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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
LISTED ON BOSTON EXCHANGE

Boston. oct. 1o.-The Boston stock Ex-
change today listed 1900 shares preferred
stock fve per cent. non cumulative and
5000 shares common stock. par value 500.
OF tho Georgia Railway and Electric
company.
Thecompany is n consolidation OF the
Atlanta Railway and Power company. At
lanta Rapid Transit company. Georgia
Electric Light company. and the Atlanta
steam company. IL controls all OF the
street railway and electric lighting ia
cilities in Atlanta and suburbs and fur
nishes all OF the municipal lighting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by FLETCHER
& TAPPAN. street floor. Banigan Build
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
OWNERS CONFER

This afternoon at the Office OF former
Mayor William g. Baker. IN the Vaughan
building. was held at o'clock a meeting
OF the owners and managers OF various
buildings I'm the city devoted TO light
manufacturing. The meeting was some-
what Informal The supposition was
that II was TO consider the matter OF
procuring coal but IL was stated by one
Of those chiefly concerned that the meet
Ing was 20 talk over ma atters OF mutual
interest including the difficulty Of secur-
ing coal for heating and furnishing
power. IL was not believed that definite
action would be taken. but perhaps an
understanding would be reached In mat
tiers at interest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
AN OPEN LETTER
From Representative Mcdonald
Of PaWtucket to Gov. KImbaII.

His Excellency Charles Dean Kimbail
governor
sir:An outline of your plan for the solu-
ton of the coal problem was received to-
day. 1t provides for the appropriation.
by the state. of s1250o0, for the purpose
OF guaranteeing the local coal dealers
against loss providing the coal dealers
will purchase a supply sufficiently large
TO relieve the situation.
While do not object to the state aid
ing the people in the present crisis can
not support the plan proposed by you.
The local eeaI- I-ieaiers last spring had a
large supply of coal on hand purchaser
at a low wholesale prioe which they
would have sold at a price large enough
to make a fair profit II no strike had oc-
Cured.
When II became evident that the strike
would cause shortage In the supply or
raise the price until IL has reached three
or four times the price paid for 1t by the
dealers at wholesale.
The coal dealers had a chance to guar
antee the public against extortionate
prices. but instead OF doing so, took ad-
vantage OF the peoples necessities and
raised the price to the limit. For them
against loss. after all the money they
have squeezed out OF the public, Is the
most brazen piece of impudence I ever
heard OF. If the state wants to guaran-
tee anybody let It guarantee the public
against the extortionate prices OF the
coal dealers. whom think have received
enough from the people OF Rhode Island
without the state making them present
OF $125,000 which is what your plan
would, in fact, amount to.
would not oppose plan for the state
to buy coal TO the amount OF $125. 900, and
sell 1t to the people at cost This would
not be nearly SO dangerous precedent
as that OF guaranteeing any private bust
ness concern against lass.
Sincerely yours,
JOHN MCDONALD
Representative from Pawtucket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
LAURA KsNNtDA SENTENCED

Laura Kennedy retracted in Judge WI
bur's court today plea OF not guilty 10
an indictment charging her with keeping
common nuisance.
ON her plea of nolo contendere she was
snetenced TO one month IN Jail aud 20
pay a fine Of 500. ard also all the costs
OF prosecution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
COLLISION
Moving Van Partially OemoI-
ishes a Democrat Wagon.

A large moving van owned by Louis
winsor. OF Mineral Spring avenue. North
Providence, In charge OF John Webb. coll
llded with democrat wagon belonging
to the Friends School and In charge OF
+. J. Weeks. when at the intersection OF
Exchange and weybosset streets. at $50
this morning.
The horse was thrown and cut upon It's
side and the bar OF the wagon was
broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
BANK RUPTY PETITION

In the United States court today the
petition OF voluntary bankruptcy of Frank
Watson, formerly grocer Of South
Kingstcwn, was filed. The assets are
given as $500. Including 5000 I'm stock and
$500 I'm fixtures and tools. Most OF the
bills owed were contracted I'm the early
SOS. and are owed principally TOY Provl-
dencc Wholesalers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10

aforesaid statute.
Very respectfully,
DAVID WILCOX.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
FOR ROBBERY
DO|an Sentenced to States
Prison for One Year.

