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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

Ernest Oldisad 6sds n,snber Of front
teeth knocked out Monday by horse
be was riding throwing up it, head and
hitting him in the face.
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wiggs-How did thss remedy for
sea sickness tsrn out3
Agys-Every blessed thing had In
me.-Hsrlem Life.
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WIN Kohisr, manager Of the Coltharp
etors at Rangeiy. visited the seat Of
county goveruneut In ths early bart Of
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HOLIDAY GOODS

Al H. Z. Holioways Undertaking
Parlors.
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Mrs. ssltmarsh is home again.

About six inches OF snow fell during
past two days.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

Wilson Bros. obtained sses for their
s76.lb feeders.
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a Perfect Hash.
Patienee-Dossn't that rosa match
her hair perfectly7
PARISHES; you know it's an afti.
Aeial rose.-Yonkers statssman.
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Nfs. Stilor Nuthin-Ny dear. what
10 your idea OF . happy mani
Mr.. Nuthin-He's . fellow who can
make more money than his wife can
spend.-Chica4o Chronicles.
speeehiess with wrath.
Tho deas-mutes guarded. Bitter words
From Tying fingers few.
For Satan finds some mischte9 - -.
For busy hands TO do -
-Chioage Tribune.
HIS LAak.
"Usually," said the Cheerful idiot,
breaking into the convsSsstion, "the
man that IL . good Liver hasn't."-IA.
diauapolis Press.
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q . 70
All communications should ~ addr''see 70
THE aEEkEk HERALD.
=---------:- - ----==----E
Mrs. Ssltmarsh Is homo again.
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past two days. I,
st
Wilson Bros. obtained $se5 for their
s76-lo feeders.
Charley Carney reports work Ia the
oil field progressing fayorsbly.
-
. = troop ,, nc. .or osii. last MONDAY
" -
n Ryan va. IN f,om p,c..,c. mi.
week to- nv Mn. RYAN ana MI E,iith
. v,.it = =
$50
J. J. Donneiiy and wife, from West
Virginia. registered at the Meeker hotel
Monday.
n, .~....,
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like In fore part OF week and wtntery
rho, \. ,.r.a ,c,,,,, !. r.... ~.
,.,.,v rula n.v,,n 80 - w. s -.
,.~.,cr !, o,,t,,n. ~ ss.,'. $780,, ~ ~ -.
's'' - s.'sss 10 Ss ~" S.''"e'''
r~..s s,,..,,. ~.
1890. Sh.aa.., a. t.A
-s-...,. n ~ :. = 49, " ~ 49,, .ess's
-ssss s - - - AA 1851
$50
win Kohler, manager Of the Coltharp
stors Il Ransely. visited the seat Of
county government In tn early bart Of
N, \ - :. VI &
Emest Oldiaad hsda nunber Of front
teeth Knocked out Monday bv horse
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

Transact General Banking Business.
Int 'rest allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern Cities and EUROPE.
Correspondents, Western Natl Bank, New
York; o. 8. National Bank, Omaha; First Ma
tonal Bank. Denver: First National Bank,
Rawlius, wyo.: First National Bank, Glen
wood SPRINGS: and In MI principal cities Of
Europe.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
BEAR SENTIMENT in GRAIN.
WHEAT OPENED STEADY,
But DROPPED QUICKLY,
Corn Opened Firm on Steady Cables.
Small Trade in Oats and PtoVi-
sions Were Dali,

