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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncvy-York. November Is, 1902
T0FFLEt Opening steady az advance Of > points on
q options March which 10 points higher thu
coffee market today quite active the start, hut
while tire later dealings display ed considerable rregu
s-tT. fhe rTsr~articus - the dav I'D not foot NJ
ntzn bag. with "a, final quotations %
points higher The initial sdrsnce while primarily based
II moderate receipts had
influence the higher cables. owing 10 the
t7srrsu holiday there market HsHHurg. but
Fis-re Santos 100 higher.
though Rio steady and unchanged. These sdFices
II - the covering recently noted.
again led 10y European interests Commission
had orders The buying sdo also, aud the room
contingent fancy the market for Under
tuvT-G market looked shade better
sellers. AID 70 midday no material Improvement
effected Following receipt n interior
showing hut - -" bags there fresh buy,
both accounts, which resulted in advance ~
another 81 10 points The higher level attracted profit
however and much Of the gain ~ss lost before
close NotWi hstsudiuS trs smaller receipts. senr
bea-ieh- The spot market was quiet. wit}
Cuorsrf % basis IF SIC for Rio No :
prices ir the local market today
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

sF9 cotton quiet R;l quotations points higher
g re basis of 500 Cor W.ddiing upland and sG'c for
hllaiHs Gulf Sales bales Southern mar
were i+legraph-d follows New orleans quiet aa
laig-l lllGc- sales 900 baleE. Mobile, steady
higher ~ 10. sales 800 bales savannah. steady
Nl1 40. bales Earlest0n HrEn
INC unchanged 7ssc. Wilmington. unchanged
- 7sc Norfolk, steady and unchanged at 7sc sales, +6
Laiss Baltimore, and unchanged a. TAG Au-
slsia rrs and unchanged &c; sales 1853 bales St
Gus i1 lice higher, al 1@4c- sales, $50 bales iIal-
sto- firm lGe higher. al l5-lbc sales. lsI bale
ienIlis- steady unchanged At FAC sales 800
irs. Estimated &eW-Oreans for tomorrow
e nom l2v 600 compared with II. l63 bales
ss week and bales last Galveston looks for
ron 5000 bales. against y Ii6 last week and
51 Houston estimates from 10000 20 ll.Duo
tses compared with 1s5s4 bales last week and e9l7
Receipts tue ports and interior points day. COM
Jared with the day last week and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
ErEoFEAN PRoDCcE MARKEr

Liverpool! Nor. f9.-Closins: Whea'-Spot arm. No .
raiN 1ui, No Northern spring as
NJ california. - go; futures steady; December
Io7.d- March. IL sd. Nay 'sd Cosu-S ,or Quiet
American mixed. - sd futures steady January 59sd
MAY A. 2'-d. Pras-t anatian. steady. - ID Flour
81 Luis fancy quiet. - at London
eFacihc COAST nrm &c I5sdtT. Reef strong: extra
India nesa Has Pork-Prms Western ARM
as Fams-Short II Is 70. quiet 55s sd "a
con dull cumberland cut 26 SOS, short rib ie
p n 5as long clear middles light: > "a n
long mi6dlrs heavy. - short ,As
backs 70 - II 5Ts I'D cIear bellies IL t0 IL n,
ID. Shoulders-Square. ~ IS n. quiet IS Lar
strong. prime Western in trrrcs Sos Sd: American
pals. Cos Cd Butter nominal. Cheese strong
American finest white culoFei SOS Tailov- Prfms
city Arm. .s 81 Turprnt-eSprts sreaiy. 3p= Ro~in
Common firm. Is Fad. Observation-Disclosures ou-r 81
Lnseed oil easy 2Ss ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

