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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

eating her dinner, she was stricken
with paralysis, and has not recovered
consciousness at this writing. Her son,
III. NJ. Page, of CoheCton, was sum-
moncd and is at her bedside.
The wife of Peter Dougherty, the
night watchman at the trestle, died
last week. She had been a sufferer for
several months. lnterment was made
in the Catholic cemetery, at Starrucca,
last Saturday morning.
The Rev, A. J. Skillet returned yes
terday from West Windsor, y. y,
where he has held special evangelstic
services for two weeks, with very en-
couraging results.
Rev. p. II. Tower returned yesterday
from Wallsvilc and Montdale. He sup
piled the pulpit of Rev. b. p. Hanton
last Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Foster, who went to New
York last week to buy millinery goods,
came home Sunday, suffering from a
severe cold, since which time she has
been quite sick, but is Convalcscing
now.
Mrs. p. Il. Tower has been on the
sick list since last Thursday, but seems
better at this writing.
The sumner Wrighter wedding this
afternoon has called parties from Car
bondale, Washington, d. G., and other
parts of the land.
Postmaster h. f. Barnes was called
to Susquehanna yesterday on business.
G. NJ. Lewis returned this morning
from business trip to Montrose and
Binghamton. and this afternoon he and
his wife started for Honesdale via
Whites Valley, to attend the Wayne
county fair tomorrow.
j. p. I.yden is having his recently en-
larged house painted.
a. w. Gates returned from Scranton
yesterday, after several days visit
with his children. His wife Is detained
there for a time, she having dislocated
her hip by a misstep which she made
there some days ago.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Mcnamara
started for the Pan-AmerCan this
morning.
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FACTORYVILLE.


