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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

SEVERAL DE CHOICE LOTS on WASHING
fkiCES5 5Qxl25 FEET on DALLAS
AVENUE, CLOSE IN SEVERAL MOD
rs FOR INVESTMENTS IN REAL ES.
TATE, AS WE HAVE THE LARGEST
LLItSI E EXON HWCHal CH TO SELECT AND
HARRAL HARRAL, 311A MAIN
STREET II
FOR SALE az Smiley, Gonzales county.
Texas, dwelling, store and warehouse,
good as new i've acres of land, $500;
stock general merchandise; one OF best
locations In Texas; old established bust
ness wealthy community; good school
and ehurches' on account I'LL health this
property Will be sacrificed for cash or
traded for cattle. J. x. Hinton, Smiley,
Texas,
SEE KENNEDY's LIST - AGENCY.
LANDS, RENTALS AND LOANS. 4oa
BINz.
H. G. LIDSTONE, No. sol Bnz building.
sells lands, lots and houses, and has
many good exchanges to oder, 21
FOR SALE-Three lots in Staple & Nc.
LELAND addition, near ex-Mayor Brownies
residence good fourroom house and
stable lots fenced, trees, shrubbery, etc.
Chas, r, Munger a Co. II
FOR SALE--Rice lands timber lands and
STOCK ranches. ! Will buy your rice de.
velopment bonds. w, I. O'Connor, Binz
building. II
FOR SALE-5o0 acres OF pine timber, cut
10000 per acre, seven miles north a
Montgomery. Ben McGee, Waco, Texas
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$40 ACRES house. barn, pear trees and
other improvements near station, fourteen
miles from Houston, 4S0 acres OF 1t rice
land, balance fine for fruit and vegetables,
big bargain at Sl5 and a regular pickup
at our quick sale price of 81 80 per acre.
Bryant-McEnnls Land Co. lOl5 Texas. u
30 ACRES choice rice land sixteen miles
south OF Houston. SIC per acre. Bryant
McEnnis Land Co.. 1918 Texas. II
546 ACRES choice rice, fruit and truck
land, Ave and 4 half miles from Houston,
$50 per acre Bryant-McEnnls Land Co.,
1O15 Texas avenue. II
TMO-STORY eight-room house, Third ward,
four and half blocks from Rice hotel,
rents $50 per month, 5000 Bryant-Mc-
Ennis Land Co, l0l5 Texas avenue. II
, CTOlCE RESIDENCE lots, Rusk, Craw-
ford and elsewhere, also residences, Bry'
utMcEnns Land Co, 1913 Texas II
SIX HUNDRED aud forty acres rice land
within 6ve miles Of Louise, wharton
G. L. Davidson, Wharton, Texas. 10
oil AND MINERAL LAND for sale
Splendid iron mine fuel oil within three
miles, come ana examine sample o-V
acres half dozen gold lends running
from $50 10 SlOSO per ton on surface.
OH lands cheap; come and examine the
proefs Empire Oil Coal and Iron Co.,
opposite Rice Hotel, Houston, Texas ~
For SALE-A bargain-Homestead SPLEEN
diS home. 200 acres land, 30 acres and
20 acres under fence and planted half
Ieconte, half Keifer pear rees. barns,
stable and garden; eight houses on land,
seven rented; running water all around;
| 400 Yards of COrrigan on Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway, and near Hous'
| Ton East and West Texas Railway, cat
lie horses, hogs and goats: cheap for
tha money. Gail or write I. II. Williams,
SnrrIgan. Texas 10
NEW MAP Of Shelby county, 10 cents. +,
! Witty, Houston, corner Main and Pres,
! ton. -
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A TRIAL account viii convince you that
our customers arc Justified 10 Endorsing
as md onr plan OF operation as the only
method OF hnndllnE accounts OF small IN.
vcsiols write US. Henry Flint 81 Co
Hudson building New York city. SO
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no ST "WANTS"
4 PAY BEST.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOUR FLOATS Good as new, capacity
eight aud twelve thousand pounds; prices
$50, $50; for two and three mults.
.FoR SALE-A large black horse, surrey
aud harness cheap, Settcgast Stable. 10
CABBAGE-sacked {. o. u. Is. cents. 4.
Is. Finch II
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS at the stacy
Drug store, both phones, No, t5A; orders
nled at short notice; this department
Is under the superntendenee OF Ms. A.,
Whitaker, who, while directing the
growth, superNises the packing and ship
ping; large entertainment catered for
IN advance from any pOlt OF the Stalc
olU Main street, under Rice hotel Il
RoSEs--The planis 1 offer the finest roses
the World has yet prodneedi lyeGr,old.
2ae' 2!ear-old, soc, A. whitaker Hous.
wv, -
SALE STILL ON-we were unable TO &C.
conlmodatc all customers today and beg
to say we SIN hold out the bargains OF
tho Washington hotel fprnltnrc, linens,
sheets. oarncts' quilts, pillows. mating,
suites and all furniture OF that 15.ro0m
hotel; sale viii continue untn sold.
Wright & Coombs. 414 Milan. 20
SHOW CASES, bank and drug fixtures,
ufaeturcd by G. Mailahder y Sons, Waco,
Texas write Cor catalogue li0Q2
FOR -Eighiy.'htee one and half
yard dump carts, ten ten,yaid standard
gauge air dumping cars, nifty No, / drag
scrapers new, fifty No. / drag scrSpers
second handi, three lugers0ll steam
drills, twelve No. wheel scrapers (near.
