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New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
r,,nnpEAN PRopucE MARKET.

r,-.-nooI Oct 7-Closlng Wheat. spot No red West
= cr d1T SIS lcd Northern spring HrTn. Is sd
S 1,sliforna hIm 6s Sd futures quiet December 5s
a. A. Narch iO4d CO n-SpOt quiet: Amer mixed
"a sd futures steady October 5s Sd Januars. 37sd
So Louis fancy winter quiet, So Sd Hops al London
ID ac Ccas rev and old crtps. firm. IS 1ts1fT Beef
stro r. ext ind mess. llOs Po strong prime mess
WsztsTn gas Cd Hams-ShOrt cut ~ to Is 10. steady
sss Racon-Currbe % q 30 10, steady 65s
short b. 10 "a n quiet 66c; ns clear indies. light
~ "a 10 firm. ID: ling clear middes heavy 35 10
40 ~ steady 62s ID. clear bellies. IA 70 ID N. steady
shoFt eear lacks 10 20 10 steady sos shou,des
srn In tiercss 53s American refined IN pals 54s "a
Butter nonanaL Cheese strong: wh.tA
sos DO coo. ed SIS raIiow-Prms city. 2sc rypentns
Spirits SIS Sd Rosin-Common quiet Is lid. Pc
t-olsnn-Rsnnsd eu.:,- 3D. Linsesd 81 dull 5ls 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

eoioS given the weekly crop weather report from me
Neu., ~ lace by the weather officials stattnee
tric,s a. ane has exceeded inch IN nearly ai as
from nssslt1 o. injury rain open cotton come
es * ~ sssiions ane Tetins ane spsoSis % @
IN silh bui crop has been secured
sessee Boil vsS & 6ols Are ~ oPeS sSS.sns ~. eTop
cotton afI dry weather Is needed gene ally oHe
ho's sr - ano especially Texas. 20 open maturee
lac sns asleu the development OF Immature ools sna
over entire State east % the s~th NERD AT
EsroTts lehcient With IN Panhandle on the sth
coiio heds ben rendered racticaliy vsussss
sTT1,ng 1,sng very and IN many the staple
ureenv , end rotting IN bolls. Warm. dry weathef
cevelorn,er q open matured hollis and 70 hasten NJ
Collin cotton Reports Of bn wesvil damage numerous
~ dausse 80 2oeins northernmost county whers reports
bas. pool cables spot easier. sales. 10000
. pa t6sso uon sne export, 500; American eoc re
nneT 5Ss nss easy points decline; closed qSiet ou
Novenbsr e9in's net lover October. Csc oetoeeT-
sesb N,,Sso Jannary-Feb uary. s5ss February March
Aahchesisr.yepru sosy: APriMay and May-Juns. .SSs
. DRUGS--0,asIns ans easier; cloths dun.
sss a." as2 30 ane powered s. soass as Morphins
slshths a. sSs,ed a 81 sogs2: 8 ss9s2 %
siossg' fso EsSsfSSTIAI oIIs@Ths market Is
are auotee az for popular kines food Fun prices
prime Tos,7s~ ~ cassie. eoadSc; cubeb s5casl: lemon
s0ass ns zoe; ow sraae seaesei lemon grass native
- y. s srtiacah IS srss so psppsruint Mss,srn tins
royal ss - on tns. 50 ss cases 81 ssqs2 70: penny
sinis. .sssssrmnt 81 7ossi IS tsnss 81 icesi 2s
q ios s1ssnrel 81 s6sl %. ARTIFICIAL $3.50
a.. nn psnsne sea pqTs Wi ssgss @ ." 11,ss
snsssx xcs ss foovs; Burdock &c: eenTian. s.G4isc;
ssssss q s9usssE s sss js
sss's ssissisS = SssGss ssie: lSs sasssssrs siss-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