Chicago February t.-Grains wcro threat
cned with losses all around today as re-.
suit OF growing boarish sentiment irices
dipped for time, hut there WAS Il quick
change In sentiment following the south
western markets and small gains were
made. MAY wheat closed u up' corn "
higher. and May oats shade higher. FRO
visions closed a shade TO Nv lower
Wheat began tho day steady but dropped
quickly. Gables were steady, but Aus.
tyaliun shipments were excessive, l,0t2,VON
bushels. compared With only 2i2,OcO bush
els for the corresponding week last year.
There were numerous selling orders early,
though the general trade was light Ia vol
ume. The Increase of iG per bushel In
ocean frclghts ou grain helped the foreign
markets, but hurt prices here Inspiration
for bull turn In tho market seemed TO lac
lacking In any OF the news at hand May
opened shade higher TO shade lower at
as to tt@ aud sold on To ''~"'''s;,, y,
this price offerings became scatce, thete
was revival of buluNa sentiment 10 the
southwestern markets. aud shorts ueson GOV
crlnp literally. ui late bears nave hecn
hedging 30 some degree Iul seem Co. nrettr
covering at small breaks rather than Ia
continue further shorts, lneic was ava lln
proyemout reported lu the cash situation
the scHbOurd and foreign demand was PICK
ing mp AND sellers turned huNcrr NAV it
acted quickly aud later auctuatrd narrowly
HIGHER Hrm 40 isis. Local receipts wore
tWVnty. three cars four OK contract grade
Minneapolis and Duluth received 700 cars
wnklpE total for The three po'uts or H-'
cars agH'ust tl& var, last ycur 4Hst wear
This was "a holiday Urinary reco'pt~ were
100000 bushels 0Nghtlla t.raI'RIrS Nv
Vhcut aud nour cpuallri 322opO bushels.
Cora opened hrm ou ste0dr c1hlys which
reelected nothing OF tHr Wr3hhtge on lUt'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

more were sbippcd last week than were re.
crlved May spN lrOW a low point OF
O2l~tlGgt, to a Arm close " up nc o@'S' Ne
cCtpts seventy -thrvr cars
There WAS very small trade IN oats,
trade prices NuCtuuUng within hlli q cent
raugc Interest m the nit seemed Wamns'
though there was pn inchnatiou 20 get INC
rally. This selling early deprcs6ed pFlFrS'
hut later this pit followed other gra,us
Nav closed steady shade HIGHER mt @l'A&
4Ili Receipts were 0fty-tWo ears.
Provisions were dull save Tor some ial
husincss tu pork Tho hog market was
stcody Pork settling dcnrceSel ,nHnc,
slightly, hut reviyinr gmiu strength hclped
down az l575i5; May lard q, shade lowe!
at o.8Hea9 80; May ribs 2'a down at
FStimntti receipts Mcuday wheat q
cars; corn Co ears; oats - cars ho&a -"
cash ouotntious were as follows,
Flour Stp0dvs winter patents y ShtA w
etrnights iou3 SO; clcurs nNN3 ~ snrmr
spcclols a %n sprng patents "@H1Nl
wheat 30 4 75G. No. rcd sagS5
Oats No. 2 A6M0i7&; No. . white Ai's
ryc- No q CT.
harley Falr to cho,cc mating Ciaoi
Flax seed No l Ill No I Northwest
Tmothy seed -prlmc CTS
Mess uorE Prr h1rrr ~ SNif1N 90.
IArd-prr 1oo pounds N3WnHH'a.
short rlNs sides Loose "ufS 81
Dry sglicd shoulders Boxed Tl17N.
short cicar sllrs. EoNcd GDNS 20
Whisky Rasis Of high wines l3l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
SUIT AGAINST NORTHERN
SECURITIES STILL BEING FELT.
The Speculative Movement in Stocks
Was Limited Almost Wholly
to Special Points.

New York, February THE strength Of
handful OF spcclalues from individual
causes In the stock market today were not
sufficient to onset the doubtful state OF
mind in which spectators find themselves
regarding the suit against the Northern
Securities company, in which decision
by the supreme court may be given on
Monday The declaration Of the hrst quar-
tcrly dividend OF / per cent on the stock
Of the Northern Securities company and
the mailing Of checks TO stockholders last
night without announcement were taken as
suggestive Of desire to foros,aH possible
legal opposition to such action and In.
creased the disposition OF the public to
await the judicial decision regarding the
status Of the capital The enormous loan
expansion by the banks was another dis.
quietInc factor Increase in loans Of near
iy 100000 in a single week has oc-
CURED ony q few times In the history OF
the New York clearing house and not at
,u ,,,st5, ,t, ,.,t., ,,-. .-i.. ,,,,,
''"'''"'' p''pA''l'nS were maS'ns LOT
thc great deals which afterward electrified
mo financial world. For the week ending
February last wear the loans Of the
New York clearing house hanks were ex.
uaudci $a' iicc Coo which was the )arc st
single weeks expansion IN their history.
YHf rF pra1itu
country. over since tbat time. and the small
rron7rtionato increase I'm cash reserve Tor
Tho some rorj.d pakcs what was hull
jrp,.nea ,p stscls last wear cause Of
,,. 49,, -.
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RECORD IN LOANS BROKEN.

