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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
METRIC SYSTEM.
Hearing 10 Be G,v,n by the
Committee on Coinage,

Washington. Jan Representative
southard. OF Ohio. chairman Of the house
committee on coinage. &C. about TO send
invitations 20 a number Of the chief
manufacturers. merchants and others en-
gagged In mercantile pursuits Co appear
before the coinage committee on Feb g.
concerning the bill for the adoption OF
the metric system of weights and meas
ures.
Heretofore congress has secured the
views OF scientific men on-+frti subject.
but Mr. Southard holds that such q change
in the entire system Of weights and meas
ures IL practical question on which the
large business interests should be heard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
BOGUS MONEY.
Italian Attempts TO Pass Bal
OolIlr on R stlITal, KIpN.

Look out for-had-m moneys Thomas
Lahey, whose restaurant is at II Dor
rance street. notified the police that at
$50 yesterday morning an Italian came
TO his place and picked out a cigar.
The man took handful OF money from
his pocket and rendered what purported
TO be a silver dollar in payment for the
cigar.
Mr.. Lahey found that the coin was a
counterfeit and refused IL.
The mans actions aroused Mr. Lahey's
suspicious, hence his notification OF the
police OF the occurrence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17
HELD WHIST PARTY

A party OF friends met az the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis on Donelson
street last evening 20 play whist and all
had a very ri asaut time. The prizes
were won by Miss Nellie Hayes, with a
score Of a.; Miss Annie McGough, score
"a. Mr. h. Eccles. score q Mr.. g. D1s-
coll score %
Vocal and instrumental music WAS rem
dercd by Miss Annie MURPHY aud "a coli
iation served.
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Unreasonable.

Husband (wealSly)- is the fourth
time this week we've had corned beef
and cabbage, Maria, and I'm just little
tired of u.
His Wife-Im sure Thomas, you're
very unreasonable. You know I've had
TO correct the proof sheets of my new
book "Oro Hundred Dainty Dinners
London Tit-Bits.
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GENER.l GOSSIP.

English bookmakers who are making
w. c. Whitney's colt Nasturtium favor
tie for the Derby should take heed OF Will
liam X. Vanderbilts colt Ellesmere. MIL
ton Henry says there is a strong likeli-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

The Wanderers OF Pawtucket will play
with the Pocassets In the New England
Football League series az Fall River to.
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

In a game OF basket ball between No. !
team. Bristol, and Brown University. at
the Y. M. G. A. building. the Bristol team
won by a score of 4s TO Is. The defoncs
of the Bristol team was a feature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

Fred Eames, the champion billlardist OF
New England, who went 20 Denver some
weeks ago for the benefit of his health
Is now the billiard instructor at the Den
yer A. A. His health has improved 50
much that he Is thinking OF returning to
Boston.
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Ellesmere is exactly like the Futurity
winner Yankee, except for being brown.
while Yankee Is a bay. Both colts are by
Hanover. Mr.. Vanderbilts horses are be
ing trained by Eddie Hughes. Buchanan
will positively ride again this year for Mr..
Vanderbilt
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puNs TRADE REVIEW.


l,d,.t,es Are Thrivinn in Spite OF the
p,sI 4 ,hor Tro,,htes
Hs' N"S0'
New York. October III. &. Dun
Co.'S weekly review OF trade tomorrow Will
~,
~
The settlement Of the coal strike removes
the only serious lmpcdimcnt To industrial
p,o.ross ss,,rr, ar, rr,1,,t,I,, rc1,,cd
1885, ''iues ''V p'0u''iE
shd much money mas gone ont OF the couh
iy because OK thls struggle, but the ma
Mans repoortoriv sfrnn, uosition assures
speedy restoration OF prosperous cunul
tious transportation is now the worst
,..t,,o o,a ,1,,...tc,s 20 Continue disfur,b-
.'"', , sru na,,,c
lg' Nhue thp grain crops are peluE
moved the supply of rolling stock ahu me.
lNe power VIII prove lnsutncleui. nay
,he railways are wen occupied Is "ls
5eneed by earnings for the nrst wees OF
Vaolcl-J.' per cent larger than loSl your
i9a loh per cent above lWo
Inadequate supplies Of fuel caused fur,
lae' banking Of furnaces, but me enec! OF
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THE QUlCK.RICH SCHEME.
Money Of the Country Being Absorb.
ed 10 Fictitious Securities.
THE STEEL CORPORATION wATERHp.
= Well Known Capitalists Views on the
Danger Of Modern American In
dustrial Enterprise.
he STEEL CORPORATION wATEREp.

