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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-12
Filthy Temples In India.

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-12

daily invited to attend. The night
meetings will be especially entertain
ing and profitable. The young people
of the Valley are especially and earn
estly urged to take advantage of the
meetings and to plan to attend as much
as possible. There will be some social
features in connection with the con-
vention OF interest to everybody.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-12
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails TO cure. 4. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-12

Chronic bronchial troubles and sum-
mer coughs a be quickly relieved
and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
Sold by Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
HAD MENTAL TROUBLE FOR YEARS
sCHRoEDERs SUICIDE so EXPI.ATNED-u,s
DIFFICULTY IN FINDING CLERGY
MAN TO MARRY HIM.

The body Of Edwin 4. Schroeder. whose suit
eide was announced in The Tribune Yesterday
viii reach Jersey City to-day at a. m and
viii be taken al once to his home No 10 Lex
( ington-ave.. this city. Mrs Schroeder his
widow. is still i'll the result Of the shock from
The news Mr.. Schroeder's funeral will be held
tomorrow al the house
Last evening W. A. H. Stafford. of No l72
West Seventy -second-st.. brother-in-law of
the dead man, received telegram from the
South. telling Of the shipment of the personal
effects which viii reach this city this afternoon
Mr. Stafford said to a Tribune reporter we
have further information about the tragedy
Mr.. Schroeder had been suffering from mental
trouble for five years. but it had been suf-
hciently serious violent to warrant Incarce-
ration. OF course he was absolutely irrespon-
sible az the time of the suicide. He had no per
sonal financial reasons for any despondency
Indeed. his whole life might he said to have
been lived on velvet"
Stamford. Conn. Oct. 10. CspeciaD Edwin A.
Schroeder and Mrs. Lora c. Okie were mar
ried in this city on July II. The marriage rec
ords in the town clerks Office show that the
couple were married by the Rev. Il ". Carr.
pastor OF the Universalist Church In the mar
ria age certificate Mr.. Schroeder is described as a
merchant. forty-three years old and divorced
Mrs. Okie is described as divorced and twenty
seven years old II was learned that Mr.
Schroeder encountered much difficulty in finding
clergyman who would marry Mrs. Okie and
himself because of the fact that they were
both divorced Much secrecy was observed
about the marriage. Mr.. Schroeder represented
10 the town clerk that for personal reasons
he did not care 10 have the newspa pers obtain
any notice Of his marriage, and his wishes we're
respected. The town clerk said that Mr.. Schroed-
er appeared to be- in high spirits when he oh
tained the wedding license. Mrs. Okie was not
With him when he obtained the license
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
MADE 4 FIRST LIEUTENANT.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT ELECTED TO
FILL VACANCY IN COMPANY D.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.

Cornelius Vanderbilt. who has served for
nearly year second lieutenant of Company
q. 18th Regiment y. G. y. Y. was last night
made first lieutenant in Company y by a unan-
imous vote Of the members of the company who
were present at the drill and subsequent meet
ing.
Mr. Vanderbilt was elected to the Iieutenancy
made vacant by the resignation Of ex-Lieu-
tenant Robert Emmett. Captain James W. T.
Cleland is in command of Company D. Mr.
vanderbilt was not present. and he VIII be for
InaIly informed Of his election in few days
captain Cleland, in speaking Of the selection
OF MI Vanderbilt. said that il was the custom
or the 18th Regiment TO make promotions tc-
cordlnS 10 seniority and that when "A vacancy
occurred among the officers of any company the
senior officer Of the next lowest rank was eIe-
waited to the vacancy. He said that Mr. Van
derbilt was the senior second lieutenant in the
regiment. and that when the vacancy occurred
In the hrst lieutenancy Of Company = the usual
custom followed.
OF course, the election of Mr. Vanderbilt d"
said Captain Cleand Ito a first leutenancv in
company d will be loss 10 Company G. But
Company Gs loss will be our gain for LIEN
tenant Vanderbilt has proved himself Ia he a
good soldier and is popular with all the mem
beFs OF the regiment"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
4 TEA IMPORTER MISSING.
ROBERTSON, OF BROOKLYN. HAS
NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE MONDAY.