The liking Of the legal status Of the North
ern Securities company hy judicial con,
structiOn seems to be the most important
OF these problems ia the estimation OF the
street. Efforts We're made by procession.
ais with the character Of the arguments
offered to the supreme court against thr
petition for hearing OF suit against the
company, hut there was no important ne
sponse to this Invitation.
There has been very active speculation
In Aualgdmatcd Copper at advancing
prices during the week, based upon the
developments tn the trade In ar urgent
demand for raw copper, both In his Coun.
try and In Europe Tho financial revival
tn Germany seems to have had an i'm
portant influence ON this movement owing
tn the large number Of electrical under.
tNkrgs which were uudCr way "a that
country when u WAS overcome with hnau-
cial paralysis and which SC Is hoped viii
ndencc The renewed demand for copper
mas an important bearing unon the Indus.
trial situation nj large, hut its Immediate
Significance TO the Amalgamatcd copper
company has been much obscuued, perhaps
deSigpodlN. by many conflicting claims II
II pcrSlStently asserted that that company
has not only sold ont 10, surplus stocks
" metal at the low level, hut has entered
into extensive future contracts nc the same
level, This contention has no prevented
the sharp advance in Amalcnlnatod Con.
per shares and the active demand for raw
copper has given no Indication Of a market
over sold for future delivery. The collapse
IN the COPPER market anu IN Amalgamatcd
COPPER was an lmnolianl FACTOR or depFes-
sion IN the, STOCK mar,Eet but me rec9y-
sly mas hNu nut y ltSue cuc'l upon STOCKS.
Inc pioposnis lookhg toward peace lH
South Africa must DC regarded as promiN.
ing Hn event OF Wp''n WIG lupor'ahtS 10
the hn9ncial world. ! mas met WIN a
proporI'onnte response IN we SOCK mar
kFts OF Europe nuI hHS neon quite hcI
ieotuai IN aWakenlhE SPECIFICATION mere, ~
u mas heen WIN WNcr luhuenocs Wnlch
| mlsht oe regarded oA lmpoiSAhI NE
statement OF ten monlGs opelaQohs nE
nc United states Si.el coIporauon anu
! tue balance sheet OF t1e company or No
Yonloer " nave c0uscl lhic,eSied 'oNm'h,
10 hnanciai circles WheIC mere rs general
2Nrnt 10 me Opium Vl we t'l"'"oN ,rgh-
Wtlon lndlcatel ho1,n TOT lNe Nol' aho lot
inc corporation inc otoN AN OF llt cor
pota ION however, RnNc Wv'el hNIeN q
POINT during the week Ut1'Hloe 10 re-
move the war t2Nys rs Wc'9Wru as =
measure or rynet FROM lnr cram pNel
the opeu market money SNnnAoS caused
ny me taking up OF th' SNTIN, revenue
which has been 2 CONTINUING anu lWP'A
ing problem me money W4INCi h4s
grown easy ara Amos plcthotic lNe FAlg
tor c0Il loans uroNnlnE 20 PC. t'ui ndl
tho rate Tor time loans fect9lNE To ee.oN
4 per cent.
Railroad gross earnings 'or tAe thf1
week I'm january report hIgH'N r,o'rcron'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
COLONEL DEAN MAKES
SOME EXPLANATIONS,
Tho Receipts Of Cattle Of All Kinds
Were small-St, Louis Reported
Receipts OF 800 Texans.