so c-ttou closed aul with quotations points lower
~ ne asiA % Nh5c fur u4Gl.ng upland and BLOC ~
lllng CUT southern spot markets were teleEIaTAtd
- ioNf. NrV-ireaus ras. unchanged al sac Mut-le
unclaneed al 3-lec. savannah easy, ll6c love AZ
ss-ltc, Charleston Guis l-lGe lbc Ma VII
SeA Aliti unchanEed az sac; Norfolk &c lover a.
e' Baltimore nominal. &C lower al sc. Augusta
-leey Pa TALLY sc l6c. l. uis quiet. un-
.-.elo az -. Fbtiusf gifFs al NcW-orleans
lolt-" ore 900 bale. C0Wpa e. with Ss-H
a, aetaal week and gGs4 bales actual last year
~ O. Tor tomorrow, 100 20 II q baes against
sle bales week sud bales q year ago. A.
,ten u 900 a. i3ooO balss against 10 81 actual last
aha s->9 bales actual lastN wear.
.etpN a. The ports points TO-DAY CON
f--~- VIA tAe same day laEt and last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
HA-IHoAD.

ANP rO f9RS g %EST Sn STREE
The IeivinE time from aLhsDb bs1hrosse. and
tkat si@en below 'r rdr mve %.%1tes sder tnss
-tiahj sNcepr where otherwise noted.
Cars New York Pittsburs Sleeping Car Ptisburs %
s55 q W. TAST :! TPSsSgrs ,..,,,,
"'I'I . ~. W rENNSNI1vANIA IIM1TED.-PuIr an Com
Cars For chicaEo cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati. md
~ sou " 49, "; THE Pr,NNsYI.vAyIA sPECT,I--2o-
Drawing room. Sleeping Dining. and Buffet smoking
~ x, fo,,s, " cHrCAGo AID ST louis EXpEEss;
S55 LOTS ff IIs REss pq76s Pittsburs Gin
For Weth ya via ssnaSdos6 S s s Tssy Roa aas car
o-2l 2,.f v; Nv VI. wFsTERN EXPEE S-For Chicago. For
7 p ~ PtciFic ExPRRssFor PiRs caE r,.bus and
Route Connects for Cleveland except saturday
FREssPoe tts6a S SeveaSd AS and GNhMNnr cnSiSna
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH.
ana' T!Ess's I n,3 lq:S loss 6,@6s car,
Streets 2 5 O@ 10 s9o5 f and ali Paror
and plni5s Caro- 3 25 dining Car. as Dining carr.
e25 Dining Car ij55 Dining E q can P's M 255 CDn
5pnlns esr t@ as ,Dinns nj Carr As
soL'THERN RAILwAY.-Expless 8 Is 4s5 p m. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Ezpress. o2S a. m. as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Florida and Mssr9
Ra.itsn Pm. iiHeu l2oo Q. daily. Express. lzlO
NoRF&Lk X.IS AND AND wEsTERN RAuwAY-For Memphis
cIiTaiPEAKE oH75 RAf1%1Y-755 Ii Ses a. m week
Fof. OLD FONT &c eoIr1r Ii ~ ally sLG ,oRro1-7w
N Wett- DAYS and So D. m dally
a III tlIf -9.S5 a m. ~ weekdays.
SuhaaSa '.oO a. m Through Nestbuled Trains Buffet
dioI JaIs ana Standard Coaches week days. Par
Coaches sundays 9
CAPE MAY.-I25S n n, wal, 5.v.
F lonIs on New York and Long Branch Railroad 0rorn
y. Mest -lhTd Street Sta.ionl 55 a IL 10.
90. . ~ ana % p m week days. Sundays e.25
a m I-u S4u. = 20 arI 5 10 D. m. week days sun
. a. fOh PHILADELPHIA.
olp tDesoIosses and Cortlandt Streets 2o1 TS5
-, 30 30 Dining Can, (955 Penna Limited.
IoIo tDesprosses and Cortandt 10 20) Dining
Sarl l2"S tL-Htng Can. ~ 30 a. m. 255 Dining
- LoS II,nlng Can, 10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt
oIieels, ~. 200 3 8 tDihug carr. 55 %. a IS
SaIl 100 dining Car). 555 Dining Carr. T55.
% 500 30 =. m. u 10 night Sundays. e 10. 15S
tno Soaehesl = 25 sos. 925 Dining Carr. 955 dim-
- GSo ~ - tDin ng Can g. II * Dining Carr
l55 Dining Carr, g. Is Dining Carl. IS. 4 25 DINING
> -. S.25 ?. m. IL 10 night
II ks Offices. 4R 1854 III ana 2s1 Tsroadvav fS2
ffth Avenue beow 3"d ST.. 2e3 Fifth Avenue lcoruer
18th Stl Astor House: West Twenty third Street
station and stations foot Cortlandt
streets. Court Street $50 Fulton Street Broadway
ana Pennsylvanta Annex Station. Brooklyn: station.
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company will
can Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. FOR Penhsyfvana Rail-
road Cab Service
J. r. HTrTCHTNSON r WOOD.
General NansCer Gsn'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

