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PARKER'S
HAIR
BALSAM

Z Promotes the growth Of the hair and
Z gives 1.-THE lustre and stiffness Of youth.
: When the hair IS gray or FADED it
: BRINGS BACK HE YOUTHFUL COLOR.
Z II prevents Dandruff and hair falling
and keeps the scalp clean and healthy.
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Transfer Of Postal Clerk.

Miss Mary r. sheets, Of che PhilJdel-
phia PostoGice.. has been transferred as
clerk 10 The Wa hiuEton City PostoHice.
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loses vigor
Doctor Pierce 5
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
dyspepsia and 9th
er diseases Of the
stomach and asSO-
GATED organs OF di-
gestiou and uutri-
ton II enables
the proper nutri-
ton of the body
and restores men
tai CheeTfuluesS as
well as physical
strength.
For about two wears
I suffered froEl q very
obstinate case Of dys-
pcpsil. writes r T..
SecOrd ESQ OF Is
Eastern Ave. Toronto,
Ontario. II tired q
great number OF rene
dies without SUCCESS.
I finally lost faith ~
them all Z was so far
gone that I could not
bear any solid food Oh
my stomach Tor a long
time IN Bei1rlc0}g
aR8 deSyesls9 Could
not sleep nor follow
ny occupation. some
four months ago q
friend recommended
vour Golden Medical
Discover After a
weeks treatment I
had derived so much
benefit that I coutin-
ned the medicine. I
have taken three bot
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Binds. DOGS, ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. HospitaI>ios Animals; surgical
ana medical eases. Always o$A- Ae4epAohe l'l-S
Zlls Fourteenth q. s%s-Smo>
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LocomotIve stock numor..

The movement OF Locomotive common
sock is watched with much interest The
,tock advanced well this morning and
elosed near the top prices for the day
with a good net gain
One CT the Vanderbilt family was un-
derstood to be giving tips 10 his friends
a short time ago that this stock would
soon have an important advance, but the
story cannot be traced 10 its fountain
head. The earnings OF the company are
said 20 % worry hoavV- hut there &c lt-
tie expectation OF a dividend on the com
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LOANS So TO $500.
Money Loaned SaIarigi People

Retail merchants. teamstcrs. boarding houses
without security. largest bushes il f5rty-tvo
principal cities. ICLNAN, Room leI, ~ l5-h
ST. NV el4-Lf
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Locomotive Company Rumors.
n-,r Yark ,tocls Erchnnr-.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co.. mem
bers Of the New I0rE stock Exchange. l4l9
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Dependency

Is often only q symptom of dyspepsia.
IN dyspepsia there Is a loss of nutrition
which Is felt by brain as well as BODY;
the mind grows morbid as the body
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Enquiry Ordered.

Ordered. That a proceeding Of investi-
cation and enquiry into and concerning
the matters above recited be and the same
Is hereby instituted. and that such pro-
ccedings be set Tor hearing at the United
States court rooms, Nouadnock Block. fu
the city Of Chicago III. on the Sth dav
Of January. 1902. at 10 O'Clock a. m the
further hearing 10 be continued at such
times and places as may appear to be
required
--FnWARn A MoSFI- E.N Saorararv %
The persons 70 whom subpoenas have
been issued as Witnesses at the iuvestiea-
ton cannot be learned. the members Of
the commission declaring that IL would
be ineXpedient 10 publish these names
until the desired witnesses have been
found The Commissioner will not talC-
the chance Of allowing unwilling wit
nesses 10 eyade the services OF the sub
poenas upoa them by the officers charged
with this duty.
How long the hearing. which IS to begin
In Chicago next Wednesday. viii continue
is uncertain Commissioner Knapp SAYS.
however. thAt be thinks the initial inves-
tigatiOn viii not last over q day or so.
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The Financial Outlook.

The outlook for the coming week is
that the banks viii be able 10 increase
their reserves steadily, as is usually the
case in January and February. The
financial people say that the surplus If
likely TO get as high a. $50 0O0. 00o to S25,-
600 600 10 is believed that as result Of
the HOw of money 10 New York the can
lean rate viii get down TO per cent and
probably lower in the near future. The
bank statement showing did not cause any
alarm over the financial situation this
morning
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SEEK INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROADS.
PROSECUTION NOT CONTEMPLATED
Interstate Commerce Commission
DeEireS simply to Learn the
Workings of the Big Rail-
road Combines.