Alexander r. Robertson. tea importer, has
not been seen since Monday at his home in the
Montague apartment house, in Montague-st..
RrookIvn. and for ten days has not been at
his place of business. at No 13S FrOnt-st..
Manhattan The police were asked yesterday
10 search for the missing man. 1t was said
that since the death of his wife. about six
months ago. Mr.. Robertson had been acting
strangely At that time the couple lived at
No 200 St Johns Place. Brooklyn. Mr.. Rob-
ertson was greatly attached to his wife. and
when she died he grieved constantly and
neglected his business.
Mr. Robertson was born in Edinburgh. Scot
land and is a successful merchant. He is a
member of the Marine and Field Club and the
Nontauk Club. of Brooklyn. 1t was said yes
terdav that his business affairs were in excel
lent condition. and that he had large sums of
money in banks. He drew two checks on one
of the banks recently and obtained money on
them.
Since he left his apartments In Montague-st,
on Monday, no trace of him has been found.
MIR. Robertson is forty-fOur years old, weighs
10 pounds and is about six feet in height
with brown hair and mustache, mixed with
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
H. GERMAN MARTIN on NAPOLEON.

NJ Germain Martin. of rUnversite de France. de-
lvered his first lecture last evening before the local
branch Of the Alliance Francaise. The meeting took
place in the Carnegie Chamber Music Han. NJ. Mar
tins subject was Napoleon l. Financier." He said
IN part:
The handling Of public funds requires a certain
knowledge which Napoleon did not have at the he
ginning Of his career. He shared the opinion for
instance. that every bear on Change is enemy
70 the State.
His educator in these matters was Molten, who
became Minister Of the Treasury AS soon Ma
poeon knew the principles Of finance he made IL
his practice TO go personally the state
counts which were relatively complicated as the
empire was great. He acquired in these matters
accuracy of views which astonished Molten
himself. Napoleon vas a genius even in finance.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
GAS COMPANIES THE GAMERS.
SECRETARY OF ASSOCIATION SAYS PEOPLE
ARE LEARNING GOALS INFERIOR
ITY FOR COOKING

The convention of the American Gas T5rtt 80
sociation opened yesterday at 10 a m m tho New,
York Athletic Club. Three hundred delecatos ,.,
IN attendance. The president. William 4 Real
mace the opening speech. and the meeting tban
proceeded To the election Of officers These are ..
follows President. Alien S Miller: vice presi,o,ts
iollin Norris. Edward G. Cowdery and g. p prtcb
ara secretary and treasurer. Alfred l. Forst,u
TWO papers were read. Some Notes on Cen,.,,,
Masonry, by j. n. Knapp. and The Care ana
maintenance Of Incandescent Gas Burners 1,h
convention meets again to-day at 10 a m and a, ?
p m the annual dinner will be held al the Ne,,
York Athletic Club Friday will close the co,,.o,,
ton. '''l-
Alfred r ForstaI. secretary Of the ass,.i..,
was asked by a Tribune reporter as To the oef.,,
oi the coal strike on the gas business. He said.
"a. II Is unnecessary 10 say that there hos 49,
tls ~ @ ease IN the demand for gas for botb ~.
alL toohlIlS But this has not tended - a.
tIoSPeiIty OF the companies for tba i1c-.e ~ tiie
tht price OF coal has been much rrestar Use IN
IN ~ - iiISit OF sales The gas companfes 1,cis
,,s Mftlhs 10 have had coal strike 60 " ~
tt sidSSIoIy because while the quality of tb
n,-Is pIoQuceG Is the same as with anthracit Sc
than OF anthracite ~ 'ioie Is required
Hs Dut mere Is another phase Of the ouastiov 49,, D.,
- as II the coal strike were a ca,,'rtto ~
stS,c tlo- + or people have found out ~ 81
U,tII 49, SooAIhg are superior to coal ana ,Se,
his vNiI turn 10 the coal stoves The reeuit 80
osInaho Ior gas for cooking plIrposos nil sise IN
th @ so IN me end the strike win baya PiI
-. IIdIles. That Is the Situation
'1'iPO'aIS loss ana permanent gain $50 '''''-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
WILL THROWIT TO WIG WAN
c. y. 7 D. LEADERS SAY THIS WILL BE
THE RESULT IF NOMINATION PETI-
TIoNS DO NOT STAND

