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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-21

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-21

:. LOUIS is prolific of gifted wo-
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ing. One already arrived is
Miss Anna West Shaw, who is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

Money on call, 4ds per cent. last loans.
1 per cent; ruling rate. 81, per cent. Time
money II quoted at sd per cent. for sixty
and ninety days. Q per cent. for three months
and SHd6 per cent. for six and nine months.
Commercial paper Ia quoted at q per cent.
for prime single names and bills receivable:
other names. Gao, per cent
Ste Ring exchange market was somewhat
easier in tone to-day. There was a light de-
mand from remitters, while the supply Of bills
were fairly good. Continental exchange was
steady Posted rates were quoted at NN
for long and N.s7h for short, Actual rates;
Long bills. Ns3,. 1s4 ,ss',; sight drafts.
for long and sieh,d for short. reichs-
and ae&dos S-lo for short; giilders were
quoted at 80 ,s-,saio for long and 4oHa
20 S-i6 for short.
Domestic. exchange on New York; Pos
ton-iOc, discount, :, Charleston Buying.
l-,oc discount; selling. Lilac. premium.
par, San Francisco Sight. par; telegraph
&c. premium. 81. Louis-eOc premium.
Chica go-4Oc. premium. Between
banks, isc, premium. over counter, Soc. pre-
MUM, New Orleans Commercial. SOC dis
count; banks. ~ premium
Money in London. 3i,ms. per cent. Rate
OF discount In omen market for short and
three months, bills, i,-i6@sT per cent.
Amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day, flo.o 900: Paris
times Exchange on London, rs francs Is
centimes
Commercial price of bar silver in New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

II was . narrow cotton msrks! pendn. further
sr fu o me and counter on as
subject II seems toersely clear ina, some S3 oco
can be no doubt that istce abort interest In tina,
month stu remains for Southern and Liverpool
sSs sSs Uncertainty NO Ia resaa 10 The January deal
has a tendency at the moment 20 keep the specyls.
, s.' y na. !'ssy osSH i ad
y DO S5 nS, S to sa % ,s:y
i is.i 70 .s .Soys Jug: II: n:s. Va: il i. mss
bylli,h: that's, the reecp. CeIe nsht The wsH'he!
s::, clos Closed sesisr than sspecsed While STOCK
marks, was higher and ape. pnc:s a. Ne south
Mss n'm Their mae ee,sd By the report. sSo,
The movement would soon show an inerease.
cr ye e " snas ss ns Ss.
the 'nucsu.,ins pos,iSn: doing 20 on transactions
q. VIZ
: :oSSs y s 's:ss' n ss'ts as
Ing has sppssSISd re ;nde here "a are VAT.
Of oi' ,Ss,. eoS,nu-d uss, receipts Y. I snIRs
Fl! r.. i STS:Sse eu ';. issued by &. New
York News Bureau early in the forenoon. *
rnN ns &c s cotton
sss: sss ss: p s. S.edSs:
y. Price, commenced last summer 70 accumulate
SsSt ss: e' s%. s:!s n::'s sss
orally believed. settled with the hrser holders Of
sn .S s0 Ser "aS o IL Ssns .Son,
10000 bales, This would leave them long 1000
bales against which none Of TIE cotton now In
South for shipment 70 New York. can he delivered.
To bring 900 bales 10 New York before the End
books =, the gentleman In question says. a II Mr.
Price and his following would be able to make
hold. One house SAID "ProAt taking since YES.
tcrday a. well az some hurried liouldat,, m seemed
and a further decline Is not booked for unless
the influences change materially. The most I'm.
uary situation and the eject NJ the supposcd
private settlement on the future ~ that Opt IN.
AIRY has been runG out. but II II believed that q
stu greater Interest remains 10 be settled and that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
Live stock Market.

