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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
William Davidson Killed At Valley
Center

William Davidson kiAso ~ EsHeJ
Center.
William Davidson aged 81. was accident
ally shot b James Ho1ek at valley Cen
ter Sunday afternoon. Davitson and
H0uck went oet u shoot a. a target with
q rife about I o'clock ard Davidson RAD
31s; shot ard vas Walking toward The
target after giving his friend the Eun-
Mr- Houck elected the empty shel an1
was trylns O. force a ioated one lrtc the
breech when The sheE ezI.o6ed- The
bullet struck ~. D4viEscu 81 tae back
q the neck. sesf aeiow TIE base d, zee
esun and cut TIE backbone and ths spiral
cord, lie died inssanfly h@ing teac o.
fore anyone cold reach hln- Wheu The
buIlst hlm him. - sel f5saar1 lesT fke
target as8 f-1slsz carried kim e. "a
hc-ne ia valley cerrsr
Sc was ber- 10 ohio a-1 care q this
Ccunty ak1-f tue1fy gears asa aEs asE
i.fes fl Vausy Center fhe greater pax
= he tir-s Fcr n4ut@r ~ Ysars -
80 esy marshal ard resigned thls post
tsen BIT = short tszne zEo p - lnts azs-
Hesz lie ~As unmarried 4z1 k<S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
A PARsoN,s NoRIE Acr-

Il want all the world TO know" writes
Rev. J. c. Budlong. of Ashaway, R. J.,
what thoroughly good and reliable
medicine I found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me Of jaundice and liver trou-
bles that had caused me great suffering
for many years For a genuine all
around cure they excel anything I ever
saw" Electric Bitters are the surprise
Of all for their wonderful work in Liver.
Kidney and Stomach troubles. Don't fan
to try them. Only 81 cents. Satisfaction
is guaranteed by Behring's Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
EAGLE WAS sERENADgD

BY Fisk's e. Dorado Band last Night.
Fisks IL Dodardo hand sercnaded ths
Eagle last night before they icft for
their homes. These boys have played 80
gether Tor years and have a perfect or
gapization, and under AR. Fisirs leader
ship they have made rapid advancement
and furnish some very fine music.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
q AS TO ri a.
s..,,,b. 1Ths SiH5 Ygs Haze lWsjs Bss-t
sisa,s''' G1HzIZZx
BACK FROM CONFERENCE
Rev. ". =. HumjeId Returns Prom
Kansas City

Reverend r. s TTumfeld has returned
from attending the aDnual meeting ~ the
West German Conference or the Meth
odist-Episcopal church which ended its
work in Kansas city Sunday eveuiug.
he meeting was under the direction p
Bishop Fowler The conference includes
parts Of Kansas. Missouri, Nebraska- and
Colorado and Oklahoma. and Wiohlt2 !a
under the Jurisdiction Of Reverend Adam
Junrmeyer. presiding elder ~ tho I'm
terprise district The following are tha
charges Of the district and the ministers
who VIII eli them
Benan. Kas.-GeorEe Peek.
Blson. Kau-John scheu
Bushton and Ellsworth. Eaz.-To be-
supplied
canada and Burns. Kas.-Henry Paws
tian.
Gay Center Kas.-J J. Hauusl
En.nvood and Du5uepe. Kas.-o. o.
Ponath.
Il Reno. q. Adam Q1snzsr.
Eeaterprise. Kas-D. IS Smith.
I5als-ead and newton Kas.--c Herman
Jerers8n. Cherokee and kugusta. Ok
7. y. waE1ner
Junction CITY Eas-G- = Jaissr
Kinriey and Gree1starg. Kas.-To -
Supplied.
Lgona P. o. woassia,l. Kas-JoHs
Demand
~o-rleh ard Harper. kant g Rein
hardt
oNahonaz CITY. Ok-Ioau Bsthman sd
ore 20 Be suprlisa
Orlando ard Comp,sn Ok -wnl.aru
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
is NOW IN OPERATION
"HeIIo" Girls Go to Work in New
telephone Exchange.

