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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
Never Wanted TO he at Home.

"Oh, you men, you men! When you
used TO call on me before we were mar
ried, it was all you could do to tear
yourself from me at midnight. Now you
are never so happy rs when you are
away from home"
Mr.. Grifin-But you seem to forget.
Fannie, that l was away from home in
those counting days when 1t was so
hard TO tear myself away. Boston
Transcript.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
A Business Tonic.

Advertising is not a cure all for bust.
ness ills, but a pharmacopia of bust.
ness tones. All depends upon the pre-.
scribing. Magazine space is good for
certain business diseases that will
never yield to b~illboards. while the
newspaper is the quinine for business
chills that are beyond the power of
dodgers. Every remedy in the list has
its uses, and the whole result of treat
ment depends upon the doctor.-Print-
ers' Ink.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-10-09
A MnInnrOn.

Miss Wlndstraw - What a wheezy.
pinched little thing that baby of Mrs.
Puffproud's is. to be sure!
Mrs. Blazer (contemptuously)-Yes,
md TO hear her talk you'd thing she
had a progeny.-Leslie's Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chissgo. Dec. 2s-Czttle-Receipts 300: dull steady;
quotations nominal Good prime s6 40Gs7 25; poor TO
1edun, 50 I5gs5 30; stoekers feeders S2as4 2s;
gNs slqs4 S5 hefers. 81 50qs5 IS: s1GS2 20
Is sssss e aaas. So calves s. so9se Texas fed steers
ao409Sa % Hoss--fecepts to-day, IS CO., Monday 43-
.s ss; over 5000 active and strong to loc higher
sease 72i rough heavy So 90aS6 20; light IS 25qS6
pu ef sale IS s01S6 40 Sheep-Receipts OOO steady
so9c TO choice wethers S41S4 so choice mixed
sass eS F' ' 70 'NF' % na''Ne i1'l"S'
.S.neinns;i De- 2s-Hogs active. s4ase Cattle
strong 80 sQGs5,
East Buffalo Dec. 2s-Catte-Recepts so head: firm:
81 nIIa: top 81 I5gss 90 common light to fair s6G
8 g ioss9 ~ sht DO IS soess mixed packers SO 4oa
~ Hleollrn % choice heavy So 50Gs6 SIS;
So, recshs IS 4oG IS 30: Sass Sheep and
..ss1nee-Reee.pts 3.to0 head; good demand; lambs
,onser sheep grades higher choice lambs ss f54
- 70 Ecod choice s5 s5@s6 10: culs 10 fair 81 75a
10 choice sheep, handy wehers S4QS4 25; common
1tra mixed sheep So 25as4. cus common Sass 10
q sba4 20 'e''
Liberty Perm, Dec. 2s-Cattle steady; choice
@ scgSs so prime IS 7oas5 30; good s. 20as5 80 Hogs
ssse and higher prime heavy, Sc 60Gs6 heavy
y e soeSe So hight DC sc 2sas6 30; heavy
x 9gse 10; light Go. IS 7oGS6; pigs. s5S5 4o
- SoS$o Sheep active: best wethers So
common slas2; yesr.ings. sS@s4 rs; veal calves
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York December IS 1901.
nestle beans paid the prices quoted OF late and the
4 the market is steady for choice qualities It is quite
least another week. II receipts do not increase
ldasy show aTn,aess the strong interior
and scotch peas firm We quote: Beans marrow choice
per bush 81 g 40: DO medium choice s2aS2 05 do pea
kidney, choice 81 45; do yellow eye, choice 50
s2ek s 5aSa @u 5 a Medium IS as sS sms e os
e 9reF s IN medium q as 81 m peas bags 81 4@
