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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
IN the HOUSE.

The session Of the lower branch of The
General Assembly lasted scarcely ten
minutes today, Speaker Arlington pre-
siding
The records of yesterdays session ~
read 10y clerk Mowry were approved and
there was not u single measure reported
from any Of the committees.
Mt Rich Of last Providence introduc-
ed am amendment to the original act levy
ing tax assessments in The town of East
Providence. referred to the Judiciary
COMMITTEES
Mr Archamhauit Of WOOnsocket intro
duced two petitions FOR constitutional
amendment Initiative and referendum
One was from tho Woonsocket Loom Pix
ers union, The other from the Journe, men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
A FUR COAT.

A jury in Judge Wilbur's court today
heard testimony In the suit of Theresa
Melochill against The Shepard Company.
The plaintiff sues TO recover for a fur
coat valued at SIS that was sent To de-
PENDANTS store with a muff and hat TO he
put where moths would not cause the art-
icles To deteriorate i'm value.
The articles were sent not by the plain
tin directly. but by the woman with
whom the plaintiff boarded. The mum and
hat were returned and defendant says she
never received the coat
Page q Cushing are attorneys for
plaintiff and &. NJ. Lee and j. A Price
attorneys for defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
AMERICAN OIL COMPANY

Francis Crowsll, OF North Providence and
George X. Babbitt. OF Cranston. were
incorporated today through the secretary
OF states office az the American oil
company.
They are TO deal I'm lubricating oils and
grcases. capitalized az 500 ooO and have
headquarters in Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
HAD $4,000.
Harry Levy Arrested at New
York on Forgery Charge.

New York, Feb. Harry Levy. also
known as Red Levey and Harry Lewis
the Plunger, arrested here yesterday
at the redust of the police department
of Baltimore for alleged forgery, was In
Centre Street Police court today and was
remanded until Sunday.
lie had sii .0oO on him when arrested. lie
said that he won 100000 on the horses
in California, but his luck turned and he
lost $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
THE LOCKOUT.
Situation at 0InsyVlIIs Remains
Practically Without Change.

The merchants I'm Oineyville square and
vicinity have to feel the effects Of the
lockout OF the wooden trusts employees,
which is not pleasant indication.
1T is reported that the mill gates will
be opened Monday TO allow the help to
return. IL the operatives do not go 10
work, II is claimed, the plants will be
again closed and will remain so until
April, at least.
II is an assured fact that the weavers
will not go back and run two looms, and
unless they do the mills cannot be op-
Grated TO advantage.
That the mills will open on Monday.
no one can state definitely. but as the Ma
tionsl-Providenoe mill sent for it's carpen-
ters and machinists this morning. many
believe the management intends TO open
the gates.
il is claimed the wooden company has
a corner on yarn and that this Is the
reason the Earnsclffe and other inde-
pendent mills have not been running
double time during the entire winter.
II Is intimated. however. that the wool
en- trust must do something soon. for. sc-
cordine 10 reports IL is not In financial
condition to maintain a corner on yarn
for any length Of time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
Dogs AND CATS
Being Slaughtered by Whole
sale in Plymouth Township.

Nilkesbarrc. Pa. Feb. At o'clock
this morning the butchery OF every dog
aud eat found loose on the s,r'ets OF Ply
mouth township commenced
They are being killed because 70 ls be-
leved they are responsible for the
spread OF smallpox Of which there are
several cases m tho township
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
$4,000 FIRE Ar CHICAGO

ClncaEo. Feb Fire todsy did dam
agc 90 the amount - sso co To the five-
story building and contents ~ iN Michi-
gau avenue.
Tho building Was used ss storehouss
by cage Brothers. millinery dealers. aud
the Ccnttal Union Telephone supply COM
pany Tho greatest damage was sus.
tained b1 the former.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
SCHOONER snulcorr SAFE

Fall River Mass. Feb. 7.-The four
masted schooner Endicott fears FOR the
safety OF which had been entertained
since the recent storm. arrived IN port
today Ina tow from Newport
The Endicott iAt Norfolk about two
weeks sso Tor Fail River and reamined
AT anchor several days IN Hampton Roads
TO avoid the gale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
ENTERTAINED AT MlNSIoN HOUSE

London. Feb Charles NJ Schwab.
president ~ ths United states steel cor
portaion and Mrs Schwab were enter
t.ined at y private luncheon today a. the
Mansion House hy the lord mayor. sir
Joseph a. Dimsdsle
The party Included sir Thomas Upton
Ars hibsld W Maconochie. NJ shers
Bell and Colonel Munsker. chairman OF
the Nickel corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
DECREE ENTERED.