Mr. W. W, Baldwin, weitkuown can.
'alls., who Is the prio,lpal owner OF tho
rev Wcstm9reland suburban addition 10
Houston, In discussing Mr., John II. Klr,
rvs mtcr'iew IN The rcst the other day,
s,idl
Most business men viii undoubtedly
agree with Mr.. Kitby that there Is no
boarding nor Withholding ~ money by the
banks from dlstrust Of the government,
n'r from fear Of the stability " the stand.
ard, as was donc in iSo3 aud 1S9i rhcy
VII agrec also Tint thcfe is great lcgiti
mate business expansion rnd activity, and
that tho immediate requirements OF our
harvest season are making their annual
hord pun on the bank reserves Ia New
10Th aud 'thcr reserve cities.
But arc these we'll known conditions tho
whole story Of the growing gtriuccncy IN
ne New York banks, already felt further
west 0s seen III The increasing Interest
ratcsf Is II wise 90 ignore the trcmcnd-
Gus now drafts upon tbs money supply SO
Sullmg from the uneSlmplcd creations ~
fictitious paper capital which IN one form
anu mother Tho banks arc row upholdns
aud M which 80 many millions YES hun.
drcds 81 millions, of theft funds are tied
upJ
Take, for instance, tha United states
steel common stock-oycr four hundred
millions IN amount. That may fairly he
called fictitious. " docs not rcpr1ycn;
property. II represents simnly speculative
prospect For the current year oi two the
earnings it IL true. give IL an apparent
value but We all know this can not laSt.
and that this stock Is really an water, aud
thin WAtcr NJ that. But " soils in tho
market at so per share. or ON basis Of
over Si0O. $4,000 for something which tx mt
property, but simply pranotcr's hope OK.
pressed In pnper shares Now how much
ot this SiGOoO0OOO of current fictitious cap.
itnl I'm steel compnuy's stock is hcing car.
ried IN banks up6u lonus whose security is
these ccrtiHrntcsg 10 tho truth were
known, p~ohahly hnlf af IL ip snIhc fnrut ur
other That rs. Sl0O.pO0Oco Of buuk funds
ore tied IN. first aul ll% Ia These steel
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MovEMENT on coTroN.
The Total Number OF Bales in sioFt 10
Date, Is 2,303,o34.

Gate' 10 GioO9,po4.
Now Orleans. October IT, scrctary Hes.
tors weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement, issued before tho close Of busi.
ncss today, shows decrease in the move.
mcnt into sight compared with thr seven
DAYS ending this date last year In round fr.
urcs of l2,oo, a decrease under the same
day year before last " 5000. mn increase
over the same time In 1870 OF $4,000
For the seventeen days 81 October tho
t9tAis show decrease under last year of
SW. decrease under the same period wear
before last OF lEi.COD and an increasc over
tho same limo IN iSn9 or $4,000
For the forty seven DAYS OF tho season
that have elapsed the aggregate is ahend
~ me forty-seven days of last year $50
uVo, nhead OF the same DAYS year before last
OF l2.U0o, ana ahead ot 1870 by i5SOm
The amount brought into sight during the
past week has been i0n, 49, against AL.
~ Tor the seven days ending this dnic
last year. nl2,d year before last and :alN
Isl same time IN lSag. and FOR the soyen.
teen days OF October II has been iusNai4
against l,Oi69dO last year lg3t 500 yenr
before last and 1,o2s5S9 samo tlmr IN isDp.
ihe movement since September I shows
receipts at all United states ports Of .C,g.
S2i against i,l4n.Gi2 last ycnr / 4S7 3t5
year before last and i,f2i.91G same tlmc
~ ls'N,i overland across the Mississippi.
ONO aud Potomac rivers To Northern mills
ana tnnada Sl.23S, against s0,663 last year
ll4tG6 year before last and ini. T6i same
llme IN lSh; interior stocks In excess ~
those held ut the close Of the commercial
year 2S5, ~. against 2lT.G1i last wear. mo.
| OOi year before last and 3l1,5S3 same time
In lS00: Southern min takngs BOG JO
against a6630O last year. 1Op.Si5 year he.
| forc last and 2t3,9Dl same time In 1890
These make the total movement for tho
| forty seven days from September 10 date
S,'lGjO3i, against l,I53276 last year. 9.Iti..
ISL year before last and 2,i453Ol same
time I'm 1890.
Foreign exports for the week have been
2lL3as, against 2i9.3I9 last year, making
tho total thus FAR for the season 1O7i sos.
against 1Ap,803 last year, an Increase Of
| 81. liz.
Northern mill taklngs and Canada during
| inc past seven days show an increase IL
! o,lSl as compared with the corresponding
| period last year aud their total tnkIngs
| since september have Increased 44,oj9
l1e total taklngs Of American mills
| North and South, aud Canada thus FAR FOR
| the season have been Ji7,B29 against al.
S'S last year. These include 2iS32i by
| year.
| stocks Of the scaboard and the twenty.
| nine leading Southern Interior centers have
! Increased during the week III Gjs bales,
! against an Increase during the correspond
| Ing period last season Of 141.35B and nrc
/ now LIZ larger than at this date In 1901.
| Including stocks left over NJ purtg and
/ Interior towns from the last crop and tho
/ number ~ bales brought into sight thus
! far for the new crop the supply to date Is
; 25lS.l0s, against 2,1i2,063 for the same
I period last NC1r,
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,,F,FNT DEVELOPMENTS
ARE LARGELY FAVORABLE.
,..al,a settlement OF the Great
re s..iEe Takes Away the Unfavor-
W ~. Feature OF Trade Conditions.