Chairman Knapp. OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. in speaking Of the
character Of the preparations now being
made by the commission 10 investigate
the great railroad combines. stated that
there were to be no proceedings against
these corporations. All that was contem-
plated was an enquiry into the proceed
ings OF these companies. The commission
Mr.. Knapp said. wished merely 10 know
the workings and important details OF the
management OF these corporations. and to
ascertain what effect the consolidation Of
railroad companies has upon the country
at large.
That the commission is to investigate
the Northern Securities Company only
Chairman Knapp declared was erroneous,
and said he did not believe the Northern
Securities Company would be the first
bat thought the Union Pacific would be
investigated on Wednesday He stated
that the order which was Issued for the
investigation did not contemplate the
singing out Of any one Of the companies
The order as issued by the commission
about two weeks ago Is as follows.
The CommiSSIon'S Authority.
Whereas the twelfth section OF the act
to regulate commerce provides that the
commission shall have authority to en-
qui.e into the management Of the bust
ness Of all common carriers. subject to
the provisions OF this act, and shall keep
itself informed as to the manner and
method in which the same is conducted. D
and requires the commission TO execute
and enforce the provisions Of this act:'
and
Whereas il appears 10 the commission
that certain consultations and cOmhina-
lions or carriers subject 20 the act in
Guiding the method Of association kncwn
as the community of interest plan.
should be made the subject o. an investi-
cation. 70 the end that the commission
may De informed as TO their formation.
proposed purposes. and modes of opera
ti0n, together with their effects upon the
movement OF interstate commerce and the
rates received therefor and 10 the further
end that IL may be ascertained whether
such considerations. combinations. and
methods Of association are unlawful under
the act. OF have the effect Of violating
any OF its provisions.
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The figures are semi-oficial for the
first two months. but as 10 the last there
is some doubt The figures are very Ger
tain TO be equal 10 those for October.
however
The Steel securities were the features
of the market again today, with very
heavy buying in which the commission
houses took a large part They botn
closed al the highest prices for the day
which were only fracuonally advanced
however
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Nezt Teea MISS
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The steel Trust Earnings.

The meeting OF the United States Steel
Corporation will be held next Tuesday to
take action on the dividend question
There have been hints OF an Increase IN
the common stock dividend, but there IS
little belief that an increase Will be made,
in con Servative quarters. The statement
OF the company for the third quarter OF
its first wear viii be however. and as TO
the showing here. there Is little doubt
that IL will be extremely favorable. The
following is given IN one quarter as a
probable approximation 20 the figures for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
ROBBERS FAILED.
Nerve Of City Clerk Crawford
Was Too Much for Them.

One of the boldest attempts at robbery
which has ever taken place in Central
Falls occurred last evening on CO
street, In that city. and within about lvJ
yards OF the police station. City Clerk c.
Fred Crawford had gone TO the rooms of
the Veteran Firemen's association and
was engaged In a game OF whist with
some OF the other members. when a boy
named Bird entered the room and, going
20 Mr. Crawford, said: Mrs. Crawford
has got company at the house and wants
you TO 60 home" Mr.. Crawford left the
rooms and started for his residence.
wondering who the company could be or
why his wife had sent for him.
He had reached a point nearly oppo-
site his own house when two men were
seen by him partially concealed in the
shade OF a large electric light pole on the
sidewalk. When he got opposite them he
was intercepted by one of them. Mr.. Craw-
ford says he knew at a glance that the
man was Joseph Kirwin. resident OF
Broad street, Central Falls, who de-
manded money at the point OF revol-
yer which Mr.. Crawford quickly wrestled
from him and he and his unknown com
panion quickly scampered off
Up to noon, today. no trace of them
had been obtained by the Central Falls
police. but IL is merely a question of
time when they will be apprehended and
be numbered among the state contingent
at Cranston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
SORT OF BATTLE BALL

