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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
ID\II AVID EXCHANGE.

'y on ,-", oo' per cont, last lonn,
- ont Nnng rate, per cont Tine
.ipN, J. quoted Mt per cent for sixty days
~ yer cent for three months and 81 per
wv Tor iour and six months COMMERCIAL
unGr Is quoted at SH per cent 'or prime
s"sf names and bills receivable: other M mes,
,,Norllne exchange market was some what
ttnIgh"r to-day, owing TO little better Inquiry
ipt next weeks delivery. Continental ex-
,hanr, was steady. Posted rates were
tNo,'d AZ stS for long and - s7L for short
,lett drafts, - se'idN sen, and cable trans.
,e,sS; S@,, dHsI; Francs were quoted at
49," ~ Vs.. for long and 5iei%1S i5it for
"a" t,lchSmarks were quoted at 0,,.da4s
,r ong and aShma5 alta for short, guilders
We ~ 3'i0 Tor short
,,9,21'n".tlc "Hchanec on New. York; Boston
IL "a l5c, discount. Charleston-B Buying
80. h',oun' selling. i-iGc. pre- MUM "a.
,,ann'h- Swing, l-loc, discount, -slling
tcieooo,r premium Sun Francisco sight mr.
S"reo,nbh' &c premium -. Louis 'n6 Toe
\ nn,i o"pt chicago ioc, Discount Cincln.
-,mn'i"r SOC premium. New orion com.
- DISCOUNT, bank. par
NJ ""n'E y. ondon, ?H@3 per ''u, Rate
.t,'ontt ~ open murk.t for short and
Of l." rW,on'h, bills 3',03s, per cent AMOUNT
l,rdd 'o,"n withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
y, ~. "m ntian'e to-day, GgO,Oo0. Parts ad.
INN Iuo'' per cents. 90 francs rs confines.
enc on London. 25 francs ~ confines
"a '"Wnt,lhl price OF bar silver in New York.
H. bnt liver in London closed at AZ d.
Nv u liver dollars Mere quoted at 3o,,c'
,,H >ork Clearing House statement: TX
,SuInT' !No3o3,132: balance, S23 1917 89t
''u' 'I'a-ury debit balance, Se52,iia
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CUT IN SOME US. STEEL PRICES
POL!Ci rs TO MEET JISTIFIABLE
DECREASES BI OUTSIDERS.
Certain Grades Of Tubing sold Nuci,
Cheaper by the National Tube Co..
Contingent Rebate Clause Inserted
In Some OF That Company's Contracts.

r. II. Gary, chairman Of the Executive
c pmmittee II the United States steel Cor
ppratton n, made a statement yesterday bear
ing upon the recent cuts that some Of the
subsidiary concerns Of the Steel Corpora
tiOn have made in their products When
asked the question II the company con-
templated n reduct ion Of any Of it's output
Mr. Gary replied:
The policy Of our corporation is TO main
tain reasonable and steady prices. We use
our inilucnc" against an Increase In prices
and also against a decrease in prices. If
those which obtain are fair and reasonable
II competitors in any locality and CONCERN
ing any commodity cut prices in order
& secure an advantage. our people mme-
diat"lv inquire carefully into all the facts
II there is justification fer decrease in
prices. our people promptly meet the con-
ditiJns, and all our customers are treated
alike. We desire and seek the friendship
81 our competitors. but lo, k first To- the
protecti.n # our customers. We have on
our bo, X about 5,OOOOoO tons Il unified
orders and are booking weekly a. much or
more than We manufacture and ship"
Wall Street under stood that the imme-
diate cause of is stat cment was the re-
duct ion which tie National Tube Com
Iany, one of the constituent concerns of
the United States Steel CORPORATION, has
made in the price Of certain grades of
tubing, the cut ranging from about % to
40 per cent under last years prices These
cuts follow reduCt IONS which have been
made in the price, of wire wire nails and
other products Of United States Steel
constituent companies and il il under
stood cut is now impending in tin plate
prices
The interesting statement is made that
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Ii,r stock Market.

