is very light.
The paper marke, is unchanged. excep, for . 10
Per cent advance IN envelopes.
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Financial.


NEW YORK. Nov, n-The Commercial Advsr-
tiser's London financial cAhaeeram Mys:
The expected money squeeze here proved 10 -
mild The call rata ranged FROM 20 per cent
With fxtares at = per cent. There bssow-
ing from the bank, ard halls were steady and Idle.
holders keeping back cfefinss The stock markrt
occupied with the settlement The tone WAS
good. the for the moment hsing dsrrsarded. and
the money outlook being regarded a. easier. Con-
sels recovered yesterdays decline.
AmsficAns weak and hesitating. New York
selling. but Just before the close New York came
IN as . strong buyer al around. ana the close
In tie street was baeyant Atchson preferred was
In demand, a. well ~ Southern Pacific. which
touched ~ Paris bought spanish soav up 10
o. and Tfnioe to ~. AnAcpndAs were N alA.
weeks cctnow Was Ell0.Ua
silver was strong continental demand.
BReadstuAs.
LONDON, Nov B.-Wheat--Carros Oh coast.
buyers Indifferent ayrrnton cayvoes On passage.
nesninai unchanged; Ensiish country mssksts. part
LIVERPOOL. Nov. H-whest, dun, whess and
-four in PARA, steady; French country nAsksts.
weak Spot wheat, dnii fafusss. steAdy5 Decsn'
her, b Nd; March. + sd: Nay 3 80.
old. u sd Futures: November, nominal: Decem
ber, cuirt, - sd. January. steady. IN sd.
ClOstng Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. E-Conscls for mnney, ~ urM
Canadian Paddle. ~; Union Pacific preferred, n
dividend, rs. NORTHERN Pacific preferred. re-: A.
GIBSON 81. Grand Trunk, "a, AnaroudA. s.; b,
silver. q lid. money. stat per cent
e q 20
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Traae.

CHICAGO, Nev. f5--A decline At Liverpool was
the early factcr Ia wheat Derember opening ct 0tA
sc and May At s0fsSlc, decline Al M4e Liver
pooi opened steady the advance here yesterday
buf weakened bearish domestic statistics Trade
was duh and, early. chiefly In the hands IL scalp
ere. though there baying 10 even up Ne
Lain Bros trades Fluctuations were narrow silehs
advances being caused by huying against puts and
small declines by pvcAt-,akiug. Towards the close
Minneapolis reported all Ns four mills working
Northwest markets were firm. December advanced
sharply TO 6;easse and May 10 Tide The market
eased of On pruht~tsking. December closing be un-
der yesterday. al SHE. aud May ss3r lower At
.ika3iir The volume o. trade somewhat larger
than IL has been recently.
Corn Wa. rather dull. hu, fairly steady helped hy
a better shipping demand. There some de-
msnd from the country To sell Fluctuations were
narrow. December closed unchanged May cleeed
unchanged
Oats dun bat steady There was an I'm
proysfnent tn the demand and country Offerings
treer. The only incident was the covering of
a short line Of 800 90 bushels u May. December
closed unchanged. al Gac. May closed unchanged
at z5kc.
December liquidation. particularly OF lard. wa
the feature in the provision trad. Thcrs lisss
January trade Pcrk. lard and rihs osened un.
changed from Yesterday. and closed unchanged The
volume Of business small and the tone ~
easy. In sympathy with lower hox prices Thers Wa
4 slight improvement IN shipping demand De-
eeuher pork closed DC lower. Dreerntry lard 3xc
under Yesterday. and January rfhs 81 lower.
The leading futures ranged fniiows:
Wheat Ia A.
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General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Ncv -innr-Receirts, Alsi1
barrels; experts. E.kS barrels. MARKET opened vrsh
with wheat. ruled moderately active. and cicsed
nrm, Ia ke<nans with the favoesnls turn In the
prizes 81 wheat.
wheat -Rrceirss. 81, no sssAess; expcrtA 1.ns
tsshelx- Spot. firm, No red, ~ {. o. b. atoat.
Options opened weak Ac lower, under unsatisfactory
cshisa Prices further declined he with local haai-
dAticas: quite active Later there rally a hS1e
covering. following rrposts II wAfiike attitude q
Russia. Closed firm st net unchanged prices to ic
advance. March closed II 7s1el May closed Ut 10:
neeensber closed AZ nc.
Cesee-orticns closed steady. unchanged to 5
points higher sales. H. 30 BAGS including Decemhey.
sss6s Soc January. S.uc: March. 5ase: SPOT Rie.
ncninai Ne Z inveies. &c: No iebesns. &c; mid.
adiet.
sagsr-Rsw. sseaedy; fair renains. sies; centzs-
fusal. - test. Nc; refined. steady.
Metals.
The market for metals was wssk and unsettled
sii day. closing demorHiised and buyers indifferent
The cable adeiecs repeated net unchanged situa-
fion abroad. with apathy And weakness continuing.
Televraphie from producing points Was equally
unfasurahle.
ris iron-wsnanss. duii: SIS ssasiau fos March
and April delivery.
CcN,er--Laks. duh: SIS
in--Unses,ied: So saa21.
sp<lsss-Weak and lower; AsaAA
Lead-Quiet: Assk5s e1i The arsn that hxss the
senx price for miners and smslters quotes lead at
81 40 at the close.
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Dairy Products.