The Aletheia basket ball team, made up
of girl students at the classical high
school. Worcester, defeated the team OF
girls from Nichols Academy of Dudley
FOR the second time this season last even
ing. All the scoring for the Worcester
girls was done by Miss Lincoln. The
playing at times was rough. especially
between Misses Raftery and sullivan. The
former was knocked senseless. and Miss
Sullivan received an ugly black eye In one
of the scrimmages.
The Aletheia team was admitted 20 the
High School Athletis association at the
session OF school this morning.
ALETHEA. NICHOLS.
Miss Lincoln, !. f.......L e.. Miss Potter
Miss Raftery. r. f...r. f., Miss Armstrong
Miss Iowcll, c............c., Miss Marsh
Miss Howe, l. g.......L g.. Miss Sullivan
Miss Parrott. T. g..r. e.. Miss Esterbrook
Score--Aletheia y. Nichols Academy ].
Goals from the held--AIiss Lincoln z.
Goals from free tries-Miss Lincoln 1.Miss
Potter ]. Goals missed on free tries
Miss Lincoln B. Miss Potter 8. Fouls
Miss Lowell 3. Miss Parrott ?, Miss Raf-
terry /. Miss Sullivan 3 Miss Marsh i.
Referee--P. W. Hehr OF Worcester. Cm-
pire--J. G. Townes OF Dudley. Timers
q. F.. Heafey OF Dudley and c. L. Davis
OF Worcester.
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With Perfect Nerves and
Good Blood He Has
Won the Highest Po-
siton in His Calling.

the highest recognition that il is pos
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promotion for merit TO the head of
the hnest tre-fightlng brigade on earth.
He began at the bottom.
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that has also enabled thousands Of
other men and women TO achieve what
by intelligence and ambition they were
cut out TO do.
And bear in mind that what Paine's
Celery Compound has done in the case
of Marshal Musham, and for thou
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words, 1t wall do with unvarying GER
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whose nervous system, from whatever
cause, begins TO show the effects of
disease, and whose symptoms manifest
themselves in the various distressing
ways that are so familiar to every
reader.
Gentleman
Your remedy, Paine's Celery Com
pound, is all that you claim for it, and
is certainly a boon to humanity. I
have tried it, and have secured great
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indigestion or its companion. nervous
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Celery Compound with very satisfac-
tory results. | can heartily recommend
Paine's Celery Compound for those
who suffer from lack of energy. ner-
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ments. Yours truly,
wv. H. MUSHAM.
Fire Marshal"
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. II, 1901.
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AROUND THE RING

Harry Forbes, the bantamweight cham
pion, has been matched TO box Jim Will
liams in London next May.
Dan Mcleod won the wrestling match
against Otto Hermonette at Hamilton,
Ont, last night. He was 10 throw the
bigger man five times I'm one hour and
he did II in 3lm. Is.
Harry Lyons. coiored. OF Baltimore, was
given the decision last night over Jack
Lowrey OF Brooklyn in n 20-round bout
Lowrey showed wonderful recuperative
qualities. and although practically out
three times. during the contest, he was
comparatively strong at the finish.
Hjalmar Lundin OF Worcester beat
Sandberg of New York best two in three
falls in the Whitney Opera House. Fitch
burg, last night. Sandberg won the first
fall at Graeco-Roman In I'm End Lundin
the last two. catch-as-catch-can. In 2Izm.
and Am. Lundin weighed about 200 and
SandDerg about 26o
Kid Broad OF Cleveland and Young Mo-
watt of Chicago fought six fast and clev-
er rounds to a draw last night at the IL
linois Athletic club. In Chicago Hughey
McGovern. Terrys brother. made his
ming over Dusty Miller, local ll5-pound-
er.
At the Lewiston Athletic club, In Lewis
ton. Me-. last night. Mick Sears OF Lewis
ton got the decision over Arthur Cote of
Biddeford at the end of l5-round go.
Sears was unable TO land a knockout
blow. Cote stood a lot OF punishment.
There was a preliminary bout between
Patsey Kilroy and Joseph Coutere of
Lewiston. At the end OF the eighth round
the decision was given to Kilroy.
Tom Jenkins OF Cleveland. the cham
pion American wrestler. last night de-
feated Jim Parr. the champion OF Eng
land, in a match announced 10 be for the
international championship. at Buffalo.
n. Y Jenkins won two straight falls,
the first In 53m. 30s., and the second in
Pam. los. Both falls were secured by the
same style of a hold. a crotch and a half
nelson. The men met at catch weights,
Jenkins having the advantage OF about 20
pounds. Jenkins weighed between 100 and
1875 pounds, and Parr tipped the scales at
l75.
Joe walcott stopped Jimmy Handler OF
Newark i'm the second round OF what was
TO have been "a six-round bout at the In
dustriai club. Philadelphia, last night.
lntrt was not Il tlfllt NHtn the NtNdTh
man had q chance. Walcott simply con-
tended himself by using his left, and
landed II almost at will In the first
round Walcott sent Handler 20 TO floor
with left on the wind. following IL up
with a left on the Jaw. Handler took the
count and went TO a clinch. They were
hugging when the gong was sounded In
the second round Walcott dropped Hand
Ter twice, the latter coming back each
time. Walcott finally dropped him for
good, with a left on the Jaw. Time OF
round. I'm. 36s.
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On December I4, last, the propric-
tors OF Paine's Celery Compound found
the following letter among their mail
They had no correspondence on the
subject; they did not know Mr.. Mus
ham, except by reputation. Like every
testimonial of this great medicine that
was ever printed, it came 10 them un-
solicited and unsought. The proprie-
tors of Paine's Celery Compound have
never found it necessary to manufac-
ture or edit any testimonial They have
never found it necessary by any trick
of advertising TO promote mythical
men in far off places TO positions
in legislatures or Offices that never
heard of them. II is the one OF all
remedies the popularity of which has
increased on account Of what 1t does,
instead OF what it says.
1t appears that Fire Chief Musham,
the head OF the Chicago Fire Depart
ment. which is the model OF the world,
has been for forty years in the service;
as brave as a lion, industrious, cool
headed. with a record for fighting fires,
and quite as distinguished for nerve
and, generalship as other heroes
upon whom nations have bestowed
public honors for service in no less
hazardous undertakings. Chief Mus
ham, in the spring OF 1901, obtained
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
AQUATIC RECORD BROKEN