BUTTER-The total receipts for the week show quite a
deal Of DELAYED st0k and IL seems probable that next
more than steady. Possibly fancy grades, OF
class Of stock that comprise the largest
urgency Storage creamery Irregular there is
vide range in qualities and consequent wide range in
are selling 21c strictly fancy lots are
medium choce grades are oeTng enss more urs
and show weakness The home demand for this class Of
let state dairy remains very quiet Imitation creamery
having moderate jobbLng demand the
We quote cr.amery extras per 10, sc, hrsts 22a24c
a0 HTas sa DO DO ra br t. a June
onds 17G1si@c; do thirds 15a6l4c; State dairy tubs
fresh I dd 5PS S Go sss sHs ds sg2 a do s
e i7c do oWsr gTsdss ,iaiS Western 90 fador
Tesh ehSGe r9cy a. iar so e to prime f DO
4e i do lower s5aas5 +, sg15sS rolls fresh choice
l9c. 10 choice. l5q1se packing stock I3G
I4l3e.
CHEESE-There is only a demand to-day
but holders are r in their views and indifferent about
sales at prices
quite light late made stock is pretty well
forward We do not hear Of any further export
Skins quiet and unchanged. IiverpooI cable
AIS Cd 46s Cd white Exports for week
AS boxes. We quote State full cream small fall
made fancy. 1lG1l.c; do late made average best 1o
7aetc; do large fan rsds fancy 1O1. alo4c do late
sas: fair Igsl.e; SKINS siIi'' small
prime, raj fair 10 good. 5ae1sc do common sa
c;s"Receipts OF fresh gathered eggs continue unit.
light and advces indicate small supplies in transit There
IS only moderate Offering OF fine goods
sufficient absorb the supply quite promptly steady
prices. Refrgerators unchanged. with a demand.
LINED held steady, We quote: Jersey, Penn
syivania fancy selected. 2Ia33e: prime 2sc
good, 25dSsc: Western Off do al
mark 2aa2sc southern; 2sa2ae rsfriseraor fan packed
l9424c; do early packed, lI02lc; lined. 13le Q1sc
FRUITs-FREsH-Receipt Of apples are light. and
holds steady Very little doing pears Grapes
small supply but quiet Cranberres having little
better inquiry. and the OF the
da cleaning little better; choice stock rules
slightly in sellers favor We quote: Apples Greentn2
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec 2s.-Closing Wheat-Spot nrm; No
red Western 6s I'd; No Northern
No California. 6s I'D futures quiet March 6s 3sd:
May. 6s 4d Corn-Spot steady; American mixed old.
5s I'd futures inactive January 5s Sd March 5s siad;
Louis fancy Cd. Hops at London CPa-
steady f3 3sGf3 I3s hrn: extra In
dia 79s Pork firm: prime Western RS
Hams-short cut. IA 70 l6 10 quiet at AIS Cd. Lard
steady American refined in pals 50s prime Western
tieTces 5Os Cd. Bacon-Cumberand cut, 20 so 10
quiet at 43s short nib l6 70 - ~. quiet 40 3D. long
clear middles light 2S "a n quiet
mddIes. heavy. 30 80 10, quiet short ciea~
backs 16 TO 20 n quiet at as; clear bellies 10
dull az 52s Cd ShoudersSquare II 20 lS NJ quiet at
43s. Butter steady; finest United
States, 7Os Cheese firm; American white 46s IA
finest co!ored As Cd. firm prime ctv
30s Australian in London. 31s Coonseed oii-Efu re-
fined steady at 22s Cd Turpentnespirits Arm at
2Ss. Rosin-Common dull at SIS 10i5d. PetroIeuu-RA-
fined firm at 7i4d Linseed oil duh at Bis
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