r!verpooI Oct T. p. mL-Cotton; spot-Good business
ces IoNer: American middlng tai-. 5lS1; good
hIdng a9, 4 BOD midd ng. Asod; low mddlng. 47od;
~ ,ri,parv SID; ordinary. 446d- The sales Of the
60 we're I2 900 bales OF which 500 were for speculation
and EXPORT and included l-uO american, Receipts
,r and closed barely steady; American middling
easlg "a sellers: October ard November sell
@ November and December. ASSd sellers December and
SIs, 54d buvers January ard February. 45id SELL
ami March buyers: March APRIL
d yaiue- April and May, 453d sellers; May and June
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

head market steady strong active: lambs SO ~
S4 lo Western lambs S3S4 20; native wethers Sc 95G
81 Western wethers 81 6aS3 so fed So 909S3 So;
Texas q pred yaar1ngs s. T5a$3 clipped Sheep
s. fIS3, stockers and feeders S20S3.
Fast Buhalo oct 1-Catte-Iecepts. 200 head; steady
70 strong 75 n Ohio steers. 81 steady 5O1
$ % Hogs-Recepts. 700 strong and active; heavy.
- odSI 80; mixed, 81 45dS1 80; 81 3OGsT
Light Workers s7ns7 & pigs Sc s0dSs s5 roushs 50 s0q
- To- - 500 So 15dST *: dairies
81 2ltISI % sheep and lambs-Recefpts. 1890 head;
steady; lambs. 25GS5 -. yearlings s4ds4 50; ewes
Sc 5V4 81: mixed sheep. S2nS4.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND
st.t 2O .fT ~ s N Il 40 =

FOR BALTIMORE md MAsHINGroN-fs.3A
r. NJ. az IS Mdt-
zFrom Liberty Sire onlv. sDaily. fDaily except
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tPsrlor cars only. ilVia Tam
aqua. saturdays.
Oficss: Libettv Ferry. Ferry. HOUSE,
26I 434 1900 1884 Broadway. tS2 5th Ave Is Union
Square West i2Jth ST 273 West i25th 245
Columbus Ave. york. 344 $50 Futon
Brooklyn: aS Broadway. williamsburg New Yorg
Co calls for and checks baggage 70 destination
w. G. BESLFR. c. NJ BURT.
Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry-ttme from south
Ferry nve minutes eaTlierI
EAsToy BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
M&UCH CHU NN-z4O0 G:15 Easton only). q 10 A. ".
l2o. 20. 500 l545 Easton only) p NJ Sundays. sssS
wILk EsBARRE AND sCRANroN-z4Oo aIo A
LAX EW ooD. Toms, RIVER AVID aaEyEeAT
p NJ Sundays. eco A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAf-'e.4o A. NJ.
vISELAND AND BRIoGEToN-tz4Oo A. A.. ti.ss
,oNG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GRoVE. POHNT PIE ASANT AND SEAsFORE
POINTs-z4.OO 9 10 II Sn A. NJ. $50. S53. IS. $50.
p ~ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 600 A NJ
Phil ADELPHIA CREADING TERMINAIS-z-4ss.
II 90 $500 saOO. +1o0O. ti1.OO A VI, Tf2OO. .t.0o
a. So - OO CO. s4OO so IS 90. tT5o $500 P. NJ
sI2.15 Mdt -
sii 80 s. NJ. fIO0 ts3-4O 500 200 70. rs P. NJ
Nit
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTsyTLLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-i " 400 25. IS %. tlte1O 90. 10
IL0O a NJ Reading onlv(. 7 500. 10 200 2. NJ
Reading Pottsvle Harrisburg only 800 p ".
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From foot of Rector street.
Atlantic Highlands Seahrght. Monmouth Reach,
ard Long Branch Ashury PARK and Point Pleasanss
1000 A. n, 4 80 p n sundays. 1000 A. NJ $50
p. II. East long Branch oniyl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
q position O BTazHian ooaee IS ss follows:

NolION-lhc breai of yesterday was followed hy a
further loss 90 points to-day. tre close being al
about The lowest hgures. OQeuus figures were point
higher 70 points lower. this being better FaI than
ae considering that cables depicted weal situation IN
LVfioos that the weather chart portrayed EenrTallF
lair ang mild conditions tho crop country aud that
rce7ts very heavy Soon after the c room shorts
I'D the lst up several points IN fear ~ Wen street
euins. Tho former Leaders however failed q support
nc market and commission houses were NtN eipIet
with LIQUIDATION orders the market turnel heavy ana
during the balance Of tho morning worked quite steadily
Q0Vnwarl Room sentiment became radically bear1sn on
te oecne, and tho south furnished goo-y runoer q
wintsr month selling orders The late Liverpool cables
were tsappor and the action - the stock nei et
sgh excite suspicion that further general de
Cllnes IN that market lEcIY under me coal strEe
agitation that public speculation would he frightened
some come. Private CROP reports were
less uuiavlah than noted IN some time anc ne souih
fQ5t markets des -rihad easier. with
rars Offering and demand limited small snouuts
The prospect receipts and possible turn -
D Jf1 IN CfTafiIg
lear paTlld-c Al the close fhe market Was Fesdy ana
prices net % : points lower, Totals sales were eu-
CSC bales. The regular weekly crop weather
report from Nep-Oreaus fell Tat Influence though
decidedly bu.ish The average trader Reused 10 tellt'e
ne rgpc1 in ne entirety.
Ihc priCes IN the local market to-day
flrgNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON And ALBANN RAILROAD-
New York Central & Hudson River r. r.. Lessee)
Trains leave Grand Central station. Fourth Avenue
t2d Street. New York follows:
900 NJ. f12OO s4.OO P. NJ. sIi0O p. NJ.
arrive Boston $50 P. ~. $40 P. NJ, 1000 r. NJ. Gl3
A. NJ
Leave Boston 1900 A. NJ. 1900 noon, s4oo p NJ
s11 % P. ~; arrive New York $50 P. NJ. $40 P. M
1000 P. n. 6.14 A. VI.
f"Fets at New York Central ticket Offices 4i5 and 1919
Broadway and at Grand Central station
A n. SMITH. GEORGE ~ DANIELS,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. oct Flour arm Whsat-Sprng steady: No
Northern, z October ard November shipment T2isc:
winter du. No red. 14HIic. Corn quiet but hrm No
yeuowt 669.c; No g do. 6Gi.c; No 65q65l3c No
do 90 i+Q64Sc- Oats strong. No white. Soc; No do
35c: No mixed. 81 l3l &C. Barley-WesJern- Z,
quoted az SDH6nc. kye-No I. in store. SSc. Canal
freights steady
ChLeago Oe.. ..-Ihs Iealng futures ranged as t9L-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