The aquatic record for 40 yards was
broken at the Sportsman's show I'm Chi
cago last night by three-hfths OF a sec-
ond. William Tuttie OF the Illinois naval
militia covered the distance In 23 10 sec
onds, lowering the American record.
which was held by Schaeffer OF Philadel-
phia. Tuttle was racing with Frank
Kehoe.
In the plunge for the distance contest
result was: George Weiland, Central
Y NJ. G.. A, 81 feet Inches: ID. IL. Brat
ton, Knickerbocker A. c., n. Y. As feet
z inches.
The 500-yard open scratch resulted:
Howard s. Gore, Olympia club. San Fran
cisco, first: Joseph w. Spencer. Columbia
university. second: time. minutes.
In the 100 yards novice race two heats
were called: First heat. III. Sanborn OF
Lewis institute. tied L. Dwyer. Columbia
university, time minute, IL seconds. Sec
ond heat, ii. Sanborn defeated L. Dwyer,
time ! minute. Is As seconds.
In the water polo games the Homestead
club of Pitsburg defeated the Armour In
stitute alumni. Oh and '02. by three goals
nothing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
COMING COLLEGE REGATTA

Stewards OF the intercollegiate Rowing
association have decided that the annual
regatta at Poughkeepsfe shall be held this
year on Saturday. June Il. The date is
almost two weeks earlier than last sea-
son. This change is said to be due large
~ TO the fact that last season the late
ness OF the races made the preliminary
period of preparation at Poughkeepsie so
long that some OF the oarsmen went OF
their form.
The program for the regatta Will %
much the same as last year. Columbia
Cornell and Pennsylvania, the three mem
bers of the intercollegiate Rowing asso-
ciation. will enter crews In the three
Syracuse and Wisconsin will be invited TO
contest ,,,
The probabilities are that six crews will
line up again. There Is a possibility OF
breach between Harvard and Yale the
crimson may be represented at the Pough-
keCpsie regatta.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
Jeff and Fitz to Meet Within Two
Months Phillips Andovar to Play
BrOWn--CeneraI Gossip.

