davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

n at IS -: do 100 II. 1s5 70. at 81 so
GO 1a5 n at S. state do n 81 60: grassers
81 s. 70! = @ So : sa sar's @ @ % "a at az a 80
a3 EEp a n sb e Z IS i ri 4; f two days were
G r o and Sc r e market 0f Of Which 81 cars
at Jersey city and 50 at s1teh,st sheep c Tere
I0a25c closed duh decline More than
choice s2dss 70: nediun sho:s
eas :' at sass $3.50 g: csaaaan 1ST lambs Ss'1 ssa
steady 5a7c ~ dressed lambs weak at 7asc with
se5eTal sales I at sassc 40. lambs =. n average
:, 5 1s 20; i sS,5s =
50 n So: 2oi Kentucky do IS 1 at So 70 West Viz
at ns s. as Is State to- do at 9 q % m at 50 So s d8 1os S at s.
2 M IA % Sc s. ~ e k s. @ do d. i9 81 m @ at at
ks e. corssion C9mpsny 90 2qs Bglo ID ,an9s @ 81 81 n
n at s. 10: is9 do IS rp at 81 So 153 state do
at sa 81 Fl liz l9 g. at s. 5S ia % sp m a p e at g. q 3 Psn
syyania va i, do los p at Is2 ksntqsy DO 10 n at a:
los o at s. 10 10 20 Do ii los n S a at S. S. BUCKS
., H. H Hollis cO si2 Canada lambs 70 ~ at s. 12
do at So g 81 d d. = e. at s. 81 sa @ 1a d. s. b.
Il sRsep 5B "a. 8 s. s:sR s5 90 d. ioI IS
s. p s. So do To s. IS; Is4 do 81 y.
IS n at 50 .; do 12s n at 50 20: IS do 81 n At
DO @ 81 s. ns & do S. n d2 at 81 = - r. 81 # 8 IS 8
j. +: Hume Bro: Az State lambs. - n. at IS TO-
50 do s. b. at 50 12la IS 60 81 75 1O7 Canada
do - H. at s. TO- 81 Pennsylvania do, 10 H. at s. To-
- Canada sheep. 121 n at SO so Pennsylvania do %
To6n & shannon: 1875 State lambs. u n at 81 so 50
do IS NJ at 81 35 13s Pennsylvania 15 10 at 81 20
200 do I ~. at 81 30; 500 Indiana do. % n. at 81 20
II Indiana sheep 1s n, at 81 65; do IS ~ at SO so
@ DO % i64 H. at s. @ 3 1s backs 80 3 at 81
D. Harrington: 341 lambs. I3 81 12ie; JT
d 20 fb, 50: 80 Buffalo IS NJ So 225 do 6s
r. 3 do % n 0 at AZ IA s5ais ssseP Po 1io
III. at 81 o. 10 sheep and yearngs. "A 10. IS so
Harrington G. Co: $50 Canada lambs, "a n. 81 TO-
1914 do. ST ~ at S. To- 149 do 81 n at So ri Kentucky
do. 81 70 81 So 173 state 80 81 81
]. G. & I65 state lambs 70. a 81 10;
- 81 121z So Vermont 81 n, 81
81 Vermont sheep a ~ at 81 %: 10 State do 81 b. at
So: Il do 81 n, at 81 30.
J. H WIkerson: Buffalo lambs 20 ~ So do.
Andrew Mullen: 1s7 State lambs ~ at 1ola
Buffalo do 63 ~ 81 So 10 State sheep sc lb at 81 30
81 106 10. So a..
George & l. s Dienback: lambs So n, at
50 o..
Jeiffe Wright & Co.: AZ State lambs II H. s. 12i3
Newton DDS Virginia lambs as ~ at s. TO- 1I3
state do. 6S n. 81 So
Mcpherson & 12S PENNSYLVANIA lambs. 30 n at
ST So 226 Ohio culls 81 n. at So 80
HOGS-ReCepts for days were 30 cars. or In
head including fully the market. Trade slow.
choice State hogs selling at s6dS6 10 100 ID;
a bunch Of pigs went 70 outside dealer at higher
Sales-B W Otis & Co: % State hogs 1876 n aver
age. at ST 10 per 100 n
Tobn & shannon: 20 State hogs. $50 n. s6.
St 80 H. hume q '''S - p's9
George & I. s DIlenback: State hogs. 1fa 70. at Sc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

