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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-09-30
Death OF Mrs. Fanny w. AgIionby

DCdlH VI Nh D ouh w. ASIoHOy .
Mrs. Fanny Walker Aglionby, relict of
the late Charles H Aglionby. of this
county, died at tn. residence of Mr. c.
Horace Gallaher in this place yesterday
morning, from the effects of stroke of
paralysis received short time ago. Mrs.
Aglionby was native of Madison county,
Virginia. 81 years old, and belonged to a
prominent old Virginia family. After
her marriage she resided in Jefferson
county and had large circle of friends
here. She was member of the Baptist
church and was liberal contributor tc
charity and the church. She is survived
by daughter. Miss Jeanette B., and two
sons. Rev. Frank K. Aglionby. Lord Ag
lionby, of London. clergyman of ths
Church of England. and John o. Agl;on
by, of this county. Funeral serviceswil
be held this Tuesday afternoon. from
Zion Episcopal Church.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-09-30

Stonesifer & Son are no longer selling
ice on per centage. They are now buy
ing ice direct from the factory, and will
continue to serve their patrons at the
same prices. Can sell it cheaper, or even
give it away if necessary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-09-30
We Are Showing
A Varied Assortment

of Round Cut Sack Suits and Two
Button Double Breasted Suits
These will be the proper thing for
correct dressers to wear. Black will
be the prevailing color, and we be-
Iieye we have a, larger variety OF
black suits than all other stores
combined.
You can find here anything you
want for little or big men from hat
TO shoes.
Charles Town, w. Va,
Sept. l6, 1902.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
THE STOCK MARKET
SHOWS EXTREME ANIMATION
Southern Railway Fell into the Back
ground Today, Taking Place Well
Down in List Of Active Stocks.

New York April II southern RailVqy
fcll compiratigrls Into The background 10.
day, taxing place well down IN the HIST
NJ active stocbs Tho stock was under
pressure Of realizing all day although II
made some recovery after the official an.
rounccment hate In tho lay Of the atso.
lutn control exercised over louisville aud
Nashville by J. + Morgan y Co rho
somewhat cquiyocal Terms in witch the in.
formation has been glYcu to the publi.
rcgardin. Tho settlement of the Louisville
dispute and .hc emphatic disclaimers Of
southern Railway officials Of any inter, 8;
in tho settlement has left room for an sort
II minors of nosSiblc further complications
which it was thought desirable. apparently.
a. check. Louisville aud Nashville stock
also rallied strongly 10 ~. over last night
after the STATEMENT appeared
" was regarded as Il striking dcmonstfa-
ton Of the sure hold of the speculative
situation which has been obtniucd hy the
group N Western lnillionaircs. nov tho
leaders Of the market. that they shouId
nave bccn able 90 keep mp the show Of
stiCngth In The market iu the face Of the
rractlcuary tendency In southern Railway
ana u uumhcr Of other unfayoiHldo factors
A. Wattcr Of fact. extreme Wnimntion
aud = broadening show Of strength were
ne features of the market. bearing every
resemblance to previous recent hnll mar
kcts. Thr lrlcguhrity due To- active pruht.
laklhg going on slide 10y side with now huy-
in. WHs also 10 EVIDENCE. making The diver
sion Of Spgrulutit" profits from one group
~ stocks into another
Iho coalers were The most conspiruously
slroug stocks to-day led by Reading which
was doali In on am enormous scale Re
ports were circulated that a secret agree
mont Ind been reached advertising the mas.
Ihiuiy ri q "ual miners ~trikr Heavy
buying orders for the Reading. ana Fries
cam" from London and tho impression was
com eyed that those were due 10 Mr.. Nor
gan' presence there. Tho coalcrs an sui.
fcred from prom taking towards the last
and tho icAicrFhia nf the market was shit
cd To- Aichisou which rusc considerably to
~ followed by Colorado Fuel and Louis
VILE rhc explanation Of the buying OF
AtchiSpu WINS not Forthcoming. but tho
stock has not shared Ia he recent advances
am"Us the grangcrs aud southwestern.
which were all somewhat affected by r"aliz
ing today
lutcuvincd with these dominant move
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

