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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

There was only one case in the po-
lice court yesterday morning. 1t was
that of r. X. Nixon, an inmate, who
was arrested by Detective Mullane
for lettering around the tenderloin
precincts and having no visible occu-
patton. Nixon said he was cab dri-
yer at Clinton when he was at home,
but just at present was not employ
ed. He was assessed a fine of 500
and costs, or 80 days in, Jail. .
The bodies of 1, c. Yocum and son
Sam, who were burned to death in
the Lincoln hotel fire, in Chicago, ar
rived here yesterday, and the funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock from the home in Summit
There was largely attended meet
ing of Evening Star lodge, No. 231, A.
o. Z. W., last evening, at which new
officers were elected and several can
didates initiated. The lodge is plan
ming dance for next Thursday even
ing, and is steadily growing in mem
bership. 1t is expected that the
movement that is putting the order
dhedu WIFI long SurldeS IN various
parts of the state will strike Daven-
port in a month or two, with the COM
ing of some of the state officers or
deputies here, and large increase in
membership is expected then. The
new officers are: Master Workman.
w. S. Quelle; foreman, Edward Geim-
err; overseer, II. W. Hofeditz; record
err, Samuel Rowley; financier, William
III. Campbell; receiver, William Stew
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
DAVENPORT DOTS

DR.. w. L. Allen performed a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at
st. Luke's hospital Thursday morn
ing upon Miss Katherine \. Whiting,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank IL.
Whiting, of 3O4 Ripley street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

w. b. Sammel, the Timing contract
or, suffered the loss of his right hand
at the wrist this morning while at
work at Williams, White & Co.'S. He
held his hand over rail on which
3O-ton crane is operated for the pur-
pose of steadying himself. Suddenly
the crane came along and cut off the
hand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

The Williams, White & Co. foundry
was damaged considerably by fire and
water last night, flames breaking out
in the cupola about 1880. The foun-
dry was shut down today as result.
d
The board of education last night
elected r.. w. Entrikin clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
QUICKLY CURED.

MRS. II. Z. ALLINGION
Nashua. y. H. Sept. IL. 1902.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

u OALICYI.
TARNOPOL. PrzybY&
cvrk uiemleokl Richtera. M}odziez
szk6t srednioh z okrzyk'em: "Cyr~
k6w pruskich nam tn ME potrze-
ba!e, t}umnie zscsela W necY
nap,erao ma bude oYrkow2,
nadto miano rzekomo uszkodzi6
pl6tno dachu. Pollcyano, W spo."
sob bsrdzo niedellkatnY odparli
student6w i W licsbie 20 Cd
prowadzih ma po|icYe, gdzie ich
u@mieszczono W areeztach. Dopiero
komisarz pol1cyi uwolni1 interno~
wonych. "a wstawlenlem SIG rodzl-
COW 1 p~rofescra LiberY.
s~TAkIskAW0W. - cru
sion" donosi. ze tiskupem stanl-
stawowskim miauowany zosta4
bazyllapin KS. P4aton 'Filos.
PAN ROLSKI vlelki artyats,
a zarazem rezYser sceny L. ow"
skjei, xtorego m~istrsowski
artyzm cs}y Lu6w podziwia i
nlezmiernie wysoko cent, znalaak
sic " p%o1o3eniu, kt6re wszystklch
wielbioiell jego geuialnego talen-
tn wzrusaa do g}ebl. Cd kilku
tygodni malzonka lego znakomita
artystka. n,ezawodnie jedna z
nsjpisrwszych, q bodaj czy ME
naipierwssa dzls W Polsce, pani
Irena Solska, jest obfoznie chola;
bywa}v chwile kiedy xaawa}o> sic,
10 Tampa je] zycis stanowczo juz
gasnie. Stroskauy matzonek mu-
stat dzlello sw4 lstot9; ma opieku-
ma i poc,eszyoielx c,ezko chorej
tony i na,artyst9 Q bardzo ronle~
gtych, trudnycn wielk,oh obo~
wiazkach, ola teatru niezbednego.
w TEN nles}yohanie trudem po4o-
zeniu p~ospieszY}a mu serde"
! ozua pomoca jsgo swiekra, PAM
Bron,sfawa Pas wikowo, kt6ra
opusci&a swa szko}e malarska, a
~pospleszy}a do lola chorej c6rki.
I sta}a sig traged7a niezwykla'
J Paui Poswlkowa. pielegauiac core
ke, nabawi}a sic zapalenia p3ae !
umar}a: N,epodobna wpros, wyo~
brazid sobie jak ten wypadek mu'
stat oddzla}ao ma p. Solskiego.
zycie Tony W ciaglem niebez'
pieczenstwie, a mstka zamknels
oczY ma sen wjecsny.
90
NOWY SACZ. - Pred try.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24
SLASH.