The exchange price remains sac a quart 20 the
shipper The surplus IS and sells for 81 50 can
40 Revised official figures for October show that
the Ney-York Central dong hauO carried 70 market
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes in
foreign plenty arrivals including 3075 bags from
Antwerp, ami market lower. held about
steady. Onions show irregular quality and value. Cab
bag plenty Brussels sprouts dragging
CNIcUrnbers in good demand and steady. Celery dul.
CauliHowers excessive and lower Elephants
supply. prices favoring buyers. scarce and
higher. String beans also show Improvement price
under moderate receipts. Tomatoes firm. Other
tables about quoted. We quote: Potatoes.
Belgian per sack 81 T5Gs@ do Long Island per Dbl. 81
9s2 Go Jersey Dbl 81 75aS2: per 81 75U
So do far 81 1OpS1 10 sweets Jersey per Dbl
Virginia. 81 25GSi 20; Brussels sprouts
quart 100 punches 75cQSt carrots per
bb cabbages. 100 81 59dS2 cUcumbers Florida.
81 5OdS2 90 do Boston dollhouse per dozen.
76agDc. celery per dozen 5q4oc; Caufowers per hbl.
3ga5 soc. lima beans, per bag, SiaS2 lettuce New
leans per bbi S3dS+ 30 Rostun. dozen. 25d5Oc do
Norfolk per basket 5o-dSI 81. DO Carolina, Slq
20. carrier. 81 300 81 onions Connecticut
white per Dbl. 81 So do yellow S2GS2 80, do red.
50dS2. Orange County. white bag. $IaS2 81;
yellow per T5-dS2 y; do red 81 5HuSl small
white pickle per bh SSdS6; Southern per basket.
S1TS2 peppers per bbl 75cS1 radishes per basket
2JGlOc: romllue New Orleans Dbl STnS9 spinach.
Norfolk per Dbl T5cNSl - pumpkins htl God75c,
rarsnips bbi 81 % mushrooms. hothouse DER n.
Charleston SIqS1 Florida 5ocG$l so squash Hub
bard per Dbl SiTS1 - do marrow. T5rH$i 5urnips.
white per bbl SlgSt -. Russia 60TSOc tomatoes,
Florida. Per carrier 81 25fise 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET
11vEErooL corroN MARKET.

liverpool Nov 10 p Hl--Cotton-Spot-Aiod
ding fair 4s2 good mitditng. 81; Tliddihs 90 low
middug good ordinary 42i ordinary. 4. u The
day 5000 bales. Of which 500 for
speculation and export AMI Included ZOO American
Frcelltz - bales including -
opened steady closed barely steady American
bs 4a2a4S3. December and January 81; January anu
February February and March, 429l 45u, March
and AuriI 4.2gf $50, April and MAJ. 4;p; May
JUNE $50: June and July 50. July and August 429g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