CABLES Rio--Conee market STEADY. No. kio
$3.50: exchange led. receipts 26oeo bass = days:
cleared for tho United States 1000 base; elearei
Tor Europe bags 69s.usro bass. Sarto7-
C0Nee market quiet. Good average Santos $3.50 -
cepts S7OoO baFs q days; stock l65lts0 lags Ham
hurgtoHee market opened = pfs lower, A. $50 m
vas net z. pfg lower. Sales, $50 hag~. Ha'rt-
Cohes market opened steady = frarc lower al - IN
changed. p M irregular declined = frame: az S3)
i uu~hauged. 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

A pvERrIsEMENrs ana SuDscr'.'7n' for The Tribune
received Al their Uptown once.
Advertisements will the following branch
orces az regular ONCE until o'clock vis.s
c54 stb-ave.. q e cor 23d-st.; tJ3 6th-ave.. cor.
ie,h-st: o: East I1th-sts 25T West 4:d-st. be-
tween Tth and sth 263 West f25th-st: 1.33s
yd-ave.. oetw.s- Es-= =zs 9TH i.O2e 3d-ave.,
near 6lst-st: f.70s Ist-ave seth-st: 157 East
I25th-st.I 7S6 Tr~mont-awe.s ESQ 3d-ave..
aise-st: 554 5d-ave.t 21o Bieeeker-st.s s:S
Breecker.st. Erookyl y. y.-216 Couxt-st,s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

.Not included in totals.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

! used has given rise in some quar-.
terS to the belief that the price will
be advanced and to the general sur
mise lh at the Wilmington Gas and
Electric Company wlI,not be able to
keep the trade supplied because OF
the scarcity of coal. These alarms
are unwarranted.
The amount Of gas used in vii.
mington has been on the increasc
for several months Now the con.
sumption is almost twice what 1t
would be II there we're no strike.
1t costs the company much more
than usual TO generate IL, but this
excess in cost is terbalanced by
the incleasC in the amount sod.
Oil Is being consumed In vast
quantities, but the Standard Oil Com
pany has no reason to fear fam
inc. An Official of the big corpor-
alton SAID yesterday that while the
de mand had Increased the increase
was hardly appreciate. There has
been Il slight rise in the price, but
it was the annual fall rise. and not
due in any way to the coal strike.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TEMPERANCE UNION WORK.
Smyrna Meeting Of Tonight to be
Addressed by Syrian.

AT yesterday afternoons session ol
the State Woman's Christian Temp
erance Union the president and the
three vice presidents. Mrs. Mary B..
Donuel, of New Castle; Mrs Kate II.
Smithers, OF Kent, and Miss Lillian
Cade. oi Sussex. read their annual
reports. Mrs Rachel Roster Avery,
OF Philadelphia, made an address.
Mrs. Kate e. Smilhers. OF Smyrna.
presided at the evening session.
Five minute speeches were deliver
ed by Smyrna ministers. Mrs. V.
S. COLL IS delivered the address of
welcome, and responses were made
by Mrs Lonsia N. Moor. Of Middle.
towu, aid Mrs Wilson, of Milton.
Madam Layyah BaraItat, of Phila-
delphln, a Syrian, vii! address the
convention 10 night, These commit
tees were appointed at'the morning
session: Resolutions. Mrs Lila +.
Aron, Kent; Mrs. NJ. $. Cranston,
New Castle; Mrs. Graves. Sussex.
Credentials, Mrs Rebecca Gaw-
thlop, Wilmington; Miss Mary W.
Thompson, smyrna; Mrs Arna lIaz.
,ard, Lewis Finances. Mrs Sallie
E, Rawlins, Seaford; Mrs. Ada y.
guIgly, Wilmington; Mrs. Lena
Camden; Mrs Anna s.
Jary. Social. Mrs Anne e Pierce,
i rs. Annie Price.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
EMPTY COAL SCUTTLE
BOTlIERS FAMILIES NOW