TARNOWSKIE CORY. Ks.
kapelap Stoslek przeuieslony zo-
stall do Zabrza; ma ]ego nle]sce
przyby} tn dotad z Zabrza Ks.
kapelan So]ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24
WARSZAWA.

Wl0lODOlsKt ZO2uf y PO'oA'
zostat onegdaj 3 driema pieknem'
swojemi siostrami aresstowanY
ma granioy r~osYiskieJ W prze1ez-
dz,s z Rlv.ery do WarezYwy J
pannuje mu'eman'e ze zostsna
zes}an, ma Sybir CD. Hrabia byf
prsyjaoielem gen. gubernatera
Warszawy q taSze i wieIkicgo
bsiecia S~srg'uaza strYj+ cara pa
nuj ecego. K,edy hr. W'e(opolski
przyby& "a granice pewien Fan
darn zatrzYma{ 60 i zawi6d{ do
prywatnej isbY gdsie mu polecl4
czska6 na prsybycje kapitana
xandarmerg;< Kap,tan przybywszy
oAwiadcsyt hrabiemu, re utolewa
mad tenn, ale zmus:ony Jest 60
rewldowa6. Opsrt SIG temu hra"
bia a ka2ltan wys}a} telegrafiozne
zapytanie do Petersburga. Nade-
sz{a odpow;edz BY ne kazdY spos6b
90 rew,do wano. Uczyniono to i
znalt zi,no prY Nun dokume nta
kompromitujeoe \ miano ~icie ode~
zwy druxowane "a granica, q WY"
wa1scs do agitowatl " kraju
celem doprowadzsnla do zmiany
ustaw | fornY rzadu. Mfodego
hrab,ego' zatrzYmano mad
pranioa praez oa}y dzieh aw nocY
jeg0 l slO5trT lego " spocE~AaSu
pooisgu zaw,es,ono do Warssawy
pdsie 1ch .awiss,ono do cYtadell
i tam zamkn,9to. Powiadaje 70
wlelki ksiq&e 6erglusz. d~owledslaf
sic O oa1ej aferze : boku napi.
sal do zarzadcy oYtadel, " Warsza-
vie Z zadaniem podaaia mu szcze~
e6low aresstowania. Otrzymaf
olpowi .dz ze An! hrablego ami
ei6str lego " oytadell ME ma i ze
zarzadca wlezienia pic ME sfysza}
ami O aresztowanju ami o re-
wizyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24
z WARSZ
donosz9:

w xAAO0A - ~~N~S~7
Studenci z zaboru rosyjskle~
20 wydaleni przez w}adze pruskie
2 poltschniki W Charlottenburgu
vroolli do Kroleetwa Polskiego
! zostall natychmiast areszto~anl
przez sandarm6w r%osyjskich. w
nocy = wielk,ei soboty ma n,edz'ele
edbyli sandarmi rewizya u swlezo
pr.ybytych OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@ lie mog{em sprawdsi6, ods:a-
wiono do cytadeli trzeoh: Wernlka,
Tyszke l zmigrydera. Poniewat
G, trzci a .towaDi ME pope&nll,
MIC innego, jak tYlko to. 4e study
oval " Chariottenburgu, sacho'
dzi prawbopodobienstvo &e ten
sam los spatkal ! lnnych, v l'ozble
oko}o trzYdzlestu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

