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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
Big BEEF PACKERS.

(Continued from page one.)
The different companies. II is said. will
accept shares in the combined company
for practically all of their properties.
Cash will be necessary, however. TO pay
for the various small plants purchased re-
Gently by the Swifts and Armours TO be
turned into the general consolidation. Lo-
cal bankers expect to furnish a part of
the amount and the balance will come
from New York
Austin. Tex, Sept. 12-It was learned
here today that Swift & Co. and Armour
a Co. are negotiating for the purchase
OF all the leading Independent cottonseed
mills I'm Texas. Those concerns are 10
be operated In connection with the Beef
Trust, OF which the two companies are
members.
No secrecy is being made Of their pur-
chases OF OIL mills In this state. announce
ment having been made from time TO
time OF mills which they have bought.
The cottonseed oil industry II closely al
4ied with the packing business the oil
being used In the manufacture OF lard
And other fatty products While the
Acottonseed Is the best fattenlng food for
cattle. few OF the private oil mills will
contract 10 feed cattle at this time owing
40 the unsettled condition OF ownership
OF the concerns
II is stated that the Beef Trust will
spend several million dGllars I'm securing
control OF the cottonseed industry o..
Texas and the South. and that a merging
of the interests or the American Cotton
OIL company with the Beef Trust may
take place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

The property holders az Corliss Heights
held an enthusiastic meeting last evening
and organized the Coriiss Heights I'm
provement association. whose Office n 20
look after the Improvement OF streets.
lighting and sewering OF this district
The following officers were elected:
President. Mr.. Joseph Bardsley: vice
president. Mr.. George w. Brown: secre-
tary. Mr.. Benz 3 slocum; treasurer. Mr.
John J Hogue; executive committee. Mr.
Peter J. Trodden. Mr.. r. ". Campbell.
Mr.. VIM. III. Davis, Mr.. r. u. Davis, Mr.
Frederick Whitaker. Mr. James J. Ridge
Mr Samuel warnock
Regular meetings will be held first and
third Tuesdays Of each month, at their
hall. corner Berkshire and Admiral
streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
CLEAN VICTORY

London. Sept l2.-"Danny" Maher, the
American Jockey. scored a clever victory
In the race az the Doncaster September
meeting today for the Parkhill stakes
tof i5 sovereigns each. for three-year- old
hllie. one mile. SIX furlongs and 1872
yards'D lie landed Elba winner by
half length from the famous
sceptre on which 4 TO 10 against had been
laid Elba started at 10 10 against.
Maher. on Rondeau later won the
Prince OF Wales Nursery plate handicap
(of 1000 sovereIgns for two-year-oids, one
mile). scoring against ~ runners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12