The Wichita TelepL<he company yester-
day put eight girls 70 work testing the
lines and now 30 phones are IN working
order during the day. For a few days yet
the night force viii not be put on, but
the phones are working IN the best Of
shape and everything VIII be ready for
operation within a week The company
now has loo subscribers and most q
these phones have been installed The
directory Is now in the hands OF the print
ers and viii be issued the last Of the
week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

brother living in Valley Center and two
in Illinois. The funeral viii be held at
II o'clock Wednesday at the Christian
church ard the 1. o. 0. F. lodge of Val
ley Center. OF which order deceased was
a member, will have charge OF the ser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
EOR RE-INDlCIMENT
I'd. Mahaney II brought Back 90
UeMeN county.

Guthrie. O. T.. Sept The Lsnora
Leader says that Ia Aahansy. Who
killed Mcdonald four years ago the 18th
day q August. was sentenced o. thirty
years IN TIE pcnitcntiary, has BEEN
brought back by Sheriff Brown FOR re-
Indictment The previous Indictment On
which be was tried ard rcntenest vas
found faulty On account ~ ths deDufy
county attorney being present in srand
jury room when the Indictment wss
found
Pullman aleepers and free chair cars
nov pun daily without chaEKs Va Fort
WORTH E.ian3 ard Auatla. ConsfoF abs
fron start - fnisb. Train isavss wleh-
tia aaly AZ a. m. l. r. DELAFEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
LITTLE pAUeHTER bad
Irene Simmons Passed Away az Her
Home.

Irene Simmons. tho little 2-yeaT-oid
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs !. simmons. q
1915 Ida avenue died Sunday u tnaam-
nation Of The bowels ara brain. az hes
home The funeral win Be held thsa az
ternoon az the home and intcrmcnt viii
be in Sslzcr Springs cemetery.
The Missouri Pacific railway VII run
a through coach rom wichita % -.
Louis. on Tuesday. scptnmber 6. train
No. 40 leaving wichita AZ p. m. FOR
the accommodation OF the home visitors
excursionists This car win arrive a.
ST Louis Union Station az 30 a m. IN
time 70 connect with ali easrSouna
trains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
HAD a sAoRT SESSION
Council Passed the Appropriation Or
cInance Last Nirht

The members e the city council met
last nisht but IS neither Mayor Ne
Leaa nor President Davidson were pres
ent ] Giles smith was elected to pre-
side at the meeting ana after adopting
the minutes II The last meeting ana pass
ing me appropriation ordinance. tho coun-
cl adjourned unu ae1t Monday even
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
THEY WON BY
FORTY-FIVE UP
AL MuSSelman's Team Won
Golf Contest.
FIFTY-F0UR IN THE GAME
Big Crowd Turned Out to
Watch the Play.
FIFTY-FOUR IN THE GAME

As all days are said to be ideal for golf,
yesterday will have to be described as a
little more than ideal. A big crowd
turned out to the choose-up contest Of
the Country Club on College Hill. Mr.. Al
Musselman and Mr.. Gordon Oldham
chose their players. Those chosen by Mr..
Al Musselman won by forty-fve up.
After the game large number of mem
bers and their families lunehed
out-of-doors and passed the evening on
the hill.
The result Of the play was as follows:
Mussel- Old
man ham
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
g MN,.r

S5is signature Is on every box Of the eepui,.
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
ens remedy Tat cares g Geld In one day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Summary; Bases on balls; or Nelson.
3; of Betch. . Two-base hits; A Kirk
and senter. Hit BY pitched bali. Nelson.
/: Betch. !. Struck out. Nelson, 2. Betch.
4 Time OF game. I.20. Umpire. Charles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
PILES. PILES.

I see the papers are fun of ads Of
pile salves and medicine TO cure piles
Now. while 1 have no money To throw
away, yet I VIII give one hundred dol
lars to anyone who VIII cure a case Of
piles with any Of the advertised medi-
cine
J win also give one hundred dollars for
q case OF piles I cannot cure, and with
out knife lgature and caustic and YOU
need not pay me dollar until the cure
IS completed. At home every Saturday.
Five hundred names for reference.
DIR. CLEVELAND, Anthony, Kan.
S7-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
Bids.

eau for schweiter * sons Grape Juice
at your grocer's. 25-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

Special prices on platnotype and car
bon photos for thirty days Baldwin.
photo, us East Douglas. S9-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

Now is the time to buy baled hay
Good Butler county hay 500 ton. de
nvered. L. Cox. Tel 400. lNl L. Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

Ask your grocer for Schweiter & Sons
Grape Juice. 25-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

Attend Wichita Business College. WAN
building. 11:-1l6 North Market St s1-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

on two-story brick building. to be erect
ed north of old court house. Plans and
specifications at 100 \. Main 9l-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

