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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

bride mere s ARE few county edqr in Southwest Texas who
English 10 u.s. OF course, desirable to possess cb m
hut after ALL is not anything be especial
can have the benefits OF school education ,5rs
- no excuse for not being sufficiently familiar with Eneb
10 speaG and write il correctly rosyHsaile HcrqI
Perfection of grammatical expression is a consumr,atio,
uuch TO ne desired both in writing aud in talking; but
people and papers who ab the grammatical error did
not nave that to mud fault with they would find fault with
The typographical errorand what publication has arrived at
that state OF perfection where typographical errors are inn
possible 1t should however be borne in mind tina, bo
are men in all lines of cndeayor even in the ncv,sp,o
business whose lives from cradle IN have been much
foo strenuous to admit OF their acquiring COLLEGE cd,.,
ton bat whose practical experience and daring ideas ARE
rather enhanced in value than dcraced from nv their %
mai mode Of expression great artist upon being asked
what he mixed his paints with laconcally rcped Rraipa
and so M editorial work oh brother Journalists so , a.
subject matter be mixed with brains not too critical of
re construction OF the sentences wherein is set forth
homemade editorials though crudely expressed ser
oFth the mental and physical growth of the community
where they written and what the readers of ever
paper want and have right expect The publisher Of
paper who oists upon his subscribers stolen edoriig
editorials penned by Northern experts who are long on
grammar and short on brains and which shipped TO the
publisher in the form OF boiler plate cheats his readers lust
as much as he would be doug them down an
aeway and sell them gold brick Do scare out genius
and originality and honesty with too much criticism
x 4
II the king OF Bulgaria did slap his queens face he is
me9ger Than the bandits who hold Miss Stone captive He
the wbiteoaps Of Texas would teach him lesson he would
never iorget-lycy Dcm0cyafRepotcy
Erns royalty certainly has hard road TO travel in this
part OF the world witness the number times Prince Ed
wards has been captured
n
TO- ong6aggh female partner is under arrest St Louis
there az the time she held up the train ?--LarcGo Times
She he must have held up mighty high to have caused
her arrest in that neck Of the woods
y
No eeptler,,,, ,.;u s,,,a. - a.
Grcgor ObScfuer %
And vice versa.
s.
The fellow that throws banana peenes on the sidewalk
ought bewel it's hard 60 say what should he done with
lm Perhaps might wish that he may occasionally stem
IN one Of these himself is safe presume that the feel
ng OF regret and that would flash through his head
eee ~ the immediate subsequentness would lead him 10
orroct The error OF his waysC0rSicand Coarcr- ieht
II this happen the wretch it is highly probable
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AND THAT REMINDS ~

]
"All Of the successful men have s..s ''sSSsss,
man said have always gotten pn Ia. knova"
who ended lord chancellor of ~ or Chails, y
late, m told. This Early to bed ana sI,u' AWAY !,
and The carly bird gets the worm i III 2 rise NJ
A man needs to sleep his sleep OFT. M va and 49,
morning is unhealthful. II is full Of - an Of d. !
natural. The earth is not well warmed nuInos at
been up several hours, and nobody was,. ai'i Tie =
out in cold world. The man who GETS ~ = get 9 NJ
fore half the day is over. The chicken ssIE htrss
bird gets up carly but the horse. an ; ',u ss N,
sleeps ate' 90 docs man If he follows na,r..
allow himself to he deluded by lot Is a'ure and a.
maxims The old grannies tbemscl,o @O'ini'ss Ola NJ
anybody, and that's no lie. as the vrlos sleep NJ
not how early you get up that counts b,, 'sng runs
you do get up "nat you d n
see there a particularly good Tbacto..
collection gentleman said in the cnr.aa ''ty ID
century Magazine IN an article Thackcr.,, 1n'st
america II seems the distinguished novel;t mA is
lous 10 see real bowery boy having heard 's1 y
Iha unique species. So he hied him Oh, ~ great "a
Bowery like The chap in The First Nist, morning
New York song, and found him Rover, 'pst sr
hydrant If you please, said the great Ri, atrs Il
lucb addressing the Bowery boy I want ., ~ aaha
he Bowery boy looked at him quzzicallv ~, - eei
the HI don't you go ? he queried and ~. "ea Vi
which the novelist from over seas had bon.A SonV's
stopped short right there" enGag q
AT the Players club one nipbt - NJ.
actor Joseph Jefferson and Stuart Rob,o, '"E nR
were nunching cheese and slipping mued Al. Ia'a
Jefferson suddenly, I believe I'd rather Iyo \, s'aaH
OF those we must leave behind as Berte ho 'ae ne
Rip Van Wrinkle All, no. Joe, answered NJ 1 IN, As
ing his mug on high. Let me give Won Npos''
your health and to your family may YOU an a.. h'
prosper There were tears in Jefersop's cy.. 0s
mug he said softly, And here's to rs fesbs :. O,l
Berthe And they clasped hands, these two ys,.'.'
saee-the two greatest comedians America nae La.
the days of Burton and Owens" A'VSA y
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TAMPERING WITH TRIHES
0ooooooo~ooooo9aoooo
TWIN Souls