WkDSRspAY, Dec ~,
Receipts Of beeves were SOs7 head, Including
% cars Tor export alive rs for slaughterers and A.
for the market making with the stale cattle a. cars
on sale, steers were In fair demand and generally
rated steady: bulls held up to Mondays prices
but cows were a. l0aiSc. lower; several cara OF
s.eers tina. arrived late were held over. Common
lbs: "asoekers al SIS oxen at ~ 10, bulls at 4sa
at u o00N. Dressed beef steady at last reported
quotations. Cables quoted i've cattle slow; sheep
and lambs steady refrigerator beef steady AT 100
lolfc, per n. Exports, col beeves 1877 sheep and
300 quarters OF beef, none to morrow
Receipts OF calves were l,ls8 head, all for the
MARKET making. with the stale calves. l. $50 on
sale. Prices were nrm for good yehls. steady for
others oarnyard calves slow TO ?5c low cr Westerns
dun and ono carload held over Poor TO choice
vean sold a. Sa@SO per 100 lbs nule calves a.
N.2SaH so barnyard calves Mt s. 2bns4 Western
90 A. Ss7,a1hSo' City dressed ,eals nrm al
Receipts Of sheep and lamb. were s.os head.
Including car for export alive. scars for slaughter
eIs and S2is Tor the market; making with the stale
stoek IS cars on sale, OF which ! cars arrived too
were strong; medium and common grades slow;
nearly 10 cars of stock, mainly late arrivals were
nkey 70 pc carried over Common TO choice sheep
SOFA AZ esdN 50 per 100 lbs. a few extra do. Al
VIE culs at t2ae2 So lambs at Ssa ~ rs. no Canada
nmns Dressed mutton steady at case. per n ::
drssscd lambs nrm at 7laaiOc,
Neceips OF hoes were bi02 head. including about
cSn Tor the market. Prices were Arm and ioc
nlShet Pennsylvanis and state hogs were se
i pUr,ss NO Per 100 ibs no 'siss siSsSssn. re-.
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with such Interests as would be likely 10 make
tenders Of spo, cotton: al least this Is the general
view held by operators al this time. The course
OF the marke, would indicate that the OUTSIDE public
has passed It's holdings into the later positions
and that the future dolngs In January will not he
matter Of great concern with the general run 81
commission house traders. The market Itself
win continue To be most largely Influenced BY the
movement OF the crop and the export demand.
The receipts for the week give promise a. a much
reduced volume as compared with last year and
the exports LOOK as II some foreign demand would
continue on scale nearly " not quite eouai With
las, years takings: This combination Is Therefore
In favor OF sustained values aid the southern
spot markets give evidence OF no great pressure
% cotton for sale We do not expect however,
speculation 10 enter the fed largely until auleifr
feeling prevails politically or until period OF eo"d
weather has given an opportunity TO test the QUE
ton OF the movement 10 It's fullest extent.
CorYEE. Rio on the spot was dull at 5lsc. for
No. Z Sales 100 bags Mararaibo: 500 Rneoia
Futures were unchanged 10 points lower. cl ,s'ne
quiet with sales OF Il go bags. Harye declined
i.f. end Hamburg yah pig American ware
house deliveries $40 bags. Rio declined n rels
receipts 700 bags; stock ssa 900 exchange II SD
Santos was unchanged; receipts. e. 0O0 bags stock
.5Os.OOo. Prcles here az follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