y,sk october IL Bradstreet's to-
p9ise III settlement Of the great coal
we ,eia the most remarkable IN kome
VOC Y I, modern record, practically the
ietle''s ,.gorable feature IN general trade
r'l s~ disappears. Cclucident With
~ NV nave been the Guiding u several
hh .n,lcs Of slnilnr nnture. " Is
sla" !. s,nect that the present abnormal
h'pm.'".oA conditions In fuel supply WIN
9ilsss disappear, some scars Of conrsc
EIa .',. m and the effect II the costly
w y IN no doubt, he reelected In
iieuOl' snent loss Of trade In the min
saue ~ and ia higher prices for fuel
iag Co. a- ~lntcr than were paid year
gge aorclonmenls this week
Al clhel troroblc. Retail trade has
az isbbs. imnrovcd. stimulated AT thr
gtnciAlS tbv,pst and South ny cooler
Ne,r fail festivals nnd cnfnlAhls. dop
He,' vsgonand is also better nrllSularly "
bag wv nrv goods. shoe, clothlnE, nara
The Nes,' ,r,nbcr dealers have all done wei
ware aipt hl strength * uoted Ia buttor ana
Ssssoha ,,d the metals are also hlgher
elfsse .nncral strength OF farm products
" ir.eskness In cotton ~ nut"p'N' N'"i
ihe AZ All Eastern nuikcts.
Is arn assp,ent In the iron trade ms re-
implSS' ,bn probahlr ending OF the coal
Guy q w va matter of sentiment, but
SITS ~, FREQ movement OF coal Eastern
VIZ WI ,trnaces now banked are cNpeNtcu 70
llleg u NO. opcration, though coke shortage
Itsau c,ose valley furnaces. No loss ot
VIZ TX h shown an heavy goods. IN fact,
snfsndency has been rather upward.
VIZ, y Sreieht rates. caused by tho large
hsng, ~ coni from abroad, tends to
ht.,,,r,sfe The Imports OF foreign pig iron
VA tsrIn regulations rs 10 slcel pllVts
Nv brct tbc inward movement OF thcso
IVY, uoplrstie hllcts ARE higher than
Vvu, .set striking advances arc shown IN
wv XII lines Of iron aud steel as com
nsr,d With q year ago, the range OF hu-
ssnrss helng from So per ton ~ the case
" w irou and stcc, hillcts, At Pittsburg
gossndry iron Is So higher In finished ma
ioeisle similar heavy advances are noted
,,t ovrentlous 10 this are found IN sheets.
nl,s nails and tim plates. which arc gcn
otanp owcr than wear ago owing 10 M
crease ia competition or I'm producers
Wheat Including -four exports Tor inc
,seE ending Octoher 10, aggregate $40
IS bushels. against 3dl3.Ho last week
snd 5sGOi3 In this wcck last year.
Wheat eYports since July ! aggregate IS,-
All iSl bushels, against %, lo5,alt last sea
Corn exports aggregate 1So.6I4. against
,ssS last week aud 6iOO33 last ycnr
W. The fiscal wear EXPORTS are llJjS,2 BU
bushels. sgainst lI,9t4S43.
Business failures In tho United states
for the week ending Thursday. October 10;
number ?O3. against no last week ana
in Canada failures for the week number
rs against 20 last week and 20 IN this Wc'k
rear ago.
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Trojan CAm) ....................'''
Vessels Destined for Galveston
Exports, Foreign.