cash quotations were as follows: Flour very firm No
sg5PT whs2s ct ssa5hs' @6e SG Esa No white $40
iSc No rye 6oss Fair to choes S m"itipE % eaTigy fg
"tbv seed IS S. clover contract grade; 81 % Mess
por per bb SIS sO9$l3 90 Lard per 100 1b s. 9Isg
SS 90 Short ribs sides Goose) s. soasI % Dry ssitsd
S. @o8ss 80 Whiskey basis Of high wines 81 81 On
the Prodnee sf!a dairies 139 1oc Cheese steady 98
TGian fTfati'e'iss Esgs 81 frm; fresh, 22a2$c
Duluth Nov 1c1os: Whsat-cash No hard .,hr ~
N2 81 S2F{herp Ma{ Tic. Corn soc aoa5e}.e
milwaukee. Nov. 11.--wheat hrIner: No | Northern, ,
.S' 10 o,105TS0isr Barey frr: No = 1za59c sample.
4Sa55c Corn-December Sa7sc
MnneapSl NSy cOss at MseaG"s oG raeExd & De-
SarI 74lc: No Northern. re: No Northern. 6al:q
Zoe F5urFrs patents 81 sSass %: second passnt@ @ &
Rranfn - ,o@ n '6 bulk. sl4 75gsI5 .
PbtIadeIphia Nov. 11-wheat firm: contract grade No
EsmeGFi %aRenier 9 81 aesle Oats higher: 40
white clipped 47iac. Flour quiet but firm winter super
s. Sea- : 50 sqss go Wessrn HiT
ter clear S3G$3 25 do straight IS oaS 40 do patent
So 294s3 n % s;c assas So s,sa 60 spring
oqss g. do s H IS ss do a. 6aTGGe Eiea4
S9s3 % straight So 25qsS 4o do patent s. 6oqS+ 10
Rye s3a$s oo hb m as to to oSstt aa and 6sn
fog 81 dT g9a o Il higher fancy western ereaery
nearly @ s @ do 2sc do southern @
vaaee frm New-York full creams. fancy small 10s4c:
do far 10 S m sas wheat n 900 bush corn
Is 600 Shipments-Wheat $1,000 hush corn SaoUo oats
1000. -,
December 737sc: MAY. I7sgT71.c; No hard I2Ga2l2c
Corn-No cash MsT beee4:9eT anc no white 9S1sS
Toledo Nov 11-wheat dull cash. 7s1se Dscember
77isct MAY 7a4.c dull: Decembsr 6o Oats
.pecember. 4ol.c bid: May. 4Ii.c Rye ssh Ci2ye:-
eedCsh 50 g 2ecem9eT a 50 80 %; NsTh; ot q Ina rS
Indiana SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