II was a dull. featureless market In coffee. with
some months down tribe owing to genera.ly
lower cables. foreign selling and liquidation by
recent buyers. Covering Of shorts on the decllne
checked the downward tendency.
MErAIA. In London. tin was l2s I'd. lower 81
Eii6 Is Cd for spot and flis lSs. for futures The
local market was quiet. Copper advanced as. I'd.
In London TO $50 us I'd. for spot and ISL ior iu-
lures. The New YORK market was Quiet and un.
$40 las. Sd. Spel,er was unchanged In both mar.
kcts with London at fI9 lis. Cd Prices here as
follows: Copper. standard. spot to December,
10 7tc.. nom: lake lIe5c., nom: ectroytc and
casting. spot TO February, li.45c.. nominal TIN,
as 75d75 size: tin plates. sac at mill lead l2I4e
spelter, t@c.; iron. No. Northern. S2Sa2S pig
pig iron warrants nominal Steel rails at mill. $ls
NAVAL SToRRs.-SpriN OF turpentine, Nl735Sc
Common to good strained rosin, 81 .s?ia ato 81 As
PRovfsIoNs-Iard WAS dull; rehned Continent.
81: Brazil. kegs. tl26S South American. I'll a.
q, sia2satis75 Tallov. s'sc. Dressed hogs; sAa
state, dairy, tubs, fancy, 27a2sc. cheese-s,st",
: c.. small. coored, fancy. isalc.: white, 1880 ;
large. colored. i3,.c.; white. isslc. Eses-S,a,e
and Pennsylvania. 2sc.: Western, 26d27c. Chicago.
Dec. 1.-THE market was strong In sympathy
with al advance OF 10 to 20 cents AZ the yafus.
but weakened later on liberal sales Of May product
BY commission firms acting for packers. Pork and
rbs were relatively weaker than lard the latte'
holding its own fairly well Late reports from the
stock yards showed that the market was weak and
closed with prices about same to shade lower
than yesterday"
Suo.R.R.w va. nrm =, 8 is,,se. for % ,e:,
ueals. q test at si5-i6c Refined was quiet
steady. 9ranulAted a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Trading on the outside market to-day WAS
on a larger scale than the preceding day,
70 few OF the more prominent shares
Prices we're generally hrm. although some
irrcgularity was shown in spots. Northern
Securities was frm"r. shortly after the initial
Ceallngs IT rose IL per cent, to l09'5 but re-
acted slightly on realizing before the close.
The Copper shares continued irregular.
Tn" heaviest dealings being in Montreal and
Boston although no change was shown from
the last close, Tennessee Copper sold on
u fraction. while Greene Consolidated VAS
steady around %.
The feature Of to-day's trading was the
renewed strength and activity displa yed in
Manhattan Transit Company This issue
attracted special attention shortly otter the
opening by advancing nearly I per cent
above the last fral The dealings were the
heaviest IN some little time. Tho buying
was principally for inside accounts and the
only news In connection with this activity
was the report that the Anal arrangements
IS regards the Brooklyn tunnel contract
had been made. but NJ the Office Of the COM
rany no news in reference to this matter
would he given out
Tho transactions in the market to-day vere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANI
National broadway Bank Of
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvIR.
TlSEMENT In THE CITY RECORD OF December
10 to So 1902 OF the conn rma,ion by the supreme
Court and the entering In the Bureau for the Col.
lection OF Assessments and Arrears, of Asstss.
ments for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE
20 the following named streets In the BOROUGH
OF THE BRONX:
.atTH WARD. SECTION II. EAST issTH
STREET OPENING. from 3rd Avenue to PARK
Avenue Confirmed October H. 1902 entered
18th WARD, SECTION ~. EAST 242 Nd STREET
OPENING, from katonah Avenue to the northern
boundary OF the City Confirmed October 20 io0s
entered December IL, 1902
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Corptroller,
City OF New York. December a. 1907.
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II was a day Of narrow fuciuatlons In wheat, with
level OWING to ' s.nstsy i,Wer cables iereisa
selling, a sluselsh cash trade. small sesnosrd
led 10 further ilagldation and more or less shor!
selling The ,Lsdl9t wa far from a:,ys and
s'nsd ,n: IN ns rsoe S sHa
though toward tn, chs. further covering caused s
Budapest fS s fr and Berlin p i NIX: Paris
but s ss'S bad % ss, ., TS
ana ou,s ;n 81 zss . r% s:, .SS ,Ss
said ,aa, the weather In general VS. vet: tina,
sS, inns % srSp would ,on epsr se
that wheat was coming up evenly and Wa: Of a
e o0 d. 'S ssS o sA.
aroused considerable criticism. q the hartes, Is
s now p1dsI s IN h'' sGn n fssr
houses open after JAN bartlett. frAlier Co. said:
ss eHSus 81 been 'Sndsr ordinary d
conditions something Of bYllisn chsrsc,et The
later on fractional advances We continue 70 think
There. IS a general demand for the grain which
should In, SiqmssiS pness m. e. s;,I
SU cn ss 70 weather. "oSnsry
ss.so 4 s%e sesrs y nt
tract grade. Primary receipt. ieertsssd 70 !es 600
go 900. The seaboard receipts were 220 900 BUSH
and the shipments 1900. 4 number OF stop loss
orders were caught At the West contributing to the
depression. Mcintyre = Mashall said; The lead
Ing features In this traln were In the West, where
there WAS giving way ofthe December deal which.
in Chicago sold at Az Against for high yester
day. II looked much a. thoueh the LONG interes,
in december was short Of May as the latter held up
well and advanced little on large buying. u Is
hardly probable tina! the outside wa, buyins May
corn under the conditions OF TO day. Oats were
easier on favorable weather. liquidation and the
depression In other cereals. Primary receipts were
sos 900 bush. and the shipments rs, ooU. Country
offerings were llbeul. 49,,
FfoUR-ouiet and steady. Sales. 5000 bhls.
Receipts were 5s1s bbls and H. ,s sacks: exports.
$40 bbls and ssse sacs Winter u eS y. S S,
wsiiSssss" sir.ishs, ta4odis;is; patents: Mo
:;rsisn,:, Is soass.w patents. T.SotSiio. Rye
| Hour s. $500
Sales. SIS bales tor spinnipg and 500 delivered
si,c last year New Orleans and Gulf, asc against
ssic. Wilmin gton advanced 40. Liverpool de-
rlined point tho spot with sales OF 10 0M bales
futures declined 70 po,n,s but sssoy.rsa pS,s
steady. The movement 10 day was as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.

