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The sun., 1901-12-10
sta,u. 81 switchmen. strike.

Piitsburg, Pa. Dec. o.. L. I. Holly,
president Of the Switchmrn's union, is
holding conferences with the leading
switchmen of this district who are on
strike All the railroads recently af-
fected report the blockade raised and
traffic moving as promptly rs before
the trouble. The majority of the plants
which were closed last week on ac-
count Of having no coal have opened
on full turn.
The sun., 1901-12-10
rro.b,e In store FOR Kore&.

Yokohama. Dec. Q. 4 4 dispatch re-
ceiyed here from Seoul, Korea. says
the Russian minister there declares he
IL determined to insist on the cunstruc-
tion Of a Russian telegraph iine from
Possiet bay 10 Seoul contendng that
tho emperor Of Korea Has no right 10
withdraw his consent, which Was pre-.
viously given.
The sun., 1901-12-10
FntaIitN lii n Lndging Hnm.c.

Boston Dec. 2. one man was found
dead and another was unconscious
from illuminating gas in a South End
lodging house hero. The men were
strangers, having engaged the room on
Saturday night. and they did not give
their names. The police are Of the
opinion that tho gas was turned on
accidentally
The sun., 1901-12-10
Tr,n. nns q snnMs,nr,n

81. Louis, Dec. 2 Tclrgrnms from
Texts report that the first real snow
storm Of the season has prevailed all
over northern and northwestern rex
rs accompanied hy very cold weather
Ranchmen fcar heavy loss Of live stock
III the lower and central Panhandle
sections.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Railroad Keller Fund.

The total disbursements Of the Balti-
nore and Ohio Railroad relief depart
msnt for the month Of September were
t4i.S6s13 There We're seven cases OF
accidental and 10 cases OF natural death,
i26 cases of accidental injuries and 754
t4sps 81 natural sickness. The death
s"n.tits amounted 10 s16,500.
The sun., 1901-12-10
E.trndition Of !. 8ipami.t

Albany y. Y.. Dec. o. Governor
Odell has authorized the extradition Of
Frank O. Whitman TO Detroit Mich,
to answer to a charge of bigamy. He
Is under arrest in Buffalo. He comes
or u very good family in Detroit, and
tile other parties TO the transaction
sre we'll connected.
The sun., 1901-12-10
vicar General Kelly Dead.

Someryille, Mass, Dec. O. Rey,
Hugh y. Kelly. vicar general Of the
diocese Of Ottumwa, Ia, is dead here
at hc home Of his sister He was TAX
en- III on his Journey east. and the dis,
ease took frmer hold each day until
the end came. Rev Father Kelly was
born in Sonerville in 1850.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Waste Not Sale.

- Waste Not Sale" will open in the
bntllns No. loit Market street this even
Re lnl continue I'LL thr week. There is
i iillr assortment If goods The sale Is
under thr auspices of the women Of
Bethany Baptist Church
The sun., 1901-12-10
stitche. Tnk.n N VANS Henri

st. Louis. Dec . 4 case that is in
lucal physicians is that Of
Eli Daniels. u patient At the city hos
pital, who IS conyalcscing from an op.
Grafton of the hart. wound in which
was sewrl UP, several stitches being
taken, and the patient is now well on
tile road TO recovery.
The sun., 1901-12-10
H.. snoming Hnrd IL England.

London Doe o Severe Snowstnrms
Lay" swept over Scotland and many
parts Of Englnnd King Edward left
Sandringlam for London III The midst
Of = binding snowfall Railroad traf
'ir ii the highlands is much interfered
With by the storms.
The sun., 1901-12-10
The Kenrsnree ~ Norf.Ik,

Norfolk. W.. Dec q The lmttlcship
koai>arge nuS~'l in and continued mp
chesapeake bay during the day 1t
WAS understood hnre Thai the kcar-
sarg" WAS 81 h"r way n Ntnmncla.
The German cruiser Sinete is sim III
tl1r dtN'lock IT Newport News
The sun., 1901-12-10
run ON Bank Follow. an Error.

Omaha, Neb.. Dee. .. There Were
many depositorS Of the City Savings
bank present to withdraw their money
when the doors of that institution
opened owing to misunderstanding
said Vice President Flsck, that the
savings bank was connected with the
Omaha Loan and Trust company
which was reported Saturday to be ii
financial difficulty.
The sun., 1901-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations or the N-w iorL
stock Exchange.