Liverpool. Nov 11-Closns: wheat-spot firm; No
Western winter. IS 1od: No Northern spring as
1Osd No California IS I'D futures steady December
IS 9asd: lid. Corn-Spot American
mixed IS Slzd; futures firm: November norninal
December. Is 5isd; March. IS Esd Hops at London
Pacific COAST steady. e 5sde3 los. F1our-St. Louis
fancy winter steady IS Sd Peas-Canaaian firm. IS ID
Beef steady India 73s 3D. Pork steady
prime mess Western: s2s Lard steady; American re-
pals. 81. prime Western. in tierces SIS
Hams-Short IA to 10 70. as. Bacon quiet
Cumberland Is 80 70. 49s; short rib. IS "a D
4Ss: long clear middles light - "a fb AS 3D. long,
clear middies heavy % to 10 10 AS snort clear backs
Shoulders-Square II to 13 n. quiet Sos Sd Butter
United good United States,
quiet American white ass American finest
coored. 46s Sd TalOw steady; prime city. 2ss 9d Aus
traan in london. 29s Cd COttonseed o-EIull refined
Spot steady. 22s 81 Turpentine-Spirits quiet. 2Is
Rosin-Comnon steady. Is lid Petroleum.
firm. 1f4d- LInseed oil firm. 33s-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov f1-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head. in
cIudng 80 Texans Westerns choice firm. others
steady but slow; good prime. So 25GS 80; poor 10
medium 1896. stoCkers and feeders. $2H<4 20 cows
SqSi so heifers. 81 JOG$4 so Gamers. s1dS2 20 bulls
81 75dS4 30: calves So 5OGS6 25 Texas steers 81 s>
Western steers So 5OqS5 IS. Hogs-Itecepts TO-DAY.
sc head; morrow "a Ooo: left 800 steady
lower; and butchers. 81 6GaSJ 90: good %
choice heavy 81 601S5 %: rough heavy 50 3og 50 90
light g., 3DTS5 CO. bulk OF sales, s. 35dSo Sheep-
Receipts 600 head 1oc to 5c lower good to choice
wethers . Western sheep. S3dS3 90: natlFe
lambs So ;0ds4 to; Western lambs. S3dSi 40 ,.- .
Cincinnati Nov. 11.-Hogs active. lower; S3 9aS2 -
Cattle duh lover 81 1895 25 Sheep dull 81 201S"
Lambs weak; 81 3GS4 90 ,. o-o - :.
East Buffalo Nov 11--Catte--Recepts 10 cars. IN
clln II loads Canadas: all Sold market steady lot
cattle Of grades: common slow and easy best steer
s. 7Oas5 50: medium good shipping, 50 40GS3 o0 1a
20 good butchers 81 50GS5 30 choice to extra fat COWS
S4aS4 30 Gamers good 81 50GS3 so; mixed butchers
heifers 81 togI 80 eHpot
buIs choice So T5dS3 good butchers DO IS Sotf o.
T5QS3 stock bulls. S2 3oasS
50aST and fed. 81 25dS3 % ftoss--tL
active and steady 1alr 20 cnoice i'i
ers s5 5ORS5 ~ packers 50 t3G$3 50; medium -
choice heavy T5dS5 90; pigs 80 oOdso 90 Iugts - 80
ass a5 stags s4qs4 90 sheep and laInos-fecsp{s. P 9
cars including IL loads Of Canadas: opened s's ~.
closed IOG15c lambs. common 70 lancy s44st
LIE 70 GOOD Sc 5odS wethers IS I5dS3 So mixed
"a 1o6S3 65; yearlngs. 50 I0dS3 30. - eo1>
FAST Liberty Nov. 11.-Cattle steady: choice 80 Ug1
e. 90 prInIe s. 3oaS5 50 good s5GlS5 2 Hogs i2Wer
rT,rrc s. q0GS6 heavy mediums. s. sors 50 istl.
1sdir,s s. 75GS5 so. Workers. 80 toqs' 20 M
-, 51dS5 co. pigs. s. 4oGS5 50 roushs ~ ls~ U
50 4ofsSS so; ciils al.i
nn1 sS2: yearIings So 5oGs3 10 veal calves sIas oo
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Nov. 11cotton firm; mjddllng sc; low sTs
ordinary l6c; receipts l'SlS
bales exports Great Britain 5S42 to the continent
IL ss4; coastwse. 291T; sales, 1s44; stock lSoSoS
Savannah Nov 11.-Cotton quiet: middling. I3sc: low
mddng 11-15c: receipts. 9.Y3S bales exports To te
Continent 3735; coastwse. 3.4s6: sales 1ss; STOCK
14O,1
New-Orieans Nov. 11-Cotton quiet middlins s,Ios'
15-t6c good ordinary 6Ssc'. receipIS.
Great Britain. 10; saies '''
stock, 209 go
ordinary. 6ifc: net receipts 80"
bales gross shipments. r. 93t sales "aoo' 9O'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