TWIN SOULS. TN"
Last night my soul walked up and sought vo,- ,..n
Last night my body slept; nor did it breath.l
The future lay outspread and as a scroll
Tells what some dying miser doth beuyeah.
To one whom he pcrchaucc hath loved LONG ,jn,.
what he hath treasured long, did the script
Tell me that, on clysian heights sublime
We two should stand Immortality eouippedI
Your soul and my soul (ah but YOU were fair,
Faircr than tongue or pen Of mine may tell
Fair as You are blue eyes and golden hairO
Should walk together fields of asphode;
And leaving our two bodies stretched supine
In all OF the austerity Of death
Fly far above the earth, your hands in mine
Light as the thistle on the simoous breath.
Already, all in ALL We stood to each;
And then kuccied before you-bowed nv head
snowy IN their whiteness, wondrous in their reach.
Far. far above me rose your wings outsprcadl
And heaven itself seemed mine 10 reach and gra,ul
Eternity aud YOU bequcathed to me!
Ah dear, felt again your hauds warm claspi
AND all my soul bowed down-bowed down to tha
and then the moment came that drove us thenccl
Nieimnks 1t was your doines drove us far; 4
downward the void stretched darkly and immersed
Down swooped our souls to find their native stsf
ana now IN my waking, my dream grows strangely ds,
ana why your soul should seek its present state,
Stunning the fields where throng the seraphm.
Leaves me in doubt Was not your hat on str,s.
q -
"5Ren'ne wants it distinctly understood that d. Vs
stand for any Chile sauce
90 bad that despite his denial the papers will tnu
20 p[0 stories OF Tolsos death. The count ought h1
whether he is dead or not
mere are no Divorces or granting of divorces taa
Mrs Carrie Gait is soon to appear on the platoon /
Georgia capital Mr.. Thomas, however will contas
'oFe 10 use the back fence as his rostrum.
ne after dinner speaker is not inrequeny an alta q
some misguided people asking Uncle Sam to stop y
seer war He isn't running Boer war; his war Is y
$; 4; Il -
In days of old, when knights were bold
Twas then the hero staked
In trousers made of boiler iron
That ratified when he walked.
]. NJ LErs
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Same Here.
(Halletsville HeraldD

=, VTIaIeIsVlIe Hcradl
How any who is a supporter Of o,- .-.....,.
administration can favor the idea OF this eoyern.n,
tering IN the Boer war in England is beyond the inter
o'al' We are doing the very thing that England most
fully belong to In fact England has 80 not right
han we have for the Beers declared war ag.nst 20 hsnt
We invaded the Philippines. 1t would be g. ueF and
ealing the kettle black Both the United States and pg Fp pot
be 5 pI h ol ne horns Of fighting William GOAT tst
without the risk of being bued into the puts n0n0F and
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ing his correspondent 20 turn his attention to something
more useful than autograph collecting.
Miss Alice Roosevelt eldest daughter OF the president is
at the home Of her grandfather G. c. Lee at Brooklne
Mass Some part of each Miss Roosevelt has spent
with grandparents and she loves visit the places that
her mother fond of when girl little way beyond
the is situated the small wooden Unitarian church
where her mother was married TO the president
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chr0mOs Barred.
Hlllsboro Democrat.