SAIVhDAY, NOV, I.
Receipts OF bccvcs were 2O+ head all consigned
direct. 30 sales reported. Dressed beef steady
beet. oI?9 7c. cables last received quoted Amer.
can steers at l?dl3c.. dressed weight. Refrigerator
party estimated. iios bee IS; 1850 quarters Of
beet.
Receipts OF calves. all for the market were 1920
head, IN head on sale all told, all Westerns No
trading. city dressed yeaS steady,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs Including cars
direct 70 slaughter, were ?0J3 head. 22i1 cars ON
sale. all told Both sheep and lambs ruled dun
and weak. Prices on reported sales were rated
about stcG d.. About 10 cars OF stock were uns, Id
Reported sales of sheep were at So 25atS5 rs per 100
lbs. OF lambs at S5OaSS Dressed MUTTON 5I3g7c,
per lb;, dressed lambs, iGpc,
Receipts of hogs were 2.iishead, all consisped
direct, No sAl1p xsporet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
wabash II. Il. Offers to Exchange bonds.

A circular has been issued by President
Joseph Ramsey Of the Wabash Railroad
othe holders of the bonds orthe St Chi rlcs
Bridge Company and other subsidiary
companies in the Wabash system. offering
to give Wabash general mort gage. long,
time bonds in exchange for the three classes
Of subsidiary bonds which fall due from
1903 10 1909. The EXCHANGE must - made
through the Central Trust Company on or
before Jan. l, 1903. The Wabash Company
reserves he right o pay on all uneXciangcd
bonds at par at their maturity, or TO sur
render the morris gagged property to the
trustees Of the mort cages.
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Iron Mountain II. u. to Increase Securities

President George J. Gould of the Missouri
Pacific system has called a meeting of
stockholders of the ST Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad for Dec 20
TO vote on the issue of now securit les. The
stock Of the company Is TO be increased
frbm $50, 900 900 to 800, 900 coo, and the
bonded Indebtedness i, TO he increased
bv $4,000 900 Tho increase in the capita
stock il n necessary preliminary step TO
the Increase in the bonded debt. The
proceeds of the new bonds vi, he applied
chiefly to he purchase Of tie White River
Railroad and TO the reconstruction ard
extension of that system
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
Chicago n T.. !. Board teorgani/rd.

II H. Porter has resigned a. chairmf n
OF the board and also a. director of the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad,
which was recently acquired by tho -.
Louis and San Francisco. President b.
F. Yoakum Of the last named road, Sue
cceds Nj Porter in both positions ! q.
English and George Brewster have resi- med
As directors Of the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois and F.. &. Henderson and ". II.
Porter. Jr., take their places. President
Yoakum and F.. G. Henderson have leen
appointed. by the new board, members Of
Tho EycC,lt i've Comni'tce.
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prest, ingalls, Reelected Unanimously +.

At the annual m".ting Of shareholders
Of the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and
ST. Louis Railroad held in Cincinnati Inst
Thursday the stockholders voted nnan-
imously in favor of Tie retention 'f NJ.
T.. Ingalls, "a siGcn, Mr. Ingalls,
had minated tint I" would tc Tlcascd
10 retire from active railroad business,
but the now directors Il the Big Four have
carried ont the stockhoiders' lehes, and
have reelected President ingalls, ma his
executive staff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
FINtNCI NOTES.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company has
declared -em-annual dividend of B per
cent. pa yable No.. %.
The Peoples Gas Light Company has de-
chrrd quarterly dividend OF y, per cent.
payable Nov %
The American Radiator Company has
declared a quarterly dividend OF u. per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
Coinage AT the MINIS,