An effort 20 win back the title OF heavy
weight champion from the man to whom
he lost Il three years ago will be made by
Robert Fitzsimmons within two months.
according TO an announcement made by
Fitz himself today. lie said he had agreed
TO accept the terms imposed by j. j. jeff
rles for another match.
Jeffries proposition was that the win
ner receive 80 per cent and the loser 40
per cent OF the lighters share OF the gate
receipts. Fitz had wanted the gate money
20 be split equally between the principals.
The only stipulation that F'itz makes Is
that the winning pugilist takes all money
accruing from the sale OF pictures taken
of the battle. JEFF has agreed 10 this. Tho
men will meet this evening 20 arrange
other details. Fitz said he was not In IA
vor of signing with any club at present.
but believes i'm giving clubs a chance to
bid His friends say he has been training
quietly and Is in good condition.
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versities, The score was to in favor
OF the Ithacans.

versities. The score was TO In favor
OF the Ithacans.
Carroll schafrer, of Philadelphia, the
amateur swimming champion. IL is
charged, has made a demand for money
for his appearance here at the Sports
mems show. Director Sterret will bring
the matter 10 the attention OF the Anna
teur Athletic union.
Strength OF muscle skill I'm balancing
and technical ability of a high order
marked the triple intercollegiate gymnas-
tic exhibition by Yale, Princeton and New
York universities in the New York insti-
tution's gymnasium last night. T.. s.
Beck and W. &. Belcher OF the University
OF New York. r. Il. Hinton and G.. Albin
OF Yale and Moore OF Princeton were the
principal performers.
Ho Vow. Chinese consul-generai at San
Francisco, is making material additions
10 his stable OF trotters now at the Ven
dome stock farm. near San Jose. Cal. His
latest purchase is Much Better, 2:07 q
PAGER. which he bought from James w.
Rea of that city Ho Vow Is at present
negotiating for the purchase of McISin-
ney. for which he has offered $23,500. and
Iran Alto. Rea's champion stallion, for
which he is willing to pay Sl25OO. IL is
his plan to make other additions TO his
stable this spring and breed and train
harness horses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
FOR DISSECTION.
Bodies Fireman RIskld Thar
LiV3S 10 Save.

Chicago. Feb. 15-Firemen who CROPPED
dragged six bodies into the street from
Bennett hospital. at Ada and Fulton
streets late last night. carried their he
roic labor in the belief that they were
rescuing persons who had been asphyx-
lated, and not until the flames had been
subdued did they learn that the rescued
bodies were from the dissecting tables
OF Bennett Medical College.
The dissecting room and laboratory OF
the college were destroyed entailing a
loss OF 5000.
A score OF patients In the hospital were
badly frightened but none was injured.
The firemen had supposed that the build
ing was used exclusively for hospital
purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
COTTON INDUSTRY DISPLAY

St Louis, Mo-. Feb. 15.-A great scenic
display OF cotton Industries of the South
is TO be made at the Worlds Fair in 1903
The stages OF the fibre from cotton I'm the
ball TO finished fabric will be demon
strated.
The mill owners OF Charleston. Atlanta,
Spartansburg and Charlotte, where some
OF the largest mills I'm the South are op-
Grated, have consented TO furnish the dis
play.
John II. Kendrick, superintendent of
textile section OF the manufacturers de-
partment, is In the South arranging for
the exhibit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
GENERAL GOSSIP.

The bowlers OF The whole world will be
invited to participate Ina the Oympian
games OF 1904 IN Chicago. An effort will
also be made 10 secure the annual tourna-
mcnt OF the American bowling congress
OF that year Tor the games.
The Cornell track team has lost the SER
vices % it's best long distance runner. @.
T. ponard. captain OF The cro$s-country
team. who leaves the university TO enter
business.
The Aqueduct's stakes have closed wcll
for an early meeting. The principal event
will be the Carter handicap. seven fur
longs, which has $500 added Weights
are due March G. declarations March "a.
The race Is TO be run on the opening day
as usual.
Cornell won from Columbia at Ithaca,
N. Y, last night i'm the first dual fencing
contest ever held between the two uni
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15
ONE GAME WITH GROWN

Manager Knox OF the Phillips Apdover
baseball team announced the schedule for
the season today. This season will be the
first time Andover has ever met Prince
ton on the diamond. Only one game will
be played OF the home diamond, that with
Brown at Providence. Andover will meet
Exeter but once. owing 10 the faculties
OF the academies favoring one game in
stead OF three. The team has not as yet
been called out IL IL probable that the
batteries will start practicing next week.
The prospects are quite bright for a