ly new, twelve No. , wheel scrapers
NEARLY new, one track laying machine.
rock tools. tents, wheelharrowS holsting
engine, pumps, pile hammer, plows, shoy.
els, small TOOLS etc, Kicker 4 Lee. Gal.
YES On, Texas. II
FRUIT trccs aud ornamcptals; compete
assortment OF all adapted vorieti Q; fee
descriptive catalogue. Alvin Fruit and
Nurs-U Co, Algoa. Texas e
FOR SALE Nice llue VI plumbing goods;
phone iuN. Houston Plumbing and Man.
u.nCtuTing Go u
PICTURES aud picture frames, j. u.
hopf, lOli Prairie avenue TT
FOR SALE-1O.horsc power boiler, AS.
horse power cpgiue Siuch pump dis.
charge pipe, 1ainch belt, heater feed
pump, steam exhaust and water connec.
tons, an complete; new, never run ten
hours; eAn De seen AZ Eagle Lake Al
drcss G. II Wick Elglc Lake, Texas II
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AN OLD established tailoring business,
must be sold ct a bargain; good reasons
Tor selling Inquire az Western Union
telegraph ofilee, Corslcsna, Texas. ~
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s. 30 PER ACRE and II you'll nor give
this, what will you give for quarter sec
tion close to Crosby, Harris county? We
must have an offer quick. &. Z. Lamb S
Co.. All Blnz. 10
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d sera. ~ ! TON plantation, 900 acres,
nIirad s,es q cultivation; river front and
ii'sp A. Az, through IT; can be bought
lFset II real snap. See r.. T.
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~, an y cultivation this year this land
~. sa1 two miles of railroad station,
H - per acre, one-thlrd cash. balance
Fa,s,no ana three years. Address j X.
lsa ITgaelaud, Real Estate Dealer, Eagle
- lehas 10
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,srtr, Il. E. PYE, w. A. COOKE
I \ IBRAHAMs, NJ. A. BENSON.
yuu OWN A LoT7-lf 50, let us
VA iy vou a house for cash or easy terms,
n | per cent Interest. NO money re-
sitss for examination OF titles
,orTHWEsTERN BUILDING CO,
VIZ 5O7-50s.509 KAN Building
IL
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MIRRORS rcFi,yctcd. mirrors Cor 3 lR mir,
rnrs exchanged Houston Sign and Mirror
Works, 200 tOngiess. phonn gul. II
'OAL TAR NJ s. per bnrrel z, O. b. cars
Waco, Tcyns. Send cash with or'ec
James wright III Field street, N ms
Texas. "a
FOR SALE CUEAP-Comuletr svstrm OF
lJ.h0skot package carl Us ana sheivi0g
aud counters. I'd Dreytus 81 Co., Dnhns.
Texas. ls
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FOR SALE 1000 TO 5000 acres rice lind
in a body; level. wei drained ana the
choicest In Jefferson comfy or elsewhere,
no knobs or marshes Gao acres fenced
new buildings; can be wutered by wells
or canal. Just enough timber for posts
Texas II
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lses,ofr q IEADER7 We have n new
ms, H., plcs business building IN
fnsiiosa pays 10 per cent on me
M vs ~ N A No. condition. We
lnatr al 49, improved farm with some
~ lallfesSs loqn, rolling, near town
vi, Haies Cash value s-4s0 nh clear,
sleet sloob property about $1,000 ANA
~ resa 70 boot Don't write unless
III tttst. BUSINESS. Pudor x Hoover,
Iva aus ind investments, Houston,
,ifn - 10
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FRUIT trccs and ornamcutals, compete
assortment OF all adapted varieh g; fee
descriptive catalogue Alvin Fruit aud
Nurst ~ co. AigoA. Texas e
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FOR SALE at Smiley, Gonzales county.
Texas, dwelling, store and warehouse.
stock general merchandise; one of hest
locations In Texas; old established bust
ness wealthy community; good school
and churches; on account I'll health this
traded for cattle. J. K. Hinton, Smiley.
Texas,
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-FOUR FLOATS Good as new, capacity
eight aud twelve thousand pounds; prices
Sl2o, $50; for two and three mules,
4stS, this Office. 10
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= Ps"sadhD LOTS for sale. near south.
"a Nom. shops; cor Ter lot. one block
- hon ssy,.lery aYenue. $40: Inside
~ o. nstst.o W. Perfect lralnagc
!, lewis tsaInD1,9raSod. Easy terms. ia
"a a s.- .olss. Commerce. street. l6
10. M NJ oR RRNT-Two story resi-.
.siia E0ii 2ls Elysian street, Firth
ss ssls INDUCEMENTS on Houston
81 Tina ~. rash or easy paymcnts.
NH Ssa Oil Cali az residence, Eigh.
Z Cooley boulevard. afternoons. u.
! {. IS
ri state So2 BinI. buy, sell. exchange
IL
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GENTLEMAN wants board IN private ram
us or small boarding house, German or
American preferred. state rates per
month"; references exchanged must be
within -four blocks OF Preston aud hain.
Address y. -. X, s., this ofhce. ~
ROOM for couple with board preferred II
lrlyata family where there are no other
hoarders; Thnd or Fourth ward. Address
5S09. this office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
THE kAiSER'S OFFER.
Will Erect Statue Of Frederick the
Great In WashinRtOn.