NeW Nofk, UNf. Y
Money IN call strong at sa7 per crnt Pfim,
mercantile rsper, 4taa5 rer cent sterling *
chang. wtak with actual business in bankers
bills al - s,s.at = for demand and j 81 ssa.i
"a. fnr 90 iay4. Posted rates, = stis.t 8 ans
s. SSa4 ssit Commercial bills. - s.t ss'x. Us
silver, 51c Aexicsa dollars, tSiae. cavern
m.nt bonds steady. STATE bonds inactive. Raj
road bonds easier,
The sun., 1901-12-10
Removed to Homeopathic Hospital

Aahnr w Price of No. 100 Adams
street., who for some time has been suf-
fcring with typhoid fever was removed
~ the Homeopathic Hospital in the
Phoenix Ambulance yesterday after,
n1nin
The sun., 1901-12-10
lie Love. = Fev Hnn,.n.

The sultan of Turkey is extremely
fond of his children, for whom he
has tiny theater wherein they play
mall parts for his maiesty's delecta-
zion.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Only
Weeks
Until
Christmas

everything he wears you can
get here. Our mems fur
nishing department can help
you with any or all Of the
little articles so useful in a
mans wardro b e, and
whether you wish to spend
much or little they will give
vou the same careful service
House coats, bath robes,
rain coats, umbrellas, canes,
handkerchiefs, neckwear,
gloves and suspenders. #
you want any clothing made
to order before Christmas
order this week. New fine
ready made overcoats in
stock.
Open every evening until
Christmas.
The sun., 1901-12-10

Save time, save
annoyance and
save money BY
making your sell
e ction n 0 ".
There is nothing
a man or boy ap-
preciates m ore
than something
he can Use, and
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
SOCIALISM AND ANARCY.

The socialists all over the coun-
try, in order to let people know
that they have nothing in common
with anarchy, have decided to pass
resolutions of sympathy for Mrs.
Mckinley, and to denounce the
presidents assassination. says the
Santa Fe New Mexican.
AS a matter of fact the anarch>
lists and socialists represent two oo>
posite extremes in political econo-
my. The anarchists believe in no
form OF government whatever, while
the socialists believe in everything
relating to individual as we'll as
communal life being regulated by
law. 1t does seem queer, however,
to have newspapers at times de-
nounce socialists in one column
and then in another column advo>
cate such socialists schemes as
compulsory arbitration, municipal
ownership of water and light works,
or government ownership of tele
graph and railroad systems. 1t is
true, to a certain extent, that every
on the face of the
earth that maintains postal sys-
tenn, a public school system, makes
it's own money, does the printing
Of its own documents and exercises
other functions which might be
performed by individual citizens or
corporations, is to some extent so>
cialistic. The tendency Of the age
in republics as well as in monarch>
les is to extend these socialist ic ac-
tivities into every branch Of i u.s.
try and commerce. 1t is the "
treme that must be avoided. No
intelligent man, however, will con
found socialism with anarchy. -
Trinidad Monitor.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

The net profit to the Elks' lodge
from the carnival held at Salt Lake
City is about $4,000 The total
attendance, estimating the number
of school children who came in free
at 5000, was 56,oo7. Aside from
the admission money there were
other sources of revenue. The
kangaroo court netted about S2,>
45o, the sanitarium donated 20 per
cent of its gross receipts during the
carnival. They had contributions
amounting to 5000 from mereh>
ants, and derived revenue from let
ting Of concessions, the sale of sou
venirs and from the various prize
contests.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Tom Plaatt, that crafty old polls
teal Shylock who has had the re-
publicon party in New York state
on the bargain counter ever since
the Conklin mantle fell upon his
cadaverous frame, is awaiting a
professional call from the foolkiller
Platt thought to shelve Roosevelt
whom he fervently hates by plac
ing him on the short end of the re-
publican ticket. Fate played Tom
a mean trick and his friends say he
can be heard kicking himself at a
distance Of two blocks. -Ouray
Plaindealer.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
NEARER MY GOD, TO THEE"