husness: prices unchanged. American nliddlins 5l6d
OF 5000 bales or whih soV odies
were speculation and export and ineiuded 49, Sa
Receipts. bales, fncIucLng 10 iOo
american Futures opend and closed barely steady
American middling. C. NoNsfibs. oofu
ai,a. Tcvemhar and December a64d. sellers: Decem
ber and January 64d sellers January ana Fepruary
e.5s7s ? sd sellers; February and March 2-6fdD
3s4d sellers and April. 64dat 3-o4d sellers
Arr May, 2-64dgt 5o4o seIi-ls. Naas ~1e 'N0e'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
contract prices in the local market to-day

chs-ryss, cotton closed quiet. with quotations un-
CT the basis of 5sc for middiing upland ana
niddiinp Gulf; sales bales. Southern spot
cAsness were teiegraphed follows: Mobile quiet un-
nnr,e a asc: Savannah quiet changed at sHsc WI
chssyes hffn unchanged at 754 {: Norfolk steady IN
zurn, a. &C; Baltimore nominal unclaimed at "a
LOIS quiet and steady unchanged tx Al 7-16c; s.
Eewn-l--st unchanged at 72sc. Estimated receipts al
lsaIs Ter ~ 600 10 2lop0 bales
hzies Win 1880 bales actual last week and i4sd
TART At Houston for tomorrow lf,5vo
ws 80 bales, compared &c 3Q2 bales actual last
osSso bHleg actual last
ps,ef ~ ne and interior points to-day as com
- Na,h the inst enh
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 11Flour steady bes patsnS- sPTias 2sa
t e. 50 low gra1ee winter and spring S2GS2 %
bst FAMILY winter So 5Oas3 I5 patent winter sia$t %
-four. 50 oH IS 90; rye HouL'
ss %5 81 70 Wheat-Little doing; No Northern ] sprin'
=sS - winter No Tec Corn easy; 40 SeOr-
& 1c No 3, 65ltc: No corn CSC No do ] o. 4s}s
NJ 2 10 49c BarIey-Nothing doing -Rye-No /; % ~.
canal freEhts-Wheat, 4isc; corn 3sc' OATS -F'c 10
New-Torlt - ~
c-.c.cn Nor 11-Ths leading futures ranged as foL-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

Qreign Coffee Market-Sartos-Coff market firm:
goa average santos $500: receipts 360 900 bags stock
l14noye bags sambu-gtofee market opened !. pfen-
hEs higher; al 80 ~ a. Dfennigs higher.
sales, 7oooo tass Havre-Cotee market opened steady
e-s francs higher; at i declined y franc
Irregular: advanced 7. franc: At $50 declined Y
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
EUROPEAN PRopUcE MARKET.

2-s4d64 s-e4d SELLERS and July. 42s4d94 5s4a
sellers: July August 2-64da4 3-64d. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
Notire of 5ummons-


CsITPRFME COURT. New York COunty-The
- Surbrug Co Plaintiff. Leo Abraham as survivor
- Of r Abraham Defendant
OSur,mons-To the above defendant You are hereoy
complaint in this action and 10
Sc copy OF your plaiEtns attorney within
dals of this summons. exclusive or
~ sta Of service of failure 70 appear
be taken against you oy ds1aulr
for fhs relief demanded in the complaint
dated SeDte 2Sth- 1901
A@'Se S~- ALBERT MASSEY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Postofice Address
20 William street, Manhattan Borough.
Naw-York City
Abraham survivor of himself and r Abrs
ham composing the late copartnership nTn
Off & Som
forsrofn- served by publics
.to, ,r--Hsnt 10 an order Herry Bischon Jr.
one ~ the Justices Supreme Court Of the state OF
rated the 18th October. 1901. fled with the
Of OF County OF
York ar the Comfy House in the city County ard
state OF York. the 2sth day OF October. 1901
Dated New-York. y. Y. october 2sth. 1901
ALBERT p. MASSEY.
Plaintiffs
OfHce Postofice Address.
William street. Manhattan Borough.
Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
NAVAL STORES.