corn states TO get rains was bullish. be-
cause II suggested possible trouble for the
crop later. On the other hand reports were
circulated again claiming liberal country
offerings Of corn. Considering the strength
OF wheat the small receipts az Kansas city
and St Louis and the big demand for cash
stuff, corn did not act well News from
selling by big commission house checked
the advance May corn opened y to "a
higher ut 6lJs 10 62A. sold as low AS W0at,
when wheat eaSed OF. and rencted to 62Ss.
closing firm, y higher at 62as' Receipts
were only fftysX cars.
There was better trade in oats than for
some time July and September were in
good demnnd on reports that tue weather
was rctardlng plant growth. Offerings were
few aud the wheat strength tended TO a
better tone. May was but slightly dealt in.
May sold between 43 and 43ia and closed
W up AZ the latter figure Receipts were
III cars
Provisions showed Improvement after
yesterdays liquidation Strength in grains
and the small run Of hogs at the yards
Influenced fair buying. Packers also sup
ported. Scattered selling by local scalpers
in the way Of prodt-rakng took OF some
Of The gain May pork closed IL higher at
1921, May lard % up at 9.I2I2 and May
ribs 10 M at 90.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
81 cars; corn 80 cars oats 1870 cars; hogs
2lOO0 head.
Flour--tirm.
Wheat-No. sprine, 74'3d75l3; No. 40
G4I ~; No. = rcd S-tdNj.
CoTn-No. yellow 62lS
Oats-No . -; No. white 45d45% No.
$ white 4i@miji4.
Rye No. ~.
Barey-Fair TO choice mating 65M6S.
Flax seed. No ! 169 No ! Northwest.
ern lI5.
Timothy sccd-Primc s5a6 30
Mess pork-lcr barrel l6. 9Od16.95.
Lard-'er 100 pounds .. T2la6l9. 10.
Short ribs sidos--Ioosc 9.2O6tH.3O
Shouders-BoXed Tasn7%
Short clear sides Boxed Q. 70O1D 50.
Whisky Basis Of high wines 30
Clorer-tradc contracts 7.9O.
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Months 1907 i00i i900 iS57 81
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. April l7,-Catue- Receipts
2S0o natives, 200 Texans. 100 calves; hutch
er steers steady 10 10 lower; all other XIII.
ing Grades and stocking and feeding cattle
steady' choice export and dressed beef
Stockers and feeders 5.5Od5.l5; western
ted steers 1.dRd6. rs, Texas aud Indian
steers 4bgaG25: cows 450a5.0O; native
:, Ie. ".;%%sao!n; heifers t0Od6,1O; Gamers
go Hogs Receipts 52Q0: market ! hleI,'
81 TOP 100; bulk OF sales 6.s5d Z. 90: heavy
g ii9la 20; mixed packers 6.DO5iT' -: iIsht
9,f1ct ~, PIGS oI1q6.Jo Sheep--Receipts
SSVv, market strong 10 10 higher; native
lambs o. SdiOO; Western 9. 4O6iG.S5: NATIVE
WNelheIs 9uiQUOO; Western 55Od5. 81. vsar-
Ghss 62oht.9; Western clipped sheen ( 10
w.. 49, eN.es AOofGO0; clipped grass rcT.
&c "o 'a'nus pVog
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 17.-Cattle- Receipts 100;
Weak TO 10 lower; good to prime steers
GrS and feeders 2JOM5.25; cows l. jNd5. - /;
n,eiicrS 2.JOd623; Gamers 1.5G0i2 so; bulls
=',@dD.3o; calves 250d5.50: Texas steers
TO strong; mixed and butchers 6. S00l7. no:
good to choice heavy 1.25mT 40; rough
healy 6@a7 II; light 615m7 90: bulk Of
%loH u"'n r-o sheep Receipts $4,000;
good to choice wcthers 5.25d6OO: fair TO
choice mixed 1900 40; Western sheen
a,t%"6eo; native lambs 4.75m6.s5; Wcsterp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
Japhet & Dissen,
(Suecessors to Gus Iaphetl
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Gensrl
Commission Merchants,
HOUSTON. Tf.YAS
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