The use of this hymn, usually
with slight alterations but often
with the omission of the last STAN
"a, is very general in all English,
speaking countries. 1t has been
translated into many foreign Ian
guages. Like many sacred song
that has become famous, it was the
upspringing of gratitude in rever
ent soul, written without .iny ex
pectation that it would become a
popular hymn.
Mrs. Sarah Flower Adams. au-
thor of the hymn, was the daugh>
ter of Benjamin Flower. an English
writer and editor of the Cambridge
Intelligencer. She was born al
Harlow, Essex. England, in 1905
Her mother, a woman of refine
ment, died early in life. There were
two daughters, Sarah and Eliza.
Both possessed the fine feelings o,
their mother, and were fono o'
books, music, poetry and art.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Jack" Haverly, the famous min>
strel leader, died at the St. Mark S
hospital in Salt Lake City Saturday
from the effects of heart trouble
For the past several years Mr.. Hav'
erly has been actively engaged in
mining both in Colorado and Utah
He was always generous and DUR
ing his lifetime gave away fully a
million dollars to friends and char.
ity causes
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

BY false promises and misrepre
sentation, it is said, the Rio Grande
Western company has induced
number OF men to come over here
from Denver. When the men get
here they find that the wages are
not what was represented and that
board is higher. If this is true a
stop should he put to this disreput>
able work at once.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Last week the associated press
dispatches announced that Mark
Hanna would not give out any more
interviews to press reporters, and
now he has just been interviewed at
Boston and he says that he believes
Roosevelt will carry out the plans
as laid down by Mckinley. Great
is Marcus.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Miss Ellen M. Stone of Massa,
chusetts is held for a 100000 ran
som by brigands in the mountains
Of Turkey. Miss Stone is a miss
sionary and has been in that coun-
try for several years. The leader
Of the brigands says that unless the
ransom is forthcoming within &C
days Miss Stone would either be
put to death or compelled to marry
one of the bandits. 1t is believed
that the bandit will keep his word
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
LIGHT THAT WILL BURN FOR
YEARS.

In Frankfort, Indiana. there'lives
a man who has invented system
of lighting that may revolution'ze
the present methods. He is E. W..
Harleman and claims to have the
nearest approach to a perpetual
light that the world has ever known.
He says that his light is very
simple. The ingredients that enter
into it are alum, saltpetre, phos>
phorus, sea nettle, quicksilver and
an acid that he creates himself and
which is the principal secret OF the
light. The ingredients mentioned
are dissolved by this secret acid,
and the liquor is then put into the
globe that is to contain the light.
Next he pours an adhesive cons
pound into this liquor and turns the
glass globe around and around un>
til the mixture adheres to the globe
to the thickness OF about three
tenths OF an inch The liquid re-
naming is drained off. and then the
portion that is adhering to the globe
is solidifed by pouring in on it a
compound, which is also secret of
Mr.. Harleman. After this has
been accomplished there remains
but one thing to be done. Air
must be forced into the globe, and
the light is then ready for a decade
of service. The globe is, OF course
sealed after the air is forced in.
The higher the pressure of air the
greater the brilliancy of the light.
Mr.. Harleman says he owes all
he knows about it to the humble
freflies and glow worms. He gath>
cred all his inspiration and ideas
from these, he said, and Of months
of patient experimenting and con-
slant watching the habits of the
FREELY, this invention was born. In
explaining this point he dwelt at
some length on the habits of the
6reffy and told how they gave forth
their light He said that he noticed
that if frefly was kept away from
the ground it would soon cease to
give forth the glow, but that il al>
lowed to reach the earth it soon
arose recharged, so to speak. Then
he discovered that after the fly was
charged" it produced the light by
initiating itself This latter point
gave him the pointer regarding fill
ing the globes with compressed air.
Step BY step he advanced, being
often baffled but clinging to what
had become a labor Of love. He
went to New York about two years
ago and took a laboratory suite
with the Shoemaker Laboratory
Co. and there he pushed his inves
LEGATIONS to successful conclusion.
Finally he filled six>oance bottle
with fluid that he had compound.
ed, and then after it had been solid>
flied he went into a dark room and
blew into the bottle, and was over>
loved when the room was instantly
lighted up by the bottle. His la>
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

The Advance, published at Glen>
wood Springs, made its appearance
last week as a ull,fledged news
paper. seven-column folio. 1t has
a unique heading and is neat in ap-
pearance.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