On ske Pfo6aee EseAsnss today the butter market
wss 6rsn creamery Isa is.es dairy. ltazlc Cheese
wssk; ilss &c Exzs~Frrn; fresh. lse.
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Hu6yan casss Nervousness TwftchinGA
Asianchcsia. sleesisssnsss. D~sponA1mcy.
frrtsasia,y. Hudysn IL good. for II cures
permanently.
Aadyan t. capital remedy for that
heart complication characterized by head
aehea iF1e. 81. nash.ng II face upon slight
sxertcn tF!x. u. choking sensations and
difficult breathing fFsK. u. irregular sut-
tsrins Gig p. cold hands fFix - and feet
Hudyan stimulates 10 perfect activity all
the organs Of Digestion ana s4s~imi,s ticn.
Ia consequence Of which the food thai 10
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WBot~ "a -
"oese s-~s osAsds -; - -. -
wbe.,--r-ed ssasn: I'll uaA neal. -. niAdiasA
GARY charged sess. "
Neats. Previstens ana EssA.
- l.esa rns s aesf. e pr -: sas~ -.
.ssRS pss mss's "a ss.as - : Per 70; rSs.
prcsss.oas. a..s l.,ss, De; saasl. M: break
HAs aas,1. -. ~ s.ee sass.
s.a s,sssI - l.,a s<.s.vss, ,s.-ss - nss
= ~; va. nsse. -
.s,,ss sssr saansn srs a. ,,ss,,.sr 80. =
nsaaase.; ~ sos.: e. Ssx s'e ssss sAr;ers.
-, - .S,s,r,es. = - .,s eseH eoa. Z:
USER onm.s.. = - = saAaen: saams Nh
s~@A' A~~seAe e1~'N N2'"s s@"s oe~ees eA&
vegetahles.
- -.
.sn sssss pSs.s ;. 81 ssss -. crs ~. =.
.'aai,s. Sc =, !, sass; ssseass. Tssses r, sw.:
as sase = ,essns. ssse psr ss. ss;ssss =, =.
tass nsSe. esissy. nasas pr acs;
FAaisses. iS PEI aoss semAsees aesssi es's- SessE
FER saeh silvsrssins Is per ewt; oy..sr plant. -
Se PER Ii; eumpsans, 10 Per To- squash. We.
Fruits.
s tsass s.sns s. g - lse's, $3.50 .ssssd
"a Sn ,s nss, s1 - 49,. = essona y y
@Ls' sraabe sr1 Ssss - co resnhss. saasss
Sc rsr basket; pears. 81 Sal 50 psr box.
Lumber and Building Materials.
msfshsss s 81, ssss. ne, seda,, ~; eommoa
~ "a sssss' ~sass ''Ss' $e1' e~oss shinsss eaatA
Tn..s..-vy, ,xx,s, "a. ,s,.. s...s
enc or twe sides. {. 10 and u inches wide. aka1e.
per N extra FfearinS Dressed ard matched tii
an. stock tnards. sineh. SECS it-isch. o. saalk
q NJ e. IS -, ,,,s.,s ~ Msshea nniss'
weight 1910 lbs Giefl Fir simnsr-Josss ana seani.
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- ken into tire stsffs-
aen - converted INTO
those elements that
give b Aish and