For Rotterdam. per steamship lstrsr,
fe4 900 bushels Of wheat. valued nt Nos-
90. otds sncks Of cotton seed meal weigh
ING MS. 3lO pounds and valued at $500
For H8vra, per steamship lstrar- l"eS
bales Of cotton Weighing 2.Iaolb pounds
and valued at S230,Gol; 900 round bales
weighing l20,3i5 pounds ana Nalueu AT
Sg97S. ~ v,,a.or
For Liverpool. per steamship } ucatahl,
400 bales cotton weif ING 2,3S@vVu p9uu9s
ma ynhcd az StBl 800: 5000 bushels OF
n'bcat valued al S485o; $3.50 sacks OF cot
I'm sccd menl weighing S37 100 pounds
aud valued at SlO,OSt.
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shearn Methodist Episcopal church,
Scuth.-Coruer Travis street and ItNaS
avenue Rev sam Il. Hay, pastor SuhhNN
school NJ 900 o. m. Ed y. Phelps, sunol
irtendcnt. Preaching at II n M ond $50
D. M by the pastor. Epworth League AZ
Wednesday. The public Is cordially lhVi'eu
Brunner Methodist Episcopal church,
south SUNDAY school az 10 20, NJ \. y
Forbca superintendent Preceding 40 "
A. m. aud T:i3 D. m, Junior Epwuuh lraguc
drir as s ~ M, und devotional mf'NhG "'
the Senior EpWorth League az D p M W'.
Jobp r. Green viii preach his celebrated
sermon on "Social Purlty' ills SATURDAY
evening NJ -. closing his week r"hIal
services IN this church, Everybody eord'"uN
invited.
south Corner of Bunulo aud Gmmon
SUNDAY at J q, ~. ma at 80 r. M sun
dny school AZ $50 a. m ma lspv9rlh
League at T.lo o. ~ Al are Invited 10
tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church,
South. Corner POLK avenue aud Caroline
street Rev II. G Willis. pastor. sunday
school Mt n3o u. m. j. V, ncaiy supCrlnl
tcndew Prcnchng ~ u a. N and Tjj
D. m by the pastor Epworth League dc.
votlonal service at Gas y. nj. Mr. q &,
Mari. leader. General prayer meeting ON
Wednesday ut f45 y. IN.
Mexico street Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Mckee street, between
pastor Instead OF regular Sunday school
exercises there will he rally day program
rendered by the school. Preaching at II
o. nj and 7i3 p. IN. by the pastor. The
evening sermon Will be reproduction Of
his great sermon on Purity ~ Life ia the
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CArIIOI.IC.

Sacred Heart Church Corner Fierce mud
San Iaclnto. Rev. j 4 Nicholson. rector
twenty second SUNDAY after reutccost.
Low mass nt a. m: high mass nt 10 a.
IN: cntcchlsm at 9ij u. M. rosary dcyo-
lions and bouedictiun at $50 H. m. daily
mass ut a. m. hencdlctlon ON Wuducs-
day aud Friday at ~ m.
Church Of the AnnWclation.-Co Corner
Crawford and Texas. Rev, Father i. y.
lIcnncssv, rector. First mass az 1!30 a. m, (;
high mass at 1880 q. m vespcrs and bone
dlctlon at 7:t5 D. m; daily mass at Il. m.
for the month Of October
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Second Church ot Christ. Scientist .
Main street between Mckinney and La
y. m. Subject: probation After Death. {"
SUNDAY school at 10 o'clock. "Wednesday
evening meeting az 8 o'clock. Reading
room open daily from 10 a. m 10 II IN.
All are cordially invited.
First Church OF Christ Corner Travis
aud Mckinney SUNDAY school al 10 a. NJ
Services at II n. M, and : 80 y. m, Sub.
ject: Probation After Death" Wednes-
day evening meeting at 1870 o'clock Read
lug room at the church open daily from
9 TO y. m Al are cordially invited,
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GERMAN TUTHERAN.

