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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-10
CABINET MEETING

Discussing Plague Situation in Hon
olulu and Recommendations to be
Made to Congress to Furnish Relief
to the Needy Whose Homes Have
Been Destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The cabis
net had short session to-day, in order
to attend the funeral services OF Gen
eral Lawton.
The principal subject OF discussion
was the plague situation in Hawaii. u
was pointed out that the necessities OF
the case required the destruction Of
large number OF cabins In the poorer
sections OF the city of Honolulu, and
that In consequence many OF the ma
lives are homeless and in a destitute
condition. Apparently. there is no leg
Islative authority to meet the situation
by the appropriation OF funds for the re-
lief OF those In distress. and It ls under
stood to be the purpose OF President
Mckinley to communicate the facts to
Congress, with request for authority
to reconvene the old legislature, or TO
establish a commission, with power to
do whatever Is needful at this time.
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JURY IN MOLINEUX CASE

WIN be Charged To-day, and a YER
dict is Expected-AsSistant Dis
trict Attorney Osborne, in COnclud.
ing, Made an Attack on Mrs.
Nolineux.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Assistant Dis
trIct Attorney Osborne tonight COM
pleted his argument In the trial of Ro-
land B. Mollneux for the murder Of
Mrs. Katharine j. ADAMS. Recorder
Con will charge the jury tomorrow
morning and the twelve men are ex-
pected to take up at once the question
OF the guilt or the innocence of the
prisoner. Whether a verdict will be
reached tomorrow will, OF course, de-
pend upon the ability OF the jurymen to
agree. on account OF the illness OF
Juror Mannheim Brown. despite the Inn
mense cost Of this celebrated case,
reaching into the hundreds OF thou
sands Of dollars. It is not anticipated
that the recorder will insist upon Sc
we're measures. or require that the jury
be looked up for any considerable
length Of time. even though they should
fsn a. roscb nm nrreemen.
T,rSonb,od,v the most dramatic event
=, ,ho dov was the attack. which AS
si,,sn, Dls,r,ct Attorney Osborne made
unon Myg MolIneux. the wife OF the
nrio.rsr Tbis attack was somewhat
rrovn.c,od 1,nce Barton Weeks. the
n,,orn.v Tor the prisoner. had already
cba,octs,Ized the mere introduction OF
The evidence concerning the fact that
NIs,,..,,~ ,,,od u.,,b bIs wife bsSore
marriage under the an,umed name OF
"Mr. chesebrouEh," as ''iow and mean
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the Carnegis Bfos 4 CO.., Limit lnd
the other between tha partn6rl cons
posing the uoeiatinn o. cAsnegie,
Phipps g CO, lLlmited. and 4 made IN.
accordance theroWith ana subject % all'
the proyiliohg thereof
1T q further distinctly undefatood
and agroad thai thl6 aGtosm6nt ahhll
have the same ORoct and b fnlly cons
slaefed GA absolute sale and transfer
beyond recall by said (Entlrlhg paftHel9
70 such asslgn a. the said aalociation
may elect, Of Ail the Interests, covered
hereby. or mentioned herein, cUntl ltipu-f
a only upon the payment hereatteFi al'
provided and hsrelnbefora ~ the as1os
Citations Of the balance due thereon, tho
sole intent and ultimate purpose Of this
agreement being TO restrain, rna!nE'
the establishment. OF the beck saliie qi
the Interests. the payHent 6f TIE a1is
anee Of thalr value ana their formal
transfer and assignment, under this
agreement, all the singular. the paFtiel
hereto. frora any action concOsning Or
disposition Of the said interests, orapS
part thereof, other than that coateqA-
plated in the before -clted qgreemeHt of
January 10. 1851. ana specifically eov-
cred BY this supplement theshto. IN Wltt
ness whereof the parties IN interest
have signed. sealed ana delivered this
memorandum Of agreement this -
day Of -.
Carnegie Bros q Co, Limited.
Carnegie. Phlpps Z Co,
"(Name Of ratiripg partner)%
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SENATOR JONES,
Silver Substitute for the Senate FL
nancial Measure.

Silver Substitute for the Senate FL
nancial Measure.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIsencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. s.-sena-
tor Jones, OF Arkansas, to-day intro
duced free silver coinage substitute
for the pending currency bill. The
substitute provides that from and af-
ter the passage of this act the mints OF
the United States shall be open to the
coinage Of silver and there shall be
coined dollars OF the weight of il2h
grains troy, of standard silver nine
tenths fne. as provided by the act of
January IS, 1887. and upon the same
terms and subject to the Limitations
and provisions of law regulating the
coinage aud legal tender quality of
gold"
The substitute also provides that
whenever the silver coins shall be re-
ceIved into the treasury certificates
may be issued for the mint in the man
ner prescribed by law.
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CRAWFORD
Found Guilty Of Shooting Charles
Workman.