as :
wheat. re-. 7e674r NJ red. T51z9I6ci No corn
s. No yellow. as. No = oats = &c: No white, III
G33iac. JO'zc. GOOD feeding barley, suS>c fair
choice mailing. 63a5Sc. No haNseed, 81 10; No /
Northwestern. 81 % prime timothy seed 81 90 clover
grade. SIO 20; PORK. bb SD 81
lard per luO n. SI 10 snort ribs 5ies de.3se 50 lo
So SIl dry alted shoulders tboNsd 50 81 SS 90 short
clear sides CoNed 50 s7ls4$l0 l2; whisSey basis o.
nigh wines on the Produce Exchange to-day The
butter market firm creaneries isg@c' diaries 1sg
o.. Eggs loss or, cases returned. 25e Cheese
steady. 1lGl2c- -
76sc. No Northern - &c. No Northern SNc; No
veuuer IJ+c. December. 73c May I5i2c; macarout No
/ 7Uc: NJ =. 6sc. Oats-pecem6er, &c. May 81 isc
sru re. No Northern. T5'2 056=c; MAY, II sc Rye
steady. No l. 5t,aa52c Barley steady. No :. 66l-c.
sample. $4,000 Corn-May, +3ssc
contract grade November, T5477Ac- corn quiet but
steadv. Old No = yellow, 67c- Oats unchanged, No
white clipped. S1isc Butter firm and lie higher extra
Western creamery 2Si-c. do nearby. prints. S0C Eggs
good demand fresh nearby csc loss on DO
Western 2Sc on Southwestern 269G2Ic. loss or
DO Southern. 3Jc Cheese firm but quiet New
York fun creams prime small l3i.ci do fair % sooc
small UI2c do fine large l3c. do fair 10 good.
large l21ea12ac. Refined sugars strong Receipts
Flour bbls +.5s00OO in sacks. wheat. 2iuOO
900 bush oats. $1,000 bush Shipment
Wheat $500 400 bush. 12OOo bush
Louis. 1Q-Close; Wheat-NO > red cash 6ac.
No 67gIIC. December. CSC. May. lS3sIf4c. Corn
cash. 4Tisc; December, 46es i6@-c' May SSsc-
Oat-No cash sic No white. 33'ac December. S0i+c;
Nav. 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables spot cotton
moderate demand sales 5000 bales; speculation ana eA
s5f J4. American. 700; receipts 3f,voO american
-s9yO uld4!!ug upland. 446 Futures opehe0 QUIET
pnts advance. closed barely STEADY het l=4l 'gilt
usher November 1891 81: November December 432a
February March and Marrh-April 4-9@4SV April-Say.
say-JIne Juae-July 4-3u. july -AngUsl' 7-Sa4"o
A1acleGter- and cloths quiet ana IHhI
FLOUR AND MEAL4-The continued strength q wheat
s4e impetus demand again yesterday ana falr
s9sness popular Drands OF spring ana
Nlnter -four. The close FIRM WIN holdera
s.sng SIM upward turn II "aeat KEEPS up Us
sIssent movement. Spring patents S39S4 90 winter
Faights 81 s5aS3 20 patents 50 o0s3 90 spring
ra5s 81 2oGs3 IS. 10 winter ~ a59S4 ~
he winter 81 sons2 30: Dog s22WS2S spot and 20
BUCK WHEAT FIDCR-tlrl. quoted e -
20 - arrive tfE FlcL tt-~uet-
2o'sd Fair good 50 05a$3 40. choice 70 fancy 81 -
~ srDHNMEAI- Dull: quoted Kiln erlen - 20
- - brand BAG que I, 9l9iea- FINE
-nt ana yellow 81 556tSi e. coarse. ~ ZB1 81 -
LED-Dn quoted spring bran. spot; SlF 2ogslt -.
80 - arrive. 10 st7 so snring bran buIk 81
- H9tls hnssed OIL cake. SIS 90 corn Oh cake 50 30
'Oang chop. S2l oil meal S2G SOas27
..lAiA-WHBAT- There was abatement IN the hull
scenes attractive around SIC than II had been
49, 81 ana demand throughout TIE osF Wes ~ ~
- confined shorts although re iatftF paved
a. ''rtent the upturu being e-prcials
lffTS ~ she December option Ihts lHttef action
~ feature II the day advancing l5eceTapFI rom
.-.,-tHai the previous night q <" under Ahy 70
all ~ e. the close In Chicago there was $50
fise IN December. contrasting WIN recsh,
ead liquidation in that delivery our nsrAe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

Tar Tot btls
Wilmington Nov. I9-Spirts turpeutiue duh 81 90.
sales al O'4 receipts "a casks Rosin hru 81 -
c-pts - hbs Crude tu-pertine quiet 81 las
ceipts q 5bls Tar firm at 81 80; receipts 500 tblS
>sN AMMAN, Ncy. l:Turpentue at 5i'ac, receipts
l-E5 ohis sales. l122 exports = 1t5. Rosiu firm. r
ceFts iilS bhs; sales experts 151+. quoted: A.
H 9 ana H. 81 az. r. 81 +1'e, T. 81 tT.. 9. 81 -
H. " 50 L s. ~. X. - - 81: y So -. W c. - 10
Charleston, Nov 19.-Turpentne and unchanged
London. Nov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SSs I'D Resin
American, strained. IS 1Ol2d; dne. IS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

London heet sugar market wa again advanced I'D.
T H'-f . Ealn Of "a in two day mus November and
LeiI,heF were quoted = a24d. was higher.
at Is 81 for Java S 90 for fair rennnE The local
tn.arket was very firm and I-16c higher We quote.
-itttrilSal '"i test 80 - &c.
5lSlasses sugar - te=t. Be- There about
81 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
81