COTTON-The close Of day the local
left the staple in better position than il has
been for time weaker long interest having
been pretty thoroughly shaken while the short
has been added considerably decline Of 3d5 points
the opening, this being only
weakness Liverpool. Futures abroad off 3d3l2
points lost Lied Port receipts for
day nearly double those OF the day
exeTted temporary influence only Bear leaders
deavored undermine Wall Street long
the cables and crop movement fulcrum But stub
born bull operators bid for March
May the lower figures and finally turned the Of
market upward. time bales Of May
wanted 20c. and this demand made IL plain
shorts that would be dangerous the present
hazard further aggression As offset the receipts
cables a weather reports
Southern spot substantial buying
ders from the In fact IL buying
Southern that closed the market high figures
Of the day Splendid trade and commission
buying of late months helped rally the market which
finished day steady with prices
lower points higher The private advices
pool attributed there smaller
holders market overlony,
had been underesmated. On the curb the local
still higher, and sentiment quite bull
ish. Light estimates Mondays receipts
the late market Houston expects from 1000 500
bales against 1872 bales last week and 1919 bales
year NewOPleans looks for from 1900 $4,000 bales
against Il 0S5 bales last % II bales
The judges of the disposed predict
q higher market decreasing
spot conditions and growing investment demand
The Of contract prices in the local
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-YOrk, December y ISUI
COFFEE-The prominent bull combination which has
steadily supported the coffee market Of late not an
extensive to-day. there sufficient new
buying and demand from Wall Street and spot Interests
give the market steady opening and advance
initial partial points. and subsequently hold
values well the European cables were buish
factors the days coming higher than expected
Hamburg advancing part Il pfg and Havre az frane
Other foreign advtces unimporant Rio declining 40
re the exchange advancing Lied TO II 9-l6d and
primary receipts being moderate, al ports aggTegatng
81 600 bags and interior 2s 600 bags Santos
ruled firm, but quotation obtanable. Local trad
sales amounted to 20 75o bags Spot coffee in the street
ruled steady, with fair business in progress
Quotations based nomnay ll6c for Rio No :.
invoice lots Cearances included the Capri from
December ~ with % 900 bags, and the steamer
Cyrene from Victoria, date with 1000 bags.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
American 1000; receipts e8 600 American So 900 mid
ding upland, 1924 Futures opened quiet 1-64d264d
December. 432d4 3d. December January 431las Janu-
aryFebruary, 431v; February March and March-ApriI
431s April-May. 481v; MayJune. June-July July
August Abb: August-septenber, 42614b
GRAIN-WHEAT-The Saturday wheat market a
out higher with Buyers 9s eondeh a Hf" % to @
EXPECTED strength in Liverpool where quotations we're
of decline of Friday But subsequent rumors the
manipulation Chicago Independent buliishness
gained such headway during the forenoon domestic
over their wheat Before the regular es r TO bad
quite sharply this pressure Of offerings and
Country the curb was ver weak closing at ssac @ for
May or nc under Eff rridays last price and I9.e down
selling was was quite feature = on & ,he break but locally
the bear side, and wheat that came out
long account Foreign houses also sellers
sfFy IN the ' decline ad Rs s most report hn s2
heretofore checked BY high prices had been able to
ever were withheld that il Was Impossible estimat
cars do@paed wb 54s cars as week spd % were AS AS
advices from Minneapolis inmated country offer
Al the close No red was quoted at ssac No Norbern
size and No hard Duluth at s4lsc all anoat.
weak ana heavy because Hquidation and the decline
of "a a English Ss h, Al Shsago snail country @
weakened in sympathy With wheat and the late
Of the day. Speculative markets was SLOW
particularly New-York In the export depart
% No hs at nd No yellow S9 at SGssd al
o b ahoat :oATS-in sympathy with other markets
closed rather weak Country offerings small.
s sas el2sss az hs fs as sa White H &
No white clips 54xc. RYE-Market steady; No
sst STAT. G 4y. an S2 wessrR sG
feeding was quoted at 5sqele and mailing e4assc.
quotes 81 80 per 100 n track Sew-York cLovF;R
sEED-Market quiet; quoted at si4G1ec.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 2s p. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet; urices
l,l6a lower American mddlng fair, s1-32d; good
oiing 2S-32di uiedng, I 1884 low midding AID:
eod ordinary, 4sd ordinary, Ard The the DAY
were 1900 bales Of which 300 for speculation and
sN+urt ana included 400 American Receipts sc 0Ol
nae including 3d. 700 American Futures opened quiet
sNa closed bareiy steady: American niddling z o C. De
seTlner 52-54Q4 53sid value; December January
aS-osg4 a264d sellers; January and February 3-s4d
.1ee, February and March 31-64d sellers March and
1prh s-s4d sellers; April and May. 31-e4d value
nAy ana June. S1-64d buyers June and July, 3l-64d
soyers; July and August 31-54d buyers; August and
september, 2s-siQA 27-e4d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