Found Guilty Of Shooting Charles
Workman.
Special Correspondents Of IntellEencer.
HINTON, W. Va, Feb. s.-Lee Scott,
in attempting to get on moving train
here this evening, fell under the train,
the wheels passing oveF!hIs leg, causing
injuries which will prove fatal. He
was eleven years old.
win Crawford. who Is being tried for
shooting Charles Workman here last
September was this evening found
guilty and will be given long term in
the penitentlary. Workman was night
watchman at James saw mill and was
shot at II o'clock at night. Since the
shooting Walter Crawford. who was
with VIII at the time, turned states
evidence and gave all the particulars,
He was a very important witness for
the prosecution.
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Masonic Honorp for Mckinley.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 0. - President
Mckinley has been notified Of his cleo
iIon RB mn honorary member Of Colun-
bla Lodge OF Master Masons, OF Lon
don, England. The notification was
given by Col. ]. II. Taylor. the mas
der OF Columbia lodge. He was accom-
panied 10 the white house by Grand
Master Henderson and Past Grand
Mnsters Henry Small jr,, and NJ. NJ.
Parker, OF the District cf Columbia. The
certificate OF election Is on ltS way 10
this country, having been handsomely
cngrossod,
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nnttu IL Held.

SQUIRE Rogers yesterday announced
his decision in the forgery case against
w. j. Colts. He held the defendant tor
the grand jury ln15OO bond, GeorEe W.
Robinson. surety, The defendants at
torneya wanted Mr. Colts placed under
his own i,vcogniERncc. but the law stip.
ulated otherwise. Squire Rogers lsn' ,.i.,
night wished the report In an evening
paper denied. which said In citeet thal
Mr.. Colts had charged his troubles "
the press and threatened TO shoot tne
newspapcr man. II such a threat was
made II did not occur in his court sSlu
the iustlce,
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ConsuI Hnv PeceIvet AZ Pretoria.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, Secretary
Hay this morning received cablegram
from Adelbcrt Hay United States con-
suit at Pretoria, stating that he had re-
celved his exequatur "Wednesday. and
that matters were very satisfactory.
This effecluRly disposes Of the apprehen-
sion that existed in some quarters that
the BOer government might decline to
receive Mr.. Hay, because Of the failure
OF Colonel O'Belrne TO receive recogni-
tlOn from our government as diplomatic
representative Of the TranAvaal.
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

Senate Adjourned to Attend JawtOn's
Funeral-Ths House Took a Recess
and Devoted the Evening Session to
Private Pension Business.
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-As no sena-
tor was prepared to proceed wlths a
discussion of the finance measure to-
day, the senate transacted only routine
business and adjourned early to enable
members to attend the obsequles Of
General Lawton.
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FOR IHE ELECTION.

The Committee on Elections Decades
on Voting Flsess and sslects ON;
cials for the Refund Election Of
February "a.
At meeting of the council committee
on elections last evening three judges
were selected for each voting pteeInet
for the special refund election q Fe9S
ruary q. The names will he subinit-
ted to council for confirmation next
Tuesday night. The hours OF voting
viii be from 8 a. m. to 7.p. m. In the
Second and Eighth wards there VIII 30
two voting places for each, end one ~
each Of the others, as follows;
First ward-CoTner Seventh ana Main
streets.
second ward-FIrst precinct, Market
hall; second precinct, liis Mecollooh
street.
Third ward-Pollce court room.
Fourth Blerley's hail. Eigh-
teenth street.
Fifth ward-Hook and Ladder House,
Sixth Ward-No. 2605 Chapline street.
Seventh ward-Hose house,
Eighth waFd-Two precincts, not fef
ported,
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MARTINsRuR1. ". va, Feb.-FhO
machinery. moulal ma latterng Of the
defunct Brooklyn Hrana Company. Of
this place. were sold tosday by Receive
ers Marshall and John q. Lyon, to Ham
mond Hunter, for tl,foA Mr.. Hunter
represented a Pitllburth cGpitallat
who win lease tiit planl and operate on
"A large scale.
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Shot by HIS Grandson.