strength Thus eve
cry music. every
b'ssfie. sssry nerve.
every tissue In he
body Is fed and pre-
served from decay.
Men and womsu
take Hadyan. and
Invariably IL hssn1s
sssssoi8ss G o m { ort.
H13yAn acts upon
nu organs Of ihe
y o q y 80 upon tho
nerves that govern
thAes organs as well.
Hu<syAn nAkso new
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-Expo<t. No ! club. Soc; No. ! bluestem
ase, milling. No. club, xas6c: husstsm. Sc
q % g
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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bran. saa1n. tses miaaasnsx. sAeAs. sAs hay. tonA
81, wuef haaes. -. hides. nurneer. IL
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
ME,snAs- Miatansx. $sssM,n. nrsn. afSse 30
tcnL
Hay-wAeas. s. sAsss: wheat and cat, s. sASase.
tesf hAss<y Ntsr 50. alfalfa, $&<s, sssek S&24 80:
seasrrsssed wh<aR, NSksss: straw. Per asse SskSc-
ru<Ases~-Easiy Re<e. aonasaAis river BartenAA -
sSsnw RIVER rei>. &S<ec, Salinas Burbank $isl ..
sxss.. ssexz$i 10: orsSee RRsasAks. AecsSi-ia
Appaes-Choiee. 81 3: ecmnFn. Sc
Ru.sey-FAncy szsemszy. Zsa&cs sessnsts. sAsotc:
fancy dairy. asfssss: seeesas. issse. picked. M
Ne: 4rkin. ssscssSc.
chssse~ New. ilsssse cid. s@lae: Youns America.
l8azS: Eastern. tssis4c: Western issisc
Esss-Stexe. sss53cs fancy ranch. 1eslae. Eastern.
E1sSe.
Wool and Hops.
Weci- apSise-Nesada- iAsise. Eastern oreonas II
aa&c; vAlley, ureSua. lSssAe Fall Northern noun
sasa iAnhs. AAiH; nuantxsn lames4 Sslar. san
Joaquin plains resiae. Hun.eaAAy and Msadocino,
aatr. Hrss~crcp q 80. ih&asc.
Closing ouosasieas.
wAeas-sssady: pscsmesF. sla3; Aay. a.Ae
BAricy~~Se sales
Cpsn--LAsss ysiiows $l.e.saim
stcritnH Exchange.
Sterling IN Lcnaoa. sixty days. $AS; sight. AA
Financial.
silver hArs, aacs Mexican dallam. tn8te1c: dvAltA
SIGHT. ic; telegraph. Lee.
NEW YORK MARKETA
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW,
Seattle, Wash. Ncv. s. isA
kxrARn1es af fhx seattle Taccns srs.ssne ana
fosslAHe easaEsas kccscs taaas were
NzezrAnceA Hzssnres
seattle eEtSS,3SS ~ &S2.axS 50
Portland E3&z % yas %
Iscaxsa I1ssS ~ AEs %
s2axaas Es-A ~ lS %
e
THE SEATTLE MARKETS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
PLANNED HIS
SUICIDE
And Fred c. Ludwig In.
formed Ills Mother
But She Could Not
Reach Him.