i4s Broadway. New York, December 10. 1901;
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE TRUST
COMPANY OF AMERICA have this day declared
q Dividend OF THREE AND ONE HALF PER
CENT upon the Capital Stock OF the Company.
from the net earnings Of the Company for the six
months ending December 81, 1902. payable Jan
20 1907?
Transfer Books will be closed Al - NJ. Deem
Der 20 isD? and reopen 10 \. N. January 2 1905.
RAYMOND j. CHATRl, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

York. HJ,c. Bar silver In London closed at
2?'.d Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 3s*c
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. e?7s,o6S. 72t: balance. 90. 1si. ISL.
Sub-Treasury debit balance. lsA?. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.

New NOTk. DrCrfhcr Q. lN1l,
The Board OF Trustees have this day declared
a semi annual dividend Of FIVE 81 PER CENT.
on the capital stock. payable January 2. 1908 To
stockholders of record on December 20. 1902. The
transfer books will be closed from Decfmber 20.
1907 TO January ., 1908 -
EDMUND l.. JtDSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
THE HALL SIGNAL COMPANY.

Twelfth Quarterly Dividend common STOCK.
New York December IL 1902,
4 quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT. uia'oi upon the Common stock OF
this Company mas been declared. payable Jan
usry l. 1903 to stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December 20, 1902.
The transfer books VIII close on December 20
and reopen on January l.
n WALLER SECRETARY
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CONTINENTAL Trust COMPANY.

The Board o. Trustees has declared the usual
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT. payable to stockholders OF record
on December 81 next, The transfer hooks will
HENRY r.. AHERN, Secretary.
New YORK. December II, 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

Oats were frm. Sales. 1900 bush, No white
ssL.c.: No. Q white, s,SaSc. FUTURES closed un
changed December. sac. Rye was nrm. No;
Western. 53t,c c.i Buffalo; car lots jersey and
State. SIC. 10 S3ic nominal track. Com was lower.
Sales i4o 600 bush. mainly for export here and at
the outporS. No. q mixed Ia elevator GbSc.:
No. 2 white Ole: No 2 yellow. eo,{c Futures
closed NC. higher TO Nc lower. Sales. 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
FINANCIAL.

STOLHN-Reglstered letter containing Pfd. stock
OF the United States Steel Corporation. Cenincete
& 27t82. registered In the name OF r. g Hadden i0i
20 snsres and { 27sss registered In the name Of z.
l.. Bradbury for 20 shares, with draft attached on
Hadden Rodee Co. OF Milwaukee. Wis. All persons
are warned against purchasing same. transfer
has been stopped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