1t is the empty coal hod that is
now giving more thought than the
ful! dinner pail i'll this city and
county.
Living is now higher in this city
than it has been for many years.
While wages are higher, yet it is
impossible for the great majority
Of men to save very much owing to
the increased cost Of living. For
some reason the price of farm pro-
ducts is greater in Chester than in
Wilmington. The difference is so
great that the car fare can be saved
in the purchase of only II fow arti-
cles. This was demonstrated u few
days ago by a Chester woman, who
saved the fare on the trolley line in
the purchase Of only two articles -
meat and Lima beans. She paid
five cents less pound for meat
here than in Chester and five cents
less for Lima beans. Out of seven
articles bought in the curbstone
market here she saved over fifty
cents on the Chester prices. and
since then she has been asking her
self the question why such differ
cnce should exist in cities so close.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
LAWN FETE WAS
4 GREAT SUCCESS,
Patrons Were Many And Peo-
pie Enjoyed the Affair."
Proceeds For Day Nursery.

HishopStcad was Il brilliant scene
last night, the occasion being tho
annual lawn fete for the benefit of
st. Michael's Day Nursery and Hos.
pita for Babies. The fcte started In
the afternoon, but it remained for
the evening, when many electric
lights and japanese lanterns shone
over The scete, to bring Quilts points
OF beauty,
On the lawn were tents for the
klnndIke, toys, the auditorium
where cantata wis presented, the
grocery store and the Old Curiosity
shop. Two Plug pong boards we're
in operation. Within the bishops
residence were tables for the sale of
candy, books, fancy articles. ice
cream, cake. novelties, bread, pre-
serves aud jeIles. Supper was serv.
ed in the house and on the rear
piazza. A large number OF persons
ate supper
The cantata 1.-THE Three Prir-
cess was presented by fourteen girls
and boys Of ST. Michacl's parish,
under the direction Of Miss Myers.
The DUPONT Orchestra of sixteen
pieces gave concert in the evening,
adding greatly to the pleasure of the
many visitors.
Az the conclusion Of the fe,e, cakes
were presented to Bishop CoIeman
and the Rev. Hubert w. Wells. who
was the chairman Of the fctc COM
miLtcc. 1t is hoped that the pro-
ceeds will exceed those Of similar
previous occasions.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
State Guard In Camp,

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-Thc ell
tire national guard Of Pennsylvania is
in camp in the anthracite coal regions.
Contrary TO expectations, the troops
were well received, and there was 10
dispositioT Oh the part OF the strikers
to annoy the soldiers. There WAS only
one Instance during the day Of any
show Of feeling, and this was manifest
at Bethlehem when some boys stoned
the second section OF the train bearing
the First regiment from Philadelphia.
Universal quiet rriens throughout the
entire region. Bris0dier Geucral .',hall,
who arrived in Tamaqua. tclcgraphcd
to Major General Miller that there was
no disturbance of any kind in the dis
trict. The solIicrS who arrived yestcr-
day were all scattered throughout
Schuylkill, Luzeru", Carbon and North
umberland counties.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TWO FINED FOR
FIGHTING IN STREET.
Nathan Williams Assaults
Hostess and Judge Coch-
ran Imposes Fine.

Armor j. Ward. John Glenn, Ed
ward Mcconnell, James A. flanagan
and Thomas Conncll were prisoners
in tho city court this morning on the
charge OF disorderly conduct.
The disorder occurred in West
Sixth street and in it beer bottles, and
brick bats played prominent part.
Testimony against Ward anG Glenn
was conclusive. wbereupon Judge
Cochran fined them each s. and COSTS
ConneIl Mcconnell and lIaunlgan
were dismissed,
Not guilty. was the plea Of Ma
than Williams, colpred, to the charge
OF aSSauitand battery on Hattie Hin
son. colO!ed, who testified that the
prisoner came into her house last
night and beat her. The prisoner was
fined $50 and costs.
As the police were unable to fiud
Walter James, the witness against
Frank Spencer, coIored, charged With
assault and battery, Spencer was dis
missed
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
NO BREAK YET In
RANKS OF STRIKING
ANTHRACITE MINERS