Prime cotton seed meal. :. .25 90 q
Prime cotton seed cake. "a 30 q
Quotations ON prime cotton seed M
ard prime cotton seed cake are for delFsI
at Galveston.
Memphis, Tenn. April 1T.--Cotton ~
oil Prime crude 35iall36; of crude ati
So: prime summer yellow 30; m sunbs
yellow 81, choice cooking sumner ysI'
4J. Meal and cake Prime ECO on no.
nal,
New York. April II. Cotton seed d.
Stronger; prime crude nominal, prime u
low 43ladi4.
New Orleans, April H.. Cotton SEED ~
Prime refined in barrels al; of refined
prime crude loose So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
MEXICAN lMPORTATIONSSMALL

feeders 2,65d4 So: cows and heifes, . 25d
500 Gamers .25d2aO, bulls 350da. -;
calves 4.o0do00; Texas aud Indian steers.
grasscrS 3.JNd4 10: fed (. 4od6 50. COWS and
heifcrS 2.IOm4.50 Hogs Receipts 3a0O,
market strong. pigs and lights B.75a6 rs (;
packers Bl3mI.i0: butchers Z 10d7 rs.
Sneep Receipts 1000: steady; native nut
bucks 3.jO@5.OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
THE COTTON BOOM CONTINUES

| Contracts at the ciose made an advance 81
to ~ 64d on near and > to ~ sd on fat
options. According TO ptivatc adviccs lif
fercnccs IN the foreign textile situation arc
| each adjusting themselves
New York oneued unchanged ON April
and to . points higher on later options
sudden bulge took place. followed by a
small decline, which quickly made lowest
prices Of the day~ a steadily advancing
wave then made its appearance aud formed
a range 10 points higher until afier
the noon call. slight casiness followed.
Int was regained in the next hour aud top
prices were reached by the middle Of the
afternoon There was q drop ~ about .
points immediately after and little change
occurred In the closing mouents In the
net. result present crop deliveries gained 8
TO points September stood unchanged,
ana later months declined 1 aud points
New Orleans started to > points above
the previous close. This was the lowest
Of the day aud narrow fluctuations occurred
di ntst rapid advance then began and
extended through tho first half ~ the
morning. when The highest Of the day was
reached. recession OF several points FOL
lowed hut thr upward move started again
ana extended an hour beyond midday. 4
steady decline occurred ncNi aud made u
range 4 points lower until lust on tho I've
81 rue last call. when ihat loss va, fully
recovered. In the not result April aud
May advanced ~ points June H. duly II
ana the balHItcp ot tho list went 3 points
down 10 ponts M Salcs NJ the four
American markets amounted to S.IST hpfes
Spot quotations were advanced IT.. Mt New
York and Houston aud iSc at New or
lcauS ana Galveston
Thc movement showed narrow excess.
Al "a
sSGI bales Compared with 1889 Tor tao cor
responding da> of last year since Friday
they have been 1850 bales. compared Win
55,l7t for the same time NJ last week and
Goh for the corresponding time of last
year Thus lar IN tho season They have
been U'9SN.oi2 bales. compared With G.37l..
80 for he corresp nndlug Tim, pf lag sea.
son Exports SIucc Frldav have been 81.
Hl onlcs. compared with 3.&it for the
same Zinc of last week aud iOi.llf fur INC
corresponding lime of mSi wear Stock
az United states ports for the AN was
tli.h'' hHlc.. COMPARED with 6tH,H17 fnr ~
same dal Of last week and G12IIl for m.
corresponding da' Of last scar,
Following hs hrcn the movement at Bon
hay with comparisons
Roccipl- for Ncck 5auOo. against 5t.oO1
In 1904 ana l3.ODu To- 1900: ,iri,o September
lt3hu". against l;o6ouu in 1901 aud
,t''N' 10 1901 shipment. Tor week II
go" against 5000 IN 1901 and 500 in 1890,
sine" September ] SOtWl. against fGl .ODJ
in 1901 aud iAopr In 1900.
The Cotton Trade Journal says OF sea
island cotton;
Win no change la quotations about tho
"nlE 'raiuro %, u"io IN the sea isl1nd cot
ION market the past week V8. the continued
nlmneso ~ holders. who show no desire
I" sell around present urces Coincidence
~ 3iENeI market later ON exists. aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
SALES At ST. LOUIS.
Especial 10 The po.,4.