JezIorO szmaragdSwe.
Me jest to >przenosa'a poety-
czna, ale fakt o kt6rego praw-
dziwosci ME watpia cz}onkowie
anglsiskiej lxoy gm,n. Utworzy)a
sYndYkat ola wydobywan,a s}ota
i drogich kamienl znajdu;acych
sic wedle legendv ma dnie cgrom%
nego 1eziora " Ameryce Srodko-
wei. Chodzi O zwr6cenie w6d "
lnnym kierunku aby zsgarrac to
bogaotwa minera!ne. w sworn
dzienniku podr5Av Humboldt
wspemina o wla6ciwo6ci tego ]ezio-
r. nurkouie indyjsuy wyiawiali
z niego .ssmarsgdy.
Prey leczeniu .eumatyzmu mai
skuteczniejszem sic okasuje nacie-
ranie severy Olejem sw. Gotharda.
R6wnie skutecznie leczy on neural~
gig ,wywictniecia, since. opuchline.
sztywnos6 staw6w, kolki, zaognie-
nia j wszelkie bolaozki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

Pisa}em W obecnosci uzdrc wio1ei
p. E. Jeziorsk'e; ijej c6rki p. W.
Barczak. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

.wyaonao.enia SIZE, . ~ydane~ jest podsaday, parobosak aamo'-
90 pr.e,eh okolsika 0 prswosas- ldowanego. Podsedny kryt1cssego
wnyoh par.Aalnyoh szko}soh ne wieosora pres Weglsrzs who'
ilLnvie. J,4eli v ter,zniejszym lczenie sic pc nocach sostsl sksrs
rzadne rosyisk1m alussno6o i|cony, 3 semsty wec udsrzy4 on
gis sumlenls nsj9 jake wage lnlebosscaYka kufanem v gfowe
lc,vn K B,skuu wilehskaeao tax SLIME 10 odrssu ,dueha wYio-
Ipovinien teras snale66 nalejyte nal. a nastapsie trupa denata
zrozum,ese. WIeh,ki guberna- da sataroa Shadow popenonego
ttor N.hl. pdv ru zakemun,ko-l sabotstws, wrsueii do studDi.
v.no 6v ok6lnik, mai sic wyra- Kuoz.j zasqdzonJ sostal "a zbr'~
ed; gdybYm by} ma miejsou dne zab6jstwa ma 4 ala w1e"
biskupa Z~ierowjcsa, posarit~ zenia.
bYm tax samo. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24
Polska pod Moskalem

" DYRCRzY1 Plookiej
sas.ly nastepajsos zmiany: Ks
Brunon PAnlrski, sekretsr'
konsysAssss dusho~aego v
Piocku, mianowanY wikarysssen
,amtejssego ko6cioic katedralnego.
KS. IguaoY IAsook, sarsadssjaoy
par. BabosEewem, nalanowsny
kanon,ksm honorowvm koleg1aty
p~uttusk,ej. Ks. Ignaoy Charessew.
ski, wikarvuss " Plooku. m:ano-
wany ksp'anem wissied i s'pit''a
6w. Aleks,ego u temze mlesc'e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

kapelaD Stosiek przeuleslony w.
stall do Zabrza; ma ]ego miejsce
przybyl tn dotad z Zabrsa ks.
kapelan So]ka.
z PRUDNICKIEGO. W
Biaiaj za}ozy& ks. probosaoz Bar
telmus b,blioteke ola az oje] para
fiji. Mimo togo rejencya "a pomo.
ca miasta zakfada MOVE bible"
teke kt6rej zawiadowca bedzie
n.uozyciel. z Berlina nades}ane
do mag,stratu ksiazk'.
ZARRZE. Syn inwalida
Roguli z Zaborzs wyjscha} aw ego
czasu do AfrYki po}uda'ows]
wslczy} W s~aeregach bur6w. w
tycb dn1ach ctrzYma} o.clec cd
poselstwa " B,ukseli w'adomosc
ze syn jago pad{ pred kilka ty"
goAniami W potYczcs Aogll"
kami.
w MILKUCZYCACa pod"
czas misyl Nd niemiec*Nm kazanlu
" platck Z marca r b., wachmlstrz
p. Daumann przem6wl} kilka slow
90 nlem1ecka tax gtokao - .
misyonarz-kaznodzleja upomlna1,
aby ME przeszkadsa} mu " kass-
niu. Musia} navel ks. zskonDik
powt6rnie take napomnienie wy
g{os'G.
OPOLE. ,,Dslenik Penaahu
ski" donosi. 10 tutejszy probosscz
ks. dzlekan My6liwisc ME prey
Ija1 obrusa (prsYkryeia] ma o}tarz,
pauiewaz ma min byto wynafu-
wane 20 polsku: Mako ME opu-
szczai mas! Obrus bY} przeznaczo.
ny ola koSci6lka kurycyalnegc
cd pewnej polsLiej n,ew1astY,
kr6ra dosna}a }aski "a przYczyna
Matk1 Boskiei. Coraz ler
-s,u-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24
EXPORT, Pa, 81 Marca 1902.
w1ErERNv 0JCzEl