William Il. Dolan. indicted for the lar
ceny of 500 from the person OF John H.
Soderland- today retracted a former plea
of not guilty and pleaded noio contendere.
Judge Wilbur imposed a sentence OF one
year In states prison.
The money was stolen on Aug 18th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
E1ZZZzRzE
A GAlayMe
Mzumce M1zhzy
HNONlENLERz
DENTISTRY
MIXED WITH XII

MIXED WITH KINDNESS.
"A gentle hand and kindly heart"
CLARENCE l.. KOYs. Pm. h.. ID. ID. y.
During the past FIVE years operator at
H. c. Spencer Dental Rooms) Now at
~ WEYBOSSET ST, Providence.
Opposite ARCADE o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
WILL GIVE HEARING

Tomorrow afternoon at the City Hall
the committee on railroads 81 the city
council VIII give hearing on the petit
ticn of the Rhode Island company TO lay
rails on Blackstone boulevard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
TO cuRs A coLp IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE Bromo -Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ~ IL falls
20 cure. r w. Groves signature Is on
each box 2hr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
NO DEFINITE RESULTS.

The conference in Senator Piatt's Of
flee came 10 an end just after 1 o'clock.
Governor Odell was the first person to
come out and I'm reply to questions said:
There Is not word to be said"
Senator Platt, when seen later. said:
Everything has been put over until
Tuesday"
building by another entrance. each car
rying a hand bag and the only thing flcy
would say was that they wer3 going -
Philadelphia 1t is the general under
standing that the conference was unpro-
ductive OF any definite results.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10

II seems very clear. Therefore. that a
vuh would lie against the members Of
the United Mine Workers association az
combination In restraint OF interstate
commerce. within the act Of July z, 1870.
snd that n preliminary injunction would
be granted which could be enforced by
ell the power OF the national govern
snent. This precise course was followed
In the Debs case and was supported by
The courts. not merely on account OF IN
Ter shipments from one state 10 another
te$ Fed. Rept. 524) IL is submitted that
This course would he proper IN the pres
ent case. 10 would destroy the illegal
combination. 70 which the present strike
a. due. The Delaware and Hudson com
pany. therefore. most earnestly requests
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
STEPHEN NJ. WELD & co.

DlSsoIutlon OF PartnefahIp.
The arm OF stephen NJ. Weld q Co. with of1ces
at 50 state Street, Boston. Mass, and 20 William
Street, New York city, Il this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Charles W. lde retiring on account
OF III health.
and Edward 81. Weld. are severaly authorized to
sign In liquidation.
partnership under the same name, notice Of which
follows:
The new partnership Is formed under the provis
ions Of the Revised Laws OF Massachusetts u9oO
and viii continue business In the old oilccs.
Stephen NJ. Weld Il Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
-TRANSpACIFIC MAIl.S.