These securities among others were sold nv
public auction TO day al the Real Estate EXCHANGE
& shares Mechanics National Bank, n. Y 2s0ss
IL shares Peoples Bank OF " Y.....,... 2aoi.
ssharcS Bank OF America of ~ Y srix
70 shares Guaranty Trust Co ... iii
S2S shares n, Y. Produce Exchange Rank IA
u shares Trust Co. Of America -. 1911. a "a
20 shares National City Bank - al
9sharcs Central Natl Dnal Rank ... is;ix
1shares Market 4 Fulton National Rank III
200 shares Bank Of the Manhattan ca ,5,s,.
6s SHARES Lawyers Title Insurance Co $751; ss0,s
~ shares East River National Bank rs
rs shares Merchants Trust Co " s,,sa>
Sshares Farmers Loan and Trust % 10,
IS shares German American Bank .., ia
20 shares National bank OF North America 32S
2sh0res North American Trust Co ..,.. 10O,s
- shares International Fire Engine Co. pfd 10
2shareS Atlantic Dock Co -. $500 - ss
shares Br ,1kyn Jockey Club ...,.. ia
10 shares Tcft Weller Co. prefd ......,,. eoI.
10 shares Ten. Weller Co. common. ...,. "a
70 shares New jersey Steamboat Co .....,. Mii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON Dec. i7.-Receipts and expend-
lures OF the Treasury were:
THIS day. THIS month. Fiscal war.
Receipts ..... 81 .Bs7678 12s0aSiso 500 5o7 ass
Expenditures e.. I.t75,OO1 2i0200O 8i $50 22s
Surplus SS92 go N0esis6 tie.iSiO7
National bank notes received to day for redemp-
ton, t702 us: Government receipts from internal
revenue. Ni581; customs. 81 500. $50 miscelAne-
GUS ti2S. %e2.
The cash statement of the United s,s'es.rress-
urer for Dec. IL shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

WEDNESDAY. Dec. If GRAIN Wheat -
Spot was steady Sales, 2s0, 900 bush mainly
for export here and AZ the outports No ?
red In elevator. &c under December; No. /
Northern Duluth. &c over May: No. 1 Northern
New York. tHc. over Northwestern re-
ceipts were IS? cars. against $50 last week
and SIC last year: Chicago. IS cars. against
~ last week and ~ year ago Futures
closed &c, higher TO &c lower. Sales. $50 ono
bush Prices az follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS

TURspAY.
Paid by Sub Treasury 10 banks ...... Ss,sSS, ON
Paid by banks to Sub Treasury. .......,. SSH OOO
Gain TO banks on days Transactions Ss1l 40
SINCE FRIDAY Last.
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks ...... SiS, So2 900
Paid By banks to Sub Treasury. ......., 1881 000
Loss to banks ....,...,..,.............. SOS 900
Loss TO banks for same period previous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18

Chartered 1872
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos If, IS, 20 and u William Street, New York.
Capital and Undivided Profits, $7Sooooo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
CONTINENTAL TOBACCO COMPANY.

No. I'll HIN ANtnuc, y, >. November 20 INV!.
dividend OF Ia y was this day declared on the
preferred stock OF Continental Tobacco Com
pany, payable at the Once OF Manhattan Trust
10, 20 Wall St, on Jan. =. 1904 to stockholders
of record at close OF business Dec. 20. 1902 Trans
fer book ks will close Dec 30 1902. and reopen Jan
3. 1903. II. u. kINGSBURl. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
com WERCIAL.