EXPORT, Pa, 81 Marca 1902.
WIELEBNY OJczE!
Niniejszem upraszam przyja6 po-
dziekowanie "a lakarstwo otrzyma.
ne cd Cieble, a kt6re W dw6ch ty~
godniach wyleczy}o mnie zupe}nie
2 bardzo d}ugiej a niebezpiecznej
choroby. Bo juz d}uzszy czas ME
by}em zdolny do piracy a pc uzyciu
.twego lekarstwa, czuje sic bye o
dwadziescia lat m%}odszym i tax
lekklm, jak W zyciu ME by}em, co
jedynle zawdzieczam Wiel. Ojcu l
pragne, ably laden Polak bedac po-
dupad}ym ma zdrowiu ME szuka}
innego doktora, tylko jedynie Wiel.
OLGA Newmana i ~jeszcze powt6rnie
zase}am jak uajserdeczniejsze dzle~
XII. Kreslac sig z g}ebokim szacun-
klein,
J0ZEF KOZIEk,
Export, Ia. Box s1e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-24

NOWY SACZ. - Pred try
bunaiem sad6w przysieg{Ych Cd"
bY{a SIG rosprawa przeclw 90
letniemu parobozakowI, Janow'
Kuczajo " Mszanle g6rnei, os'
karzoremu o zbrodnle zab6j-
silva. popeinionego ma w4asnym
ch'ebodawcY. nscseluiku gminy.
Franoissku Weglarzu : Mszany
g6rnej: w dn,u 8 wrze5nia 1901 r.
zna,eziono " studn, ma ogrodsie
Julii Jamrosowet .wloki French
e.ka Wsglar..' Doohod.eni'
! wykasalY 10 sprawos morderstws
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
TEMPERANCE.
Mr.. Faxon Makes Second Con-
iribuli0n 10 Promote Work.

Quincy, Mass, April 5.-For the second
time within "A year. Henry II. Faxon, the
well known Prohibitionist. has distributed
$1,000 among the % churches of this city
to be used In advancing temperance
work
Each church is addressed by Mr.. Faxon
In a letter which i'm part is as follows:
Dear Sir: At our last municipal election
there was recorded the largest majority
against license i'm the history OF the city
and IL has resulted I'm the commendable
action on the part of the mayor, I'm de-
mandlng a more vigorous enforcement Of
the liquor laws by the police
'"The present very desirable condition OF
affairs is primarily due to the activity of
the Christian churches, who are the lead
ers i'm all matters of moral reform. For
this reason | feel that there IL no more
effective work OF continuing and extend
ing the blessings OF local prohibition Of
the liquor traffic than by rendering all
possible financial support TO the religious
societies. | therefore enclose "a check for
800 TO encourage YOU and your co-laborers
i'm the nobel work which YOU are doing
for the welfare OF your community.
MANY of our cities are controlled by
ignorant and vicious element, and II is
time that the church going people should
take more aggressive stand In political
affairs and relegate 10 obscurity those Of
fcials who in any manner sympathize
with the liquor traffic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05

IN which he approached all great under
takings. I'm his most important tasks he
merely sketchcd the outdnes and left us
TO iill I'm the details To his trustees plen-
airy power is given. I'm the matter OF the
scholarships Mr.. Rhodes saw the scheme
was SO vast that any attempt TO lay down
too rigidly the lines blight result in harm.
so beyond cndeavoring 20 meet the legal
requirements, he tried TO leave the full
illmcnt OF his plans 20 those with whom,
during his lifetime, he had frequently dis
cusscd them.
Regarding the American bequests, the
same authority said:
In Offering Americans ana Germans in
ducoments TO go 20 oxford. MIR. Rhodes
had dual aim. First. putting the youth
OF England "a Intimate touch with what
he believed the two most progressive ma
tions OF the world. so that they might be
broadencd and spurrcd 80 moro strenuous
efforts Secondly, lsgnging the best spcc!-
mems OF Americans and Germans on such
terms with the English people and Gus
toms that they might become missionaries
OF better International undertaking"
When the trustees can meet and all the
preliminary details are settled. n request
VIII DE made % several leading Amcrl.
cans TO form "a committee ia the United
States 90 act In conjunction with the
Eaglish body and assume certain respon-
sibilities. for which the executors palpa-
bly, are unified both by absence from
the United States ard ignorance Of it,
customs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
CECIL RHODES WILL IS
CHIEF TOPIC OF DISCUSSION.