Next Friday and Saturday afternoons
there VIII be baseball tournament a
Clearwater. There VIII Sc two games
each afternoon. commencing at i.59. The
teams competing are Clearwater. Colwich.
RiverdaIe and the Business College team.
Prizes amounting 20 81 are offered Tor the
first and second teams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02

YESTERDAY morning the II Dorado team
scored IS runs 81 the fre-innlug game
with the Electrical workers team. and
the locals did not get a score The same
vas undressing or account of is being
50 ore-sldcd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-02
Richer in Quality than moss
i0s Cigars
LEWIS
SINGLE
BINDER
STRAt6HTSCIGAR

STRA6ET5cCIGAR
Compare item WITH otker Cigars sa6
yos fad good fessoes foe their costing
the dealer more then other brands
FRANK p LEWIS. PEoRtA.ItL
osle.naToR TIN FOIL SMOKER PACKAGE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, sac er cent, last loans.
2 per cont ruling rate per cent. line
money Il quoted At Ga I"r cent. Tor eity
days. O per cent. for TIL e. MONTHS ana bEno
per cent for four, siS and nine months TONI
nerciql pa per Is quoted Il 5l Ter cent LOT
prime sin glo names and Ills rccoiVa BILE. other
names. emois per cent.
Sterling exchange marfet opened eteady
~ about Saturdays closing quota ions. In
the afternoon there was some oneiing OF
comm. retail and loan bills. aud ~" demand
rate sold o. slightly. Confidential eNchanRe
was steady Posted rates were quoted az
- sax for lore and - 81 for short Actual
rates. Long bills, s4S3i ds4 s3A; sight
drafts. s. 81 2lmsi S7t, and cable transfers.
7s.msAE,. Francs wcr" quoted az rs. "a
rsi' h,marks wore quoted AZ ai'.m2i 1919 for
long and a5i. ass 5-le for short, gui!dcrs were
quoted at 30 l5-lsd%p for long and %o,s0
~ $40 for ST ort.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
ia 2-3c. discount. Charleston Buying. i-loc.
discount s. ling, i-ioc. premium: SayanSan
Bayins &c discount; selnss' paT S San
MUM. ST I4ouis-Par. Chicago-i5c. pre-
MUM Cincinnati-B tween banks. zoe. pre-
MUM: over counter, SOC. premium, New
Orleans Commercial, u discount; BANKS,
par.
Money in London. sas,. per cent. Rat,
three months bills, s.@3'. per cent. Amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day, c4,Do. Paris adNic's
quote > per cents, 30 francs 55 Confines
Exchan &c Oh London. IS francs IA centines.
Commercial price OF bar silver IN New YORK,
csc. Bar silver in London closed az 81 i5-lOd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at SIC.
New York clearing Hous" statement:
Exchanges sl42,9Oi,l29. balance. ss,42s. 1873.
| Sub Treasury credit balance. Sl93.97s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
oFBER AAREErs
live stock Market.


Receipts Of bceves yesterday and 10 diy "crr
4 $50 head including So cars Tor ttlou awe, ia
for slsughtrr,. and 10 for tn marx I. Steers On
heavy supplies declined lJc on cd az ana conn on
grades aud = on good - "'nicr mus W"'" s''"H''
INN cows also were generally STEADY. bul mcud ui
and good COWS ruled weak 10 lh. lower. Nhout
ali the stock was taken. Common In chhce naive
steers sold at 81 80 ~ 10 per 100 lbs. tups ~ -
oxen and slags at S.. OdS5 50 bun, al seq %,
cows at 81 3ia - 25. Dressed beef ia fair demand
at 7HqIii,C per 10. for native Md"s Texas heci
sa71c. Liverpool and London cihts quo,.a
live cattle nrm at i2',~ i3'sc pr 10; 'VpSi NC,
dressed weight: sheep selling at II iSc, lambs ~
i3t,Gltc.. dressed weight, rcfrl.crator hr'i ~
iiiIGili,c. per ID. Exports To day. 90 bteVes'
TO morrow iiO brcNcs and 40 sheep. ...
Receipts ~ calves for two days were 2.o] htao.
incud $50 for butchers ana Loo Tor the market
making with the stale stock .M5 On SAT-, optntn;
prices Wcre steady for all sorts OF calves the market
closed easier 'or Neals and rrass"rs one car OF
Western calves held over. Common TO choice
yrSls sold At si'S?J oCr 100 lS,.tonS ~ 800 htii
calves at $50 grnSsers AT $50 $50, western
calves at t3?5Gti.9O; City dressed Ncals weak al
iiNitc pcr III.
Rcccpts OF sheen and lambs for two days were
II 5Ii mead Including a. cars for export ahvc. IL
for slaughtcrs and 81 for n" mhrktt: Wakng
with the stale stock $50 cars on sale Good sheep
nrm. medium and common gfAurS sttany
good to choice H. ms were rated steady 10 sfohv
2 cars were unsnld a. letc hour Common 70
choice sheen sold al = j0si 90 per 100 lbs; export
sheep at Ad&?5 Gull, at 81 7b0 81 GO common 70
choice lambs a, 81 TSd d 10 selected lots at ~ "
cIlls at S3.5ods4 so: 'anad an lambs al ~ %
Dressed mutton firn at 5t,G7c. per ID. dressed
lambs quiet AZ y, lOc.
including about cars or sale. The Market vas
tQc TO tOc. lower state 1oCSWcre quoted az ~ soD
- IS per 100 lbs: choice II sold as hlgh as Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