-''IsuuIo Democrat. "a
va, me democrat issues chromos and offers y III n
e1peet to furnish paper worth ST. the price -
outsider that in doing we will bette please -
we are willing to trust to this business p''.s
ne ultimate success Of the paper II it is the news y
we submit the Democrat to your consideration 'e's'
merits OF its publication.
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A DlsTRE8.
ManY German \

al
Many German p
Ruined ct
Now York \,,
VIC l''''''" '"'I'
the Daily Mall
lufo tha rluar of
,
'''"'""s' t-i' /
merchant, s,Hrd
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RAILROADS

The work Of broadening the gauge Of
the Mexican National was commenced
d. II. r. Green, president Of The Texas
Midland. announced that he viii bore for
oil along his line.
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THE NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.

If1E NOhIHERN SECURITIES COMPANY
The special sessions OF the legislature In Mime
sofa Montana and possibly other States in the North
west called to enact laws to break up the recent con
soldaon OF the Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads, have difficult problem to deal with once
before the courts interviewed and prevented the
OF one of these roads to the other in the formation
of the Northern Securities company by which the con
solidaon has been effected the corporation lawyers
have put their wits to work and used all possible
Ingenuity to make the consolidation legal and proof
against adverse action the Of legsla
lures. The consodators insist that the transaction
simply consisted in purchase of stock and that
there is no intention to consolidate these railways;
they viii he before They promise that rates
will not be raised and that will done for the
public than before Whether their contention will be
held good remains to he seen.
There is no doubt that there is a growing tendency
to such consultations all over the country and there
no doubt that all over the country the popular feel
ing against such consultations and combinations is
growing. Says the Baltimore Sun conservative
paper, and paper not radical in its opposition to
trusts:
Every mile d railroad in Maryland with tho single ex
sSP. OF ne Western Maryland is practically under the
control OF one man. That ono BY stroke OF his
PEN advance e freight coal and ono month NAV close
down every factory IN Baltimore lie can advance the fegbt
on grain and turn the fertile western counties into desert
lr ,Il Destroy me commerce OF Baltimore easily he
The trust evil is Just beginning to be realized in
this country The remedy in time viii be found and
applied by the people who stin sovereign and who
viii refuse to permanently submit to the trust tyranny
just as to any other tyranny
IHe original declaration of independence may become
lcsbic but until Boston up her beans or New York
has honest politics win live in the hearts the people
HAVE nightmare last niqhta
WINS Roosevelt did not permit anybody to tell him how
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Question.
(ozona Kieker)

NCeona kicker,)
a Niger who was fishing the Colorado river ..,.
line and wa. dsss s II n aaa lbs big e' got in the
tee who held the inquest the dead boJ The jus
lingering" u'ns or the Ssh was
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Not Frightened.
Bruceville Democrat.

bTuceviUe Dtmocrat
Arc the people Of Texas going to sit sill ,.s;,..,
are being tied Waco Times Herald '' ~ne their hands
,,,. i, :, The idsal The hand. Q: Texas o.oD,.
bread Is sa saa inc people Of the Lone Star Sa,c 700
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guubout Macllas
class cruiser TrilJ
~
ON A SIM.
WILL THE BOZ
IN SOU
That Condition lt
That Country.
That Condition !,

Sow York. Noy
Timcs and the So
interview iu a Nl
% Hn mnlcd sand,
aide dc camp of
General Louis Bot
touring the coutiu,
SuiIdl.rrg dcclar,
tine ultimate yictc
tain Asked what
would accept, hC
one iUudilIou Ont
SouthI Africa. IL,
tlou Dlf our uuiour
we Must "a uuel
ais of 1.-THE rrHnsya
Saulbcrg said til
when bor humane
| spare thor own
| were willing to
| yantagcous pence,
| case.
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HOUSTON