Will Erect Statue Of Frederick the
Great In Washington.
WASHINGTON. May 17.-President
Roosevelt has received from the Ger
man emperor a telegram which is in
part as follows:
II am still under the deep impression
created by the splendid and cordial re-
ception of my brother, Prince Henry,
by the citizens Of the United States Of
America. | wish to commemorate the
visit of Prince Henry by gift to the
people of America, which request you
to accept in their name. intend to
present statue in bronze Of Frederick
the Great to the United States, to be
erected in Washington on a place you
will kindly choose. May this gift be
looked upon as a lasting sign of the In
innate relations which have been sue
cessfulIy fostered and developed be-
tween our two great nations
President Roosevelt has replied,
thanking Emperor William heartily In
the name of the United States. The
president has decided upon site for
the statue. After giving the matter at
tention the president concluded that 10
action by congress was necessary and
that as Frederick was Il great com.
mander it would be most appropriate
to place the statue adjacent to the new
war college to be established in Wash.
ingtOn. This college il to be erected in
| the arsenal grounds.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
UNDER CLOSE GUARD
Gaynor and Greene Prisoners
In Montreal.
WRIT OF NlBEAS CORpES SERVED.
Ruehcc Authorities on Hand, hut
Not Likely to Succeed In Iae!r
EGurts-A Spirited Legal Bat
tie Is Most Likely.