There changes noted in spirits o-day desP,s Pts
that Savannah higher. but the feeflg was
steadier Rosin tar and pitch were quiet We quo'e-
TAR-ReguIars. 81 95: do oil hbls. 81.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE-3S@3S15c o =,
ROsIN-Conmon to good strained 81 45; D, 81 so p
81 60: F. 81 g. 81 TO- H. 40: 81 -; h, s. 4o NJ
s. 90: " s3 so: " G. So So ". 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpeutne. bblS ''''
bbis. -'''
Charleston. Nov 11.-Turpentine firm unchanged
unchanged. o.,,.. "a
cepts bbls: sales 1872 b6s; exports 6 oois tIs
unchanged: receipts. 3.S93 bhis; sales S oo'
exports S51 bblr =, o.1L1
Wilmington Nov 1i-Spirits turpentine quiet say
35L,c: receipts bbls 96d35c; receipts IL.
turpentne steady. 81 10 10 81 receipts 90
bbIs Tar firm 81 25: receipts. 244 bbls-
London. -Turpentine-Sprts. 26s Sd
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for TIE Tribune
n received at Uptown once. No 12i2 Broadway
2d door until O'Clock advertise
uents following branch offices regular
O'Clock viz: 2S< Sth-Ave- q
cor e3d-st; Aaays. oxh-avs-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

.io-o once market steady No Rio, 5s725; exchange
. receipts ITo00 bags cleared for the United States
bags - -' 'S 7' 'N'-' '''''
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

.o.IoS-The cotton market opeEed easy with prices
points lower, and continued decline after the
csY-. 5 Aqudatior Of professional nature Satur
are bulge and selling by bear leaders. The
ms trading weakness IL Liverpool. where spirners
seLiiIg hedges against cotton. While there
- sharp reaction s6c January later in the
th1 market failed 20 show
during the carly session, at noon prices
- BACK 70 the opening figures Large port receipts
e.lnes q print cloths by Borden FAN River.
ssey favorable weather conditions In the belt
te4E q public buying orders made easy the
keep prices below Saturdays closing
hesitation shown by them sell freely
-. faly forecast for unsettled weather
k-sfa belt snc for colder
o-ight had little effect in the afternoon.
tsfs solo the market down the lowest figures OF
soes; Wall Street bought around 74oc for January
isst hour, Of the bulls
op little cotton
were stifening. As offset TO large estimate
e-nlofroHs New-Orieans receipts. Houston predicted
va, lsht movement al that point with private ad-
declaring thar Texas receipts from VIII
Ale light Estimates the size OF the crop
y,a1lctlnE and little figure factor Trading
~. unusually light pretty much ali day. and for the
par comprised professional operations OF even
pants lower
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

Receipts bTeadstufs interior point. In thousands
cphers 600 omitted -four bbls grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
Brooklyn.
For Bows and Young Men-Country-

THRENCH. Spanish. German L:alian--Pro, Peiertn
I' School Languages i26 Wesr I'D. New-Gork Branch
~ Ccurt-st-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
For Both Sexes-City.

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VI 80 z 3Oth St--R-opeas Oct ID Manual training
and kindergarten French a sIeciaity
rI,FTE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
L Madison Square. New-York % Court-st-. Brooklyn
The Berfitz Method systematized form OF learn
ing foreign language foreign country by its actual
Free lectures weekly IN all Ian
guages -Four Medals Paris Exposition. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12

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yr,FIE MONTCIAIR MILITARY ACADEMY.
Thirteen miles from New York, the Eastern Slope
Mountains 800 feet elevation A separate
residence for senior cadets. wel-equipped gymnasium
vim instructor est Point COmmandau--
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Academies classes limited. Boys taught HOW TO
STUDY. Time saved in preparation for college For
catalogue address
] G.. NAtVICAR \. NJ. HEAD MASTER.
- WALDEN PLACE NONTCIsAIR. y J.
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M one OF the best to infuse energy. wake boys
to duties Of Ife prepared business college. $3.50:
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no tobacco ] SHORTLIDGE CYae). A NJ. Prin-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvE.