FactoryVille. Sept 24.--Louis Hard
ing left last Thursday for Ithaca, y.
Y. Wherc he has accepted a position
rs instructor in electrical engineering
at Cornell university.
Mrs. &. Mace. of Binghamton, has
been spending "A few days with his sis
ter. Mrs. w. l.. Follet.
Mrs. win Case, assisted by other la
dies Of the Methodist church,will serve
chicken supper at the church next
Friday evening. sept. -. Price, 20
cents. Proceeds to bc applied on the
Insurance of the parsonage. Every
one is cordially invited.
Mrs. Stanley y. Simrell of Scranton,
and Miss Harriet Crisman, of this
place, leave today for Montrosc.
w. II. Capwcll. of Dallas, was a call
er i'm town last Suiday.
REV. Squircs and Rev. Caterer, of
London. England who held two meet
ings here last week. left yesterday for
New York. when they expect To sail
for their homes.
Last sunday evening at tho Baptist
church Miss Suydam, Mr.. Drake, Mr.
Strain and Mr. Powell, who had been
10 Northhcld, Mass, as delegates of
the religious societies of Kcyston"
academy gave tcn-minute talks during
the evening services. which were very
interesting and beneficial
Sta;Son'S "GnClc Toms Cabin show
will apcar here this evening at Sisk s
hall. This is one of the largest shows
of tho kind travelling, and ono Of the
best. Every one should see Uncle
Toms Cabin"
Mr.. and Mrs. Birman Gardner have
issued invitations TO the marriage of
their granddaughter. Miss Bessie Gard
nor, to- Daniel Reese, of Scranton. The
ceremony viii take place Wednesday,
Oct. ..
X-Couuty Commissioner Fred IL.
Chase has moved his family to Scran-
ton. Clarence Vaughn will occupy MIR.
Chasns home here.
Dr. \. r.. Fitch and wife returned
sunday morning from the PanAmeri-
can,
J. q. GclScr, the popular travelling
salesman for Megargee Bros, of Scran-
ton, spent Sunday here with friends.
Factoryvllr encampmcnt. No. 2i6, /,
q. 9. T., will meet in regular session
Wednesday evening.
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Chicago, sept. 2t.-Receipts, 6,j0o, including
l.joO Texans, 1900 westerns; no choice natives
here. Steady but slow; westerns and Texans
shade lower; good TO prime steers normal. So 2Oa
Go; poor to medium, sia6; stockers and feeders,
S2.50ai.2j, cows S2,20ai6O; heifeis, S2aj; can.
ncrS, Sl5Oa2.3 3O bulls, 81 sOa4.6O calves $3a675;
Texas steers, S}ai60; western steers, S375s5. 25.
IIogs-Recepts today, 5000; tomorrow 10000;
left over, 5000; opened 5a1Oc. lower; mixed and
butchers 81, 75a730; good to choice heavy, S6 GOA
727ls; rough heavy. S6.6Oa6 s.; light So sOa7 10;
bulk Of sales, S6,Sja7. Sheep-Receipts 5000;
sheep. hest steady; othcrs lower. Lambs good,
l0c. lower; Others. lOa25c. lower; good TO choice
wcthers, S. 60a3.9 90; fs9 to choice mixed, sS 3Oa
$50; western sheep, S3.2j to 375; native lambs,
S3a5 western lambs, s375a4.7j.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Sept. 2i--The re were ind-
cations of support for Amalgamated
Copper by inside interests today for
the first time since the reduction In
the dividend was announced last FRI
day. The rapid downward course of
that stock was thereby arrested, and
the whole market showed signs of re-
lief from the nervous strain engen-
dcred by Amalgamated Copper's vio-
lent decline. Selling by foreign holders
of American securities. including rail-
road stocks, was an important inlu-
ence in the opening decline here, which
reached from l to . points in import
ant cases. Amalgamated Copper sold
at 90 during the first few moments of
trading, which proved to be the low
point of the day. 1t was after the stock
had steadied that the sevcrest pressure
developed against the general list. A
promisCuous spilling out of stocks car
ried the level of the prominent rail-
roads and speCalties from | to pa be-
low last night, the PaCifics. South
westerns, Changers and Sugar being
the principal sufferers. 1t was believed
that the recent losses in Amalgamated
Copper were responsible for the liquid
alton elsewhere. Several alarmists
stories put out this morning indicated
the exhaustion of ammunition by the
bears. The support developed in Anal
gamated Copper and the postponement
of the meeting of the directors of the
Anaconda company, which IL was
feared would result in another divi-
dend. complicated the discontinue OF
the bears and they covered heavily dur
ing the latter part of the day. The
earlier declines were largely wiped out
and fair proportion of net gains cs-
tabished.
Points of conspicuous strength were
the Nanderbilts, Manhattan and Wa
bash. A feature of the day was the
selling of stocks controlled by leading
capitalists, which served TO empha size
the dread felt yesterday of renewed
outbreak of hostility between hostile
powers. a good deal of the selling Of
Amalgamated Copper was of this char
acter and seemed to be designed to
force inside support of that stock. In
the late buying movement practically
all of the large sellers of the last few
days were represented. Total sales to-
day. 800 shares.
The railroad bond market was quite
active and weak In sympathy with
stocks. Total sales shares par value,
50, ,260,OO0
United States 3's and the old As adj
vanced Il per cent on the last call
The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by NJ. $. Jordan & Co., rooms 7o5.1O6
MCarS building, Scranton Pa Telephone 5OOs.
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HALLSTEAD.

special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Halstcad, Sept. 24.-There is a great
demand for houses in Hallstead. Hard :
ly vacant house, suitable for living
apartments, is now vacant here.
NJ the moving picture entertainment
IN Young Mems Christian association
hail. Saturday night, the Fire company
cleared ten dollars above all expenses.
T.. Il. Eldred and wife have returned
home from the Buffalo exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Shaw were in
Binghamton on business, Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Brown was in Bingham
ton visiting, Friday.
jeremiah Fuller is improving the ap-
pearanCe of his property, near the
depot, by "A liberal supply of paint. It
adds much to the neatness of his pretty
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence were
i'm Binghamton, transacting business,
Friday.
a large gathering from here attended
the knights Templar Conclave at Bng-
hamton today.
Painters Barnes and Sloat are at
work painting the houses of w. d.
Lusk, on Dayton avenue.
An alarm of fire was sounded Mon
day afternoon at about 3 o'clock. The
fire company quickly responded, but
the flames were conquered before their
services were required. 1t was merely
a slight blaze in the barn of Mrs. Sum
merton, on Main street. No serious
damage resulted.
Benjamin Lawrence entertained a
number of friends at the home of Miss
Edna Ward, on Pine street, one even
ing last week lie gave IA phonograph
concert which was much appreciated.
All of Hallstead will attend the an
nual county event, the Hartford fair,
Thursday.
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TUNkHANNOCK.