q RAILROAD
sTA AN6 r at q NTS % Fl E
s6a satn Se6 is a E
Stati.n except where otherwise noted S,1,dt ,---
cars New yerS 70 P'sbgrg Sleeping Car Pi'tsburE 10
ss5 T. W. f SITE 1fx e Fiit.6ar and Cleveland
o.S5 A n PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED .PuiI;naa Com
cars. For chicago cisysisnd Tos5o Cincinnati
1.P5 P. VI. rIiE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL 20
Drawing room. sleepins. DINING and Buffet smoking
1S5 P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST L2rIs EX 17s2sS:7
Lo!el4. NSsIs ne va I1s-e
DOB p Va ST. LOUIS EXFR;Ess- iII Pf BiS5S G s
E2r Pesh W Va a 2s1RPd9sh ESSy RssSs For
59edS eXeepi Se4Fa2y 3,2iFs car Psburg and
Chicago For knoxyiIle daily via ShsnanqoSA valley
s23 p NJ. Cf II AND t'ISSINNATI Ex-
F''-2 WASHINGTON S5siTS65x f AND FH az soTTH
- % 80 ,Itn1g T3Ll; wv 10 - S6ai4e Car
d m 1855 CDiang Car 10 CDezhrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 23M (3.25 'Consrstlona Lin = all PsFlor and
% I7f a'; - u, ,11re Cars a m I255 C1in
ing carr tS25 C9nsressi9nai In 1,i d., gu *
SOUTHERN AILWAY--ExPress. 3 % rs p m. 1910
Atlantic COAST LINE.-E12ress. s25 a. m. s25
sABo1 ER Il 5.F F2ra a9a Nf i 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAELwAY--FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAlLNAH--t-Jo a III WEEK
days l2.55 ana 40 m. daily. ---,,,.r--
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOHFOLh-t0oa N
weekdays and s.5J p. n. daily -, l..
ATLANTIC CITY.-9-jJ a and go = N weeA-da s.
Sundays, 80 Through NestibuIed rams bIIet
Parlor Cars, Dining Car, and STANDARD
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY--12.55 weekdays
points York and Long Branch Railroad IRON
West Twenty third Street Statlor) Sos m l. 10
S25 and 81 p weekdays sundays, %
a. H.. 80 p. IN. tFrOm Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 900 a. NJ. 1920 $40. 20 and $40 p
week DAYS. Sundays 40 m 3 - .. m
FOR PHILADELpHIA.
C1esbrosses C0rtlardr Streets. 620a. - %
s.25 * 20 dining Carr, C950 Penna IAq1lte1l.
carr. 10 IS Dining Car. II -. I@5o Dining
car 81 Dining Car 10 tDeshrusses and Cortiandt
Streets a0i .J5. 3.25 Dining ar. $50 4@), .
Dining Car, 455 (DntuS Car, 555 Dining Can 80
- =. n. l. 10 niEht- SUNDAYS. 9 10 l-So
mo ccache=. : -. g. - 925 Dining carr $50 CiTn-
tted 1865 Dining carr i223 Dining Car,
155 Dining Carr. * Dining Carr. &SS. AZ 1Dl1tng
can. Dining carr. 80 Dining Carr T-55, SO,
: 90 30 r. u-. Il 10 night
Ticket Offices ISL 135t III and PSI Broadway is2
Ffh Avenue foeow I'D SUI 263 Fifth Avenue corner
stations foot % Desbrosses and CoTtlandt
Streets. Court Street. Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania annex station. BROOKLYN; station
JERSEY city. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
road cab service
j. r. HUTCHINSON. :, r WOOD,
General Manage Ceul Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
NAVAL STORES

The market FOR turpeutire was steady and un-
changed with fairly good johhinG demand. Rosn
firm. lar called steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--Ou and machine hbls 536
SD
TAR Pine hbls. 81 p oil bbls s. 40
RDSIN-t'ommon good strained. T5TS1
81 50 Z 81 -: r 90. G 81 as: H. So 10. g inql
& SO K 81 81 50 \. SO %: " G. 81 20. v 81 81
STOCK OK HAND
Spirits 2055 bbIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20

I1tfss CahiesF io--fo1ee market steady. No no.
United StsJe l2o"n baEs: cleared FOR Europe
bags stock 7p6 90 bags Office market
sa76- good s-oo. receipts p o0
sr1-b lf4Tn9A bags Hamburg Holiday Hevre-Ccffce
ark@r opened steady NAY y franc higher other months
i f-zu- higher. A. - unchanged. AZ p M irregular.
unchanged L franc hlEhers $50 4 franc
l--a IN 0nsa bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
STEAMBOATS,