DIXIE, wash. Feb. S.-BsnjSmln
Royce. a well-to-do farmer, near here
was shot to death last night by his
grandson. Frank Royce, who after
wards cremated the body and suicided'
The murdered name wife p0EpRly es-
cRRed tho same fate.
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HEpup11oAN LEa1sIATURE
OF Kentucky Declared Taylor and Re
publican Claimants Elected.

vi 8lhkAiAAI a8NNeseN -
publican claimants Elected.
LONDON, KY. Feb. 9s- The house
convened a 1913 O'Clock to-day. The
roll call showed that seven members
of tho thlrty-elght present in the town
were absent. Miss Eliza Parker, Of
London, was unanimously elected en-
rolling clerk, and the house went into
executive session The executive ses-
alon ended al 12:I6 o'clock. A resolu-
tion was presented by Representative
Stack that w. 8. Taylor was elected
governor John Marshall was elected
lieutenant governor and the other Re-
publican incuinbents were elected to Of
nee. and that the results OF that cleo
llon should not be disreEOrded by com.
promise. The house adjourned to 1890
tomorrow, and the senate, after ~.
cret session. adjourned TO the same
hour
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SENATOR WELLINGTON
Of Maryland, WIN Not be a candi'
data for Re-Election.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. s-aeorge L.
wellington, senior United States sena-
tor from Maryland, and the states rep
resentatlve on the Republican national
committee, has announced that he VIII
not be a candidate for reelection at the
notionHi convention, He has given his
proxy 10 former Mayor Master Of TINS
al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-10
Wcathal I--.o.-l q Ie-daY.

For Ohio and Western Pennsylvahla-
Fair Saturday ooutlhued cold In north
ern portion. sunday. fair; freah west
to north winqa
day and sunday; northerly winds.
Local Temperaturo.
The temperaiure yesterday a. observed
by [, Schnopi, dlugRllt, corner o. Market
and Fourtlchth ltfeeta, Was ~ follows:
: n. m. ..s.~,ss'.., y : y. m..,..r,....,.. n
9a, IN. ..tstfl,rt,fscesl p, m,..,g,,,.,..,
ls m.."..,.,.,.-... io,weather fair,
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POLITICAL POINTERS.


The Eighth Ward Republican Club
VIII meet this evening At o'clock, y
Arbsnzp hail. cornerof Thtrty-hfth ana
Jacob streets. for the purpoaA Of organ-
lzing for the coming campaign, and %
select deleEates- to the convention a 10
West Virginia League Of Repuh r4h
Clubs A large turnout OF members
and all Republicans OF the ward - de-
sired,
DR.. w. G. EtEler stated 10 the IalSills
gencer yesterday that he would gol be
candidate for the vacancy il ne
first branch Of council created ~ ic
death, OF Mr., McKelvey. The 1llaBg.
succesHOr will be elected 9t tho
OF the FIRST branch Of council uCNi tnl1A
day night, and among the nam mlls
toned are those Of c. Ed. SellSIlolus
Oswald Schreiber, n. c. Hamilton and.
WIN c. Brown.
Although Mr.. C. p. VauISaursn has
not formally announced hia' q hey
for a place on the Republican leglslas
tive ticket. Il ID well un lhat
he will enter sthe race PROPER
time His friends believe II win
out, and Il is generally cQlg---l - tlat hA
would be strong capdidliH, = uqinina-
ted.
Had Councilman W. Aqkelvey
lived. an agreement made n 1896. be-
tween him and County Commissioner
II. p. MCGregOr. would AaVe prevented
the latter from heing.a c1ndld1te for re-
nomination this year, Nov Mr.. Mo
Gregor will be capd data, and Il il
said OK. Councilman carl Hamllton VIII
also shy his castor Into the cpmmissioA-
erBhip ring.
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5ts SafsNSeuesr 81 az
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
FOR NEW YORK. THE SOUTH AND wzsr.
Steamers Plymouth" land Pilgrim"