Tunkhannock, Sept. 24.--L. II. Orcutt,
who has been engaged i'm the merCan-
tile business at NoXen, has sold out his
stock of goods, good will and fixtures
10 concern doing business as the
Agricultural Mercantile company, COM
posed of several Beaumont business
men.
l.. T, Burns is having the front of
his JeNelry store painted. Alva Melhu-
ish is doing the work
The funeral of Mrs. John Il. Over
field will take place at Meshoppen to-
day "wednesday at $50 p. m.
Attorney Rodney j. Bardwell will re-
turn ON Thursday TO his home in Dem
Ner Colo, after spending a month with
his relatives in the east.
Judge T.. NJ. Durham and Associate
Judges Vaughn and Sickler will hold
short session of Argument court to-
day.
William Conncll is employed in the
jewelry store of Charles Goodrich.
Mrs, Callie a, Bogart is in New York,
buying goods for the fan millinery
trade.
Richard Purdon, of Dalton, is visit
ing friends at this place,
Mrs. A. Il. Buck is in New York pur-
chasing goods,
Born, to Mr., and Mrs, Cyrus Walter,
of Bridge street, an eleven-pound
daughter.
Miss Nina Carney, of Scranton, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Luce, on
Pine street,
Mrs. Maria Mumford, of Mauch
Chunk, department president of the
Women's Relief corps, will inspect j.
w. Reynolds Relief corps, of this place,
this wednesday, evening, September
%. Ice cream and cake will be served
after inspection.
Thomas Hawke is i'll with typhoid
fever at the home of his mother, on
Harrison street,
Miss Ida Bell, the milliner, was q
visitor in Scranton ON Tuesday.
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"a DaY and a Nieht.v

The public has treat in store, for
Hoyt's "A Day and Night" company,
which is to appear here Thursday
night, is superior this season I'm talent
beauty, novel specialties and the nee
esSary adjuncts of magnificent cos
tunes and refreshingly new scenery
The musical part of the enterprise is
under the direction of a famous COM
poser of popular music, and the per-
formance is up to the standard of ex-
cellence that belongs to the popular
productions of Charles II. Hoyt. "A
Day and a Night will be seen at the
Lyceum theater tomorrow night.
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NEW MILFORD
Scranton Tribune.

hpeClal 10 tle scranton lllhune'
New Milford, Sept. 24-Mr. and Mrs
William Won Cott left this morning for
Buffalo, where they will spend the re-
mainder of this week.
Mrs. Charles Morgan died at her
home Sunday evening. The funeral was
conducted from the house by Rev.
Charles Smith at / o'clock today The
deceased leaves a husband and two
sons.
Mrs. NJ. o. Bradley and daughter,
Bessie are in Buffalo this week.
Miss Nina Moore, of Hartford, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. l.. w.
Moore.
Mrs. ., sic Walls is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Bartlett in Bing-
hamton,
-AIiss Sadie Quinn is spending a few
weeks with Bnghamton friends.
The following young people enjoyed
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Now York Grain and Produce.