s~.Annsh. Dec. 2s-Gotton steady; midding TIC; low
a51elnE aio receipts. 1857 bales exports coastwise
I'VE psles; sales 5f3 bales: stock, 126e63 bales
1essilnphis Dec zs-cotton quiet; middlug SC; low
fsooLng. I%c. good ordinary 7ac: receipts. z5S
saoss receipts 4737 bales: shipments s63 bales
fs,ss. zoo bales: stock, 1904 bales
G n-orieans Dec 2s-cotton quiet: good middiing,
ors, mddling si-lsc low nddng Il-l6c; good
TI.nAsT 1Ac; receipts, 26.s96 bales; Great
- ~ Deoo hAles; 10 the Continent 400 bales;
- 8" D&sssi sales. go bales. stock 10000 bAles-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
SoS A NJ and 30 p. NJ Daily Sundays Pitts
held and North Adams sundays only. al $40 A. n.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains iluminatsd PintSch
Ticket offices lib 2S1. AIS i2l6 Broadway. 2S
Union So. W, 2T3 Columbus Ave, I33 125th
I25th 13sth Stations New York 33S and 7aS
Fulton ST, 10e Broadway, q D., BROOKLYN
Telephone 200 Ssth Street for New Cab
Service Baggage checked from residence by
westcott Express Company.
p. :. BIJODGETT. GEORGE ~ DANIETS
n.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSSEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
DThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
cortIandt street.. is ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenfy-thtrd street
Station. exeep: where otherwise noted.
A M FAST MmLHsd 70 ss sr PITS PssurE %
eh.e:se No coaches g PisSsogEg ard CLEVELAND
s.ss 4. M. PENNsYLvASia LfN1TED,-Pulln.n
sssns M Ssss ses.. paas esssana Tod
!naia1aPais. L,aisyt!ls. 81 Louis or-,s yxpeEss-
i PSr Tosdo NatS1iHs va cinciahs sad Laaisvns'.
ss ssi1PP.'IMs eslsas oUis 81 Ns pssurE
oss p S WesTES kssTE & nS Chicago
ads SsceP sa5nFaay EPRFOr 3qPs P,,s0urs
ehisaso For knoxTilIs daily VAS wa shssansah valley
eLESEIaSD 81 s5n9 aSp eiSeiSSAII Ex-
MasassToS Ss.iRols sH5laia and THE i2d soTTa
90 % o 9s ia 10 SpsssTSssss and md. Corani S Din
isg car 2io eseOssss and cortandt streets ns5;O 1
CaTs 25 Dining carr as Oni4s car 4sl @ (Dlp5g
Gar rs m Y 10 plight sunday SIS :, 3 = csS 1SSo
raIIs5 Pai%s cas,S 9s:' 8 : Pts rs
souTHERY RaifwAY-Exprs-s. SIS AS m. 121o
Atlantic COAST LNE-Exprsss. o-2s and as
sARoSEP AlE LINE sAwAr1FIor9s 1.5T .Yrsss .as
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New-Orieans. a5 p. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-I.S a m week
FOR OLD PoTNF COMFORT ana NoRFoLK-L@ a. M
weekdays D N. daily.
54aSI5 rH aqs Bas.s @ PIor 70 s. snd
Standard Coaches
CAPE AAY--i2.55 m weekdays
70. points on New York and Ions Branch Raroad
West TweEty-third Street Statton)- soo a m. Z 30
as. ass and II: 25 p. m Sundays as a m. 40
m, 1e 50. 40. 51a and iI3o . m Sundays. s+S
610 CDes5rosses and Ccrtandt Streets. 62o rs. IS.
s5S. e25 C955 Limited 1910 CDesorosses
and Corsndt Dining 10.55 Dining
Carr Hiss m 1a-55 Dining Carr. 210 CDeshrosses
and Corandt 20) 255 % Dining Carr. $50.
= ~ AS Dining Carl ass Dining Carr. 555 Dining
$40. T55 coaches). SIS S55. rs ass Ginitecl.
s5S, 1O5a Dining Car 80 Dining Carr l55
Dining Carr Is Dining Carr 35j AS Dining Car.
A55 Dining carr. 555 Dining Carr s55 SIS. s55. so
p. m IL 10 night
Ticket offices 4s1 1885 Is54 Broadway:
Twenty-third Station. foot OF Des
brosses and CortIandt Streets: Court street Fui
Street. Ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton. Brooklyn; Station Jersey City The New York
Transfer Company will call check from
hotels and residences through destination relephons
el4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
J. B, HUTCHINSON IR WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
NAVAL STORES.