A decree was entered today In the case
of Jason 4. Blackman ". Job y sharp
by the appellate division of the supreme
court confirming the masters report or
the sale OF the land named en- complain
ants bill and ordering distribution of pro-
Cecds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
LEG INJURED.

Thomas Nestor who resides uu waldo
street. employed by the Providence ice
company - MashapauE pond fell on an
Ice Dike this morning, severely injuriug
his les lie Sss ssnt home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07

Bakers and Confectioners' International
union Both were referred To the commit
tee on special legislation.
The calendar was then taken up and a
resolution was adopted restoring Henry
l.. Sweeney 70 his civil rights.
AFTER TRUST vloLAToRs.
The second measure on the calendar
was substitute A. in amendment 10 sec
ton l6 chapter 20 of the General Laws
''Of Offences Against Private Property.
Judge Johnson of Foster chairman OF
the judiciary committee that recommend
ed the act, explained its purport Hither-
TO administrators, trustees. guardians or
custodians who violated their trust by
concealing property or .embezzling funds
I'm their possession were only amenable
TO civil process.
Under this act however, criminal ac-
ton can be Instituted and he prosecuted
for larceny.
The act passed without opposition and
at l1l5 o'clock ths house, upon motion
OF Mt Ogden Of North Providence, ad-
journed
CALENDAR FOR TUESDAY.
The following is the calendar for Tues
day:
An act authorizing w. h. w. Hallett
TO adopt Maude Msybelle Parker; COM
age. Printing OF this bin suspended.
An act In amendment OF chapter 1875
OF the General Laws; committee on judi
ciary recommends passage.
Resolution 60 pay bill OF George :. Ben
nett for services as officer OF the district
court OF the Fourth judicial district. so;
Joint committee on accounts and claims
recommends passage. Printing suspend
ed.
Resolution to pay bin OF VIM. r. Northup
for services as janitor OF the Kentish
Artillery, $l00, joint committee on ac-
counts and claims recommends passage.
Printing suspended.
Resolution 10 pay bill OF A. G. Landers
A. Sons OF Newport, X. L.. S269; joint COM
mittee on accounts and claims recon-
mends indefinite postponement Print
ing suspended.
Resolution TO pay bill OF George y
Bennett FOR services OF Kent county
house, $500 Joint committee on accounts
and claims recommends passage; print
ing suspended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
VETERAN ARTIST DEAD

London. Feb 7.--Thomss sidney Cooper.
the painter who has exhibited at the
Royal academy for 67 consecutive years.
thus constltuting 2 rscord) died this
morning al his Residence. Vernon Holnao.
Msrbledown. the spot near Canterbury
Immortslized by Chsucer Mr. Cooper,
who was The oldest scsdenician. had been
Dl fns some time. lie was born In isoS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
BOILING TAR.

The alarm from box i5 az 2.2o this ar.
tornoOn, was for IRE caused bv fne
corner OF North A.alp stree and Doyle
a~~~ea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
BRUTAL MURDER.
Kay Kills Wife With FIatiron
and Attempts Suicide.