First German Evangelical Lutheran
Church Corner Texas avenue and Caroline
street SUNDAY school NJ o g. m; Regular
service az 1890 N, M; evening service Ht
o'clock, ofHce hours, from II n. M until
I p. M every day An members are re-.
uucstcd 10 attend spcclnl meeting ON
account ~ impmtant business Sunday NJ
G8u y NJ William BlnTbcrg, pastor,
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CUMBERLAND pREspYTrRrAN.

Cumberland Presbyterian church This
street and pcasc avenue. The nastor
prcnchca az II H. IN. aud - % m. Sunday
school meets az af6 a m. The weekly
The congregation cordially invites tho pub
ne % attend an services
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Do net leave hon on journey ritnou'
hottie q chenherlain's cons tnoiera
ana pisrrhoea Remedy. u . aimost eef
tein 70 be needed and can not oe proeu,ea
While you are on board the car, q sea-
mir. u il pleEsani safe ano reiisp's' W
,sie by 81 diuggiStA
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oorroN $40 pRonUoTs.

Mrpnhls. Tenn. october T.-Oil-Prime
orndc ogiL. on crnde nominal; prime sum-
,,cr yellow a.H: on summer yellow nom
inal Meai-Prme 2l'2ai on hoihihAi
{ akc-primr cleo go. -, IA
New Orleans, october li .-oot'o,, Aeeg ~,
prime rchned IN barrels. 3d; on refined
Ga i"rr.ls. * prime crude loose 80
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First Baptist Church Rev r. r Riley,
~ H.. pastor Services IN Bryan hall Fan
MIN street. between Rusk aud Walker ave
MUGS sunday school az $3.50 a. NJ j. &,
Wheeler. superintendent; J. T. Ehrllrh. ne
sistnut superintendent. aud Mrs !. NJ col
Her superintendent 81 primary department
Preaching at II a. ~ aud 1870 p. m. by the
pastor
Tabernacle Baptist Church Corner 81
White and Decatur streets, one block south
~ Washington avenue, sixth ward. 'lbe
strangers church - sunday school az $50
q. m: preaching At n a. m, by tho pastor.
Theme. "Hairsplltting aud Stumppulllng'
aud OF 1870 p, m. "Dissecting. Tho
day Will close the years work for state
missions Prayer meeting Wednesday AT
T:45 o. IN. ladies' prayer meeting Thurs
MlesIon SUNDAY Schools Houston
heights Drummer. Cbancyvillc and IN the
First ward. corner Houston avenue and
bingham street at $3.50 p. m. The pastor
viii preach nj tho mission in tue First
ward after sunday school sunday after
noon. and every night during the coming
,vcek. commencing Monday night. continu'
Ing Inc meeting which his been held each
mint this week. y. Ammons, pastor.
4 New Baptist Church. Rev Dr. y, s.
snodarnSs WIN preach at the German Bap'
,iet church. Washington street and Hous-
I'm avenue. at 1880 n, N after which the
temporary organization OF new bhptihl
church viii be erected.
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pFyTEW OF TRADE CONDITIONS

tnre requirements being held back BY ct,.
dences ~ weakness In fhc yey,- r,s.a.t. ~
tailurca for tho week number 90 M mo
Lniied states, against PC last wear. nnd
tWcnt ionr " Canada compared viii
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NAtrrICAL NOTES.

Tho Norwegian steamer Snygg IS que "
arrive In tho morning With a cate" Oh
hannnes froiu Ceibn. Honduras.
The British steamship Nucntan Is pooheu
10 snil In tho morning for Liverpool.
Tho steamship Denver of the Mhuoly
line viii cast % her nswseIs ~ nooD W
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sp1R1rrAtrsrs.

Tho Houston Spiritualst association
chartered. VIII hold their regular weekly
meeting 1t Rod Mems hall 20aM Main
street, near Congress avenue. SUNDAY at
= p. m Mr. W. II. Tcnny. speaker Music
by lIoltkamp orchestra, Seats free. An
are welcome.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
cIIRISTIAN.