There features noted in spirits market
continuing quiet and without change Rosin. and
pitch quiet. We quote:
TAR-Regulars. 81 %: do oil bb!s So 40
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-39GS9i=c.
ROSIN-Common 20 good strained 81 52I4 dsl IS: d.
81 So 81 s.; T. 81 ~; c. 81 70; r. 81 ST. 30: X
s. 50. NJ, So, " 81 80; W G, 81. W W. 81 Is.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
TO Tine ORIENT,

CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE .'CFIT-TC,-.
THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD
The he @EDlTEsRANEAFN ;ss aas ORIENT
FEBRUARY 8. "a DAYS
Some choice berths left $3.50 and up
tlrst class, including Shore Excursions
9eteis nTlves etc The chee2sst and attractive
sround and aHoFotng Sightseeing ~ ~
The rnasnihcent White Star Linz
celtic GO $40 tons) floating -aace specially char
tered Tor the round Length 200 feet; bTeaitb T5
feet; . decks; 81 single ' ~
SPkSclAI. FEATURES Madeira. AIsIers. Malta IS
DAYS in EGYPT ard the HOLY LAND. COustsntirnnIa
Athens, Rome. the Riviera. course ~ e-tt 5rt
uFes tickets good 70 stop in Europe ana return
later on the Oceanic, Majestic - '-
ECIt1PEN-SeEd eor Clark Programmes for 1902
+. e. CLARK. III Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

change s-Ied Receipts. s.ooo bags. cleared the
United States 5000 bags. Stock. $50 900 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty and South Ferry ttime Ferry
minutes earlier than below, except noted.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPH1A-
F-A25. $500 $500 1000. 11So A VI. .1eo. u 50,
tsOo $40 t4OO sf4oo. t4-SO $50. TOO 4T3o Sc 90
re = p NJ, 30 Il mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500 1000. -1I-3O a NJ. lee f1-30. g 40. 800
100 P. NJ. sl2. Is mdt.
Offices. Liberty Ferry South Ferry If3 PSI xS4.
1854 Rway 1s2 5Jh 737 9Th . Uafor So
West 153 I25th ST. 273 West 125h 245 Coluri-
bus Ave. New York Court ST. S44 500 Fulton St.
BROOKLYN. 9s Broadway. Williamsburg
fer Co calls for and checks baggage Destination
.Frou Liberty only. Daily fDaily. except
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
STOCKS ON HANr

tNoslu Dds DOL
spirits turpentne, hhlS .55S
Tar, bb.s SIS
London Dec 2S.-Turpentine, spirits us Ard. Rosn
American strained. As Sd; fine. 9s.
Savannah. 2s-Turpentine hrm s6l.c bid; receipts
365 bbls exports. 517+ bbs Rosin steady; receipts.
2.597 bbs; sales 40 bbs. exports, l1,02i bhs
Charleston. Dec. 2S.-Turpentine unclaimed.
Rosin unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Coffee cables-Santos-Coree market firm. Receipts
- bags. Balance Of cable unintelligble Hamburg
Coffee market opened unchanged. At 2:30 m
unchanged y pfg higher. Sales, 5000 bags Havre-
Coffee market opened i.di2 franc higher. At IL
unchanged far months advanced /. franc At 5
n irregular; quarter lower quarter franc
a D N declined
or unchanged. Salss. g.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin station. New York as
loxs. and Is min later foot West 42t sl-. y R..
.I:1o A M--For Intern points Albany & Month.
III 20 ~ Nd Hudson Riv. & Mon Express.
P M--Chicago Express
"25 p, A-Coat LIN for Detroit. Chicago
tsi5 M-G9 For Hudson River Points & Albany
'6.15 P. M--FOr Roch-. Buffalo. Cisve'd & Chicago.
Ts5 P. M--For Roeh.. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Louis
.si5 P M.-For Sy-a-. Roeh- Mag Falls pet- & Chi
'Daily- fDaiy. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn
mex. No az tl0;s3 A NJ No al 1905 P. VI. Leave
Jersey City. 2. r r sta. No. fif.en A NJ. No. 8
t5:35 p NJ Time tables principal hotels ofrcez
checked hotel
BLODGETT. c e LAMBERT
Ger'l Superintendent GenI Passr
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