4 DNERTISEME$TS an5 subscriptions for Tri5uus
= received A
No. I,;sti4 BROADWAY.
Between a ecIock
Advertisements will - reserved the following braacH
oICes ~ reSuar oiuCe n. vs.:
80 sthoaVe-. c9r- I'D 153 6th-ave.. cor.
18th ST. 81 East 14th-Sf-; 80 Nest be-
tween an aud 9Th eves, 26sS West 1Z3th-sts I,t2S
siai-Fse-. between 18TH T,D.S
Ezsr ailst-sts l.1tt> 1st-Rye-
i-5fh-st:; 156 fremont ave. $50 .;d-ave.. n-sr
,,tsl-st oos Sd aSe.s 40 8feeeL
aieecker-sf- BROOKLYN. y 1.-2I6 Courf-st-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-20
READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry 0ins from south
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOwN AND
\ n i ~ 44r 5oo "a - Eastou ouis} +. NJ. sun
wIi.KEsB4RRE tND SCRANTON 80
LAkEw0oD. rows RIVER SND BARSEGAT
90, - a. NJ lSo g 30 40 LalIeV7al onyl. seq
N Snndsys 70 90 a N =, -e.r
VINELAND AND BRIDGiETON 90 ~ NJ. 40
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
pOINTS-z4O0 S". 1l-5o a. NJ Is so 30 = n.
S1r-svs sNeap- Ocean Grove 9CJ \
zoo $500 '9Oc 10 90 4lLo0 A. II. 100 Il ~.
81 81 10 800. ACC '5.oe. 800. tT3o So % ?
a4rH AND CHESTNUT sTREETss4c =. : 80 80 -.
III 81 A NJ 'I0". gao. - o.. 100. 70 > P ".
RE1DISG. HARRISBURG. POTTsVuLF AND
1fo0 A N. Reading oulyl. $500. IN 42e0 F.
Reading PcttsvIlls and Harrisburg only = % : %
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGT0N-+ss 20
'io.so 'iLso a. n. 'Ioo t'5.4e 500 100 NJ.
Iron liberty street only. .paHy DAILY -1csP.
ofces Liberty St Fsrry, south Ferry. Astar HOUSE.
square West. 153 East I25th s.
245 Columbus Ave New York court -. 344, Full
ton St Brooklyn pS Broadway. Williamsburg View
york Transfer Co. calls fer and checks baggage
W G. BEsIER @ NJ BURT
General Manage General Pass'T Agent
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
STRIKE
Is the Vote Of Potters
But a Compromise May be
Agreed Upon.

East Liverpool, o., July 2,-Officials
of the National Brotherhood Of Oper-
ative Pottcrs last evening completed
counting the vote of 60 locals in the
organization relating to sustaining the
actions of the Trenton convention.
Technically speaking the vote was to
strike or not to strike, and the strike
proposition won out. The old uniform
list expired the first of the month, but
some Of the operatives continue to
work under that scale. When the re-
suit of the vote was announced the
matter of holding future conferences
with the representatives of the West
ern Manufacturing Potters' association
was discussed. and it is reasonable to
predict that such conferences will
commence with the end in view of
reaching an agreeable settlement. The
settlement of all differences is sure to
be accomplished.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02

ludicrous and monstrous charge which
not only involves by name two mem
bers of this body, but directly i'm
pugns the honor of the whole Ameri-
can Congress and the press.
Nothing In this report nor In the
facts developed by its investigation
necessitates q defense either Of Con-
gress or the press. not even the asser-
tion that the prime minister OF Den
mark expressed to Christmas his ab-
horrence for the political situation in
America, which makes 1t necessary to
offer money in order to bring political
action
"The American people suspect Meth
err themselves nor Denmark. They
know too well the sterling qualities
of Danes who live among ito believe
that any high officials of that country
ever uttered such unbelievable and
proposterous scandal w
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
MRS. FRANCES MATooN.

Mrs. Frances Matoon, Treasurer Of the
Minneapolis Independent Order of Good
Templars writes from IL Sixth Street.
Minneapolis, Mimi, as follows:
"Lasf winter had considerable
trouble with my kidneys brought on
after q hard cold which had neglected.
One of my lodge friends who called when
/ was i'll told me Of wonderful medicine
called Peruna. had no faith in 1t, but
my husband purchased me bottle, and
asked me 10 try it. II brought me most
satisfactory results. used three bottles
before I was completely cured, but I
have had good cause to be grateful, for
not only did my kidney trouble dis
appear, but my general health improved
and I have been in good health ever
since. would not be without it for ten
times its cost."-FRANCES MATOON.
This experience has been repeated
many times. We hear Of such cases
nearly every day.
Mrs Matoon had catarrh Of the kid.
neys. AS soon as she took the right
remedy she made quick recovery.
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna is q specific for the catarrhal
arrangements of women. Address Tho
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio,
for free book on catarrh written by Dr..
8. B. Hartman.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
ALL FOOLlSHNESS,
!. SAYS MR.. COUSINS
Regarding the Alleged Danish West
Indies Scandal.