III COfnfnISSIOn..
A fine orchestrs on each.
From Providence Steamers leave Fox
Point, Providence. every day in the week.
York 700 a. IN. steamer PLYMOUTH
touches Newport Sundays. isaving there
al 1000 p. m.
From New York Steamers leave Pier
is, North River. loot OF Murray street
every day in the week, except Sundays,
At 500 p. m, toucl. at Newport 2:30 a. m.
b.UV a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at
office OF II. q. Windsor. Ticket agent.
streets. or on steamer after 800 y. m
q. III. TAYLOR,
Gen'i Passenger Agent. New York City
G. A. CUNDERSON, Agent.
Fox Point Wharf.
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cluding much talk and frequent announce
ments of large wagers. they can beat
down the odds and on the eve of the
elec,on get even money on either candi-
date.
In that event they can arrange their
bets so that they viii win large sums
of money, no matter which candidate Is
elected. IL is announced that Mr. Croker
has placed another bet of $4,000 TO $780,
600 on Bryan. Ii Mr.. Croker can force
the betting TO even money later on he
can place large sums on Mckinley and be
sure winner, no matter how the cleo
ton goes.
For each $4,000 bet on Bryan at the
present odds, IL he can later place $40, 900
on Mckinley at even money, he would
win $4,000 net IL the Republican ticket is
elected, or $4,000 net II Bryan is success
ful.
90 edualize the risk of bet OF SIS, 900
on Mckinley at even money for every
bet of $4,000 on Bryan at the present odds
would insure net winning OF $4,000. That
Is, IL Mckinley is elected, MIR. Croker on
the two bets would win $4,000 and lose
$4,000: IL Bryan is elected. he would lose
$35.000 and win s50,OoO a net winning of
$1,000 whichever way the election goes
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They Propose to Force Down the Odds
on Mckinley and Make Wagers
at Even Money.

New York. Sept. l5.--Chairman Jones,
w. j. Stone and the other members OF
the Democratic national committee now
in the city. having no fear OF unlucky
days or numbers, yesterday opened the
branch headquarters in the Hoffman
House
cd few tons .of literature shipped here
from the main headquarters i'm Chicago.
Chairman Jones viii return to the West
IN a few days and Stone will be In charge
OF the New York headquarters with
Congressman James ID. Richardson as
chief rainbow maker.
The leader of the minority In the House
o. Representatives sees visions OF a DEM
ocratic majority OF 75 in the next House.
lie has convinced Stone and other MEM
bers OF the national committee that they
ought to devote much time and money to
tie close Congress districts in the East.
To the local members OF the House
who have talked with him Mr.. Richard
son has said that the outlook for big
Democratic gains was as rosy as a
morning In May. 1t is well understood by
Democratic congressman all over the
country that Mr.. Richardson is TO be
elected speaker IL the Democrats capture
the House
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RRANcu HEApotyARTERs.

The branch headquarters here were To-
Gated In the Holman House in order
that the members of the committee might
keep in close touch with Messrs. Croker
ana Murphy who are to manage the
state campaign.
The state headquarters In the st. James
building may be kept open, but the real
work for the state ticket will be directed
from Mr.. Muriyhy's rooms in the hotel.
Every Democrat In the state whose head
is clear OF Bryn rainbows knows that
the ticket nominated at Saratoga on We'd
nesday is TO be beaten at the polls, but
they have all received word to whoop IL
up for Bryan.
Every worker and spellbinder in city
and state is 10 talk Bryan all the time.
This Is part of the game OF those Demo-
cratic leaders who are not in politics for
fun or glory.
BETTING ON THE RESULT.
Assisted by their friends in Wall street
and some wealthy sporting men, the DEM
ocratic leaders have planned a specula-
tion that Is known In gambling phrase
ology as playing both ends against the
middle. They are making large bets on
Bryan at the prevailing odds of two and
n half 10 one on Mckinley. This is con-
sidered by sporting men fair gambling
chance.
The Democratic leaders and their
friends among the sporting men have
very little faith In the election of Bryan.
but they believe that by careful work, in
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AN EXCELLENT GAME.