The result OF the production OF David Belasco's
play, ''Du Barry by Mrs. Leslie Carter and heI
company, the Criterion Theatre, has thus far
been a series of crowded houses. The first week
looks like the beginning of long run.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Joseph Arthurs The Still Alarm with its SEN
sational fire engine scene enters its second and
last week at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. For
the vaudeville Mr.. and Mrs. jimmie Barry, in a
character sketch entitled Mrs. Wilkins's Boy
Fields and Ward the Carmen Sisters, Rouchele,
Maude Beall Price and Collins ana Hardt, aero
bats are engaged. The Sunday concerts begin at =
=. m. and continuous.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

The first Of the Shakespearian revtvals promised
by the American Theatre management will be Of
fered this week Romeo and Juliet will be
given. The company has been increased by the
engagement OF Ralph Cummings, who will make
his metropolitan debut as Romeo. James e VIII
son having chosen play Mercuto, and Miss
Jessaline Rogers will be seen as Juliet, Robert
Elliot as Tynalt. Herman Sheldon Capulet and
Frank Jamison Friar Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
Lard:
SO IS SO 40

Receipts OF breadstus points in thousands,
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbs grain BUSH as
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

..rbe sleeping Beauty and the Beast is still
s-.1,trz good holiday audiences TO the Broadway
-saa+-e Al extra matinee will be played on Fri
DAY afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Miss May Irwin continues to present The
Widow Jones" at the Bijou Theatre. Miss Irwin is
IN good voice, and is doing well as ever with
her negro melodies. She has revived one OF her
oldtime hits, Mamie. Come Kiss 4o Honey Boy
Miss Florence Reed. the daughter of Roland Reed,
whu has been the stage for only little over
year. is succeeding in the part OF Felicity Jones.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

The performances Of Alice of Old Vincennes,'
by Miss Virginia Harmed and her company. are
continued at the Garden Theatre. There will be
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

charles Hawtrey's entire American tour has been
..,cslIad. and he will remain at the Garrick The
atre till the end Of March playing Message
troi1l - - begin his engagement at the Prince
n Wales Theatre He VIII return s 70 G d ork
% xr season, and i is the ntentoh 'hdt ne shaH
rex rex Ike tour in this country
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Dee 2s1F1our quiet Wheat, spring light 5
low, T1c; No DO, 7o%e; Ne; 2 zoe; No DO 60 &c:
30. mixed, s9Ac; No. do. 4s1sc Barley dull, 66g
Zoe Rye dull; No. /, Tic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
Minister Who Was Shot by Barker
Preached Last Sunday First Ser
mon Since He Was Wounded.

Newark Sept. lo-After returning the
Open letter OF the Thomas G. Barker De-
icnce association, and without first taking
action TO disprove the charges made
against him by Mrs. Barker, the Rev.
John Keller Sunday resumed active
charge OF Trinity mission. In Arlington,
~ j., and preached sermon.
AS a result friends OF Barker decided
20 hold a second mass meeting In the near
future
The church was well filled when Mr..
keller appeared at the morning service.
,Ie was accompanied by r. S Sands. at
whose residence he boards former school
Commissioner o. W. Fliedner. OF Airing
toh, and William Gsunt They formed a
boayguard about him from the Sands resi-
dence TO the church. as n they feared an
attack on the rector by Barkers friends
Mr. skeller began his sermon IN low
voice and measured with accents. His text
was taken from St Peter. H., l7:-"Fear
God. Honor the King" There was moth
ing In the sermon that could be construed
as a reference 10 the charges against
him. Reverence was the main point i'm
the rector's theme. and among his illus
trations he cited the attempt on the life
OF President Mckinley, 20 which he gave
special emphasis He said
"All citizens rega rdless OF their politi-
cal views or affiliations. after the battle
OF ballots has been fought, should abide
by the result, and' should respect and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10
EAST PROVIDENCE.

man named Keegan. well known
about the square, was reported as having
been drowned late yesterday afternoon
and his friends, few citizens and the
newspaper men began a search for him
II was thought strange by those who
know keegan best, for they say that Kee-
gan has no special canse to be near the
water and II he had been drowned foul
play must have been the cause Later IN
the evening Keegan relieved the minds
of his relatives friends and newspaper
men by walking into the square. and said
that AZ far as he knew he had not been
near the water
The little son Of John Sweeney was
quite badly injured yesterday noon by
being run over by the hose cart which