The Houston rurnvcreln Bowling club for
the third consecutive year won the State
championship cup Ia the State bowling
tournament held yesterday
Mr.. Ira Van Sickle. well known rail.
roa, clerk with the Southern Pacific freight
department, shielded by shooting himself
trough the head with pistol whEe at
TEE NEW VNpk ENENIhIc
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great, II he had had sense Of humor in which he
was absolutely lacking he would have been without an
equal among The Journalists Of America
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CONNIE RClAL.

wore sold, competition for the inner grades
being spirited
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uNDER 10 CIRCUMSTANCES ,DiH oydart etoer b.
payment Of accounts.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

H. M. JOHNSTON. ...................... President
G. J. PALMER. Vice President
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CORRESPONDENCE Of any description euheihcy intend
Sp me SGs,"g5s or Editorial Department should be Cd
10 he housroN Posi-, and not 10 any tndiadisii
STq az creeks traits uoney-odcs made payable 10
] az Houston PRtNrfYG CoMrANy'
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ACTION VI
Havana Has Me
al

Havana. NoYen
the city council
the minutes, II
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Nos. tfo, to3 tto5, ffo7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue.
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FOFEIGN OFFICES-Eastern business Office A., 4s. 40
ena SO ribune buildings New York (The $. G. Beclwh
PSeia5 Agency Western 400 The Rookery Chicago (Ihe
D 4 Beckwth Special Agency
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IHf original declaration Of independence may become
legloc but until Boston gives up her beans or New York
has honest politics it win live the hearts OF the people
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= 1RApELING AGENTS--C. S. E Holland, Auditor; Z.
NJ holland A. w. Palmer and B. B. Throop.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Edward :. stakes Dying

New York. Oct. 17.-.At the age Of
sixty Edward $. Stokes is dying Of old
~" at the home Of his only sister. Mrs.
Mary McNutt. 10. 731 St Nicholas
avenue. His physician, Dr. John $.
Billings. Ir.. said that there was little
ltape for Mr.. Stokes. Ills condition II
similar to that Of i man dying Of old
age. said the doctor. Mr.. Stokes is
barely able 10 recognize his nearest
relatives and friends This fatal i'll.
mess began about four years ago Thus
ID pain and semiconciouSness is endin;
I'll" cultcr Of the man who killed Jim
FISH and whose sensational threats
osain>t Jay Could and the other Erie
railrond managers We're a worldwide
topic Of discussion thirty years ago
The sun., 1901-10-18
GeneFnl MnrlEots.

Nm York, Oct, H.
FLOUR state aud western maintained III III
prices and seemed more lrtYa; Minnesota pa
qns. S3.t5l$Sj; winter striigfts s33ni3. 20; win
tel extras. X iua2 ~. Winter lItcnts 81. Jla3 -.
WHEAT Again ttrnt and higher on small north
wr,t retcipls, bulli.h argentina news and hm
ms Of outside markets; December. 7Gl76ttc
MAY, 1sAiJge.
RYE Firm; state 5jajGc., c. i. &, New York
aarats No western, blc, I, ., h.. ail04,
corn Quiet. but rmer with wheat; Deccm
her u i.lf6lA!e.; MAY, B2ssan2 a.IGc
OATS Ruled dull and stcuiy; track white
state, tOai7e, track. white, western, i0al7c
PoRk-F Firm; mess, $l550alG.15; family Sg.5
ilN
LARD-Firm; prime western steam Soc
BUTTER Steady; staff dairy. lia2lc. cream
cry, l5l2aC
CHEESE Steady; fancy, large colored, 9Ac
fancy, large. white, 9Ae, fancy, small, coorcd
lOl4c.; fancy, small, white loa10ltc.
EGGS Easier; state and PENNSYLVANIA, 2lIS
22c.; western, candca. 2lt&c
SlGAt-Raw strong; fair refining, 5.l5c.
centrifugal, IS test, l3.l6e, refined steady
,sushel 5.6lc powdered, 5.2Oe,
TlRPENTlNE- Firmer at 3sAaSS%c.
MoLASSl.S Steady; New Orleans S7a42c.
RlCE-Steady; domestic, 44Gt2c; Japan AZ
5Ac.
rALLow Steady; city, 5ssa54c.; country
sac
HAY-stendy; shipping, eoac5c.; good i
CHOICE s5a90c.
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WILL KNOWN MAN DEAD.
Henry +, Morrow of Chester Formerly
Of Wilmington.