., atlonel Stock Yards, M. Ann ia rbs
t ,is sales Of Texas aud territory aat'
tsro ws'f T made today ola ] D. bedford Honey
pound steers 40: ]. &. ponlton 81, ~
. isAa - w. 80 aud sS5 pound steers ~.
o" Texans We're sold harket steady '''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
METArs.

New York. April II. Lead was steady
aud unchanged here at * aud al London
on the hasis OF fil is Cd Spelter was
hrm 40 81 a. here. while London pclcrs
We're advanced . I'd TO III las ca The
New York iron market ruled hru aud I'M.
changed Pig iron warrants were nominal
foundry Northern IL aNsfls 90: No. foun-
lry Southern and soft ~ Goals 90 The
linghSh market VA hrmcr Glasgow -assa
Ing at SIS sd and Mlddlcshoro al rs "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
WESTERN MILLIONAIRES RULE

nsnts we're many crosseurrepts among
minor stocks, some declining, hut 81 due 10
somo individual canse or 80 operations ~
speculative pools.
1hr rrther decided action Of the grain
marker rejecting misglvngs over nc
weather conditions for the crops VAS 1nte
ignored Ia thc trading. The reaction 81
the Amalgamated Copper dividend Wnlcn
has hecn looked forward to with arprchcn-
sion fols long time was totally lgnoreu'
ard tbnt stock Itself wns run mp after inc
eunoun0crcut ~ ihe dividend 10 nearly =
point above last night. after having ihlen
w. The stock closed with fract''nN'
nrl loss.
lnitcd S,atrS Steel stocl,s we've moved
up y point after long darmani pctind,
Evidences of rccuperatiuu I'm inc ln'al
money market wcrc % conserving inhuen''
on The speculation. The SuhtrcusurN mas
contributed s0mcihlnr 10 the local money
market hy reasnn Of largo pension pay
mcnts aud considerable shipments 81 gnlu
from san Francisco are coming m me
movcmcnt ~ currency frou the Inioilor rs
in favor II New York aud he stendihcss
" he sterling market shows that provision
for american subscriptions To the HriilSu
c1nsolS issurd do not threaten Immediate
further gold exports
Bouds We're quito artiyr and irregular
Tqtnl sales, nar VALUE. $J,3Sl"D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

Ret today ruled quiet aud unchanged, with
ltiie in the way OF new business reported.
TFlreS however, still remained unchanged,
aud sellers continue To show a firm FROM
IN spitr OF moderate demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
None
Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.


Vessel Flag
Maria de Larrinaga (Br).....'...''''.'',
Sabine lAmD ..........,..-''-s.
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r.1,.rsrnN STOCK.
SUGAR

New Orleans. April II Is,tis csrfis
onen lettIe 2isd3 8-i6; open ke 5,lt5 AZ y
gsi sdsI5: centrifugal YELLOW csntriissi
ends ono 3Ikasls. Molasses Dun
TG1s. - snrar- Raw x Y.
fair refining ~ centrltugal steads
nnolasscs sugar 2M. henhep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
london EinanclaI cabIcaram.

Now York April IL rho Commercials
Advertisers London inauciai cahIcsram
SAYS: Stock market activity was greatly
reduced today by rcportod bitch in the
ponce negotiations. American. were brisk
aud cheerful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

dova Sdis Futures closed steady, with
prices net mehanged 20 points lower.
Total sales were $3.50 bags, including May
A. 05d5 90; Iuly s., 10; Sentember >. ~; De
tober 3. Al NnveWher =. lo December . 0n:
RehrnnrV ! ~. March = y,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
London Consols.

London. April II. -Consuls for money ~,
account a3a,. Rar Suyc quiet 2ig,d per
"uncc. Money ~ per cent; discount Tor
short bills ~ per cont three months bills
1l-lGd2& per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
3uTI5R AND EGGS,

Chicago. April L.. Buttct- Firm; cream.
cry 9latli, DARN 3J12n ChVese-SteadN ,
isetl3. Eggs firm; fresh IN.
Kansas City. April II, Eggs lower; at
mark No. . white. wood eases included.
l4lc, eases ret liYned a.
New York April ". Eggs Receipts b.
$50 packages: Western M mark iuNNl7;
southern AZ mark iaAdi6i3
81 Louis. April IL 'ouilry Steady
chickens i0 turkeys IL ducks 10: geese
4l9d6 Butter Firm; creamery 2Sd3it3;
dairy 2id2A. Eggs steady a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
SAFES AT KANSAS CRY.