Expert gamblers regard the game as an
excellent one, because IL is an easy mat
ter TO beat down odds I'm political betting
by bluffing and show OF unlimited
money. Only the men who are on the in
side of the game can win.
The men who wager their money only
one way and back their individual judg-
ment are the ones who will lose. Men ac-
customed TO make large wagers where
there is a good chance OF winning have
no sentiment about betting on elections.
The only problem about making the
present Bryan betting sure thing for
those In the pool will be the difficulty of
forcing down the odds on Mckinley. That
question was freely discussed in the club
houses at Saratoga during the convention,
and many experienced sporting men said
n could be done by forming a pool with
plenty of capital
IL was asserted there that Tammany
had a campaign fund OF 100000. and had
not yet assessed local ofiiceholders nor
sent out an appeal for money. Persons
who are i'm position TO know the hnan-
cial condition OF the organization say that
TBmmany can easily raise $780, 900 be-
tween now and election day.
The payroll of the city Is s4S.0000o0 n
year, and IL is estimated that s25, 600 900 OF
that vast sum is paid to men who hold
political places. and may be assessed for
10 per cent or their pay. Such an as
sessment would yield S250o.000 without
asking for a cent from the many outside
interests that are friendly to the organ
ization
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MIDLAND AND CENTRAL DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON. Terminai--6:o4 $50 M
isoa. tSo 80 m; snnSassassIs ia9e4 sss s:is M ns.
rssyASsIysINasR synSaysfNsaSs 81 Sio m; ,2:os $50. Goa
p m. sundays. ::S5 Am m; I;S 2 n
MahF4EoNs:ssos nMhahhFN4sEFoNGsss 5Ss @ ,s1s M S fsS s So G.
sHPsaXs3fiiiHeL sNH1PSaXFs3iHLllla E M Hlilaos ss:ss ca M
sasHrssysc1ulnT MsSassTHrSssNyTIcuTlg:o5. z m SIS. sAs m.
saturdaysa,lIlis;l2 p m. ,,,.m s.47 r.a
NhHrSSK 11s 3 r. sEy5EToISYgb EYb w2gSESS. sEN1S5
NILE TbNSs' ASTHoMi S'dg M ,s6s. AS. .s S bss sss
5:so m! Saturdays-iil2 m. Sum
A$$ssfid $ssfiNd Z S sag ;9s s SATIN:
cSSsyyEsNTRY,p SsysN!TrRii3Y psmMsiHT III iTrosKsEES saKKsEES oNE
co, MoosuP AMD ,sa PLAINmiE5aD-sI;sSS son5ar :sS
sPERRLINo, yEwnTT CITY. cANTER-
hurry. SCOTLANp-e:Ss s;w M
vssRssAiIIpns sss aja4 g. BaI%IS sIpfnSs soWTa MINp-
HAM. WTLLIMANTIC. HARTFoRD
AND NORWICH-6:3s, s:os q m; a;S
i|54PLp |54a@ e. sSEes4Rtp NE4RpHa. 0%ys2rn. BURY
ANP 4 5NfERMEDIAT1-l1 s:5a LAT 1ss,a,. sr-
days i1:H p md.
tVia boat from Fau River.
ssIsepts,g nEsepRti l cars only. .cAii parior cars.
The Hopkins Transfer Company win
cali for and check baggage from noteis
and residences to despnnaS9n; sh!ntsp cr Apx
A. c. KENDALL. Gen'l supt
Genera Passenger Agent.
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STATE or RHODE ISLAND.

STATE or RHODE ISLAND.
County of Providence. S.:
L. II. A. Hunt. Cashier or the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
III. A. HUNT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day OF September. 1890.
EDWIN c.. POTTER, Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attest.
GEO e. NIGHTINGALE,
ARTHUR N. WATSON.
DIRECTORS.
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WOULD WIPE OUT ODDS

Experienced sporting men say that II
81, ,0OO0 600 I'm actual cash should be Of
fored for making bets on Bryan, the odds
on Mckinley could be wiped out and even
money would rule. The plan can be
worked by the members OF the pool act
ing I'm concert. They can make big bets
among themselves at even money, and
that would. they believe. stimulate the
betting on both sides and bring I'm money
from all over the country.
Large sums have been placed on Bryan
at the present odds. and II the friendly
betting and offers 10 bet large sums will
induce the Bryanites who are not on the
inside 10 wager their cash az even money.
then the friendly bets can be called of
and the money placed on Mckinley
There II no more sentiment about bet
ting on an election than there Is I'm bet
ting on n horse race. The men who put
up the money want 20 win.
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Leava Providence (Fox Point Station) for
FALL RIvER-6:3o. 7:so. $50. ll:3o 9 M:
1850. $3.50. 4:so. $50. $50 m Sundays
AEWPORT-6:3o 7:ao. $3.50. il:s6 . m; 1:3o.
$3.50, l:so, $50, 1890 p m. Sundays-7;So.
$50 N; 1;2e, p S;s9 p M w.. s...,..
$50, $780, $3.50. II 80 m; 1:30. 3;Se. 4:1k
l:30 (exp.l, $3.50, $780, $780,. 1880 m:
Sundays-7:30. $3.50 . m; l;So. 6;3o' SO
Electric cars leave Market Square, Provi-
dence, at 6:10, 7:l0. 9:10. 1l:10 q m; 1:l0.
$40, 1856. $40. 5:io $40. 7;ie nl9 N;
$40 p m.
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American
National Bank,
Mercantile and Personal Accounts
Solicited.
Interest Paid on Daily Balances.

OF the condition of the AMERICAN MA
TIONAL BANK, at Providence, I'm the
State of Rhode Island, at the close of
business, Sept. s. 1900:
RESOURCES.
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