Totals 10 ports ~ o5 o.
Totals 10 all ports last week S"So 4'e-o -''oi'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
SEEKS DIVORCE.
Mrs. Blanche Sherwood Alleges
Cruelty and Non-SuppoIi

There was partial hearing of the petit
ton OF Blanche A. Sherwood, who is
seeking divorce from Fred T., Sherwood,
by Judge Blodgett today. Mrs. Sherwood
asked divorce on the grounds OF ex-
treme cruelty and non-support
In her deposition, she said her husband
went out FOR a walk one day and when
he returned told her he had enlisted in
the Firth United States cavalry.
Another time she was sent 20 enjoy her.
self at the home of friends and when shs
returned her tenement was empty
Nsighbors told her the husband had
sold the furniture. aud she went TO in
terNew her husband file refused TO talk
und went iiito the place he worked aud
shut the door on her.
Judge Blodgett thought he would like
10 hear more testimony on the cruelty
charge and postponed the hearing until
February %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
FINANCIAL NEWS



Wall Street. Feb. s--There was a rush
TO buy the leading steel stocks az the OBJ
enng which made wide quotations TOT
steel and Wire and Federal steel. The frst
sales or steel and wire were OF 1000
shares at SO down 10 81. compared with
o0A last night and 1000 shares OF Federai
steel sold from - down 70 o2ia. compared
with 5l1s. The market was active at
fractional advances for the most part,
though there were some important tx-
ceptions ct small losses.
Price movements became very uncertain
but most OF the active stocks incIined
lower with the movement interspersed
with frequent ralliez. EDion Pacific lost
an opSning rise of almost point and
came up strongly again. Tin Plate broke
N4 ard recovered 10 within "A fraction OF
ia best, Steel and wire and Federal
steel got below earlier prices, while Ten.
nessee coal. steel hoop and Colorado fuel
developed strength support I'm the south
western division lifted ST Louis Stith-
wastrrn preferred. Kansas and Texas pre-
fercd and Missouri Pacific about a point;
stocks which recently became prominent
moved upwards from 10 ss incl2GinK
s. Josssnh an5 Grand Island Chicago, MN I'M
iug Ana gnmated copper ana Wheenng
amt Lake Lrie second preferred. western
Union. People's Gas. Consolidated bas'
ana sugar were brorght on a rising scale
the laSt mentioned advancing polnlS.
But little interest was manifested IN me
fractions and they moveSl narrowly.
These VARIED movements produced very
eTr;ltic market aud at ilo'cl0ck The ten
dency was lndehnahle.
Heavy selling OF Union Pacihc lowered
II 2iz from the best and resulted In a low
or level for all leading stocks. Steel and
wire lost points and long list OF other
properties over point. Despite the gem
eral depression there were points OF
strength In obscure stocks, principally
the Colorado Southerns. Mobile and Ohio
Cleveland. l.orain and Wheeling, Peoria
and Eastern and Denver and Rio Grande.
The latter ran up "a after Showing heavi-
ness. before midday there was good
rally To Union Pacific and Southern Pa
riiic on the announcement that "A Union
Pacific issue has been underwritten TO
finance the Southern Pacific purchase.
Term. coal and Federal steel also ad-
yanced and checked the reaction. Bonds
were colnparatively duh and irregular.
Issues which had earlier in The week
been buoyant ran of on realzations.
The Wabash and Whesfng and Lake
Erie securities became features. Wabash
rose a., the pfd PCS. the debenture BIS
aai and the dcbenture AS lt. Wheeling
and Lake Erie seconds pfd. and Cleve-
land. Lorain and Wheeling rose g. each.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande jumped 3h.
Union Pacific got UP as high again as
esi. and somo other stocks touched the
best. The market was decidedly dun and
rather irregular,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
TO PREVENT THE GRir
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause
TALKED ABOUT.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Roger Will
liams Eye. Ear and Throat lniirmsry,
VIII hold q monthly meeting Monday
next at 2:9o y. IN, at the Stewart Street
Baptlst church.
Alexander Garceil, of North Providence.
was nned $50 and sentenced 10 : 0days. by
Judge Sweetiand today, for the theft ofa
hen from Moses Gillen hast September
Charles 6 B9llou and Edgar Ryder
today, Tor cruelty 10 "A horse. Appeals
were taken
In the sixth District court. today. wit
liam aud Minnie Hayden. and John ana
Mary DowncA, waived examination and
each waB bound over To the grand jury
IN $llal on the charge OF keepiug house
Patrick solan. n sturdy beggar. was
sent To the farm Tor six months by Judge
s'weetlana. t9dny and Lizzie Baldwin.
alias Nellie Martin was given nine months
for heing common drunkard.
Edlth J bowcry was ordered admitted
to the state hospital for the insane by
Judge Sweetland, today. Last Sumner
she Was examined because OF her mental
condition, and BY advice OF physician.
her husband took her away FOR a change
ably: hut last week he was killed on a
railroad and y relapse eusued. Irder re-
strsint and with prcper treatment u sas
said that there might be a cire effected.
4 man called al Hop KEGS laundry.
No 40 Academy avenue last cvenink
ard when Eec's back WAS tuvned seized
and made or with a shirt Naiied az s.
Charles ID. Poole, of No. ~ Arch street.
reports that wlNe his family was out
Of the housC last evening falge key
belonging 60 JeUn:c Wright u visitor aud
s. heionslng to Mrs. Pool was taken
The alarm from box ~ ~ ll:2o fhis
momlns was Cor aiight IRE IN Gegtrud"
T. MaNO's tenement No. 81 Washington
ntrcot \ match drouped IN a work bask-
81 sst nro e. that recsntncle and igritei
two rairg of irra curtains aud mgntcl
lambreguiu. DarlsEe about Sls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
BANNER STORY.
Kaesisr Has The Prize Fish
Yarn TO Date.