MONNHNAL, que. Nay IL Nessrs.
G;iyn"r and Gre"!c are guests at the
Windsor hotel each guarded by 4 local
detective. With Il force Of United states
secret ser' .s'e agents unotticiaIIy in re
serve They will not 20 back to Que
hCc, much as they and their friends de-
sire it and in spite Of the writ or ha'
beas corpus granted by Judge Andrews
of Quebec directing Chief Detective
Carpenter to return his prisoners TO
that city. When the Spray arrived in
Montreal In the morning the parry
droI c to the Windsor. At : O'Clock they
again left the hotel Just AS the pursIi-
Ing force from Quebec, which had
come Hp from SOrel on the Quebec boat,
reached the hotel. Chief Carpenter took
his prisoners to Judge lufoutaine
residence. and an impromptu court was
convened il the judges library. Mr.
Carpenter handed his prisoners over to
the Judge. and the latter, after remand
ing them for examination Oh Monday
committed them TO the care OF two de-
1rctiVes, with permission tC reside at
the Windsor. In the meantime High
Constable Gale of Quebec, with the
writ of haheaS corpus, was searching
diligently for MI Carpenter. At 10
O'Clock he found him in his Office and
served the writ.
The jurisdiction Of an eXtradIton
commissioner extends over the entire
Dominion, and the arrest of Greene
and GAynOr was made by an officer
qualified to make arrests IN ANY por-
, ton of the province. consequently thcre
| is no doubt but that they will boId
Last evening Mrs Gaynor arrived
| from Quebec, She was accompanied by
| Hon lues Icsser counsel for the
| prisoners. who had consultation with
| them at the Windsor. In addition Hon.
S O. luiIon and /. G.. st Pierre have
! also been retained, 50 that Il tormida
bic array Of counsel will take part in
what promises to be AS spirited legal
fight as MonreaI has witnessed since
! john G. Emo, the defaui1iug New York
banker, successfully resisted GXlradi-
ton.
Legal opinion in Montreal is that ha
hGas corpus proceedings cannot be IN
stituted until Judge l.afOntainc has de-
rided the ease laid before him Then il
he commits them for cXtradit!on pro
ceediugs Of that nature will he in order
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
PRESBYTERIAN CREED CHANGES
Revision Committee's ReDOst Read
to Assembly.

Revision Committee's Reuost Read
to Assembly.
NEW YORK, May H.-The report Of
the committee on the revision OF the
confession of faith appointed by the
Presbyterian general assembly last
year was made public yesterday. 1t
has been awaited with keen interest
not only by members Of the Prcsbytc-
rian church, but by persons Of all re-
ligiOus beliefs the country over.
! The revision report, which makes
clear the disbelief in infant damnation
and suggests other important changes
; in church doctrine. was read by the
Rev. DR.. Henry {. Mn:on. the retiring
moderator, and received with prolong-
ed applause. Tbs, question of adopting
| the report will be debated next Thurs
day.
The committee in Its overtures to the
general assembly recommends that In
the statement Of the reformed faith 1t
be made plain that mo man Is CON
| demnet except on the ground of his
! SIM" The rPviscrs also recommend that
it be stated positively that chapter 10.
section 3. of the confession of faith Is
not to be regarded us teaching that any
| who die In infancy are lost. In brief
| the creed as the committee would have
/ it revised says:
! I'VE believe all dying in infancy are
included in the election of grace and
are regenerated and saved by Christ
| through the Spirit, who works when he
pleases.
1.-The word Of God is the only infalli-
bic rule of faith and life.
God is revealed in nature, in history
and in the heart of man.
God not the author Of sin,
| "Man free to choose between good
and evil and forever responsible to his
maker
Penalty of first pareuts' sin is eter-
nal death.
"No man saved but by Gods grace.
! "Christ perfect sacrifice for worlds
sin.
r'Spifits Of Just enjey immediate COM
munion with God.
| "Sacraments Of baptism and Lords
supper alone divinely established.
Christ will come again to judge the
world, and the wicked shall receive the
eternal award of their sins
! Despite the opposition Of the conserv-
atives on the opening day the election
| r., ,pln I'M
of the general assembly Is popular
one and is regarded as just tribute to
his reputation as minister and writer.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
fielO Drama Presented

Tcnnyson MS Melo drama "Enoch
Arden, was presented at the New
Century club last evening before a
large attendance.
The music of the production, which
is an entertaining one, is by Robert
Slruss, Miss +. d. Blair played the
piano. and The readings Of Miss NJ.
NJ. Jones were interesting, The au-
ditors were much pleased with the
presentation in spilcoi the tinge Of
sadness throughout.
The installation Of officers elected
this week, followed and Miss Cornclia
bowman, the retiring president, pre-
scnlcd the Gavcl to Mrs. Rachel N.
q NandCgrift aud made few ap-
prOpriate remarks.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
TIRED SAL ESW0MEN.
Employers Should be More Consid-
crate. Mrs. Pinkham Asks Tired
Women to Write Her for Advice.