49, 80. "a,
Explaining the governments lnte modl
frotInns an quarantine. Thursdays Droycrs
"a, t,, -, Lrae,s gft, s,vs.
ir,'E'"u' o' 1 ,,,..,,,' -. ,,.,,o,,o-
twists In rppard TO ;hc order recently issued
80. 4,,,a,.,,,,,, ~ ocrt,uit,,rc md Pc.
ny 'ne u'p''''"'" ~
ceiyrd here yesterday making CORFU" u'"'''
nc,ilops Of the cattle quarantine line gud
,,,.,,1,,, srs,.t,l. opor,utIr. over certain
'"" .t""h ,,..,.s .,.,i, ma,
located. Smoking of tine now order, known
oraor A., ga t.bf.n IA affective
-, ,,,.',. nam 1.-Two st,og
february J, Colohei Ai''i' b'"u' "'' a'''H
agent In charge at Kansas CiN Cor the
,,r,.,, If ,ri,,,l iodratr, whose urlsdic-
bureau ol amman l"uu.'''' |"'', s,.,, ,
ton eNtehus over VAC t"'"r ''"''"'''
country, said today:
o1rho oniv r.ro,aoopt change I'm the quar-.
~ - ,,,,.,.. to,,ito,., T., IN
mi me line IN Nahsna NY tellt'olE iN, w
oEl3a"uai where AtIlp on lrItll"lN TYRE
between the pres'tl Nt,'W"''Iig ~ trmot 4.
right or WAY 9t On, SANTA 'a a,,, NV, a.
lglt "ut o., te quarantine n'Sli'c' u"N """'
'ltAh toIl' ,u''a -..,,., 80 1,o,,s ,o,,r
b"luS TO tm presence on lehgs 'yN .,t
l' ~ IN p huu1neI "l ~" 'Uuat ''a 80
outside the iuNt9n"he !lht' II We teT''.
Wended by the department aud agreed 70
10y tht ItN2s state 3ntlgrliies Lpdi a l,hl.
roralN qWtnhHgr sh'ult ne l''Hu ,.lo uPnu
ipeSt cglht"s iN' tl'I'hCht pu7t"ttt',i N
ling IN I'NNs nas no, O,tn ,u,"Svu, ~,
mains WHO'RE II mas hegp hertlo'o'e' oul
special quarantine Miao3 inN pc ltrul-
mated Ht any iime Wy agreement prtWcru
the department OF aglgutnfr ana lhe "G.ta
udthmiileS, mas cen placei upon these GER
in!u teAt@ counties ana upon 'ro'' county,
Oklahoma TERRITORY Inc IcN17 c'u9tn'
now outside, on ahoNt me quarantine .tue;
81 men Niil le Htlct l'hIutt} T. 'uo bAll
/ such 'nr as ne temporary HgnIuniih' rs
/ rtleed, within thc Quarantine dlsillci arc
! Childros& Gothic HuG,nan, Foard. WI
larger, ming, NnoN, llaNAell SlmeMWL
| Jou.H, tlSheG Sguil' 'lf4df HnrieA' low
I nrd, MITCHELL Elasse"'k StrUuR, West
/ Tom Crr"n lrion upton ahd Crane. 4
special quatUutWe Is hlso plarcl ON the
| count ies or IhfnrEmotlon 'n4 HaNl"r,
| which there have been number Of clean
/ hcit,s...,-, ,.,...,... ~, ,t,. ,.,...,..,,.
l'uliHE wy 'l.e t., tplE ti
4 Nu"l ~ ny ~" ~ t,.t, ~ ,' w.
count YES =" p"hl""t, lp' , in.tl 9'ill. hn.p
/ melt tA'tP "n leltIl i.ai,it. io'i, b., ~
| none 'ah hr moved 7" 9auel l,a,t9 al ~
/ nnuNf ilr we Wv ~ ~, W. y y.
/ lt1lectl"n. ~ ''h het w u,o',u mo IN.
I tnsHf '"1su.s i.nm no'Dn iue ,qNNt'"NH'
/ uVc 'A'tEl ~ INV l1Nps. I'LL ,,. .
Slnce tnG ,lAs la ~ 5sesns 1t"yt'N Sd
! E'hfl Skp WHh strf KY oi HsIt'AltHtt we
: ltutial GWHIuh!hs liH. nus t"llpMru ~ Hi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
0TTONVALUES MOVEUPWARD