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE output Of
the United States n,nts for the month Of
October was I9,O3i 600 pieces. of value of
81, $50 $50 The gold coined represents n
value of 81, 500 600: the silver, s. ,2s7 900
and the nckcis and pennies S2s2 $50, The
fvc.ccnt pieces numbered S,sl7 600 and the
cents p.l10O00
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Coffee continued dun with slight huc tuat Ions
~ prizes Some months were up tri1e on a small
d"mand 10 cover and Hight offerings
N,vM SrORFs. Spirits ~ turpcntin- st5d55c
common 90 good strained rosln. u 10 isis
PROVISIONS. Lard was quiet; refined Continent.
3 cD Rraril kegs si3 IS South American, So
NNrt0 rnnc, 81 10 Pork was easy with mess
A. $50 sls75 Talow. 6'1c. Butter Creamery.
c''lN 80 hrS's. ?3n2tsr state diary. tubs
fancy. - far.c Chesee- State. T. G. small colored
Ianrl Z e. white, l?7c large. oolored. i2l,c.:
wl'r q. Of. Eggs state and Pennsylvania, 25r .:
''-l. N12ir Chicago Nov - There
w'Sn l''in" ~ 20 :, l5c IN hogs AZ the yards
90 "a receipts % :36p hogs which WAS O. 900 more
'n1h exp ted. Western arrivals were 80 $40.
a'nN' Jt,lD week ago. and -. JO1 for the CORE
A'nil''s i7f last year. The cash demand WAS a
Ii.r ,1E. ana packers were not giving the market
'N NI.t support AS heretofore The monthly
''H'vi ~ Provisions win be- issued to night and
j. Supposed iO show very small total here
pE Row was arm ~ sac for ~ tes, and 3iSc
~ ~ test Nrhued was fairly active, gTanulatcd
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lnDorts and ENDOrts Of SDecie.

The imports OF specie for the week were
Sal 400 OF which $37,4j4 was gold. making
total specie imports since Jan. I, t6il2, s9S
Exports OF specie were; Gold s34si: silver,
Sii.el5. a total of s7iS.ste, against 81, 025.sii
the previous week. The exports OF specie
since Jan. I have been: Gold, s2s,2i2, e6l and
silver SOS $50 8ls, n total OF SIS, 1872 $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
Lehish valleys status Permanent.

In view of recent Wall Street rumors
that the Lehigh Valley Railroad is to pass
under the control of the Philadelphia ard
Reading Railway Company this state
ment was made yesterday by one high in
authority:
The status of the Lehich Valley l. def
nitely and permanently fixed. This road
j. controlled Jointly by all Of the other trunk
lines J Pierpont Morgan's pure, H-c OF the
75.upp shares held by ia" A-a Packer estate
gave him ah-olut" ownar ship of the property,
and with a Wow of carrying OF u" com
mun!ty-of-intere,t idea he formed board Of
directors for the L"hish Valley composed
OF representatives, of ia" Nand"rhilt-. the
Erie the IackCwann1. the Reading and t'e
Jersey Central railroads. The Lchigh Valley
L. not for nnle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
lmports 81 General Merchandise and Dry
l.0OdR.

Imports OF general merchandlse and Try goods
this week nS reported At the Custom House, com
pare as follows with those OF last week and the
90 rrcs ponding period year ago:
THIS psek, Lan uerk. Last brdr
Den. n,rrchau J,c SO 5li, 1852 3,32s,5l2 SOis9s
Dry goods ..,,.,.... 2,Oi3,?oo 2.560os 2?59, Sa2
Total 5i4 Is? Oil. SOS $50 SiL oo7. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