Fred G. Ludwig. OF Elkton died in
sad circumstances. Ludwig left Elkton
on Wednesday week, and after he had
gone it was found that he was worry much
Involved, and attachments amounting to
nearly a., 600 were issued against him and
his business placed In the hands of the
Sheriff. On last Monday his mother. Mrs.
John Johnson received letter from her
son da'ed Trenton, N. j., stating that he
was going to commit suicide and left DE-
rsotions us to his funeral. His mother,
who was almost frantic, made every effort
to locate her son, and while it was known
that he was in Philadelphia all efforts to
find him were fruitless. YesI erday
she received Il telegram S ating that her
son was seriously III and second dispatch
arrived rs she was boarding train for
Philadelphia Informing her that her lson
had bcen removed to Zimmerman Hospi-
tai. Word was aforward received that
Ludwig was dead, and that his death was
the result of pis ol-shot wound fired by
himself in small street. mar, Fifteenth
ami Race, at two o'clock in the morning.
Mr. Ludwig was about "A years OF age
and one of the most popular young men of
EIxtur. At the death OF his father,
Charles L Ludwig, several years ago, no
succeeded the lattor in the bacber bl5-
ness which he continued to conduct TN.
I'll last December, when he was granted u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
Several Funerals.

The funeral of Ella w, wife uf J. II. Al
from her late residence No.5ll WestSixth
street. :ervicrs were held at the house.
Interment was made at Mt snlem ccme-
t,ry.
TIT funeral Of Robert II. Fairlamb,
aged 2S years. took place his afternoon at
2o'cock, from his late residence SOB West
Seventh street. members Of Eden Lodge.
of which deceased WAS member, turned
out. lnternent was made at Riveryiew
cemetery.
Tho funeral of Thomas Hcffern took
place this morning at 0 O'Clock. from tho
residence of Lis son-in-law, James p.
Carey, No. Ill Kirkwood street. High
mass was held in st. Pa rick's Church by
tho Rev. NJ. X. Fallon. lntcrinent was
made at Cathedral Cemetery.
The funeral of Alexander D. Chairs,
took place yesterday afternoon at 2 O clock
from the rysidence Of his sen, 6J3 King
street. Members Of Keokuk Tribs OF
Red Men: Clayton Lodge X. o: p; Wash
ing on Council o. U, A. M; Stationary
Engineers Association and employees 81,
the jackson & Sharp Company attended.
Ipterment was made In RivcrviJw ceme-
terry.
The funeral Of Mary T., wife Of John B.
Gordon, took place yesterday at 2 o'clock
from her late residence. HOO Iatnall street.
Iniermen. was made ut MI. Salem ceme-
Gerry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
ADeservirg Institution.

The Homma apolhlc Hospital is deserving
OF che earnest support of every charitably
inclined resident of this ctv Its doors
arc always open to emergency cases and
especially to these unfor:unates who ara
without homes or friends to care forthcm.
The institution is modern in every par
ticular, and its attendants, who are under
the ab!o direction of Miss Turner, are The
kindest, most skilled lody'f young wo-
Inen to be found in the hospitals of this
or any other city. At present the hospital
association Ia caring for n large number
o: patients, but one of whom Is seriously
ILL., This condition Of the inmates, speaks
we'll for homeopathy and for the able
nurses at the institution, aud should in'
spre every body to mako every day
donation day at this most worthy insti-
tuition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04

Mrs. Esther Thompson Of Hook
.cssin. gave Dr.. John Ball a dinner
on the 18th ult., in order to COM
memorate the anniversary of his
birth.
Mr.. McGinnis having disposed
of his hotel property in Hockessin,
to J. A. McKelvey, will remove to
Wilmington in short time.
Frank Ogram has gone to Ash
vile. North Carolina. where he will
pass a couple of weeks with his
brother, who is Il resident Of that
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Chambers
paid Thanksgiving visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Crosby Black Of
Chester, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
Resolutions OF Respect.