There was Increased activity shown ip the
curb market to-day, although tho dealings
for the most part were confined to nv, or ak
Issues Northern. securities eontinYet the
feature shortly after the opening. advancing
per cent on heavy purcha ses up 10 t0ot,.
but reacted slightly. at the close. Bay state
Gas showed exceptional activity. advancing
!. per cent to ~, the highest price he'd
In some little time The copper share' In
general displayed a stronger tendency on
Increased purchases. Dealings in other pats
OF the list, however, continued on a very light
scale, although prices as rule showed a
steady tendency STANDARD Oil rose per
cent further on Light transactions to e75
marlborough Rapid Transit shares were dull
and somewhat irregular
Tho copper shares, with one exception.
showed renewed strength and activity.
advances Of !, to ~, per cent. were sho wn
throughout Montreal and Boston was the
more active issue. scoring an advance OF
per cent. at the opening. but, on liquidation
in tho final dealings receded to about the
last close. Tennessee Copper rose over y
per cent on fairly heavy purchases for inside
interests Greene Consolidated Copper ad-
yanced to "a on scattering purchases. while
British Columbia rose J., to eh.
he transactions in the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09

Light receipts, bad weather and heavy New orleans
lures were lower and TIC Weather Bureau predicted
showers for northeastern tcAa,, n \ nguirs
for Arkansas and Oklahoma and fsir oui freezing
weather for the remainder OF rhe belt. some
attribute the light receipts to bad weather ana a
car snppss 0Ti o ia' pubic Is dong &
owing To the tiehtness Of money and falling of
IN The cotton business With Stoc. Exchange houses.
Professional operators are holding alJof g. see
whether the leht receipts are to be nerrancnt or
Sew Orleans house SAID: MS anticipate tu., ,.c
days owing 10 the bad weather and the shortage
OF cars, This Is generally conceded by traders
hancenl-nt will be caused b! this factor undcr the
circumstances, unless spinncrs soon become tive
large stocks II cotton held In the uncounted towns
awaiting shipment. which prccluded from
motive power. rhe fact that the bureau points
70 crop OF iossa.oo. Which Is c9nstrued as Ia
that the lates, crop ,stItates range from ii ooO,
coo g. ii.'i5Wo seems u have made outs!d
r., ,r; less 'n.hua'f IA SG{ns CT,Sn met Of
American cotton last year was abou, iosJ 900
Ss =, % n h. soSf he Srts as
new ,pndlt' pu, in - nat ne unusually ,n
to the Goyernmcnts es,iniaie OF 10 ,l7.ooO vol!
make ii.isI 200 bales which is small in compsr.s,on
win undoubtedly exceed 10000 ,his yer The
picking season in October and November was
perfect. 80 that receipts were large sni cotton
freely sold AZ the good prices. and receipts have
gradually fallen OF for some weeks and every
irdication points to smaller stocks In the South
and already good grades OF cotton are com
paratlvely scarce" said wiz house The
caoes about response to the rosier OF our
market saturday and We shall probably have a
continuation OF the selling movement and proba bly,
lower prizes. There Is no incentive at this time
TO spc ulaton. and the demand for spots has been
sufficiently met by the movement OF the crop and
the worlds stocks while moderate. will reaulrr to
he further dlsesicd before p6ccs can take an up
receipts give positive evidence that the crop ap
vii not decline.
CoTY,K.-Rio on the spo, was steady at s. &C
for 40 !. Sales tOO bags Bogo,a. Futures ad
vanccd to 10 points cloGns quic, VITA sales Of
1900 bags Havre advanced y to ~ and Ham
hurg "A to u pfg. American ware l,lS" deliveries
last week $500, bass asains, '0I.3s. In the pre-
yious week and s1,.hl isi year RIO advanced
70 rcis recelp's. 10000 bags stock 7iiOOn. cx
chsngc II ':2l. Santos declined 100 refs. 70
cclp's ?oOo bags stock i.5io60 Prices her,
RS follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Cmrrt Calendars This Day.