Topeka Kan. Feb. Because she was
about TO secure divorce from him. John
Kay, employed ~ a nour mill, beat his
wife 20 death with fat iron and then
attempted 70 hang himself from bridge
near hts home. fiw1f
lie WAS cut Gown before ne was ex-
tinct and revived. er
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
RAILROADS.
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES

sEx-dlvidenc.
xBld in for stock on which no dividend
I'm LIQUIDATION has n>~n paid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07

- ~ ~ his a-nstoeis O box % vAs r~,,s,,
NA Laxative Brcmo-0uinue rsss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
Senate Takes Up Measure but
Recommends II to Committee.
Resolutions Proposing Amendments TO
the State Constitution Referred to
Committee on Special Legislation


OF
o he
presiding OF
ferred e the ecomml tee o n
10 the
= =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
I'NLI'cKY sEcrIoN THIRrEEN

Section is-for that numeral o. proverb
fsllv unfortunate aroused opposition 90 =
s'ro poin.. and some Of the senators went
20 far as 70 ssseri that they thought the
bfU 0f1r 7 amount 10 WUcI ANYWAY. nor
would n ever. n passed or ~ any time
Section -. which provoked another half
oour discussion and proved the Gibraltar
upon which the barber bill advocates
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
By Telegraph.

SPECIALS.
Rect The DIX Fowler LETT at So laIs m6raias
for Cairo, The John ; hopkiEs. Irom Eyang-
noon. The H.. W. BuTtora. sroGa Nssav.ils+ az
nyed last night. and VIII leave on reJurn TIP
to-niEht from BTOokport. and leave for the Ten
nessee River late to-m2rroS evening.
Seau L mitnigat: Cit, o. shefneld. ! a m
s2i S5ey Esg.e. Z Ssniss': J. N kieSm99
clear and sultry. Gauge Is,s feet. and fsIias.
Plt!seurE Pa: July S-Rivss SIS feet. sta
wheeling. W. Va. July G-Riv~r II feet. fall
Sincinnati. o. JUiy G-River rs feet. rising.
canal 10 Feet / lnch: on falls. : feet ) inches:
below locks. - feet 8 incsss. Clear and hot.
using cssr and warmer. "e Ae
Memphis. Tenn. July S-The river here stands
last q hours. The Memphis and vicEasGTs
PsskS, Company: isrsash Captain L p Cum
tain Thomas u. Sims Of ST Louis. Tine Dewey
ssgaJ Tfh earl. ear sn MS *. m21l.s .OF s. LGg,s; s " Ss
private. TIE GeorEts Lee dspSTtsd At s :. n. soS
Cairo with a fair trip ne city Of Idaho dspart-
ed al 4 D n. for Fulton The Lucille Rowland
soSddF; sTip. al The sG m iGS H fss1ss to-R ReSfG T svsn a
inE for Cincinnati.
BlrIlngton. Ia, July she river I. 9 feet J
since last report Rain and cooler Boats IN
ron Davenport; vivisn. doEn-
Grand Tower. IL: July SLcsPs Girsrseea
at 10 and departed for 81. Louis az II a. m The
gauge reads o-s feet, and falling Weather
clear and warm
yleksburE. Miss. July G-GauEe ri: rising
The Imperial was 20 pass NJ tonight. The FIX
cleared Cor Davis Bead The Hanstt cleared for
Yazoo River.
Cairo. III. July s-The river fell 1 foot during
the last 20 hours. the gauge reads sos feet The
weather Is very hot and Eultgy- Arrivals and de-
partureS OF steamboats, today are very meaSer.
The lightest port list for a number o. years The
Dick Fowler with a good TRIP. including so ackS
OF wheat Cor the Halliday Elevator. arrived at
40 . m. and returned at 40 ,. m 20 Padrcah-
The 7 II Davis dsparted south last night The
Peters Lee Is due from Memphis.
St Paul. MINI. July G-SteameT Quincy ar
rived at 8 AMI left at s ?. m she brought In r5
passengers and took out a large return trip
Care Girardsau. No. Jolly S-Weather fair and
hot River falling The Cape 0iraTdeau down At
noon: she Is due up.
Warsaw. IN. July G-Gauge reads feet. q
rise OF : IN last "a hours. Clear and hot Flying
Eagle up ard down with Quincy Gun Club en-
cursion Silver Crescent In and out
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