Washington. July 2.--In the course
Of his remarks yesterday on the re-
port Of the committee which investi-
gated the charges of bribery in connec-
tion with the purchase Of the Danish
West Indies, Representative Cousins,
Of Iowa, had the. following to say in-
exoneration of the American and Dan
ish people, the American Congress and
the press:
This Is the Indictment which, ac-
cording to this report, Mr.. Christmas
drew against his own country and
against himself when he returned It
seems that he had fallen out with
everybody and was discredited by ev-
erybody, except possibly by the gen
tleman from Tennessee, assisted by
the honorable gentleman from Ala
bama, who at last gave him sufficient
credit to spread upon our record the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
HURRY-GRAPHS.
Little Incidents Spotted In
Routine OF Life.
(specia, Correspondence.'

Special Correspondence
+ Barberton, July Mrs. o. ID. Ever
hard is the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. V. w. Ault, at Orrville.
Misses Edith and Henrietta Ferris,
stenographers at the Columbia Chemi-
cal office, will spend the Fourth at
their home in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Robertson, will
spend the Fourth at Detroit.
Mr.. e. A. Bertram, of Chicago, was
the guest of Mr.. George G. Pryor at the
Barberton Inn, Tuesday.
Mr.. G. r. Musser of Marshallville,
was in the city, Tuesday.
! Mr.. Frank Brotzman, of Cleveland,
"a former resident of Barberton, is the
guest of Mr.. c. Weigand.
Mr.. G. Weigand has purchased the
Edward Delegrange property on Sew
enth st.
Mr.. e. NJ. Morris, Of q. B. .Frase's
drug store, will leave, Thursday, for a
four days trip to Columbus, Cincinnati,
Gallipolis and Washington G. III.
The mail carriers examination will
be held in the High school building,
July 26.
Mr.. Fowler is building a new brick
business block on Second st. It has
been leased for 5 years to Akron gentle.
men who will put In a bowling alley.
Barberton, July 2-AIiss Emma H
Hipp, of Massillon, and Mr.. G. G.
Wehrly, of Toledo, were dinner guests
at the Barberton Inn, Monday. Mr.
Wehrly was formerly resident OF
Barberton.
Mr.. J. M. McClave, of Toronto, was
in the city, Monday.
Mrs. Johnson, of Kenton, Miss Heig.
i'll, Of Tallmadge, Miss Thomas, OF
Baltimore, Md, and Messrs. f. NJ
Harpsham and Il. r. Adams, of Akron
made merry dinner party at Barber.
ton Inn, Monday evening.
Mr. Fred Dilley, of Cleveland, was
the guest of Mr.. VIM. HI. French, Sun
day.
Miss Mcneil and Miss Brewster. of
Akron. the Misses McFarlin,. of Bar.
berton, and Miss Thornton, of Butte
Mont, made up a pleasant little dinner
party at the Barberton Inn, Monday.
Mrs. e. N. Beck, of Akron, was the
guest of Manager ]. r. Aiken and wife
at the Barberton Inn, Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
POSTAL TELEGRAPH
Company Wants to Establish
Office In Barberton.
Especial Correspondence }

Barberton, July AT the Council
meeting Monday evening, Mr.. Miller
said that he had been seen by the
manager of the Postal Telegraph Co.,
who said the company desired to es-
tablish an Office in Barberton, but he
feared he could not get into the busi-
ness portion of the city If compelled
to place poles in the alleys, as there
are already two poles in some of the
alleys and no room for another.
The manager also raised the ques-
tion as to whether lie could run the
line into the, business portion of the
city without placing poles on Tuscara-
was ave-, as his lines run along the
canal The Councilmen spoke OF half
a dozen other streets along which the
lines could be run from the canal
without being placed on Tuscarawas
ave., and there the matter was drop
ped.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-02
CAMP-MEETING
Of the Old Fashioned Kind Is In
Progress.

An old-fashioned camp meeting is be-
ing held near Lakeside by the Free
Methodists of this city. The meetings
last until midnight and are attended
with great shouting and other demon
strations. Three of the evangelists
preached the birthstone doctrine in
front of the Akron Savings Bank Build
ing on Main st. About noon Tuesday
the speakers had great lung power and
soon had a, crowd on the idewalk,
listening to their outpourings.