The following vessels have arrived at
and sailed from the port OF Providence
during the past "a hours:
Arrived-Steamer Larchmont. New
York; steamer Connecticut New York;
steamer Rhode Island New York; steam-
er Richard Borden, Fab River, and re-
turned steamer City OF Newport. New
port and returned; steamer Warwick,
Block Island. and returned; steamer
Queen City. Seaconnet, and returned /;
steamer New Shoreham. Block Island,
Rnd returned: steamer Sycamore. Fall
River. and returned tug Gertrude. New
York; schooner Amanda A. New York:
schooner Harry l.. Fenner, moulding
eand, New York.
Saalsd-steamsr fremont, New York;
steamer Plymouth, New York; steamer
City OF Lowell, New York; tug Aries.
with barge George Moon. lighter Atlas
and barge Nassau. New London tug
Navigator, with barges Florida, Felix and
Nora, Norfolk; schooner spHngiDi
Brunswick, Ca; schooner Margurite.
Newport News; schooner Sandy Nook.
New York. tug Gertrude New York: tug
Gaspee. with barge Brillian. Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, Sept. 1.-THE stock market
opened very active and with lower prices.
Missouri Pacific declined almost points
to l2l. but losses otherwise were OF mod
crate fractions. st. Paul lost a and then
recovered TO a shade above yesterdays
the momentary situation. yesterdays late
furry In rates disturbing sentiment some
what.
Dealings became very confusing, sup
porting orders appearing In spots. while
other stocks were sold. The failure of
London to respond TO the 81. Paul divt-
dend action and the Baltimore and Ohio
stock increased disappointed the bulls.
and there was general selling on this
account. Both st. Paul and Baltimore
and Ohio were very feverish and covered
a range Of about a point Missouri Pa
cihc on the other hand was pushed up TO
about yesterdays closing level again. but
other Southwesterns were sluggish and
heavy. Toward II o'clock the entire mar
ket declined abruptly under the lead OF
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific which
were offered freely. Norfolk and Western
Wheeling and Lake Erie LIST pfd., Mime
apolis and St Louis. Kansas and Texas
pfd.. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific.
Manhattan, Sugar. Col Fuel and Virginia
Caroline Chemical declined between and
points.
Losses we're quite generally extended
all through the list and the selling move
ment brosdened out. In addition TO those
previously enumerated fully as many
more prominent stocks scored further
declines Of a point or more. including
Louisville. Reading common and "a pfd..
the Wabashes and the Atchisone, NJ. Y.
Air Brake lost Sh and IT, g. Express 4
An opening rate OF 10 per cent for call
money followed by a rise 10 u per cent
led TO the closing out OF bull accounts and
encouraged short selling speculs tion
became very quiet later. but showed very
little tendcncy toward recovery
Railroad bonds were irregular.
Prices hardened. but the demand was
too small 10 effect much of a recovery
outside of Missouri Paciic. which touched
I2Z7s and again relapsed a point. Con-
unued higher money rates and the pros
pect that the banks would have 10 call
loans extensively In order 90 make an
effective showing tomorrow of surplus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
INSANE
MAN WAS
DETAINED
Wanted to Purchase aReVolVeT
to Shoot Crooks Who We're
Following Him.

Detective o'Malley was called to VIII
fis' store. on Westminster street. yester-
day. 70 remove man who was acting
strangely.
Among other things the man hourisheo
n rofi of bills, asked where he could pur-
chase a revolver and declared that ne
would shoot two OF the clerks who be-
longed 20 a gang OF western crooks that
Were following and intended TO DO him
up.
The stranger was taken TO police head
quarters and detained In one OF the prl-
yste cells today. when his friends took
him away.
He gave his name as Jacob n. Harden
berg On cards that were found In his
pockets were written such instructions
as these:
IF am killed. my name Is Jacob N.
Hardenberg. Notify II. Schermer, ii Mai
den lane New York"
Send word II a gang OF crooks Kill me
10 l.. e. Beattie, 30th street and Sd ave-
nue., N. Y"
Crooks from the west are going TO kill
me. Inform Lawyer Williams 203 Broad
way, sth floor, New York city"
Hardenberg was suffering from some
form OF insanity and II was deemed nee
essary to keep him In restraint lest he
did harm TO himself and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12

reserves discouraged confden, h,,,
invited realizing on very slight ,.i,,'
On the other hand the ability q, ~.
various pools to advance their fayor,,ae
materially during the week desn,,s ,ss
money rates, checked any decided aor,ono no
stration ey the bears and the re.,,i. :.
narrow fevertsh and uncertain narke,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12

Albany. n. Y. Sept. ia.-The reduisition
OF the governor OF Rhode Island for the
extradition OF Miss Dessa Stevens. an
actress 10 that state, to answer to the
charge of A y. Pierce OF Providence,
that she stole rings from him TO the value
~ 1915 has been withdrawn.
She deposed that Pierce gave her the
rings which he claims she stole and that
she has been prosecuted by him. having
been arrested In New York city and he
having failed 20 appear TO press the
charge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
1000 MINERS ON STRIKE

Murray. Ohio. Sept. l2.--One thousand
Athens county over the question of the
ehsck OF system. The companies have
heretofore stood good for the checkofr of
miners who were behind in their store
bills. but they refused 90 continue to DO
% longer and the miners went out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
WILL RETURN TO WORK

Pail River, Mass, Sept. n.-At a meet
fne OF the striking wesvers OF the Har-
graves mill this morning ~ was voted TO
return 20 work Monday.
supt Hamilton offered 20 pay for work
On samples OF jaoquards. the price paid
fsr regular work. The matter OF spools
en the looms was left In absvanca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
BADLY STRAINED
Barge Moon ToWed to New
London for Repairs.