George Butler Of Memphis. Tenn. is an
Herbert Spooner OF Fort Worth. Tex,
came TO Horns yesterday
H II. Graves. n merchant OF Wichita.
has-. is at the Moser.
A. Z. LIntzel. a Little Rock merchant.
at the Moser yesterday.
%. Pollak OF Yokohama. Japan- 4 n for
eign arrival at the st. Nicholas.
j kntz Zot Saltwater. Ok. Is in the
city. registered at the ST. Nicholas.
W H Of Pittsburg. Kas. reg
istered at the St Nicholas.
George W. lines Of Lexington. Ky.
reached the St James yesterday.
W. G. Cowen OF Denver Is staying ut
the ST. James.
M a Gladtins OF Indianapolis has an
apartment at the Southern.
D A hendel OF Kansas City il ar ,ha
Southern for a few days.
E G. Swartz Of GreeuviIIe, Tex, Is a
guest at the Southern.
j E Defebaush Is one OF the C~hicagoans
C W. Peavey of Oklahoma City is at
i II. Herring OF Seymour is one Of the
Texans at the Laclede.
E. F. Sumner. manager Of the Crescent
Laclede yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. warinE Of Patucah.
Ky, are at the Imperial.
b +: Hazelton OF Frankfort. Ind, Is an
Imperial visitor.
III. II. Foster OF Malvern. Ark. has
apartments at the Planters.
-Eugen Henderson OF Fort smith. Ark,
Is a guest at the Planters.
n and Mrs Paul ThIenan Of Kansas
City have apartments at the Planters.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Weather.
Arrived.
Departed.
pepnrturea To-pay.
River and Business.

The funeral OF Captain r. C Stevens who
teTiay sfteTnoon by rivsrm@n' he paIIbeaTers
weT- Plots II. L Kelly. Charles II sloan. N.
Gari S ! Jn. E GUioasl i Huaier Sen jenkins. cap!
t3iR p ;. Drown and Captain George Belt were
The Columbia departed yesterday Afternoon
FOR Chester and 81. Mays with gcod patronage
she will land hereafter.
me Dubuque departed YESTERDAY afternoon
Louis tourists. who vii make the round MP
Paul Lamont. second clerk Of the Columbia.
HIS place was taken by frank RILEY.
The Bald Eagle arrived yesterday morning
the return trip.
+ Grey EaEle arrived yesterday afternoon
a large number Of passengers. She viii depart
this afternoon cn the return
EL .GEE sidpsy sIEiyed yssseEeay morni9E ron
patronage for burlington
Pilot W II. Robbins and Mrs.. Robbins were
Afternoon.
The chester departed for Cape Gir.rdeau WITH
good freisht and large passenger list
The CITY % Memphis arrived from the Ten
isaes tses q iambeT!. 20 sass Of sh Se5 ElGGsnf b N
sides a heavy mixed cargo. She vil 80 out on
The City Of ST. Louis returned from the ways
yesterday she will 20 out in the wheat trade
The Kennedy departed for the Missouri River
yesterday afternoon with a large mixed freight
The Rees Lee departed yesterday afternoon
for Memphis with good patronage. taking out
more than % passengsrs- she arrived In the
The Belle OF Calhoun departed for a short run
on the lower RIVER YESTERDAY for wheat Sas
Calhoun County landings.
Among the passengers on the Columbia yes
Bates. contractors. who are on their way 10
The city O, Sheffield will arrive this morn
In the Afternoon
-The Dolphin departed with a tow OF sarEes
~ mae , 4NAlk yesterday
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
WHISPERED SECRET TO FEW.
Bride Now Wonders How Elope-
ment Became Known.

Frank z Sutermeier Of No. $50 Blaine
avenue and Penelope B. Kelly OF No. z1
Adams street sIoped to Clayton Monday
afternoon and were married by Justice
Greensfelder.
While in Clayton the bride declared that
II would be necessary to keep her wedding
quiet for at least a month. She drew a
terrible word picture OF parental wrath and
represented that trouble would be sure TO
follow a premature announcement OF her
plans. At the same time. she said. she
wanted 10 retain her position with a bro
keraEe company on Chestnut street. which
was another reason.
But on her return to ST. Louis Mrs. Suffer-
meier conided her secret TO FIRST one
friend and hen another and still another.
until. finally. It ceased to be a secret. The
parental wrath picture faded. the briie
still retains her position. and the 70
nance" has given way to the everyday
prosaic order OF things.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
FRACTIONS WELL SUPPORTED
BY LOCAL INVESTORS.
GRANITE 81 METALLIC on
DOWNTURN.
Trust Company Issues Generally
Firm and Industrials in
Demand.