Tho cotton -varke' * = S,,aiI n~a,r rrd .cto'v
,o erns ItrsH IN, ne. WYE Wv, fe
aa..,r, ,'-iIirF -rv', 81 srcculr,ior even thcr
o y r S' rSscr t:r. n ny wcSs HIn.
and 'hs lsCG 81 outside irtcr,N Colftr weather
W., Voted To- Te,ss A:rnrsrs ord Otirtora
"rhe rorc looked 'o- tr'rr 'ros, rr - lest whit
sr' 80 Hnd . 'ros, tina, Killed everything in North
Nahar'A. The tenirersturc ranped 'vom 80 to
g nui We had nl"rtv Of zee This warning As far
ert I 'hirk Throughout north AlahRuP--it Is q
'n.rvo the past had occasion to day 20 30 out
'rS Y%" hs 'yznT SoS . and s@Gk
E'r0H"d We have a short cron IN this MART Of
me prosnec Ia for nov ION ,nS cron i sr ss
- Loris No. Oc, ~ Cotton Is coming very
o. me c,,or IN ,Se " wplsnd and s.V arr fr,ner
slo7r in ;hr bottom than ever knew them before.
are no, sosSg 'Ss to sn ever are
selling closer than cvcr saw them before We
". win rave akins fro,, as soon ss,. clears up
TIE rir17cth Chronicle makes tho amount brought
10, IT, nj wax 81, o s "a, d So 90
Northern snirrers taking 80 e." sv-rs' "a total
70 dl,e N,.l,o bats aTalns, 9?o 80 The world ;
American ~ ao,. sgain" an ,as Port socks.
s''us. sc,los' e,Sell. q wh!ch .sirhca,d, no,
90 on aSanH 5000 Continental stocks 2ss
T ' o. sc,, AT ~ G%' ;g aeo :S,l tS5
L Lyrr WI, is, ,Nc; II NSw YGrs , ;n
-
sl'olo snindss sgeir.t ioi 40 ool las ycsr b 'ng
a. countries He PS'inatcs the requirement for
tHH NJ AL kinds OF cotton At - 500 100
halcs against an actual CONSUMPTION last year Of
Il 1ion bales Wis estimate of INC Americen
ca4simS,io" Jas, vs,r o. ,o.'-o 10, TS. Firag,
ciF Ch'ori-e weather report for the week
hy telegraph last night Indicated AS n rule the
cNTiinuatl,n Of satisfactory weather for crop
gathering durlrg the week Picking has therefore,
made good progress Fros,s arc reported In a
nnmb"r NJ sections hut onv In portions NJ hlahama.
NisNsSlnni and tn" viri1iiy NJ Memphis are they
ssll To hav" been k'qg" The dry goods trade
shows new features: neither buyers nor sellers
evinre any special anxiety ~ trade. The only
feature Of late having been the large purchases
or print cloth az current prices Distributing
c~1'rrS report good business but no speculative
falling. Financial conditions Of the trade salts.
factory Regular print cloths Arm at cents
business moderate.
CorPYF-Rl1 on tho SPOT was duh a. sac. for No.
: Futures wrrr unchanged to s points higher.
ClNsi0r steady with sales Of IS 500 bags. There
was holiday In Hayrc Hamburg declined MI.
American warehouse deliveries. 1,iN bags RIO
wa UNCHANGED. receiN'S oO0 bags stock. 627 oo0.
eNrItugr. y 32f Santos was unchanged. re.
c"l7'S 1900 bags; stock. i,ss5.ooo Prices here
e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

Gate, 4 CO. said: In view Of the ,aree a mour,
~ uauiistion that has been roing on in wheat
all 'he week q reaction In Prices would seem 10
h, In order Nevertheless, The market has taken
an ~ tho o"etings very well and has shown but
ME l'crne from top figures 81 the pres.nt
rpn"rt II Is hard "a account for the ease with
which vhont porfs 10 tulsh rews rid lis IA ilure
80 respond In any way to tho hsgrish Jews and
Sl'rr u-cSsir~. There Il very strung huilish
sentiment IN the Northwest and rs long MS this
rrevtns Il Is sure IN w. an Ir,nor,art MAKE, In
nurrce II viii require several months Of heavy
r-n,err"'t 20 make ornreSsiyr stocks Of ,h,s,
a. lesinc centres In that tive II Is snfcr 10 huy
Com vas 0rner carly on unsettled weather In
Shorts. coDwisSon house buying. cNDectaiious
~ lighter receipts and n FOOD rash ccrrnnd, tut
l.',r raWe = reaction ON liquidation AMI ore
~ Ic.s short selling. Enclish markets. decIncd
~ Otts rnc'usted WITH the rcst ~ tho list The
lash demand wns roor and the Liquidation scattered
ff0"R. nun and casf. safes t5n1 nhls Re.
c"'1'S were 7otl hhlS and II H7j sacks exports.
1920 his AMI "a SactN Wint"r In bhls Su.
rs''r". a. a57sH IS 40 -tt-a - sos, Is, cicnrS
o. % 81? %: s'rai,h's ssiors3,5 patents. sass
as Sprry II hhis Clears ~ inae9 IS.
S'rai,h,S g toHs95 IS: patents. 81 soa 500 Rye
rour. SioE95j.
corfoS sno,. cotton here was unchanged.
Nitili1r unlsnds ssic agairS' 7rsr last v.ar;
Nrp orleans and Gulf. 500. agoi,s' SIC Sales
- bales Tor soinninp Mobile and Memphis
t.rl'0-f iNr IivrrDpol was rnrNany god on the
sn1i Win s1i'S ~ 500 halrS futures daciinrd
point Tho movement to-day was as follows
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FINANCIAL.
FINAN(1Al..
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To the Holders Of Stock Trust Certificates for
Preferred and Common Stock
Southern Railway Company