Central Christian Church Corner Cant
tal ana Caroline, Rev Z. W. Briebert,
pastor Services SUNDAY as follows $50
n M. Bible school; 1885 a. m, sermon by
pastor: subject. Forward -. M,
Christian Eudcavor meeting: S y. M,
"Thc Ideal Young LADY,
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rHUsRyrERfAN

Hardy street Presbyterian Church,
Preaching by Rev j. A Ramsay at ~ O..
tn Thcmc' Joshua 'rcNt, Joshua NNiN.
~. 80 sabbath school az oli a. IN,
Charles Calhoun. superintendent. Ladies'
Ala society Tuesday at 2.30 p. IN.
Iaibbork Street Presbyterian church -
PrcnchlnE by i,ey ], \ ramsay a. 100
D. an. sabbath school MT $50 a M, CAP
min William Christian. superintendent
Prayer meeting "Wednesday nt 40 y. m
Thc public Is cordially Invited 10 all the
services.
avenue and Louisiana street. Roy. | ell
more Smith. minister. sunday services
Preaching at II a. m. and y m Suhject
Tor morning. what Think We ~ Christ
school M O:4h n. m. Y. 4, s G. y. az 1l'
p. m. Church study ~ the church phone
3o9T
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EPISCOPAL

rrrinir Church. --Corncr Of Louisiana
etreet and Drew avenue. Rev. Henry j..
Rrown. rector. Twenty-nrst sunday after
Br,nifr Holy communion at 100 n. ~.
Vatins ana sermon 90 II q. N. Evensong
ma SERMON at = 80 D. N. Sunday school at
o.sa a mi. Iltany on Friday AZ .. m
'S,brlet church. Corner Texas avenue aud
garig street Rev. Henry y. AYES. rector.
lrc,nntr-frst sundey sitter Trinity Holy
tW,,,,,t,nInn az 1880 a M, Morning prayer
ma sermon at u Evening prayer and ser
Hnn ~ 7.sO Sunday school At $50 n. NJ,
ni. scssnms Cleveland. supetlni cndcnt.
@se,,t,c III fhf young men IN tho body of
~. ehTr,.h At r. m. Ladies' Parish ns
ISOLATION me 9ds. Menos %, = m' S Pari.s
fns y, Wmnan's Auxiliary THURSDAY ~
no M Iltany service FRIDAY ~
r M. No., corne, pinvhs,o md
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Hon. James $ Iogg arrived IA tho city
Yesterday from his farm IN Braxorn and
registered az tho Rice.
Tho governor appeared as hearty and
io,lai as usual ana was very enthusiastic
over tho pecan crop which Il being harvest
Cd on HIS bottom land. lie exhibited a
~ his product which were very nue
"rhctc arc 2OrO bushels ~ that Kind on
my farm he sold, "and thu crop rs ahuu-
dput Hills year all over tho pecan country,
mo, I'm not talking politics. I'm lust
q plain farmer and I'm busy looking after
my crops and other matters are reiogatrd
tu the background Just M present
Governor llogg leaves FOR San Antonio
this morning.
CAUSE Lee Upton, a negro. was Killed
boy falling from a tree while trying TO get
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Department OF

Department OF
Agriculture Insur0nce, Statistics and His
tory. State of Texas.
Austin. Texas. octbhcr Q. 1902.
To All Whom III May Concern.
THIS Is 10 certify, that the
AUSTIN FIRE
Insurance COMPANY OF Austin. Texas.
Inns Ia ~ respects filiy compiled With tho
iaws az Texas ~ conditions precedent 10 ia
doing busiLcfF Ia .hls state ana Nhat sald
Company holds d ccrtineAtp OF Authority
from thls Ofdce cnt.tling II 10 do husineas
Ia ms state Tor one year. from the ist DAY
n January. 19e, 70 the 31st day OF Decem'
i Given under my hand ana
Seal. seal nj office. Ia Austin, the
- day and date first R1ovc writ
lee. JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
s. o. Cotton & FRO. Agents. Heustou.
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SIS Yucntan tBr), for Liverpool
SIS Istrar ,Brl, for Hayre and Rottcr-
dam.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF GALVESTON, october
ARRIVED


SIS Manteo (Am0 from Brazos Snntlug,
IS Iris CAm), from Port Arthur.
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GALVESTON STOCK.

Port Of Sabine.
Sabine. Texas, October i.-Sailed--
Steamer Roma, FOR Philadelphia
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GAUSE.-Lee Upton, negro. was Killed
by falling from tree while trying to get
out squirrel,