Considering the fact that many heavy
investors are out OF town. the market for
local securities holds up well. There were
fcw weak spots at yesterdays session.
fractions remained firm. with Transit at
sos, United Railways preferred at &2l2is
and So. and the 4rer-cent bonds at
S7.g7is.
EEoIts TO deprcss Title Guaranty and
Trust were promptly tnwarted by buyers
who pa,j $3.50 for The stock. Missouri
Trust vas well taken at S2SJ and Sl2oSls.
In the oank group. Third National vas the
strong spot, with ~ advance from 500 TO
Sl05l. bank OF Commerce was again easy
at SSg7.
Granlte-Bi-Me;aIlic was the feature OF the
Miscellaneous list There was brisk IGu!-
dation In the stock and the price declined
rapidly from 8 10 NLs5. but later rallied. 10
SlsIls. Brewery Is opened easy at SIS. but
advanced TO 1855. Central Coal and Coke
was in demard at $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Stocks.
Mining Shares.
The NIetnI

New York. July s-THe Local copper market
to-day ruled easy IN tone. and the various
grades. with the exception OF standard. we're
generally lower. The demand continues STOW.
waeT~as the PRODUCTION Is very heavy, which ac-
counts for the prevailing weakness a sale Of
lvl.ey lbs Of si=cIrcIytc for July delivery was
reported at uls5. the market closing at SlsOg
l. Standard spot TO Aug was last quoted at
ll-sl laSe AZ 81 @gl2l1 and Casting at
Sld5GllG The English market also dsspayed
Q weaker tone. prices being depressed IS Sd on
spot and 3 On futures. cIosing At - and 81 &c
I'm to-day had a better level OF prices. spot
changes from yesterday, the spot p-tcc being Ei.5
Us and that Tor futures Ei3 l5s. New York lead
held quiet and steady. without quotable change:
London remained al I'll S. 81. Spelter was nrmiy
he'd. but unchanged IN the local market at
S-EH. but - "a higher abroad. the English
closing price being us Dosai iron remained
about steady and quiet at the old basis war
rants continued more or less nominal and without
agetAton; No. ! foundry Northern was guotel
Au9: No. > foundry Northern tGG-; No. I
foundry Southern ~ 5pG1 81: No. I foundry
Suthern, soft El-GG70 English markets were
a rids Irregular. Glasgow closing higher n Us
and MEdiesburo Love- a. "a lILd
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Foreign Exchange.

Reported by Francis, Bro. & Co. No. Nc. 10
North Fourth street.
Prime sterling, cables checks lS75
cf.S7s0: @ DAYS
Commercial sterling. checks 4.sz: 60 Gays
IeSE4-Sa: 50 DAYS 4-SsAG4-Sfii-
Grain balls EEL
Cotton bills
Bankers' Paris cables 6-i515.fS "a: cheeks
5.lgssa5-I5 lie: 60 days 5-isit
Commsrclal French francs. checks 5lsE: .
days 5.IsLR5.1 is l-ie45.Isa.
sE1ss checks 5iSs isis I-is: 60 days $50
SO I-lsEE.2A-
Bankers' relchsnarks, cables ssh: checks s5s.:
s. days s.
Commercial sterling. checks 20 1-isSeSE: g
DAYS So fai 1915: - DAYS s. Ii-lsl9ES-
Bankey Dutch ~EuildsE. checks % S-is9fG2i
CO days s1@41 lis.
c0nmercIsI sterling. checks srIsto5-is; 20
DAYS . 1916.
Is a shade easier.
Mining Stocks in New York.
New York. July S-AEains stocks we're quoted
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
R. NJ. sNYDER's CASE RESET.
Kansas City Banker Viii Be Tried
Early in September.