London, April 5.--The war in South
Africa, politics and every topic usually of
interest, were forgotten today in the abb
sorbing discussion of Cecil Rhodes Will
Regarding that extraordinary document
The Associated Press has ascertained
some new facts.
The total OF Mr.. Rhodes fortune is likely
TO prove to be $1,000. .OO0 or slightly under
that amount. The executors are Lord
Rosebery, Earl Grey. Lord Miner, Al
fred Deit. DR. Jameson, l.. l.. Micell and
". A. Hawksley, TO whom he bequeathed
the residue Of his estate.
They Will divide about ei.O00.0Oc or ei.-
10000 among them. According 20 the
terms OF this legacy. tho amount Is TO
be divided during their lifetime but as
each legatee dies his share goes TO a
common fund until the surviving lega-
tee becomes its sole owner. Hence. one
OF the executors. the majority OF whom
are already enormously wealthy. will one
day inherit what will then probably have
accumulated TO nearly G2.0OO.Oo0
The executors. The Associated Press
learns. have unusually fun powers. aud
can construe and add 20 the will as
seems NJ. Hence, the omission Of British
Columbia. Nova Scotia and other Cana
dian provinces from the list Of scholar
ships ls likely TO be corrected. and each
province OF Canada may be put on the
same footing as the American states.
He drew up his will In the same spirit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
CAPTAIN
SECURED
new CREW
Fruit Sisamar Sci Sail This
Afternoon -Formsr S3aman
Bring Suiis for Damages

British Vice Consul stoclIwell was alons
the water front this afternoon. and he
saw TO IL that the fruit steamer Astraea
weighed anchor and with a new crew
from Boston set sail for jamaica with
tho hope of returning in less than fort
night with another cargo of bananas.
While II is the customary duty or a
consul 70 wait on ali vessels coming and
going. TO see that the crews are paid or
properly registered, Consul Stockwcl was
acting I'm a dual capacity this afternoon.
Ills second duty was as the authorized
deputy of thu Russian consul AT Boston.
who had been acquainted with the facts
of the mutiny on board the AstraEa before
reaching this port Thursday last. Capts.
McGrath and Hartman went 60 Boston
yesterday afternoon and had conference
with the Russian consul, who instructed
them accordingly.
But the six seamen have not been idle,
and. while they have not receiVd their
wages. as they claim. they have brought
suits for damages i'm the sum OF $4,000 each
against Capt. Hartman for false impris-
onment.
The writs were served upon the cap
tain. who promptly furnished bonds for
his appearance at an early date i'm the
civil side OF the appellate division of the
supreme court.
1t remains 10 be seen whether any
criminal action will be taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
TUCKET.

This morning IL appears as though the
prospect for strike of the mule spinners
of the Rhode Island association was
quite remote. although meeting will be
held this afternoon at o'clock at which
time definite action will be taken by the
association. This morning notices were
posted at the mills of the J. & =. Coats
Co. Uimited) which announced an ad-
vance OF wages equalling ten per cent,
would be paid to the mule spinncrs en-
ployed by the company. but no other de-
partments are effected by the advance
In wages. The only other reply made the
demand OF the association was by the Il.
Jenckes Manufacturing company. which
was 20 tho effect that the company could
not now grant an increase. The Greene a.
Daniels Manufacturing Co have not
granted an advance and no Information
on the subject Is obtainable from the
Dexter Yarn company. The advance
grantof TO the $50 spinners OF the Goats
company may create discomfort among
the other operatives and some complica-
tions may result. However, it r. too
early to forecast the prospects OF trouble
at this mill.
This morning Albert. the eigh.-year-old
son OF James clin. secretary of the Rhode
Island Mule Splnners' association, died
from diphtheria after a brief illness.
This Is the third death IN Mr.. Ciiffs FAM
ily since last Sunday and two other chill
drcn are dangerously sick with the same
disease. The only child not ill Is the
infant The death OF Albert took place
Just prior to the funeral of Emily. aged
three years. who died yesterday. The
decidedly unusual affiiction is the subject
Of much comment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
HIRSHY WINS.
Carries OFF Championship Hon
oTs as a Wing Shot,