Asosi,'' py' e. SG,E2c g cGt i. " "
ss;SSs' sS ss.; a ,c% ii; "rti5 e Ss1,s
Den,uIre,s, No ios. prc'crrcl causes. Nos, 1910,
,ss zoo 1926 :i'9 ;oE GGrral 9ls Dr., No s
lNi. TAI, ass i0p $40, 81. 49, NJ. Part W.
Case unnalshed. cases from i.rt Ill, pHr W
G Gn;.nc CASES 1,o% far III p N'ie Sn
vs.. Manhattan Railway Comnany TRIAL. Term
Part II case on. No Ss,j Powers ". Powers.
d ic- co. rsi'2 "a, s ,l ,c , ,os ssss
ioli 7l@. !i2?, ;iio iiss, It's, isSs. oil eisi,.
lla?. 1850 l,sa. s2o, sls 1901. tg7o. 1873. 1915
,s,s ,s1s ,sn 7.s a,S va, is,' ~, rs i,o2
Case Unfinished cases from pa. III, PAT VI
case unnnl she'd, Cases nom Far, III Part Vt
adjourned Tor nc tenn. ,rar, Vi. gasc un
mnss,le, c"S Ss, ron r,5 H. ~, Cos
49,, iss. ies2, i7?D. SS16 1917, VS., 800 lSi7 ,78,
1853 ls+i. ~! l5la 1874. ei. ~. ~. ld5l ijii,
i is3s 'o ,o'g ~ esi2 '9H $50 G'$ isS 1881
Cases nom p;r Viii Far, x rs c W Wn,n sAs
Cases from Part VII, Part Nll, Clear. Cases
Surroga,cs Cour,-.Ch,mhcr>- Motion calendar
called a. 1890 4, n. For prohatc Wills OF Henry
Rsiinns; Isaac Mey,r nohrr o'nrcn,, andrew
T. Cavsnagh, Neural lo"Wcnstrin NAL Term
Nos is2i. isti ,sss. 1893. r',6 1901. lsi7
cry Colr-Spcc!sl Term, ouu opens At 10
an,,Sca Ms Nos IN, TIL 81, r,rn-,Ti
500 isas 1851 1910 isii ioos $50 ioc 10 Pa uI
rs, s Nos 1901 1900; i?2o 1891, l.2i. stas.
aSs f sc so.s 5oi % ,c Hsn cd,
2oM Par iN,-Clesr short causes Nos. t t,S
Eau -; @ H .:' &c. 49, q. 80 ss., t c.s
''s7. 'is'h' iS's' ia', i,t 1855. 2iis' iowa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
LEN!GU'S \EU HEAD.
y. \. Middleton 80 \ssls; President Thomas
Who Must Live III PennsI I,aniA.

J. A. Nj Idle on has been erpointcd as
itant to the pre- lent Of the Lehigh Valley
railroad Company and Of the Lehigh Valley
Coal Company. t. tire pr s. lcncy of both Of
which l.. b Thomls was elected last week
Mr.. Middleton has boon ?, cond vicc-presi-
Gent Of tho Eric railroad and has been az
sociated Sith Mr.. Thomas for fouTte, II
wears. II vas -Hid Yesterday that the ap-
pciutincnt of an active assistant to Mr.
Thomas tccaInC an immediate noCessit v
through tho fact that tt.ir was no vice.
pr, sident Of the Lohigh Valley. Mr. Thomas
must become citizen Of Pennsylvania "a
comply with TO require mcnts Of tho law
>ndcr which he roads charter was granted
He eyr cots 20 have his home either n Phila-
delphia or New Bethlehem Tho offices OF
the Iphigh Valley are TO remain in this
t.;v At 20 Cortlandt street and II is likely that
Mr.. Thomas will be here most Of the time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
FTNi\fItI NOTES.