INnoClal u Tho posiD
m stock Yards, Kansas CITY. Mo Anru II
The following sales Of TERRITORY cattlc a.
uaA prlegerS ~ sharp. Chickashaw. ~
'.doi Harris Bros, Chickasha. 956. ! 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
WOOL,

81 Louis. April IL Wool Dull noml
nal' msdiam grades itisfil5 light one ia
AIheaTy nne Seal; tub washed lt924s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, April

PORT OF GALVESTON, April
Arrived.
IS Clinton Br1, from Santos.
Cleared.
SIS Irada (Br), for Liverpool.
Sailed.
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Houston DalIy statement:


Gross feccipts thus ftr ,his week. i6.0ia
Gross receipts Us days Ills season tg90 iIS
Gross recripta rs days iHMhlHUi. 2i6T, Wi
Gross receipts ~ IAN iS'l9 HOO. .19LtBi
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New York Dry Goods.
New York, Aprtj IL. The dry goods mar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
coFFeg.

New York, April II Coffee Spot nc
quiet; No. 7iuvoiea si& Mia Quiet; Coz.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range n pricca a. Vow York lad
New Orleans for the artlyc months vas as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

April. a. 59s Aug. sent A. A.S.o4s
Apr May. "a 5s-5Ds Sept-Oct -. 80 4Ds
May'Jane. A as-SHb Oct-Nov .,...4.sls
Gune-Julv. q aS$59b Nov-Dec .4.Sn
July Aug a. oS-50s Dec-Jan .43gv
Jan-Feb. .....A 2Sn
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Vessels DESTINED for GaIyesl9n

STEAMSHIPS.
Cayo Bonita (Brl. ,nt vera '''9
Concho, RISK, New York. ...;,.,.,si,,, /
Ganecogorta (Span,l....at f isnsrnSo i
Gymeric tBr.l .......'..'''bi' ccnoa /
Inccmorc Br) ........''..--'' ,csrdIf )
Dricl lBrD .......''..'.''''-'
lucatun CBrA ......., inascs y
800. Liverpool, via West lna's
SCHooNERs.
ChHord \. Carver. new sa,'. Ssrs Z
Eagle Wing. .....''.'.''' ; ,i;n,,,,selpbia !
Mcron ..-.......''cl'al'
BARN. ,.,s 4
I......nl.L- 1EM -
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

cording 10 location. P"ihts' ae-
Prime crude oil, loose. ~ saii on
IIime summer yellow oil 10y 99
Linters, according to quality o9iSS H 3S
Tirtis to Per ton.
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Iiy Interior Movement.
comparatiye spot Market.

GsIvesfon Spots closed steady; prices
up stock s5,09e bales.
Low osu i.i5 Mlddiins s...eis
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Net Receipts at All U. S. Ports.
lerenee. - io.ssl lTi.eIl

Totals M S,S,S 5a.6S9 7O7I.3T2 q, COS. q!
Last year !. 7tria 90 300 G.GO1.G CPS ......
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

May EMO
WITH DEATH
CoIbuTn Da|framan, III With
Pneumonia and OeIIrlouS,
Roams Streets Eight Hours

Colourn rei.raman. 81 years old, a we'll
known olneyviic plumber. lies danger
ously lll ut the Rhode Island hospital
with chances very much against his re-
covery The STICK man has been suffering
for q week with pneumonia at his sisters
residence. 20 Eovdoin street, but IL was
not untll saur6ay night that his condi-
stinn WAS regarded as serious.
Early Yesterday morning Dalframan
was missed FROM the house and for near
~ eight hours hc wandered about the
streets. half clad. in the bitter wind and
wet pavements. II is probable that the
exposure will result in his death.
Dalfiaman rade his escape from the
house through a rear window during the
temporary ttscnce OF his watchers lie
ted his stockings together and used them
for "A belt To hold up his trousers. bind
idg them GUcJt his waist for a belt He
put on his shoes, without Stockings, and
q coat, aud IN tbs scant attire. left the
NOISE.
Ills absence was quickly noticed and
the alarm given. but despite dlligent
search IL was nearly noon when the sick
man vas found, wondering around on At
wflls avenue He was taken home by
Odlcer Dooley OF the 6th station and Doe
tcrs Griffin and Milan summoned They
found him suffering with delirlum pro-
duced by his Illness and ordered him re-
moved 10 the Rhode Island hospital
Today the sick man was reported to be
In very precarious condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
WARREN