New York, Sept. 2i.-llour-Fairly steady but
very quiet. Wheat Spot dull; No. ? red, 76c. T.
o, b, ahoa; No, red, 7ji!c, elevator; No /
Northern Duluth, 76iac. T. O. b. ahoat. Options
steady but at once developed weakness Closed
easy. May, 79l.c,; September, '7iFsc; October,
Tic; December, 76l4c. Com-spot steady; No.
?, 6iSsc. elevator 6isic. I, o. b. afoat. Op.
tons after opening steady, eaSed or hut finally
rallied on covering and closed steady May
closed 6iSsc. September Gi9sc; December,
6ilsc. Oats-Spot finn; No. . white, iIiaa%c. /;
No. white, Ale. Options quiet and easier. But.
ter-Firm; creamery, l0t22c. factory june l4ls
al5l2c; June creamery, 2Oa2liac.; imitation
creamery, l+alsc state dairy, lia2Oi5c Cheese
Firm; fancy large colored, 9iAc; fancy large
white, 92saiac; fancy small coored, 024c fancy
small white, ohalac. Eggs-Quiet; state and
Pennsylvania, 2la22c, western uncandlcd, l7s2Oc /;
western cdndled, 20iaaglc
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

a pleasant evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Frink, September n,
in honor of their daughter, Miss Flor
once Frink: Bessie Lewis, Maud
Smith, clara Pettis. Alma Decker,
Lutte Decker. Della Decker Oril Nor
gan, Helen Beebec. Millie Cook, Maud
spencer cora Burton, Edgar Decker,
Ray Moss, Eatherly Moss, George
Sparks, Fred Sutton, Willie Gardner,
Glen Van Buskirk, Harry Hall. Ray
Smith
Miss Helen HIutchinss spent Tuesday
evening in Binghamton.
A large number Of the friends and
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
Payne gathered at their home in this
place Tuesday to celebrate their golden
wedding
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"A Ward of France"

The King Dramatic company pre-
sented "A Ward of France" TO a large
and well pleased audience at the Acad-
emy Of Music last night. For the mat
inee today grand production of "Un-
der Two Flags will be the bill.
Tonight "The Sporting Duchess" will
be the offering. The play will be seen
in its entirety including race horses,
jockeys, etc. The company carries all
the special scenery and mechanical ef-
fects which made the drama draw so
heavily i'm the larger cities,
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"A Secret Warrant"

NJ, w. Hanley & Son, who are also
identified with the management Of
Robert b, Mantell and "A Runaway
Match" will present their new star,
Willis Granger, the clever young lead
ing man in the powerful romantic play.
"A Secret Warrant" At the Lyceum
next Saturday afternoon and night.
Others in the company are Beverly
Turner, Percy Cooke, Russell Craw-
tord, Frank Milan, George w. Ham
mond, Clifford Standish, Dwight l..
Moody, Foster Lardner. Wade l.. Nor
ton, Adeline Dunlap, Nancy Poole.
Grace Atwell and few more. 1t
seems as If rare treat was in store
for all who attend this performance.
Seats go on sale tomorrow at . a. m.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. @. Dale. % Lackawanna Ave !
Beans-Pcr bushel choice marrow, 81 6Oa2 65.
Butter-Frech creamery, 2la22c.; dairy, fresh,
2lc.
Cheese-Full cream, l0l9allc.
Eggs--western fresh, l5laal6; nearby state,
l5Aal7l2c,
Medium Bcans-Pcr bushel, s.. So
Green Peas--Per bushel, 81, 4Oal As
Flour--Best patent, per barrel Si.45.
Beans-Per bushcl, choice marrow, $40.
Potatoes--Per bushel-Slsl 10
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East Liberty Cattle.

Fast Liberty Sept, i.-Cattle-Steady; choice
So, 7ja6; prime, IS j0a7,5O good. So 1Oa5 80 Hogs
Active; prime heavies, S7.6oa7.dj; mediums
S7.j5l760; heavy workers, S7.i0a1 30; light york.
ers, S730a7,35 graSsers, SaG30; pigs, as 10
weight and quality, Sc. 1jd1; skipS, S5a6 rouglls.
j.j0d7. Sheep-SteaJy; best wethers, S3.JOai;
cus aud common. ~ 2ja2.2j; yedrlings, 81 joa
42j; veal calves SId7.1j.
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New York Live Stock Market.