The Greater New-York Democracy will 20
over 10 Tsmmsny Hall bodily If their nornina-
tion petitions, filed in Albany last week. are
thrown out by J. 7. McDonough. Secretary of
State The leaders do not say this as a threat.
They assert that another fusion movement for
next falls Mayoralty depends absolutely on tb.
ability OF the Greater New York Democracy 70
nominate in convention instead OF by petition.
ana that IL the Republicans throw out their
independent certificates Of nomination il will he
a notice served on them by the Republican Marty
that their assistance is not desired in a fusion
campaign. Their next step win b. 10 Try u-bst
they can do in the way of reforming Tammany
from the inside.
The decision TO support the Tammany county
and Assembly tickets win not be announced in
advance. William Hepburn Russell. who spoke
with the authority of John c. Sheehan in re-
ferring 10 the attitude of the organization said
last night 10 Tribune reporter:
We are making no threats We believe that
Secretary McDonough Is a fair man and thar no
partisan reasons win have any weight with him
when he comes 10 hear on Friday the charges Of
jay Forrest against the validity OF our inde-
pendent certificates. II the petitions should be
thrown out for partisan reasons do not hesi-
tate 20 say that the executive committee Of the
Steater sew York Democracy would once be
summoned 70 meet. and believe speak with
authority when ] say that would vote 10 in
dorse the Iammany county. Senate and AS
senahly tickets This would DESTROY Alfre5
stecElers and Justice Keeners prospects OF
election"
What effect would il have on next wears
fusion programme?'
We are not making any threats in advance
There is little doubt, however thar All our neo-
PIE would regard the throwing out ~ onr nett
tions as a notice from the Republican orga nizs-
tion that our assistance Is not necessary in 2
fusion campaign. In that case IL appears 10 me
that there would be only one thing left for ,,s ~
do and that would be 20 try 20 get better GOV,
ernment for this city by working inside OF Tarn-
many HAN rather than helping the anti-Tan-
many friends OF good government
When John C Sheehan was asked ahor,s ,ha
prospective action OF the Greater Nepy-Yorl- NJ
Fnocracy IN case the petitions are thrown on, ~,
Secretary McDonough he said
MIR Russell VIII speak with authority on tha,
point. ] assume that the petitions will stand .
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

begin my work. and where l shall go in about
week IN New-York there are no converts
shall return here open classes and to lecture
about Christmas time. Classes are being arranged
for me In Chicago / have brought with many
or the Scriptures IN Sanscrit. From these / shall
prepare book the religion and also another
work. which viii be in the form OF novel deal
ing with the mystics Of the Hmalayas. I may not
ue able 20 write as well as Rudyard kipling. who
got his information seventh eighth hand but il
Will be more accurate.
Il have been sent out to the West by the monks
who live around Rhadakund. in the holy land
Of India BrIndabaud- Brindaband you know. has
an area Of about To- square miles. 1t was here
about five thousand years ago and performed his
miracles. The monks. who are hermits and Of
whom there about L0)o live around the lake
Rhadakuud Rhadakund signifies love. Rhada-
kund WAS a maiden. She did other lnaidens
loved krishna. Hcr love purer than that OF
any OF the others. She and her landmarks dug
this pond and Hlled it with water drawn from a
pond created 10y Krishna by means of miracle
When Krishua discovered what she had done she
blessed H. and thereafter people went il dip.
These monks who live about the pond. are al
most diviuc-thev divine. They think OF moth
ing hut love They return good for evil II any
one should strike them they would show no re-
sentiment IHey carry no pOnS except a stan
and that they carry 10 drive the monkeys away
Prcmandand Bharatt, with the exception OF
cream yellow silk turhau wore the conventional
him, however. the robe which his wears. and
which Is shown In his portrait. He expects TO wear
appear on his neck are used much as the Catholic
uses his heads. The monks are consta ntly tell
Hindoo people he asserts. are adherents Of the
Nashnava religion.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Morris Park
Hearings East Side rapid questions city Hail.
p.
Hearing ordinance requiring
automobiles. city Hall. 33O p. IN.
Republican County Committee meeting evening
German American Reform Union meeting. Terrace
Garden. T. m
Tammany club. Nth Assembly District ratification and
mass meeting. No. % Second ave. p. m.
NeN-York Yacht club meeting. evening
Public meeting of the Audubon Society Museum of Natu
raj History p.
Rear Admiral HiGgnson The Behind the Gun
East side House Settlement. sixth 81. and
East River. p
Eclipse OF the moon I1:lT 2 m
Polytechnic Association Institute. No. 70
West Forty-fo -fourth-st. 5 y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
FUEL ECONoMIzER FOR WATER GAS
PLANTS