The tug Aires sailed from this port soon
after noon today with the barge George
Moon. the destination being New London,
where the Moon will go on the dry dock
for repairs.
The Moon was very badly strained by
her short sojourn on Great Bed the first
OF the week and In leaking very badly.
II is thought that very extensive repairs
will be required on her hull. The Aires
also took the lighter Nassau and the
barge Atlas. which were used for light
ending the Moon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
SUDDEN DEATH

t-mouth-oh child OF Manuel Gomez.
Of u Dollar street. expired suddenly. this
morning Medical Examiner Perkins de-
clared death TO have been from natural
causes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
COAL OUTPUT.
fContinued From Page OneD
MITCHELL's REPLY.

indianapolis. IEd.. Sept. l2-In response
20 a message sent by the News. John
artchsn. president OF the miners organi-
sation. today replied as follows from
Wilkesbarrc:
There IL nothing 10 indicate an early
settlement OF the anthracite strike"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
~ MARRtED.

MAN-cHAPIN-At the residence
OF the brides mother. Mrs Catherine l..
chaplin, Of Northbridge Center. Mass,
sept n. by Rev j. II. Childs. Alice
AEusta Chapin. daughter Of the late
Moses w Chaplin. 20 John Waterman,
Of Providence, n. I. No cards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
KEttCAp FRACTURED

Miss Mary McCabe of Pavtucket fell
on Westminster street about noon today
breaking q kneecap. She was cared for
In the nursery Of the shepard company.
where she r. employed. and attended by
the house physician. Dr. c. L. Greene.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
WANTED FOR BURGLARY

Detective Haberlin. at the request or
the police authorities az Burlington. VI.
arrested IN Pawtucket. this noon. Joseph
Mitchell. Is years old. whom the Burling-
ton officers say " wan<ed there for bur-
giary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
MARINE REGISTER

Tom~row-sun rises at 5:22. sun sets
ut 500. Moon sets at l:lo a. m. High
tides al Axe a. m. and 4;S7 p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
MoIoRM;S AND CONDUCTORS STRIKE

ottumwa. Ia, Sept i2.-Every electric
line with one exception was tied up to-
day by a strike OF motormen ana con
ductors out OF sympathy with the line
men OF the Ottumwa Traction Light Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
The Cotton Market.

reported for The News by DAVIS n
DEXTER. Banigan Building avis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
New York Stock Market,

Reported for The News by FI,ETcurp
T. rAPPAN. street floor. Banicsn Ruiia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
WIN. w. REYNOLDS

REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES AND
MiN,No srocKs.
Room zoe
UNION TRUST sUILpiNc, PROV, n. ..
Tvisphons ?ssi-2 unisa-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
NO TRACE is FOUND
OF DEAD ENGINEER

GRIFFIN. March 1.-THE work Of clear
ing away the dSbris and rebuilding the
trestle over COUGHS mill creek where the
awful wreck on the Southern railway oc-
CURED last Thursday night week, Is pro-
crossing slowly and trains win probably
be running within the next few days The
engine has not been raised but still lies
buried in the creek where IT fell on that
fateful night. A dam has been built
above and below the engine and the
channel OF the creek changed and by
Wednesday the water wifi have been
drawn out Of the basin and the engine
brought to view. When that is done ii is
believed the machine can be raised. No
trace has been found Of the dead engineer
but it is the opinion of those who have
visited the scene of the wreck that he
lies beneath his engine and when it is
brought up the body of Mr.. Matthews will
be found.
Hundreds Of people from Griffin went
out 10 the wreck yesterday and by noon
there was not a conveyance of any de-
scrption to be had at any stable in this
city. A large crowd went out on the
Central to Vaughn and walked from that
place to the wreck. a distance Of a mile
and a half. while many more would have
gone could they have obtained convey
ances
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
JUDGE NJ WHORTER
LOSES HOME
BY FIRE
HE sUsTAINs PAINFUL BURNS,
WHILE HIS FAMILY NARROWLY
ESCAPE DEATH IN THE
FLAMES.