Resolutions of respect on the
death of our late brother, Andrew
II. Klett. who died on November
7th, 1900:
Whereas, We, the members OF
Brandywlnc Lodge, No. 4, Shield
of Honor. feel deeply the loss of our
late member and friend, Andrew
T. Klett. We bow our heads in
humble submission to the divine
wisdom of Providence, whom only is
responsible; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the Lodge has
lost one of its most intelligent and
interesting members, as his pres
cnce was always marked by his
genial manners and good fellowship,
and his discourses on Parliament
AIRY and other laws pertaining to
lodge matters were always regard
ed as instructive.
RESOLVED, That we share with
the bcreaved family, our heartfelt
sympathy and extend them our best
wishes for their future welfare
RESOLVED. That our charter be
draped in black for the space of 80
days, and a copy ofthese resolutions
be sent to the widow and printed
in the daily papers and entered on
the minutes Of our Lodge.
(SIGNED) Jos. ]. MCCRACKEN,
II. II. BRINToN,
J. h. KELLEY.
Committee.
Attest, John W. Kershaw,
Rec. Sec'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
Going to Philadelphia.

Charles u. Fraim, Architect, formerly
student Of u. l.. Rice Jr.. and for several
years past was Mr.. Rice's Assistant
Architect In his office in this city, has'ac-
cepted position in the Office OF Assistant
S Superintendent OF the Pennsy sylvania Rail.
road Company. at said Companys office,
atsBroad and Carpenter streets. Philaisl-
phias Charles h. Fraim Is the youngest
son OF Robert G. Fraim. the we'll known
attorney at law in this city. On Monday,
December 4th Charles, his wife and five
year old daughter, will remove from his
fathers residence, No. 100 French street.
in this city. where he was born, to tho
city Of Philadelphia, aud make that city
his future residence
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
CONVINCING PROOF.
The Average Wilmington Citizen Must
Accept the Following Proof.

The great Sir Isaac Newton, one OF the
most profound reasorers the world ever
produced, once cut large hole In board
fence to allow favorite cat access to two
gardens, and cut smaller hole to allow
her kitten to follow her. The weakness
manifested iu Sir Isaac's action was due to
want of thought. The reader who mem
tally debates tho proof offered here about
Doans Kidney Pills and arrives at any
other conclusion than that stated in this
citizen's statement is as short Of reason.
ing as tho philosopher who turned carpen-
ter.
Mr.. VIM S. Walker. No. 2aO9 Carter
St., fireman at the Pbenix Fire Co., cot
ner of 12 Ii and King Sts., Says:-1 pro-
cured Doau's Kidney Pills at Danforth's
after friend Of mine advised me to use
thom. He had tried them and they
cured him of kidney complaint. Up to
the time of taking the Treatment, used at
least 80 different kinds of medicine but
the results obtained from the whole OF
them cannot be compared with that ro-
ceived from Doan's Kidney Pills. ! have
been laid up in the past from week to
ten days with u lame back but since used
Doan's Kidney Pills have had no bother.
Every visitor to the engine house has
heard me complimenting this remarkable
preparation and distinctly aud empbat-
ically say that no other medicine on the
market can hold candle 10 1t, Send
any unbeliever in Wilmington to me-"
DJans Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
err. Price 80 cents. Mailed on receipt
of prize, by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y. Sole agents for the U. S. Re-
member the name, Doan's, and take no
substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
That West Che ster Trolley Road.

Since the announcement was made thot
the Wilmington and West Chester Rail-
way Company had been char tered at Har.
risburg the people along the Concord
nike are anxious to have the road built.
They want it and will do all they can to
get it. Under the Pennsylvania charter
the company can tuild its road along the
nike from West Chester to point below
Brandy wine Summit.
Tho Delaware charter, which will be ol.
tained In u short lime will permit the coi-
etruction of the road from Brandywino
Summit to the limits of this city. 1t Is
probable that tho road will be in operation
by spring.