His mission thcvr Is also a secret. AS
New York is the headquarters of the
! coal operators Il runlor Immediately
spread that settlement was in pros
pcct, but Mr. Mitchell and his col
leagues would not say whom they ex-
pected to meet.
1t was a busy day for the miners
/ officials about headquarters. From
early morning until late mt night the
returns came in constantly. In the
evening the corps Of newspaper CORE
spondonts stationed here were invited
to examine tho reports, and not one
was found that was not couched in
firm language. Briefly stated, the reso-
luticIls in these reports affirm the con
fdrnrc OF the men in the integrity and
Judgment of their president, praise
President Roosevelt for his efforts to
end the strike, dcMyunce the presidents
of the coal carrying railroads for their
al'n9rh abuse nf the chief executive at
the conference in Washington, {.
norncr the employment of the coal
and iron police, thank all organizations
and citizens throughout the country
for the financial assistance given and
u"nounce Governor Stone for sending
tr"..ls hHrn.
Nearly all the resolutions contalncu q
sentence to the effect that the men will
remain ont though all the troops in
the United States were sent here un-
I'll they are granted some concessions.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
LIES PASSED AT
lKON SWiNDLE HEARING,

John j. Morrow, a driver for the
Keystone Supply Company, charged
with completely i'll Hopes & Town,
send iron swindle, was sent to prison
in default of $4,000 bail by Magistrate
Cunningham Of Philadelphia after
a hearing yesterday that nearly end,
cd in fight.
Joseph Harvey an expressman,
said Morrow had telephoned ord ers
to him to haul goods from the
Hopes & Townsend works. JAS
Moran, detective formerly en-
ployed in the case by the Miller d
Sharky Agency, said he met Morrow
and James Lawrench, manager of
the Keystone Company, in saloon,
and that Lawrence said Corwin
owed the firm $40, 600.
He added thot Morrow told him
il he Informed Miller he would get
his face punched. Lawrence. " ho
was In court, said Moran lied aud
threatened to fight him then and
there. Detective Miller declared
that Moran had made no report OF
such occurrence.
EuS enc COrwin. the self confessed
head of the conspir acy, was present
and seemed TO enjoy the bitterness
displayed. He has been brought up
from pr ison for each hearing. at
which he takes notes OF the test-
mony.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
OF THE DIOCESE.
Annual Session Being Held at
St. Johns Episcopal
Church.

In st. Johns church, at 10 a'clock
this morning the annual meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of the DiO-
ccHp Of Delaware began by the cele-
bration Of Holy Communion.
Bishop Coleman was the celebrant;
the Rev. Ashton Henry gospeller;
DR.. Manson, epistoler and Archdca-
con Hall. assisted. The Rev. Messrs.
Hammond, Dunlop, Hamilton and
NJ onr"Ns we're present.
The sermon was preached by the
Rev. EllwOo1 {. Worcester, of st.
Stephens church, Philadelphia.
An address was made by Rev.
Frank Jones of Indian Territory.
The Rev. Kinsey !. Hammond
representing the babies branch also
made an address. Mrs. G.. l.. Nell
vane is presiding over the Auxiliary
At O'Clock the meeting adjourned
for luncheon and was resumed at
2 O'Clock. The officers Will be elect
ed this afternoon.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TIE BURNED
WHILE he WALKED
John Talley's Neck Piece Torn
From His Neck by
Stranger.
UNCONSCIOUS OF DANGER.
Lighted Cigar Responsible For
Peculiar Fire That
Caused Some Ex-
citement.

A most peculiar accident happen.
pl to John Talley, real estate agent
Tor the Security Trust and Safe De-
post Company, this morning while
he was walking down Market street
mOking a cigar. In some manner
bis neck tie'caught fire from a spark
from the cigar. All the while Mr..
Talley was unconscious Of the fire
ut his throat. At Fifth and Market
streets, Edward Rodick an employe
1t the Grand Union Hotel, who was
ttanding waiting for II car saw Mr..
Talley coming down the street and
hs he drew near Rodick caught the
burning tie and pulled it Off, to-
Eether with tho mouldeling collar.
! Mr.. Talley was much surprised,
put thanked Mr.. ROdick for his
kindness.