Kansas City, April 5,--Today at Blue
River park. II men competed in the last of
the four days race for the wing shot
championship OF America. The winner
will become champion Of the United
States. and receive the handsome trophy
captured last year by Il. c. Griffith of
Pascoag, r. /. and s6SS as the portion of
the, prize money. The balance OF the $ll,-
40l prize money will be divided among
the remaining 62 high guns.
The shoot has proved the greatest ever
held by the association. At the close
OF the first days shooting on Wednesday.
143 men had straight scores OF eight birds
Many men of national reputation missed
their birds They included o. +. Dickey
OF Boston, who captured the trophy in
1896.
III. c. Hirshy of Minneapolis finally won,
Spencer of st. Louis losing his SD bird.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street. April 5--Opening dealings
were large IN the Gfangers and Pacifps
and the price changes were mixed. ST.
Paul opened down Il but rallied, suatsf
and Colorado Fuel suffered losses OF a
point or more, -. 81, ,t stf ',.-
Railway stcV sprihg preferred rosesS
point. The marlAt was very irregular
throughout.
Louisville took the leadership OF the
market and was marked up above lO9. ST.
Paul meantime was goirg down but met
support under 40. The contrary move
ments OF these leaders perplexed the pro-
fessionals and they did not do much I'm
other stocks. Fluctuations IN the Grang-
ers, Racifcs and Southwcsterns were very
narrow although considerable stock
changed hands. Before III O'Clock the
market became generally steady IN sym
pathy with the advances in the coalers
and buying OF obscure stocks. ST. Paul
recovered 10 III and Hooking Coal Gen
crai Electric, common and first preferred
and Kansas city. Southern preferred, ad-
Vancod J a. with the first named leading
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
jumped 20 points to $50 with spread OF
points on each scale.
The advances of the second hour were
I'm minor stocks. United States Express
rose s. Nashville Chattanooga and st.
Louis SA and Norfolk and Western, New
York Chicago and St Louis I'd preferred,
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg. Bruns-
wick, Linseed, Rock Island and Grass
Twine1 a ?, Sugar rallied point and Col
orado Fuel 1is. The whole market sold
OF cn the decrease OF surplus reserve by
the banks and prices generally fell below
last night st. Paul, Consolidated Gas.
Iowa Central and some others 10 the ex-
tent OF a point and ST. Paul preferred and
.NI Aah
Louisville recovered to the top but the
closing was irregular
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-05
INCREASE WILL Be GRANTED

The threatened disturbance I'm the cot
ton, yarn and thread mills I'm this state.
because OF the determined stand the
mule spinners have taken in favor OF an
advance OF ten per cent In wages, seem
to have been averted for the present by
the announcement of the j. & +. Coates
Thread Co. Ltd. OF Pawtucket. that the
desired increase would take effect Monday
in its mills.
The mule spinners, at a meeting held
recently. decided that unless notices were
posted by this afternoon at o'clock an
nouncing an increase. strike would be
ordered Monday.
Full 5000 persons would be indirectly af-
fected by the withdrawal Of the mule
spinners. and although the four large
yarn mills In and about this city, and one
I'm Woonsocket, have not posted the de-
sired notices. there is a firm belief that
some settlement will be reached and a
strike averted.
The yarn mills yet 10 be heard from
are the Greene a. Daniels Mfg. Co., the
Dexter Yarn Co. the II. j. Jenckes Mfg.
Co., the Lttleheld Mfg. Co., all OF Paw
tucket. and the Lawton Spinning Co.. OF
Woonsocket.
Several of the yarn manufacturers are
quoted as saying that they find II inn
possible 20 grant any increase at this time
because OF the market conditions.
The meeting OF the Rhode Island Mule
Spinners association. scheduled for this
afternoon, may be postponed until tomor-
row. when some definite action will be
taken.
The Coates Thread company announces
in its notices that the mulespinners only
are TO receive the advance. 1t seems likely
that the other operatives will make an
effort To secure inCrea sed pay, although
no plans are on foot since they are un-
organized
he mills OF the Coates Thread COM
pany here are the largest of the combine.