Henry +. Morrow. Il retired business
man of many years experience aud
one If the most active Prohibition letd-
ers Of Chester and Delaware county.
died yesterday 1T his home in Chester
lie had been resident Of Chester sin
1860. Mr.. Morrow WIS son If John
Morrow and was born in Wilmington.
August 2S, 1888. Ills father was ~
Scotch-Irish decent and came i'll 1924 from
his birthplace. near Belfast. Ireland 10
the RrHndywine creek. He was Il prrs
byterian and prominent Free Mason
and during the latter part Of his life was
engaged successfully III the real estatm
business.
Henry L. Morrow was reared here, r.-
ceiyed good english education and n
came m apprentice II John l.. EIaIdcn.
to the trade Of tinSmith. on February IL.
1S4S. After completin. Ills trade he AMI
lis brother. W. j. Morrow were on
gagged IN the tin and stove business until
1860. On June 20 Of that year MI. Mo.,
row renewed to Chester, where he en.
gagged in the cement and roofing business
and continued i'll that line until 1872.
having Il residence and place Of business
| at Eleventh and Madison streets. Since
that time he acted rs i general agent
and canvasser.
On April 16, 1861. MIR Morrow married
| Mary Frances Belt daughter u Wir
iliam Belt Of this city They have our
daughter. Miss Mary L. Morrow. 4 we'll
known teacher in tle public schools II
Chester
The sun., 1901-10-18
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious treatment by Which
Drunk ards are Being Cured DAILY
I'm SPITE of Themselves.

Mo Noxious Doses. No Weakening OF
The Nerves.. A Pleasant and posi-
tive Cure for the Liquor Habit.
n is now generally known and Under
stood that Drunkenness Is disease ano
not weakness. A body filled With poison,
ana nerves completely shatte ed by peri
| ndical or constant use Of Intoxicating
l;anors requires an antidote capable OF
lncutralizing and eradicating this poison,
and destroying the craving for intoxi-
rants. Sufferers may now cure tnem-
selves at home without publicity or loss
OF time from business by this wonderrui
l"HOME GOLDCURE" which has peen
perfected after many years or close stuuy
/ md treatment OF inebriates. The fai.n-
ful use according 20 directions o. TINS
wonderful discovery is positively guar
,nteed TO cure the most obstinate case,
M matter how hard drinker. Our
records show the marvellous transforma-
ion OF thousands OF Drur ards into
.oher industrious and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!!
IcHILDREN CURE YOUR FAITH
rPSu This remedy Is in no sense
ostrnm bur is n specific for this dis.
lease only, ana is 30 ShhiiuiS u''i
prepared that it is thoroughly soluble
and pleasant to the taste, so that II
can bs given in cup Of tea or coffee
Without the knowledge Of the person tax
~ it Thousands of Drunkards have
ured themselves with this priceless rem.
.dy. and as many more have been cured
md made temperate men by having the
"CURE" administered by loving friends
land relatives without their knowledge In
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discontinued drinking OF their own free
will. Do NOT WAIT. Do not be de
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once and for all time. The "HOMH
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within reach of everybody a treatmen
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Q $50. Full directions accompany eacl
package Special advice by skill I'd ply
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world on receipt Of One Dollar. Addres
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n COMPANY, 1880 and 1882 Market street
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e All cor espondenec strictly confidential
The sun., 1901-10-18
DELAWARE w. c. n. U.
Convention viii Adjourn To-day After
pleasant Meeting.
Snecinl to The Sun.