LEXINGTON, Ca, March 12.-This
morning at two o'clock, the handsome
residence of Judge Hamilton McWhorteT
was entirely destroyed by fire. Practical
ly nothing whatever was saved from the
burning building, as it was almost COM
pletely consumed by the wild flames be-
fore IL was discovered.
The rescue of the family from the de-
bris of the burning building was almost
miraculous. Judge McWhorter's hands
we're very painfully and severely burned,
but the rest of the family was rescued
without any injury.
Miss Julia McWhorter displayed great
courage and heroism in saving small chill
6ren from the mad flames, and but for her
braevy and forethought the three small
est children would have persisted with the
burning building. --r
The fire was discovered in the building
about two o'clock and the stately home
was almost completely destroyed before
assistance could be had.
This was possibly one of the most ele-
CANT and commodious homes in this sec
ton of the state. There was only three
thousand dollars insurance on the build
ing. IL is estimated that above the insur-
ance the loss will be between ten and If
teen thousand dollars.
The many friends Of Judge McWhorter
throughout the state will hear with regret
Of his great loss and misfortune.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
NO SITE Is SELECTED FOR
MANUFACTURERS FAII

No definite site has been arranged 81
for the Manufacturer fair, which is Il
be held in July. The committee havin1
this work in charge has not as yet rel
ported, but IT has several places undel
consideration. Among these are thl
Moore-Marsh building, opposite the KIM
ball house, and the vacant lot at the corn
er of Marietta and Forsyth streets, knowl
as the old Capitol lot. It is more thai
likely that a temporary structure will bl
erected on this lot and the fair held there
though this has not been positively de
cided upon.
Letters were sent last night to the 40
manufacturers in Atlanta, asking tina
they take part in the coming fair. an'
advancing reasons for making this one o
the greatest commercial exhibits ever hell
in this city. Each Of the letters win con
tain two postal cards. on one Of whicl
the manufacturer will state the amour
OF space he may desire, and on the other
If he is not interested. he viii be asked t
give his reasons for refusing to take par
in the exhibition. Secretary Walter g
Cooper, of the chamber of commerce, saiC
this morning that nearly all Of the man
ufacturers Of the city were likely to ente
into the fair, and that the exhibition
promised to be one Of the greatest of 1T
kind.
An invitation committee is to be appoint
ed. which will personally invite the mayo
and council and chamber of commerce o.
all adjoining cities to be present at tn
fair. The railroads viii be asked TO Civ
cheap rates, and it is the hope Of the as
ISOLATION that a large crowd will attent
the exhibition from all parts Of Georges
and adjoining states.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
ADJUTANT GENERAL M00RMAN
ISSUES ORDERS TO VETS

Adjutant General Norman. Of the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans. has issued Gen
eraI Orders No. 271. calling on the camps
OF the United Confederate Veterans to
make active preparations for attending
the twelfth annual meeting. which will be
held In Dallas. Texas, from April 22d,
through to the 18th.
He also announces that the Confeder-
ated Southern Memorial association will
meet I'm Dallas on the same dates. and will
open their convention with services in
honor Of Jefferson Davis.
Fourteen hundred and ten camps have
already been organized by the veterans,
and all other veterans are urged to ally
themselves with some camp, or 70 form
new ones. Among the business to come
before the convention viii be the devising
Of methods to secure more pensions for
the fast dying and disabled heroes OF the
sixties. Efforts will also be made to have
the graves Of the Confederate veterans
better cared for In the future. Means are
to be found to complete the monument to
the memory OF Jefferson Davis. the presi-
dent OF the Confederacy, and much busi-
ness OF Importance is to be discussed by
the delegates 10 the convention.