The catch Of the American Fisheries Com
panv this year j. reported TO have been
/ S75 TS6 barrels against s67.2 barrels last
vear II j. -aid thu 50 Ter cent more fi-h
could have been caught n the factories had
not been insufficient 70 handl" them
Wall street heard Yesterday that plans
were under way Tor the consolidation OF
the American Ice Company and the HAM
mopd Ice Company OF Baltimore, was
learned from Interests connected with the
local company that while the advantar OF
such combination have been informally
Il WAS more than probable that no deal would
be made. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09

Coffee WAS dun but nrrcr owing 70 generally hlgher
cables. foreign buying. lsit offerings nEd cover
Ing by local sh nrts as wen rs smaller receipts at
brazilian ints than expected
MgrAts-in Lond TN was Is I'd lower at
fli3 los for spot and Gus ?s Cd Tor 4 tIres The
vOnced SIS to ESQ lis. cd f1r spot and AL IS for
futures The local market was unchanged Lead
was unchangcd In both markets With London at
$40 rs. Cd Spclter advanced p. Ed In London IN
ClO lis. I'd The New York market declined 10
points. Prices herr ~ follows; Conccr standard.
spot g. neccnhcr 10 &c, nom Lett u &c, non;
ccctrulytr End cnslinS, spot February II 30,
mona; tin, ?teod25 ~ c. tn uac' - ht rill. lr d
i?i. c.. Speltcr, zoe. iron. No Northern S2Sa
Nl'e' .ss s' '''0" warranty ''''"' "'' ''''' AT
NAVAL SIoRKa Spirits ~ turrcn,inr, ts6ksi,c
Common to good strained rosIn. 81 !; To si77S.
PROVISIONS Lard wHS avn Icrned Continent
South American. sii.7s. rork WIS steady With
mes, ~ SsSsiSt0 fellow. &C. Dressed hogs
sis- ,,Ic Bntrr--Crcarcry. cytras, soc n-s.s
oea ?ac Strtc d,-y, tubs. fancy ?7acsc. Cheese
state. Z c. snail, colorcd, fancy, laHc.; white
i3i,c. large, colorCd l3l,rt WNlt", 49, ic. Eggs
Stn,r and pcnnsyivan'a, 30 's,c: Western. 2s9 'ac
Chicago, Dec, s-"rhcrc wss an OPENING
hogs and Inc zoe d-cInr ~ the yards M Of hits
loss vas recovered nnt fair gain made before
the close. Tn" small rlctcrs and miscellaneous
holders were selling early, but the larger packers
rather restricted on arcoun, Of wire troubles
The average weight Of last weeks rccclnts OF hogs
previous week snd .o7 lbs the same week last year
The cold weather West was counted rcSp1ns, bic
for the increased marketing of hoZs"
s,Sc FOR N test Rcrncd WAS nrm and uulc,,
CHiCa0O Dec s-IhGsc days pnces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
FINANCIAL.
SEPTEMBER 18TH. iso7.
To THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


THE DENNISON WAIEN stFFLt tUMrANI
YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that The Den
nison Water supply Company viii exercise the
option reserved 20 u 10 redeem the entire issue Of
It's nrst mortgage bonds tbcing an issue OF si2s.OU
eeS bonds. dated July 3 1881 by paying the same.
principal and accrued interest, on January ieos,
at the Once In Grecnsburv Pa, OF the SAFE De
D, alt and Trust Company of Greensbure. Pa. sub
stituied Trustee under the mortgage securing
said bonds. -
Holders OF the Aforesaid bonds will, on or be
fore January :? 1907, present same for paymens
a. aforeSaid at the once Of the Trustee above re
ferred 10. Interest will cease on said bonds sfter
January I. 1903 -
For The convenience OF bondholders bonds may
be presented and will be paid at the oces OF Robe n
z. Glea.cnning q CO.. 40: 400 Chestnas street.
Philadelphia: ScaboaId Ns<ional Mnt, y hiosu
bank DcnnlSon, Ohlo. . ..-.,,,,
THE DESNlSON WATER SUPPLY COMPANY
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY OF
GREENSBrRG. "a.