Special to The Sun.
Dover, Oct 1.-THE State Convention
of the w. G. 4. U. which has been meet
ing here since Wednesday will adjourn
tomorrow evening. The session today
was mainly taken up i'll hearing reports
of the yice-presidentS of the various
counties and the supcrintendents of the
different departments. Addresses were
made tonight by national President Of
the ". e. 4. t., Mrs. Lillian NJ. =.
Stevens. Of Portland. Me. and Miss Anlh
| Adams tiar,lon. Of Illinois. yice-president
at-large Of the W. 9. 7. u
| Tomorruw's program follows;
| 900, prayer meeting.
| DIS. convention called to order; read
ling of minutes and report of executive
committee reports of superintendents,
ltcn minutes cachl; legislation and pc.
titicns, Mrs Mary Webb; Work Among
Railroad Employees, Mrs. Mary Mills Wei.
colt. final report of credential commit
| toe.
| 1000, annual election Of officers: elee
ton If delegates 10 national convention
100. question hox, conducted by Mrs
Lillian NJ. N Stevens, Maine, president
Iof National W. G. I. L.
1f.SO address by Miss Anna Adams
Gordon to the children.
j 1900 noontide prayer; adjournment.
This afternoon 80, committee meet
Iings.
200. song service, led by Mrs, Eva G
H. Benson.
215. convention cniird TO order: prayer
go. Bible reading. Rev. Anna II
Shaw, Pennsylvania
300. report Of committee on resolu
tions by Mrs. Marguerite II, Green
Newport, chairman.
$50. report Of special committee: intrt
dnction Of fraternal delegates.
400 unfinished business.
4.so, adjournment,
This evening 80. song service y
Wesley Chorus Of So voices; No. /. choruy
marziale- March Onward to the War.
! Emerson; NJ. .. solo and chorus ..Illds
Of the Nations" he Kovcn Mr., Harr
Collision, r. and choir: No 3, nation;
anthem "'rhnu pidst Indeed Chastis
! Schneider; No. 4, Fugue chorus
: God Is Our Strength and Salvation
! Lorenz: prayer; solo-'.If We're a Noic
: n Persuasive Voice. Mrs. Miriam Shel
pard Davidson: address, "The Ne
, Man" the Rev Anna II. Shaw, Pennsy
, lvania: collection; bcnediction.
The sun., 1901-10-18
Cnrnorations Chartered

Dover. Oct Il The following filed
their certificates of Incorporation her.
today:
The Guyana Corporation of Wilnilr.
ton, Del. to drill and horc for oil, a.
plfilt Ne: capitll stock. $1,o00.0oo.
The permhtological Prescription Go
of Philadelphia; capital stock. S250.o0O.
The Columbus Clay Manufacturing Co
"f Columbus o.. capital stock. 100000.
The Independent Baking Powder Co
"f Chicago and the Edward Il. Rrnc,
-. Of Baltimore filed certificates $ho,y
ils the paving il Of capital ~tocG
amounting 10 $1,000 ana $15O,oG0. respect
ively.
The sun., 1901-10-18
lnion rrinters slrli.e.

Amsterdam, y II, pet IL Tie
union printers III the cities of Gloyers-
yillt anl jahnStown at out on Il
strike, rousel by fiie refusal of tie
employers % tgu j scale of WAGES sub.
magl ~ tile union Ills -calr called
tI $li weal fal lilptrpe operators
aRl decreased tln niaaHor u apron,
s Il Ill employed ii tht printing of-
ta 'fhe eHtir, force Ut l4riYtels %
iAe GfLnN@asr5llt l.aatler atd Iirrala
'lImeto"l. 4. .nri ta 3alE paprf,
Aafr Init W"ls iitH lE0 Papers an
Ee!lg isStial With HnGAuu Nnll