An Ohio editor has found out
that Czolgosz in Polish means "a
creeping. crawling thing, like a
snake"
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Other animals are to their mans
ner born, but a man can be all sorts
OF an animal by turns.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Even the humble potato is up to
its eyes in the flood tide Of pros>
perity.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Should the English
government give an un>
favorable reply It will
thereby be manifest that
they dare not submit
themselves to the judg>
ment of a conscientious,
learned and impartial tri-
bune. They will then,
moreover, continue to
bear the responsibility for
the prolongation of a war
as terrible as it is unnec>
essary, and they will tao
itly have acknowledged
that the manner in which
they have carried on the
war is in conflict with the
demands of humanity and
civilization, as confirmed
by themselves"
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

Emma Goldman is a
Russian spy and in the
pay Of the third section of
the police OF that coun>
try. She was, and is, con
stantly in communication
with the car and the con-
sui general at New York,
and her work for that
government is very efec>
tive The pay of the
Russian government is
her real source of income.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
ASK FOR JUSTICE.

The Boer leaders have asked for
justice and have made an appeal to
the permanent court Of arbitration
at The Hague. In closing the ap-
peal the followin. strong language
is used:
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30

The October term of the district
court in Mesa county commences
in this city tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
RUSSIAN SPY.

From a special to the Chicago
Chronicle dated at Washington it
now looks as though Emma Gold,
man is not an anarchist, but a Russ
sian spy. Read paragraph from
the special as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED by
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can be given in Class Of Water, Tea or Cot
Zee without r.ueuts knowledge.

white Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants. whether the patient il con
iirmed inebriate. "a tippler,' social drink
er or drunkard. Impossible for anyone
10 have an appetite for alcoholic liquors
after using White Ribbon Remedy.
ENDORSED BY MEMBERS. or W G T u
Mrs Moore Superintendent Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
writes. ~ have tested White Ribbon
Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, and
the cures have been many. In many
coSos the Remedy was given secretly |
checrfully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon Remedy. Members Of our Union
are delighted To find "A practical and eco
nomical treatment TO aid us in our tenn
pcrancc work.
Mrs West. president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. states; Il
know of so many people redeemed from
the curse OF drink by The use OF White
Ribbon Remedy that I earnestly request
YOU 10 give IL trial For sale by
druggists everyN here, or by mail, 81.
Trial package FREE by writing or calling
on MRS A NJ. TOWNSEND (for years
Secretary of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union). 21s FREMONT ST, BOS-
TON MASS Sold I'm Providence by the
Hall a. Lyon Co. - Westminster street,
and cor. Westminster and Mathewson
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
TO Fight TRUST.
New Concern Will Oppose New
PreyldanCs Ice Company.

The new ice combine Is 10 havo local
competition.
The rival has secured rights on Ran
Dali pond Crauston.
The Crystal Ice company, which was
merged into the Providence Ice company
had the exclusive privilege of the pond
for several years, and the big concern
no doubt IN purchasing never entertained
a thought of rival erecting a house III
rectly opposite
George h. Sherwood, am employe of the
CRYSTAL Ice company. up 10 the time ~
he consultations and brother of David ~
sherwood. who WAS manager OF the Crys-
ial leo company, is reported 20 be the
leading figure in the new concern and
several who were interested in the local
ice business until the advent OF the big
company are said 20 be associated with
him. 10 Is rnmorcd that they have car
i'ied on negotiet tions with a view 10 Sc
curing privileges on several bodies OF Wa
ter IN Scituate, on the line OF the Provi-
dencc and Danielson electric road, but the
results have not been disclosed
The work Of erecting the new building,
lO0Nlsj feet and with "a capacity of lU,0lQ
ions. has been begun with a rush. and
will be- prosecuted vigorously so that the
building may he in readiness when the Ice
rs iit 20 be harvested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

Nehemich Hicks died Tuesday. at
Atueboro. aged p years, Mr..
Hicks was born in Gloucester, r. l., and
early entered a cotton mill lie became an
overseer and throughout his life he Was
prominent mill man lie was twice mar
ried the second wife being Mrs. Mary r..
Harold Of this city who died In 1897. lie
was a prominent odd Fellow and Free
Mason. The funeral was held today with
interment az Woonsockct.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
NOTES FROM THE HlRB0R.