Judge o'Nein Ryan yesterday
that Robert NJ Snyder OF Kansas City will
be tried on the charge OF bribery early in
September.
Major William II. Warner Of Kansas
City. United States District Attorney for
the Western District OF Missouri. who Is
one OF Snyder's counsel. requested a con-
unuance from July Il. the date set for the
trial. because OF the Illness Of Hrs War
ner. following the death OF their son-
Circuit Attorney Folk maintained that
Snyder could obtain other counsel and that
he Is well represented by other lawyers.
Judge Ryan decided to reset the case, bat
S'd not decide on the data
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
WILL PROSECUTE THEIR SONS.
Two Mothers Request Police to Ar
rest Their Boys.

Two mothers Informed the police yester-
day that they desired to send their sons 10
the House OF Refuge.
Carroll Higgins. Is years old, OF Valley
park Mo. was arrested at Tenth and
OfFaIlon streets at his mothers request
Mrs Higgins says her son left home last
sunday. and. after his departure. she found
that SO was missing. She will make appli-
cation in the Court OF Criminal Correction
20 have him confined in the House OF
Refuge.
Emil Simcre. Is years old, Of No. l+gs
North Seventh street. Is being searched for
b. the police. His mother saws ha ler1
home last Sunday. and soon after his de-
parture she missed a4. She Informed the
police that she will endeavor 10 have MIN
sent to the House OF Refuge IL he Is an
pretended
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Beaumont OIL Stock Sales.
PEPT-RrIC Special

Beaumont. Tex. Iuiy G-Coatinued strength
and more than an average volume Of trading
were to-cay's features % the Oh Exchange. Pal
est!ne-Beaumont on and Development Company
was in demand. 800 shares selling at &c. the
close showing 2oc bid and 20 asked. This stock
has been very lively on the Houston floor for the
past few days The sales were: u.eo shares Gold
Eagle at lee. 30 shares NJ. X & T. at Ioc. 50
OIL ard Pipe Line Al s0c. f050 shares Cont
mental National at IOc. $50 shares BEAUMONT Oh
ard Mineral at 10c. H.Ie shares Dividend AZ lc
20 shares Palestire-BsaumoS Oh and Develop
mcnt At &c. 1000 shares Independence at zt,c.
on quotations UNCHANGED Shipments by rail- 81
CO. hois.: by water. 40 bbIs-: for this month.
-..9 bbis. or 2EsT cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
New York Curb Market.


New York July G-The curb market today
opened Gun and quiet. with small changes In
pres as compared 70 the previous close Early
oeannss were restricted to a few issues AID in
seEeEA tH1es the transactions were made n
concession from former bid prices. In the later
tssSlon the market developed improvement both
as rEErcs the volume of transactions aud prices
Ihis vas due 70 the stronger inside market In
Ihe afternocn the market was quiet. but gem
erSAy steady. as II was at the close Final
general steadiness. Total transactions were e.
umated as about 1000 shares
Tennessee Corper vas the most active issue
and showed decided strength. selling from l6z
up 70 ~ On sales og close 70 ZOO shares.
Northern Securities sold At iIisGioSj4 and later
rack 20 l@A for LEo shares IN al. Standard
OIL was sru7g and sold at ssSi-assi for about
~ snafe2 American Can issues were heavy.
the common selling at ifalsis for 80 share~-
Sfeene Consoitdated Copper said at % for 10
snares and swim & Co stock advanced % is
Quotatiors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
Z MEN.

80 STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. g.
Improved Order Of Req Men meets
every Thursday sleep at DruidS Han,
EfA southeast corner Ninth and hATkse
~ streets First Thursday OF each moon.
Adoption degree: second Thursday. Warriors de-
gree: third THURSDAY, Chiefs degree. fourth
Thursday. tribal business Visiting chiefS invited
WALTER c. MOORE. saeheR
8. SooviI. c. OF r.. Z4O Wash street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-09
New Traction Co. ut P-rt,... ~
pr-prroT IL cpr~r

Prineeton; Ind. July S-rhe jasper.
aL1 hTn Lck. west Baden and Northeast
sIh trecuon company was organized here
J2-ony WITH a capital stock OF HoQooa.
rnrtner on this amoInt will be increased to
SJVV,Vp. waiter Brown. 8. A. Reayis and
aarEy hurIs. MS city, have been named as
directors. The survey viii be commenced as
once, The rails will be or battle-ground
s,eeL Inc road will run through 4 fns
timber and nmestcns oouErry,