uo,nTe,o osen demonstrated that the Green Fuel
,.osa. 80 extensively used with coal fur
Haees' ' can be used in the process FOR ual-tn-
go gas me eoonomizer utilizes the waste heat
Nneh M they blow through" in the Uater 90
!, instead Of letting that heat go to waste
,be ,eas .ush .iloush the eeonomizer thus raising
So efa "SIer up TO the temperature of 60.
generate ths 20 soo degrees. for the boilers thai
COMPANY has aHl "a 10 make The gas. The Green
9,ori~ - mas successful Installation ot 81
COMPANY Pc POM hkeepse Light Heat ana Power
q "a a. n al work II is said to have effected from
Connsn,i - cent IN the cost OF fuel. The Green
nlia-ica Has recently contracted 10 Install its ~
ComnsnI Ne NSne Plant OF the New-Haven CiasIight
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TATSHN4TA BAB4 HERE.
MORE ACCURATELY THAN KIP
LING DID

Raba (Father) Premandand Bharau mission
airy Of the Vashnava religion, religion based on
the Vedas arrived here yesterday the steamer
Oceanic 10 spread the knowledge OF his faith and
get converts to it. Premandand BhArati until two
years ago was a Hindoo journalist. He received a
"caII'' and is engaged In the propagation Of
his religion outside his native land He is about
forty-dve years old. and speaks and writes Eng
l.sh fuentIy. He is nearly IL not quite. six feet
high and Of a solid build. His face is mobile and
fun as his portrait indicates. When seen yester-
day he explained something Of his religion and
outlined his plans
,"We have about fifty converts in this country
Four or five of these are IN Chicago. where / shall
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

Steckler. Justice William A Keener and John
De Witt Warner for the Supreme Court The
Carondelet Club is at No 1922 Madison-ave-
The club has raised banner with the names
Of the Democratic State candidates. but il con-
tains the names OF the two Republican and the
Greater NeW-fork Democracy candidates TOT
the Supreme Court There was strip on the
clubs banner carrying the names Of the Tam,
many candidates Of the bench. II was removed
ana then followed the Endorsements OF the anu
Iammany candidates named. Frank " Geraty
IS the president OF the club. which is in the
lea der
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
rae FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

y m-No. 500 Yves, sKtesn,h-s,.; Ernest Finnen,
q ne 2es Eas, Sixty -Arst-s, Church Of Redemp-
Bloom. So ~ @ ' 80
ham, SIS ' -
80 ~ m.Forty second 81. North River: Metro
potan Street Railway Company: siOO
80 p Mo los East seventh-st: Ernest MendeI
80, 80 MO s9 Grand st simon Cohen: 81 500
o;lo p m.-No. 2ss second-s,. / TD,chho,,-. sss
ssooii oin-No. iss West seventy-third-st Otto Palm:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

The twenty-eishth annual meeting Of the United
Hebrew Charities Of the City Of New-York will be
held next Tuesday evening. in the Hebrew Charities
Building Twenty-frst-st. and Second-ave. Re
ports will be presented and new trustees elected
The Rev. DIR. Emil G Hirsch OF Chicago. formerly
Of the Illinois State Board OF Charities; Max Herr
berg, of Philadelphia; Jacob Fl. Schin and Isidor
Straus will make addresses
The Lotos Club will give it's first dinner Of the
season 10 the Crown Prince of Siam on Saturday
October 25 at $50 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
ST. LorIS POLITICIAN MUST STAND TRIAL