Cotton Ftrmer Early, but Reacts Later
January the Cynosure Of All Eyes
still Said 10 he Heavy Ahert Ihterest
In That Month-(srain 1rregular-De.
cember Corn Breaks-AoHee and Pro.
visions Easy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Ann Arbor: 1900? 1901. Changes
I'd week Dec .,...,.. sp,S7 S38.i70 Dec. S.SiS
From July l.,....... s6l,l2o 1874. 06< Dec. 3.6<<
Buffalo, Rochester and Ptttsburg;
I'd week Dec. Sl2SNt2 tlOI26I Inc So.6t
From July i.,,.... 3,+S? $50 S,iO0itS Inc $780,
I'd week Dec ssTs 900 seoso 900 Inc $4,000
From Jan. l..., 81. $50 2+s IS. 6S7 oSS Inc co., SIS
Central Branch:
I'd week Dec."....., $1,000 $1,000 lnc $4,000
From Jan, l....,. l02l7i3 l.?o9. oe3 doc. 1<s $50
Ist week DEE s2ts oss s72s.os Inc s2.s4
From July l,,...... 5.A90 t2 oS2 Inc 400 0i0
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad system reports
for November:
1902 1901 Chdnoes
Gross earnings. N9aS.s'l N,s7s.sso Inc. tsesei
Oper. expenses. 3.l5f,O62 sU26.ii7 Inc i2s gt6
-----
Net earnings. Si,sii 800 si.s5s.7es Dec. ti9e4
From July I to Nov, 30.
Gross earnings. 500 $50 $50 324 ooa 1&2 Inc Si74oei1
Oper. expenses. 1881 .Oei 6oSs.eSe Inc i27AA1
Net earnings $40. .27s q. $4,000 Inc N72,is3
TOLEDO RAILWAYS AND LIGHr.
Toledo Railways and Light Company reports for
November. lvO!. lvul. IH0noeg.
Gross earnings .... SIPS 3s SiiSO77 Inc Si;,ssa
Op, exp. and taxes SSH 67,23 Dec. i,4o8
Ns, eaInlngs,.,, Gons sSs,soa Inc n.,sis
oross earnings. .sisls,4 ass nis.7os lno s,s4, 77s
OPP, cap, and taxes oc2,sss t12.77S Inc. so,iS
Net earnings .... ssss,ss4 S,i.sso Ino. N4esI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
United states Steel Corporation.

4 Quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on the
Common stock. payable December 80. 1902. was
declared October !. 10 stockholders of record De.
cember 0. Transfer books close at y. NJ De-
cember Q, and reopen at 10 \, NJ, December 81.
RICHARD TRfMBLE. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-18
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

'fx dividend.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-18
STABBED TO DEATH.
Miss Florence McFaran, a Music Teacher Of Rochester
Killed by Another Woman.

Rochester, N. Y, Nov 1S.-Miss Flor
ence McFarlan, aged 81 years, a music
teacher, was stabbed to death in her
fathers house here today by another
woman, and an hour later Mrs. Lula
Young, wife of Frank Young, at one
time city purchasing agent, was arres-
ted as being the supposed murderess.
The woman who committed the deed
rang the door bell at the McFarlan
home and when Miss McFarlan an
swered it, attacked her with a knife.
Miss McFarlan ran screaming through
the hall into the kitchen, closely pur-
sued by her assailant. In the kitchen
she stumbled, half turning. In flash
her pursuer was upon her and stabbed
her five times. Miss McFarlan sank to
the floor, dying instantly. The mur-
deress fed The only words she was
heard to utter We're: "She came be-
tween myself and my husband, and I
am glad she's dead" The dead woman
was the daughter of railroad man,
and was a person of refinement and
good appearance. Mrs. Young made no
statement after her arrest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-18
MOL|NEUX STILL
HAS HIS TROUBLES
1t Is Publicly Reported His Wife Has Gone
to South Dakota for the Purpose Of
Instituting Action for
Divorce.
NO MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
WILL MAKE ANY STATEMENT

New York, Nov. 1S.-Roland b. Mo-
lineuX and his father were in confer
ence with their counsel, George Gordon
Battle, today At the close of the talk
Mr.. Battle made the following state
ment: Neither General iIdv ard Mo-
lineux nor his son, Roland B. Molin-
eux, nor any other member of the
family will make any statement in re-
gard to the report to the press that
Mrs. Roland B. Molineux has gone to
South Dakota with the purpose of in
stitGti ting action for divorce. They
regard it as private matter concern
ing which no public utterance should
be made. General Molineux desires to
say that all members of his family
have at all times treated Mrs. Roland
B. Molineux with the utmost kindness
and consideration. This is his last
word on the subject"
MRS. MOLINEUX TALKS.
Sioux Falls, Nov 1S.-Mrs. r. B.
Molineux today gave out in her own
handwriting the following statement:
1T is true I am in Sioux Falls for the
purpose Of instituting divorce proceed
ings. / have no plans except I shall be
a resident here for the next six
Senator Kittredge, her attor-
ney, has enjoined her not to talk fur
ther to newspaper representatives.