10 ito of Rrhmond
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dnd
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Fandy
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a b and II hen " ntudt
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undo Sgnedac rundet
al
.t,
" m THOU pre- udi h
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therefore
aentn
Il o tn erred
a p
Nyenbe
| ON 81 Crc al So forth
dt
10
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Increase Of ~ ,O0I .s3A During October
Total Debt, wl,3IA O29,S0D

WASHINGTON, Nov The monthly state-
ment OF the public debt, Issued by the Treas
ury Department to-day, shows that AT the
close of business yesterday the debt of the
United States. less cash Ia the Treasury,
amounted to s258,507, 72i, which il an in
GREASE Of 81 ,Ool ,S3+ since Sept. 80. r.
capitulated the debt stands:
Interest bea ring debt ........,.... s9I5370 230
Debt INCH Interest has ceased ... i.2ht, $50
Debt bearing no Interest ........... 80 io2.5is
Total dcbt ''..,.'..'''.'.''.. .slsliS.h5fs
This amount, however. does not include
$3.50 ,3i6580 In certificates and treasury
notes which are offset by an equal amount
Of cash on hand held for their redemp, ion.
The cash in the Treasury Is thus classified.
Gold reserve fund fljUOo.ooo
lfuN Iul '.'''s'''''s'ss' nWJlo.otu
General funds ......... l4JlS IL?
In national bank repositories. ....,.. iidsS5.OI2
Total. ......................ti 3Oy T.. ) 7i3
Outstanding liabilities ............... 90. "73 IL
Leaving cash balance OF .........., &S56i2i BIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INsIANrANInIs nI,pIIIAIiNGi
MEDICAL.

A NEW DISCOVERY BY LADY TO LADIES
ONLY. OBESITY positively cured without drugs
or Inconvenience. send for circular. Address
REDUCTION, III ", 44th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

OLD GOLD, Jeweiry and precious stones bought
In: remodc ed. or exchanged. diamonds remountet
on premises satisfaction guaranteed; bargains "a
diamonds always on hand, A LANDAU, sos e,i
av near SYST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

SIN PER CENT. BOND on perfectly safe NJ lining
Company, with Asctal bonus IN stock to flrst
5000 subscribed, sold by private idoSciiption
9nl,. hidrcS, Il l. s., room 7l2. 10 Wall st.. New
York city.
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FOR SALE.
PlRCH.sE AND EXCHANGE.

SEWING MtCHiNFS, every make. IS TO $50
Ia 80 down; 5nC weekly. ACCH y. '?7i 3D. av
rear t23d ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

BLANK pOORS--Competcntf foreman with good
executive ability to take charge Of job book hindery
printed and blank. Address, stating experience
and references, N. p. r.. box 1855 sun ONCE.
EXPERIENCED PRESSMAN: half 'one work:
steady work To good hand CHRONICLE. or
~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

There was disp' ,ycd in the Street ycstor-
dnyn list OF the United States Senators whose
SUCCESSORS are to he chosen by the several
State LEGISLATURES thut are TO he elected
ucNt Tuesday II l. ~1id TINT this list, to-
gcthcr with an imposing array of statistics,
was used to good advantage In tie Wall
street district by those who made the final
canvass for campaign subscriptions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

Commission hons, having uptown oH,rs
have arranged - ke"p them open on Tuesday
and recciv" political news ard gossip there
for the convenience Of o'ut- There will
be London market. TOO. where those who
find their conyjctio0a chan gInc NAV he igr-
or specu'at" fresh ~ faith ~ what they a"c
and hear before noon of Tuesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
PIANOS AND ORGAN.