the retail establishments Of large Cities women
employed as saleswolhen.
Men formerly held the positions that hold and while
organism than MEMS they expected to do the
same Their compel them be their feet morning
night them in short me contract those distressing
complaints called 81 female diseases"
Then Irregularities, suppressed or painful mensuaton,
weakness indigestion eucorrh general debility and nervous pros
tration
They heset with such symptoms as dizziness falntness ass
ritah sleepessneSs melancholy,
and feelings bues and hopeiessness
In such tried and true remedy Lydia Pink
such troubles Tho
following prove this They the value OF Mrs Pink
honnc oav
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
SAM GOING TO FRANCE.
Bcp0srG President of Haiti Sails In n
D.shenrteEea SIGOd.

Dssk@nrtcEea NGOd.
FAPE. HNiTIEN, Haiti, May IL
The former president Of Haiti. General
sam aud his wife will proceed to
iiavrr, France, ON the French steamer
Oind" kUurigUcs. General Sam board
ed the RUGrisurS May l3, but she was
detained ut Port Au Prince until Thurs
day. The other members of the eX-
presidents family and his friends viii
leave the f'rcuch steamer at st. Thon,
as. Danish West Indies, and hope to be
able TO return to Haiti as soon as Il new
president Of the republic is elected.
General Sam before the ItOdrig'cs
sailed seemed to be quite dOwnhearted
concerning the present situation ana
the trend of political affairs in Haiti.
C'incinnatus Lecantc. former Haitian
minister OF agriculture and public
works. is also n passenger on the Rod
rigucs for St. Thomas. NJ. LecOnte said
he was certain Of his election as prcSi-
dent Of the republic. but that he was
betrayed by members of the govern
mert and certain adherents of eX-lres-
idunt Sam, notably the lattcr's family
NJ Lecontr hopes to be able to return
soon TO Haiti. lie did not seem to be
very much disturbed at his failure to
be elected president
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
The Kind Of Work lens BY
PANELS CELERY
= COMPOUND
Mrs: Mary Hickey, Of South So
dus, N. Y. Had Rheumatism
So Bad She Could Not Walk.
Had to Be Wheeled About the
House in an Invalils Chair.
The Use Of tha Notwithstanding
Rheumatism Banisher Cured Her

True merit, prompt and effective
results, and astonishing cures have
given Paine's Celery Compound a po-
sition on the highest round of the
ladder of fame.
rainc's Celery Compound is today
the only spring medicine asked FOR
and bought by thoughtful and dis
cerning people. For the treatment
OF seriuns diseases, such as rheuma-
tism. neuralgia, nervous disorders,and
and blood troubles, Paine's Celery
Compound has no equal.
The credit Of :Paine's Celery Com
pound has advanced to such u high
eminence that amongst the millions
who Use it, we find the names OF mil
lionaires, bankers, professional men.
wealthy merchants, and women OF
note. All have made it their chosen
remedy for the cure of chronic DIS.
eases and for the Punishment OF the
httle ailments that often make life
miserable.
Painc's Celery Compolnd. in the
opinion OF the leading druggists and
physicians, has displaced nearly Il
the common advertised medicines Of
the day. This great work has been
accomplished only by merit aud gen.
uine cares. rheumatism, neuralgia,
and nervous disorders take flight IN
springtimc when Paine's Celery Com
pound is used for time why de.
lay the work Of health building wien
such life giver is within your reach :
Test its efficacy this very day.
Mrs. Hickey, happy and grateful
for the astonishing results derived
from paine's Celery Cumpounh, new
nerve fibre, nerve force. fresh energy,
and vitality. writes us: -
"kor nearly thirty years l nave
been an invalid, caused by that terri
bic disease. rheumatism. For SIX
wears | could not walk without the
help Of friends. All my joints were
stiff. aud had to be wheeled abou'
the house in an invalil's chair Ply
sician 5 medicines. blthS, etc, etc,
we're all in vLin bat Pane'S Celery
Compound practically cured me. and !
am now able to walk around and do
my house work.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
~ EGlSTElt'S ORDER. !
n kEGisTkIA OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE C0UNTY, DEL,