Columbia. No. oct l5-The demurrer filed by at
torneys for the defence the indictment charging
Colonel Edward Butler. the wealthy politician Of
ST Louis, with attempted bribery I'm connection
with the passage of a garbage bill was overruled
to-day by Judge Hockaday. The case will accord
ingly proceed To trial.
Judge Hockaday held that the Indictment was
suI1cient in every essential detail The principal
contention set up by the defence-that there was
no charter power In the municipal assembly 70 en-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Princess Josephine De PoGRio- Rus
poll and Nile. dc Tallyrand Perigord Of Italy FIFTH
ANENU E-Iieutenant u. y. Hand. 4. 4. Sen
st"r Nelson " Aldrich, OF Rhode Island GRAND
General 9. : Carpenter. Colonel ". r. BOYLE and
Captain James. Wilson. L. 5. A. Captain w olive
Smith and Theodore Strong Baker. Pennsy ylvauia
National Guard. HOFFMAN,. r. CaIvo. Costa
Ricau Minister to the United States. Norman r.
Mack, Of Buffalo. IMPERIAI~-Lteutenant Joseph
". Graeme. MURRAY HILL Ex-United States
Senator Warner Miller. OF Herkmer. NAVARRO
Captain q. T. COghlan. l.. s \. SAVOY Professor
II R. Andrew Of Princeton: +. T.. Du Pont. of
Wilmington. Del WALDORF Senator Orville H.
Iatt of Connecticut. Governor r. G. smith. Of
Vermont, Judge w. W. GuTley. of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool, oct IS-saiIed. Canad'sn CBr,, Hill.
NeW-YoTk.
Southampton. I5-Arrived. steamer Philadelphia.
Mills. SeW-YOrk (passed Hurst Castle 1O:OS
London 15AdviCes today from 81 Vincent.
g, V. state that the French ship Leon Bureau Cap
tain DejOle. New York for Melbourne. Adelaide,
etc. previously reported that port October s. has
captain injured decks bridges. etc. damaged and
with loss OF some sails and three boats. The neces-
repairs will be made al Vincent. 9 V. New
boats and sails Will be sen Europe replace
those lost Sailed. steamer Potomac tr). Anderson.
New-YoCA; arrived steamers Angian err. Toczes.
Boston 18th. Mesaba. (Erl. Lowe. New York
Brow Head Oct Is. 80 mPassed. steamer Ciermanic
tBrl. Haddock. New-York for Queenstown and Liver
pool
Plymouth Oct Is. nOon-Arrved steamer Blucher (erl
karowa Nev-Nork for CherbOuTg and Hamburg land
proceeded.
Swansea, Oct E-Saied. steamer Brooklyn City CBrI.
King. NeW-York.
81 Aiehaels. Oct 14-Passed steamer America OtaD
n. MHascazzini. New-York for Naples and Genoa
beachy Head. Oct 15-Passed. steamer La
-, tDutchl Oorttgiese. Antwerp for NewYork.
GLASGOW Oct 15-Arrvsd. steamer Ethiopia (Brl.
dane New-York.
Bordeaux Oct l2-Sailed steamer BeesWing CBrl Cal
vert New-York
Genoa. Oct 14-Arrived steamer Calabra (Brl BRIDGES
New-York via Naples.
Barbados, Oct 14-Sale1 Byron (Br) Cadogan
from santos and Rio Janeirol. New-YoTk; Cavour
'lfr). Kelly (from Rio Janeirp). NeV-YOTk
MO Janefo. Oct l2Arrved. steamer Hevelus (elR).
ByTne, New-York via Pernamhuco sailed. steamer
Carcens tBrl. Peurice, New-YoTk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
SAID TO BE HEIRS TO HALF A MILLION

81. Paul Oct. 1.-Two sisters. said 20 be heirs TO
an estate OF 10000 left by aunt Mrs. Jane Nc
Eldridge. OF Providence. r. l.. have been located
here, ana to-day they took steps 10 secure the
fortune The heiresses are Mary A and Margaret
Geer. They lle together, the former working for
department store. while her sister cares for the
house Two brothers Of the women also live IN ST.
Paul, both being married.
Providence. r. l. Oct. l5-There is record IN
this city Of the death OF Mrs Jane McEldridge and
no fortune OF 10000 is held here awaiting heirs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIvERroor. CnrroN MARrEr