Improvement prevailed for the greater mart
Vi the rest OF the session, and was further
advanced at the beginning OF the fnal hour
When best prices were recorded. Fluctua.
lions were afterward confined to n polpt
limit aud the high mark extended IN ~
wlud-up. In the net result August cnrh,d
up IL points, October .. and tho otber
deliveries went points higher. sales NJ
the four American exchanges Amounted IN
4+o2 bales. spot quotations were marked
up l'loc at Galveston. and did not alter
elsewhere
Inc movement tended 10 the side OF re-
duetIon Receipts at all ports for the dav
amounted to 1874 bales. compared vita
ISIS for the same day of last week and
23's2l for the corresponding day of last
year. Thus far In the season they haye
been 5,102,S2 bales, compared with 3.
2bi,t20 for the corresponding time Of last
season. Exports for tue day were 35.66a
ha.es, compared with S5SSo for the same
day of last week, and 1906 for the cor.
responding day of last year. Stock at
United states ports for the day was SIS. vi
bales, compared with gos, 400 for the same
day Of last week, and o92 So6 for the cor.
responding day Of last year
Following has been the weeks move.
meht at thirtyne Of the principal in
terror towns, with comparisons.
This Last List
Week.. Wick. ACIr.
Receipts .....,.,. 123.uuu 14N.>-a l2s43A
shipments .....l2o.NgS lJa.l21 la4.Nlt
stock ........... baJui9 G5l u61 I1-ao5
Interior stocks have decreased 1895 bales
In the seven DAYS, while those at ports
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

New Orleans February 1-rork stand
ard mess 1850. lard Refined tirrcv 51.
pure Inrd 10 Resell meats, Dry s3t
.hou'Hers "a. sides %. BHcon ga. Hams
n'.U19H CoNoc- RIO O.. W5s Rice
Screenings 2e,13ie; hea1 aAtJi' fancy
hnnu 1isrG Flour 2o0H2H1 pHtrnts go
Cl3O Corn meal 92j. Erm lu1alua.
Hay 10 1oNt6Oo; choice l1"oWSh Corn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
GALVESTON.
NElY ORLEANs.


New Ouc1us, February ] The New or.
leans Live StJCE Exchange reports: There
"a am active demand for fai beef cattle
lsttprs rud cOwsl and urlCes are strong.
small calves arc Fcllur frecly ana vearllnBs
gro IN fIir supply. lat hogs nud sheep
are 90 light supply and retailing ut good
figures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

u's y.,t 2 to 7 points higher.
NJ o,l,ans, 2 to 70 points higher.
'a.rpooL lied lower
s,s,ston i-t6c higher
4 ts.wAsre, unchanged
,.-a,r,s cotton market was dun In
~ strong In purpose. Tho adj
4 ~ M new month offered a change Of
4 ,be statistical body that had Its
,sronrbout the length and breadth
4 n n ,s,ellectual forum. These sug'
y, had their origin In the heavily re-
~, stocks and arrivals for the
"A an estimated TINT did not measure
nm TO the banner years volume.
~, the January flood Of raw ma
I, y might not have been expected
4 a, trade would again rally to the
!, ..on flag on the first distinctive
/, the average operator paused
A ,s,et and at the same time to invite
4 ~, o. February to take part In his
4 -.s,pby. Thus It was that in a coma
IN, values slowly wound their way
IA and the curious might have pleas
(, ,nployed their time by calculating
a u,rlt might have been attained had
,,-,,areuess been a Characteristic and
4 ,ours not confined to a half days
W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