Tho following vessels have arrived aud
sailed Gurius tlD past ei hours.
Arrived Steamers Connecticut Hazard:
fremont. Wilcox. New York Citv of
Newport. Rickertson. Newport. queen
CITY. Gray. Tycrton and return: Ram
bier. Lake. VAN River and return. Tugs
Shawmnt Richmond n w. Little. r. 4.
Welt, y. y. Ives. standard oil No =. Bat
tier America Schooners Jacob NNinslov
Newport News Jennie Porter. Norfolk
Eaglc Iiit New York. Rarges Ohio. Tos
tina Marvin
Sailed Steamers Connecticut, fremont
New York Tugs r. e.. Volt. STANDARD
pil. SO e. Fired v. Ives schooners SANDY
l0ok john ~. Chsmcc Buell. New York
Barges Jenna Hughes. ". ". Hudson. y.
-, No. IS, J. Il. Martin, M. ii. Fuller,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
WARREN.

Mr. r. a. Bliss was visiting friends On
Providence vestcrday,
AIr Walter g. Lent was visiting friends
I'm Providence vesteriat
Amiiy lodge. l. .. O. y, met sud traus-
acted routine business iort night
The resuiar weekly drili meeting of The
warren Artillery viii DO held in Atmorv
nail Tonight A husinefs meeting VIII Dc
held ursNiois 90 the Grill
The GranEts suclcty viii give an Cutef-
tainmrnt The latter uaff of The month.
Mr. Prank Wigitmnu - The town wa
tIsltinc frirnds in PROV .denCe YESTERDAY.
choir rehearpai- ufli b. held I'm the
NJ y Baptist and 81. Mark churches
saturday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
NEW SLETS.

When tho first day of December comes
a-creepin round again
There's sort of Christmas teelih' III
the air
when mother gets TO maxim things she'll
never Jet ns see,
A-hidiu' 'em behind her in her chair.
The stores get on a festive look with
kniciknacks and with toys.
And every snowy hemlock that | see
Seems 10 sort of sigh and shiVer as AZ IL
tried 30 say,
az do not want 10 he q Christmas tree
Mail and Express.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12
THE WEATHER

Boston. Dee. le.-For New England:Gen-
orally cloudy tonight; Friday snow, light
variable winds becoming easteriy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-12

On and after TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 10, 1901, the
business Of the Earl Carpen-
ter & Sons Co. will be con-
Quoted at offices OF the
PROVIDENCE ICE CO.,
27 and 20 Exchange Street,
Providence, K. |.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-11

Ladies Blouse BroadcOth Tailor made suits silk
lined, trimmed with stitched tsff4ta folds, appqued
IN an elegant design. gnrrd cucuar skirt
graduated founce, finished with stitched taffata folds
IN brown and navy. The wy ~ llpsr thing of the
season, extra good value at $35 90, our
price ---..- -.-..- -.-.- . - m m .- -S25. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

Pierce dwclt FOR some time on the hero
ic death OF I.isk. while at the front
in the Philippines lighting for his
country. I.isk's remains reposcd in a
handsome casket. drapcd with Il large
American flag. There were many
beautiful floral tributes.
Corporal IIornbaker and "A squad of
eight men from Company - werc
drawn up at'"present arms" when the
pallbearers bore the casltet to the
hearsc, while Private William stanton
played taps" on the bugc.
Headed by Corporal Ilornbaker and
his squad the procession silently made
its way to the Forest Hin cemetery,
where intcrment was made. captain
Arthur Il. Footc and other officers OF
Company u were in line. The pail
hearers were: George Locker Com
pauy G.: Charles Collins, Company y;
William \. Miller, Company ID; john
H. Conman. Company y; g. w.
Cleveland, Company u, and Edward
W. Geary, CompanS Il.
At the cemetery The firing squad
fired salutcs across the grave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
DIRECTORS WILL MEET.
Organization of Municipal Contract
ing Company Today.

\ meeting will be held at ii O'Clock
this morning In the office of \. IT,
Dunning. of the board of directors ot
the Municipal Contrasting and im-
provement company. II Is expected
that the Company's charter VIII be on
hand, and a permanent organization
will he effected.
During the past week the promoters
of the association have had agents out
taking orders. and between twenty
five and thirty contracts a day have
been averaged. one of the innova-
tiors in the way of accessories to pub.
lie cleanliness. which the company will
introduce. will be large cans. located
at each street corner.
These viii be for passersbv to throw
their waste paper into. fruit skins or
any other articles which when east on
the streets combine to give an untidy
appearance and make walking unsafe.
Mr.. Dunning, while street commits
sioner, made an unsuccessful effort to
get an appropriation from councils for
this purpose.