Liverpool. oct rs p m.-Cotton- Spot. good bust
9lOd good middlins, ts2d; middling, ard: low mid
ding +G2d: good ordinary. +i0d: ordinary. +3Sst The
sales OF $1,000 bales which for
speculation and export. and included 10000 American
Receipts eO9 bales Futures opened easier and closed
easy; American middling G October. SID sellers:
cemheF. 4sT buyers December January. 8.s6d buy
January and February. ss6d SELLERS February and
March, 4.46d March and April. 4a6d buyers
April and May 447i sellers. May June value
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
TAMNANY NAMEs REMovEp.

cARoNDELET DEMOCRATIC CLUB INDoRsEs
THE NoMINATIoN OF MEssRs. sTEcK-
LER. KEENER AND WARNER
The canondelet Democratic Club. OF Harlem.
with membership OF about 500, at its regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday night unanimously
passed resolution indOrsing Justice Alfred
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,rrN1Ar11RE ALMANAC.
z. a W.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise s1s sunset $40 Moon 523 Moons age IL
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy HOOK 623 Island 655 Hell Gate S;t4
P.M.-Sandy Hook 644 Gov. Island I1S Hell Gate 300
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

act an ordinance authorizing the Board OF Healtn
10 make the contract contemplated Dy tne Orul-
nance-was held to be untenable.
Counsel for Butler then asked Tor contlnuance
Of the case until the next term OF court TO give
time for the production in court OF John W. NC
Carthy, by whom the defence claims IL can prove
alibi.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
sArrRpAY. ocToBER -
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-wEDNEsDAY. OCT Is. 1902
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Oceanic tBTl Cameron. Liverpool October and
Queenstown p with mdse 63S cabin and ee steeTaSe pas
sengcrs the White star Line Arrived at tue Bar "'
steamer Cevic ,Br) Car5e. Liverpool October with
rndse and passengers the White star Line Al
rived at the 43O ,
steamer Ger Snliedt. Hamburg Octooer
BouOgne Plymouth Is, with mdse and passengers
Hamburg American Line. East OF Fire Island az
steamer AIler Ger. Bolte october l. Naples
and Gibraltar ; mdse 126 cabin and i5l steerage
passengers Oelrichs 4 Co. Arrived at the bar az
steamer Norikap (NorJ Lund Tilt Cove October with
& %. Arrived a the a a
Steamer Cherokee. Garvr. ANA October san Domingo
Monte Crist 10 and Turks Island n with mdse and
cabin passengers to William T Clyde 90. Arrived AZ
the Bar at 4:2O m
steamer Valencia tGerl. Greenmeyer Cape Haytien Sep
tember % Port de Paix % Gonaives 20 Port au-tne
~. Jeremie October L. Aux Caves = Jacmel 4. Black
River Kingston s mdse and cabin passenger
steamer Kenneth tBr,. Torney Havana October and
chester & Co Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Concho Evans. Galveston October and key
West IL. with mdse and passengers 70 Mallory co
steamer Bluehelds Hastings, Baltimore with mdse 20
Fl q Foster
steamer jamestown TapIey Newport News and Nor
Steamer Buckman. Nader. Fort Maria and Orange Ray
October Q. - Margarets Bay Hope Ray and Port An
tonic TO- With fruit the United Fruit Co Arrived at
the Bar at .
Steamers ST Paul Southampton. Teutontc (Rr Liver
pool; Menominee tBrl Lon lon Californian. san Fran
cisco. Athalie tNorl sydney tBrl.
Royal via Norfolk AIessandro (Itsn, Norfolk
tBrI. Bristol; Bellaggio tierl Janeiro
Charlois Dutch. Rotterdam: Norfolk and
port News FL Da. New Orleans; Sabine Key West and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
Che Curt


san Francisco. Oct 1.-THE oflciaI eOsn5 sl,7,--s.
.a,,ons FOR mining stocks to-day were as rolo"'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

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