Louis. aud Nashville united Is ........loiH
Mexican Central 4s .......,..-,,,.-... ga
Mexican Central 1st Inc. .,......,-- BIOS
MINI and St Louis As .,,,-......,.lbii
Missouri Kansas and Icyas Is ...... Hs's
Missouri Kansas ana Texas DDS. 81
New York Central lists ODD ,....... 1854
New York Central general 3l9s .....t. luei2
New Jersey Central general IN ...,,.i ~
Northern Pacific - ..+.-............,l Ls
Northern Pacific lex intl ..,..,...... 74fs
Norfolk and Western coDsol IS ....,.-l 021
Reading general As ......t...,...... .. z
ST. Louis and J 81 consOl aq..,...,.,llN
$. H. and san Fraueisno 4 did ....., tflr
ST Louis Southwestern lsts.,....... Hs's
ST. Louis Southwestern DDS ........., f9.4
San Antonio and Aransas Fass a. 90. NiNi
Southern p1cihc As .........+-..... NlHt
Southern RniwHY 80 ,..........,....l.0
Texns and Pacific lists ,....... ,lgf9
Toledo. ST l.. and Western A. ....,. slk
Union Pacific As ..-......,,....,....- 100
Union Pacific conv. IS ..,.,.....,... lol%
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. lid
Wabash DDS did ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures ts's
West Shore IS ..,.,..-.,.......,..... ll2As
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is .......... n3iA
Wisconsin Central - .--.--..s.s...-t. So
Continental Tobaeoo - teI iatl .--... sSA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
y TTT1 , SWIM ,
New York Futures.
Liverpool Futures,

February a .Cb june July ...4 2ns
isrb'Ni"r "A .gI-25s Juiy-Aug ...,4 2bp
Nt,r.iTril 4 25-gGs Auc-Scpt ...,4 ~
Ami. NAY. a 21-26h Sert-Oct -..''4'loo
MaV-June =. ~ ,,,,,,. vorra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
|anlAdE IN RECEIPTS
''' sSD SMALLER ESTIMATES.
r.h,uary Movement a Contrast
~ ~, ;, Close OF January and
rendered New Strength.
,ur CLOSE /:

\ rsE CLOSE ia ,o,v,,.
N',s VII. 2 to 7 points higher.
NJ o,l.sns, 2 to 10 points higher.
EoTs; ,.
a.st.ton, i-i0o hIohsF'
r,,whsre, unchanged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Interior stocks have decreased 1895 bales
In the seven DAYS, while those at ports
have lrssaued 348s6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-17
eRISlOL.

C. Oliver Iselin arrived here Saturday
forenoon on the l0:30 train from Provi-
aence. He was received at the Bristol
depot by Designer Herreshoff and driven
TO the works Of the Herreshoffs,, where
he was closeted several hours with the
Arm. IL x.was .he first visit OF MT
Iselln to Bristol and his nrst meeting
with Designer Herresnoff
Mr. Iselin's arrival In Bristoi created
ouite n stir at the Herreshoff shops as
his previous manage -lent with the cup
defenders vigilant. iriender and Colum-
bia. had created a feeling of assured sue
cess as regards the coming event.
At a meeting of the Standard Bearers,
a missionary society connected with the
state Street NJ. Il. church, the following
officers were elected! PRESIDENT. MIS-
George f.. Bernard vice president, Mrs
Philip H. harrington; secretary. Miss
Sadie Bosworth: treasurer. Miss Bessie
Carey The meeting was held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. George T.. Bernard on Hope
street.
A gun club Is being formed here and
quite a number have already signed the
roll. and Il is intended TO purchase a
site between Bristol and Warren on the
shores or the bay near station where
they can erect club house.
Saturday afternoon two Rugby teams
composed of young men one OF Bristol
and the other OF Warren. played foot
ball game on the common here. resulting
I'm a victory for the Bristol team by
score OF l6 to 0.
Charles Schlooser. we'll known hunter.
made n remarkable shot while out gun
ming OF Saturday. lie had hardly
reached the woods when his Beagle hounds
started Bunnie and the bowling OF the
dogs gave notice that they were driving
him fast. and as they came around the
circuit ne fred. killing two instead OF one.
the second one not being seen. an event