New York, Sept, 2i,--Beeves Stronger; bulls,
s., ,4Oa3lO; dry cows, Sl.7OaalO 10: cables quote
American steers at llAal3c; refrigerator beet,
9ai4c.; calves steady; yoalS, So 6jOas.25. sheep
TrAc slow good stock TO firm, lambs steady:
sheep, s2.50a36O; culls, Sl.50a2; lambs. 81, 75s
$50; culls, 81. IloGs--Gencral price yesterday
prime state hogs, S7.25.
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LEGAL.

THE ANNUAL meeting of the members OF the
Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf Tor
the election OF four directors TO serve three
years, and for such other business a. may prop.
erly be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the office OF the secretary, Room iO3 Conncl
Building, scranton, Pa on Tuesday October
Sth, 1901, at three o'clock p. M.
HENRY BELlN, JR., Secretary,
N0TICE--The annual meeting Of the members OF
the Iackawanna Store Association, Limited
will be held at the office OF the association in
the city Of Scranton, Pa, on Wednesday, octo-
Der End, 1901, at ten O'Clock a. m. for the elec.
tion Of managers Tor the ensuing year and tor
the transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
II. :, FAIRCllILD, secretary
scranton Pa, Sept 10th, 1901.
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THOMPSON,


Special 20 the Scranton Tribune
Thompson, Sept. 2i.-Nlrs. Lucia At
knson, of Albany. is visiting her
father, Rev. Leonard Cole.
Mrs. j. NJ. Page, of Cohecton, came
last week for n visit with her cousin,
Mrs :. ID. Barnes. Last Friday, while
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

MADEMN-king Dramatic company. After.
noon and night.
SrAR-Danty Pdrce Bmlcsqucrs Afternoon
and night.
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East Buffalo, Sept. "a .-Catte-ohcrngs 10
cars; market full steady; vcals and calves offer.
ings, COO head; best veals, SI2ja7. 90 Hogs-oi.
ferings, 20 cars; best heaves, S7.SOs7.45; pigs
81 7Oa6sO Sheep and Lsmbs-Oferings, cars
about steady at yesterdays prices.
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National Lea que.

NJ Pltt>burg-- n, ". H.
New York ..,,,.,,,,0 90 , OO--D
Pittsbmg .,.,,,.,,5 10000 0 Ia II 3
Batterics-McGee Phyle, Smith and Warner;
Merritt and Immcr, lmpire-ODly.
Al Cincinnati n. H. T..
Brooklyn ....,......O 2 5O0i26 10 u
Cincinnati ,,,,,,.,,,O 300 00O22 3
Batteries kison and Mcclure; Phillips and
Pcitz and Bergen, lmpues-Ndsh and Brown.
At CmosGo- r. II, f.
Philadelphia .,,,,,,,.O OOOOlalO-i
Chicago ,.,,,.,,,..,,,O 900 900 90
Battcries-Ouh and McFHlsnd Eason and
King, lmpiIe-Dwyer
At 81, Louis n, II, l..
Boston ..,,,,,,,,.o oolO O1--t 10
st. Louis .,,r.,0 o 0 o3 O o q o 0-3 3
Bstteries--Nchols and Tenny; Joyce and Hey.
den lmpire-Emsle.
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LEGAL.

ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE OF FRED
erck Markwick, late OF the City OF scranton,
County Of Lackswanns and state OF Pennsyl'
yania, deceased.
By virtue Of an order OF the Orpllsns' Court
OF sckswanna County, the undersigned eNecl'
tor OF the estate Of FTednck MarIswick, deceased
will sell al public sale and out.cry 20 the highest
and best bidder at the Arbitration Room in the
Court House a. the City OF scranton, on Friday,
September 27, 1901, at O'Clock p. IN. the follow.
ing described real estate, 10 wit:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situated in the City Of Scranton, County a.
Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, known
and designated on i, HeCrman's map Of South
Hyde Park, as lot number nineteen O9) in block
number hty.four (5i) being fity (iO) feet IN
front on Thirteenth street. the same width IN
rear and one hundred'ten and one'haf Ql0ig) feet
in depth. All improved with a two story frame
dwelling and out buildings, Coal aud minerals
excepted and reserved, @
Terms Of sale: One.haf in cash on the ddy NJ
sale, and the balance on con6rmatoa Of the sale
~" '''''''' Wv " JOHN REESE
JOHN R. EDwtRDs tsfaSso'
ESTATE or Jcromiah Simon, late Of the city Of
scranton. County Of Lackawanua, deceased
Letters Of administration on the above named
estate having been granted 10 the undersigned,
all persons having claims against said esat,
will present the same for settlement and A.
those indebted thereto will make immediate nav,
ment to DAVID J, DAVIS, Adminisuator
City Hall, Scranton, Pa,
---3 ,-
NOTICE or DlSSOLUTION-Notice IL hereby
given that the partnership suhsistins between
q. Perry MentZ and Anthony r. Duffy, undeI
the finn name Of WentZ Duty, was dissolved OF
the 10Th day oi September, 1901, by mutua
consent,
Al debts owing to said partnership arc 10.
cciyable by said I. Perry Vent, or G.. r Vent
CO.. 10 whom also all claims and demands
against same arcNto De presented for payment
4 new partnership has this day been formed
between G, T.. Mcnt4 and others under the Arm
name of g, r. Vents \ Company by whom the
business formerly conducted hv Vent & DuN,
will hereafter he carried on al the same place
Nos. 3sAoi3 Lackswanna avenue, scranton, Pa
lSedll g. PERRY WENrZ
lSeal ANTHONY T, DUFFY
Witness--M. L. MDONALD.
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Wanted.
Agents Wanted.

WANTED-A large show case. Apply william
Clifford, l547 Dickson avenue.
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Canvassers Wanted.


CANNASSERS WANTED - For an honest,
straightforward proposition. Not a Sl0'a'dsy
scheme, but good pay for good work. Young
men OF neat appearance and good habits wanted
if they have had some experience in canyaSSing,
so much the better. Address, stating age, eN-
perence and previous success. NEWSPAPER.
Tribune office.
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Business Opportunity.


GOOD SOLICITOR engaged in fire or life insur
ancc business on his own account can increase
"; appointcc must he well known and recon-
mended. Address, stating age and business ex
periencc, Morris 4 Graenia, adjustors Of fire
losses for the assured, 43 Cedar street, New York
city.
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Money to Loan.
$50 to S50,000-AT ONCE and per cent. in.
terest. Easy terms to repay. George w.
Okell Coal Exchange building.
$SOOUO TO LOAN-Lowest rates; straight or
monthly payments. Stark & Co. Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LoAN-Quck,
straight leans Building and Loan At
from to per cent. Call on N. v. Walker,
8lt-3l5 Connell building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-27

mittee thought that the only reason
why every rule was being opposed by
the Independents was because Senator
White had carried the rules to eau
Gus of his party and they were not sat
isfied. He then suggested that a new
committee be appointed to draft rules
and stated that he did not wish to be a
member of the new committee.
Carter moved that the rules be re-
ferred back to the committee, and upon
a second from Achi the vote was TAX
en- and as usual was lost by the vote
standing Independents s, and Repub-
licans 6.
Disguised with the proceedings, Sem
ator Carter jumped to his feet and
moved to adjourn until 7:30 p. m, and
when the question was put the vote re-
suited in tie. President Russell exer-
cised his right to vote and as usual
sided with the Independent ranks, thus
defeating the motion.
Carter then moved to adjourn and
the motion was carried by a vote of
eight to six.
The Senate will convene again this
morning at 10 o'clock and it is probable
that the rules will again be taken up.
If the business is expedited the estf
mates and appropriations will probably
be considered also