Ufk.GH FtANCS Pt = III !Ttn 800 pet
month upward; rents allowed II purchased
CARLTON - Vest 9a1 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

WANTHD--By January I. or hr.
fore. a lighting hyturc salesman
who IL capable Of meeting the best
trade only men Of large experience
and undues,ionrd ability In this or
the decorating business need apply
Communications by mail only civ
Ing full particulars. to he addressed
to EDWARD +. CALDWELL 4 co,
- West 18th ST. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
LOST. rot ND AND REWARDS.

LOSr--hbout S ~ saturday might or q BroaGwh,
car, between kci,hs Theatre and the Fifth AVenu
Hotel, n ladys diamond cir, let brooch Coriainini
eleven single stones the hinder will be uhcrall,
rewarded by returning " To the rirh Avenue Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

,iaS.I, As? sii. SOS. $50 sil. GOT. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
STU ATIONS wANTED-FEMAL"s.

RITV NIIUNS WANTEU-FEWNL,-S.
DRESS MAXI desires ngngemen's gu by day:
m rderate terms Mrs HDINFS i3S West l3rh 81
FRENCH LADY. formerly forclsdy Ia leading
houses, New York. Boston. and Worth In Paris,
wants work In private families nv the day. -
West aSth ST.
MAID Young woman. coluT,d wants position.
Address box iS sun uptown ORC. 1895 B'H'N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10

JOHN r. BoEs MASUFA99rn.,nl,ist
Jewsler. Engraving Jevslry hsg,ssi
Medals The LAsest Novelties 70
~ hsln 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
RICHARD GILBERT.

Atother sturdy old form Is fallen
and thus the thinning out process In
the ranks Of Utah's pioneer heroes goes
on apaAe, The last one summoned by
the myatic reyeille was Richard Gilbert
OF Murray a pioneer and Indian war
veteran, He had lived in this county
for forty4hy years ana was the senior
member Of the High Priests quorum Of
the Granite stake. His innrmltIes were
those incident to advanced age and his
death, which occurred at his home last
night, was us peaceful as the slumber
OF babe He lived long and use
full life and all the honor that attends
the honest, haithful and upright man,
he Is entitled TO. Although he walked
In the lowly paths OF life, tillIng the
soil and erecting the humble dwellings
OF his neighbots he found much 10Y In
his existence, FOR he always had true
and devoted friends. He was the type OF
the truly brave man, and was neces-
sarlly a truly modest man. The cur
rent Of his life ran gently. II was not
tossed by envy and jealousy. and was
removed from the petty chickering's of
the world.
Richard Gilbert was born at Corn
wall. England on May II. 1919 He
would therefore have been 81 years old
had he lived until tomorrow. when a
young man he went to London to live,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10

and In the year 1Si7 he identified him
self with the Mormon" Church, He
was for a long time associated with
Apostle George Teasdale, - 49, -
SID p fie f'--~1 81 - SN'rsi.t ma
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He emlgrated 10 America IN 1857 and
crossed the plains with handcart from
Iowa city In the same year. He went
20 Spanish Fork during the move"
south. and after his return north he
made his home at Murray, where he
lived the remainder Of his life. He was
In the Sanpete Indian war and was just
the kind OF material required for those
trying days.
He was q man Of iron constitution,
and was hale and hearty until about
one month ago, when he began TO fall,
and from then on to the end he grad
ually lost his hold upon this life He
had Just been set apart as a Patriarch.
and was looking forward with pleasure
to the performance OF the functions
OF that holy calling; but there was
apparently work for him 10 do on the
other side He leaves wife and three
children, the latter being well along III
life themselves
The funeral will be held from the
Murray meeting house on Monday af-
ternoon at | o'clock The members OF
the High Priests quorum Of the Gran
tie Stake and the former companions Of
the deceased In the Indian campaigns
are invited TO attend the services