~ EGlSrEES ORDER.
II REGlsrEi'A OFFICg.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
April ~, 1879!
Upon the application OF Chas. >ilncn Jr. and
,,.,i w. SINCE Executors of Chaa simon late
OF ilandywiu. Guudrcd in said county, de
crasrd, il il ordered anl directed b.
Ibp Register that tho Executors Aforesaid
rive uuLlc cvof granting OF letter. Testsman
isry upon the estLE1 OF tho deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing alysr-
,seinents no be posted within forty days from
lle ,intcUt such lg.turs il SIX OF tlie most piD
i, placeaor the COUNTY of NeY Castle, requr-
n,ali persons having demand. against thb a'.
lstc to;prcsent til" same, or abide by an act I
Assembly in such case made and provided; An
Also cause tho same to BE- iu5crtel within the
tamrptricd in the DAILY REpUBLICAN, ahewi.
Inrer puBlshudih Wilmington. Del. and to ~
untuuod therein t!,rn, week. e. Q. d.
=, Given un,ier the hand and seal of -.
g. A h,eof tho Register aforesaid ut Wit
--I mington, III New Castle county afDf,
raid, the day n!ih year above writt,l
CALVIN ". CROSSAN, Register.
NOTICIG- Notice ii hereby eivon thatl.cttcrs
Tpstnncntary were III d1s FORM OF law
granted untothe undersigned, on tho j til uay
OF ApLl A. D. 49,, and that all persons
having cini ms against the estate OF the deceaf
I'd ust prusent the came. duly nttested. to tho
said Executor, IN or before the A'th day
Of AurI EU3, or ABIDE ths Actor Assembly
III sucl. Case made and provided.
thAtiI.r.S SIMON. IR
AEURGE ". SIMON
executors
Address: l:obert {. Fraini. Esq. Attorney at
Law, Wilmington Del mi
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
The FIXTURE Of AniOxer.

ANDONER, Mass. May 11.-Presi-
dent Charles q. Day president Of All
dover Theological seminary, in an III
tcrvicw said that any plan to remove
never been considered. He said that
several courses are open to 90 to Cam
bridge, rent buildings and lean heavily
on Harvard Divinity school, SO that
virtually il not organically the semi
nary would become part Of that insti-
tuition; unite with one Of the seinina-
ries in Connecticut OF with Yale or
Harvard, die or be dissolved and 10
mako a vigorous effort to live in Ando
yer
The evening Republican., 1902-05-17
Weather and Wages the Great Hin
drnuce so Fnsincss.

Weather and Wages the Great Hin
drauce so Fusincss.
NEW YORK. May II. Il. q. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says:
Weather and wages rontlnne the only
seriously disturbing factors in the buSl-
ness situation. Excessive moisture and
low temperature made the crop outlook
more uncertain. and much depends on
Il continuance Of prosperity in the aGri-
cultural sections. Work has been sus-
pended in The ant hl'acitc coal mines,
aud although the interruption may be
terminated al any time il involves
vast army of men. including transport
ing interests and others closely allied.
The loss in wages must soon be felt by
sturckCcprls in thai vicinity. On the
other hand. record breaking dislrihu-
ion Of Pay in the Pitsburg region ac-
cclerat"d retail trade, while resumption
of wUolcu and other mills added largely
to the active force.
While ii Is generally agreed 1hnt
there las been much Improvement III
the winter wheat states since the open
ing Of HE month, prices became some
what irmer upon tile publication or
the Utiiral report Of condition on May
!. Based On the average of T6i, the
Produce ETrhHnEr StAtistiriAn 'sii-
mated The Ai,Id at "a | ,laS0'W bushels.
This is ronSid, ,rahly less than tile rec
ord brtAEing production last year but
compares farorNbly with earlier crops.
Since these figures ere compiled there
! have been abundant rtinS in Kansas
| aud Nti,ra%kn. where the need was
| most ur1rnt, yet, on The other hand, a
considerable acreage in spring wheat
| SECTIONS las been abandoned because
| Of excessive moisture.