Chicago. Feb. S--Rudolph Keoster tells
a strange story Not long ago hc bought
a bargain IN the form OF a green perch IA
the Ghetto" district Repeated freezing
had made the nsh unpalatabie. As a re-
suit kaester was sick.
Now he ask. tho payment Of his meoi-
cal bin aud other relief due him. he as
serts. because of the failure of the city
fish inspector to condemn that aged
green perch Kacster can prove. he says,
that the fish was old.
sixteen years ago. while fishing near
Green Ray, Wis, be dropped from his
nuEer ring set with strange stone.
Almost before tho rins strlck ,ie water.
he says Il was seized aud deVourcd by a
soracious perch.
This ring. he declares. was recovered ln
the fish that later caused his illness. A.
q perch does not Ire longer than twelve
years Naestcr affirmed that the creature
was dead and IN cold storage az lesst i've
years. and probably q longer period. b,
fore reaching a market place in The
Ghetto"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
ICE IMPEDES THE
NAVIGATION OF BAY
Only The Big Steamers Able TO Crush
Through and Reach This PORT.
WateTboat Caught,

up last nigh, fe0r ring she would be frozen
IA. Captain Gray also decided that he
would not risk going out today and viii
las over here until saturday.
lie reports that the ice IN the Seacon-
net river is very thick aud that IL IL inn
possible for him 60 get through. and that
there are several barges and schooners
caught fast.
Should this cold snap continue II would
place Providence in an awkward position,
az for t.gs 81 would andntna fUees--@., n
taking for any steamer To get through.
athd as fer tugs With tows. IL would be
practically Impossible for them TO reach
port
The tug Mary t. Luckcnbach arrived
this morning from Boston and her cap
tain reports thaJ he pnr0putcred solae
heavy WEATHER on tho trip. The appear
ance OF the tug would surely Indicate that
cred viii q coat ~ icy hrnor trpn stem
10 stcrif she prrseutOd 'tt heautifui sight
az she Stelmtd up The hGrhOr, her white
sides glisteniug pa The sun but, as hcr
captaia SAID. II was not so beautiful with
the seas washing over her and throwing
Her lower Raging was covered with ice
and even The pilot house windows I'D a
coating.
The steamer Saginaw. Capt. Hale OF
the CLYDE lne also had a rough passa &c.
and the captain says he has not seen 80
much ice In the hay in several years.
When his steamer arrived In New York.
from the Wutn, on nsr present trip, she
Was completely covered With ice and her
appearance here ALSO indicates how cold
THE Chester W. Chaplin snl the Shin
necock arrived on time this morning al
though they had pretty rough passage
ard thcir sides were encrusted with ice.