Mrs. Charles Mason of Boston. Mass.
died at the home OF Mr.. John Hubbard
on Bulser street yesterday morning. Mrs.
Mason had been in Warren some time
not being i'm the best of health. She
leaves one son. George Mason, who re-
sides outside of Boston.
Rev. II. r., Cady, pastor OF the NJ Il.
church, delivered Thanksgiving sermon
last night In the church vestry on the
subject. Coming Home" appropriate
music being rendered. At the other
churches regular services were held, the
local pastors occupying their respective
2ulpits in all cases.
Rev. II w. Watjen, pastor OF the Bap-
tlst church. will conduct German service
in the Baptist church tonight
Regular weekly drill meeting Of the
Warren Artillery Will be held In the Ar
mory tonight
number OF local societies have re-
ceived Invitations 20 attend the fair OF
the X. OF - at Bristol this week. and
undoubtedly they will avail themselves
OF the opportunity.
The hole In the side OF the Consolidated
road power house looks TO some people
as though an explosion had happened.
bhh Hoth - iVA Wv fhrfs tt illlN mole nUd
TO be made 10 admit the new engine The
engine now rests on It's founda atlons but
is not entirely set up. The local wire
train Is engaged In stringng wires at Fox
Point.
All the local factories and stores will
close Thanksgiving Day Reunions will
be held by a number OF local people.
The annual union Thanksgiving service
will be held in the local Baptist church
at D. m. Thursday. Rev. H. H. Cady
will occupy the pulpit
The Epworth league will hold n Pound
Social In the vestry OF the NJ H. church
tomorrow evening
The police report things rather quiet
Very few disturbances are made and as
n general rule they are quiet A special
officer is now on duty every Sunday "a
see that the Sunday laws are enforced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
VERY
BOLD
Thief
Forces Entrance TO East Side
Residence, Is Detected and
Makes Good His Escape.

A daring break was made at the resi-
dence OF Henry A. Munroe $50 Lloyd
street, corner Of Thayer, yesterday af-
ternoon.
At $3.50 o'clock Mrs. Munroe, mother OF
Mr.. Munroe heard the front door bell
ring; but supposing that her son was at
home and that somebody was calling up
on him, did not go to the door.
Five minutes later she heard foot steps
and supposed that her son was moving
about.
In another Ave minutes Mr.. Munroe
came in and turned on the electric lights
AS he entered the dining room a man
ran by him and made his exit by way OF
the rear door.
The intruder climbed over a board
fence and escaped by way OF another
street.
He had forced n rear window by using
a chisel and was about TO pick ny booty
I'm the dining room when Mr. Munroe
came In and forced him 10 flee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
new UNIVERSITY
H. c. Frick Wants 10 Put Car
n0gie in the Shade.

Pittsburg, Nov 24.-H c. Frhck. mil
lionaire and former friend OF Andrew
Carnegie. has decided 10 establish in
Pittsburg a university that will outshine
Carnegie Polytechnic institute according
10 story told by n close friend OF Mr.
Frlck yesterday.
IL Is well known that Mr.. Frick and
Mr. Carnegie have been enemies since
Mr. Carnegie refused TO extend the op-
tion which Frick had secured on Carne-
gies interest In the Carnegie steel COM
pany prior To- it's absorption by the United
States Steel corporation. Carnegie held
on 10 the million dollars which Frfck and
Andrew Mellon had paid him for the OPP
tion.
year ago Frick bought is acres OF
land opposite the Carnegie institute. IL
- said that Frick will donate the slte.
erect the university buildings and endow
tho instit8tlon with s2.booo0o His heirs
are a daughter and a son. both not yet
grown.