Nails for Australia except West Australia. which
eoeS via Europe, and New zealand, which
goes via san franciscol, and Iul lshni,
Ma Vancouver. close here daily at $50 !. "
nner February ,22 and up to March 81, N
elusive. for despatch per steamship AiowrA
complementary malls VIA Seattle ana VIC
Tor Hawaii. Via san Francisco. close here dh.y
Al oO p NJ up to March S. INCLUSIVE, fut
despatch per steamship Alameda, Mails iI
Chine, and Japan, Via Seattle, close mere Ia
at go 7 N. up TO march IS, INCLUSIVE 10, =,
sratch per steamship Shinano Naru' Lhes>
tered mail must be directed via SeatiIe
Malls for China and japan. va tacoma c'">
here daily at $50 = n. w 90 March y me-
Mails for Hawaii, china. Japan and Philippe
at oN p. NJ. up TO March g, inclusive y,
despatch per steamship tuptlC. NGiS
cisco. cio,c here daily al esq = N up 90 Nor.
tl2. Inclusive. for despatch per scans,
Australia Malls for Nusira.l Irh.'i' W.
Australia. which j. forwarded Va Juror
san Francisco. close here daly At ~ : "
after March g and up to March 50; iue.li's,
or on arrival Of steamship llfHuA u-e ~
New Nork March ll5. for drN'Ai per >.'A
ship Ventura Malls li law, a"'Hn. ,ci.I'
close here daily at GN T. NJ up 20 Naf-u 81.
Inclusive, FOR despatch per a. sNfhIp hWsi'
Maru. Malls for China and Japan. va N',
couVer. close here daily - go v W '
March SIS. inclusive. for despatch l'J NeAI.
ship Empress Of India reg stored WA. N
be directed win Vancouver M' 49,
for the United states Postal Agcigb '''''
TranSpaclnc malls are torEafdrd
sailing daily and the SchcdIl" OF CLOSING
on tho presumption Of thr.t l0.uiet r.I'Y
land transit. sRegisiercd mall CLOSES A. '"' "
~ ooRNELiuS A CoTT. ~ros,mAs,e,
Post once. New YORK. y. Y. February = I'VE
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STEPHEN N. WELD a COMPANY.

The undersigned. stephen NJ. Weld OF Dedhsm,
Francis |. Maraspln OF Maiden, Harry S. 1,homp
Seepr,Ifg thSt we have ,liS day formed a limited
partnership. under the provisions Of Chapter II,
nrm name stephen NJ. Weld 4 Company, the use
OF which name has been consented TO by the Nom
moss Of which the limited partnership above men
The residences OF the partners arc as above men
TONED, nSsS / I WI,S q ,s sGs PiTta r W S3GIss5 n1 ed SAD fdw S,si
M. Weld are general partners, and said Walter
Hunncwrll, said Francis L. Maraspln and said
Said walker finnncweIi has contributed to tho
common stock the sum OF one hundred thousand
contributed TO the common stock the sum OF my
thousand dollars tS5oooU. and the said Harry $.
the sum Of nifty thousand dollars 5000.
The general nature Of nc business to be trans,
dealing IN cotton n any form. or acting as brokers
o. sale Of cotton IN any form.
The said limited Partnership Is to eommenc
,aihatc on the SrSt day Of March. iSda'
The said nrn VIII have Us PrncipAI place ofnqsi
of Sur2b and Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS,
wi,e q hganch o'lce 70 nc Sity ot New Iors
ruar. 4. D. igIg.
,~.SifphSn n. NOD: Alfred 2 Weld, Edward N.
Weld. Waller hunnewelL Francis l.. Maraspiu,
Stale Of Ne% YORK
County OF New YORK I
New York. February ~, 1900.
Aired n Weld and HfEe%afd ii. Weld. being Two
OF thc SiN partners. general and special. mentioned
In and who signed the foregoing certificate OF
limited partnership, ans scvcraliy acknowIedg ei
that they executed the same as their free ant vol
uutary act and deed for the uses and purposes
therein set form.
Before me, M.sSIIERWIN,
Notary Public Kings Co.
ATdavit llcd In y. Y. County.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suffolk. ~. Boston, February i2th, 1902.
lurn personally appeared before me the said
Stephen q. Weld. Walter lluunewel. francis l.,
AaraSpiu and Harry :. Thompson. being four of
the SN partner, general ANA special. mentioned In
and who signed the foregoing certificate OF limited
partnership, and Srveraly acknowledged that they
executed the same as their free ana voluntary
Act ana deed, for the uses and purposes therein
st fouh.
Before me-. FLLfN RACkEMANN,
AOtaR Public and Justice Of the Peace
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American Grass Irvine 20.

New York, Feb. 25ih. lpo2.
Tho directors OF The American Grass. irvine 20,
have THIS dAy declared a quarterly dividend OF one
and one quarter per cent, payable ApH ls,' lN1s'
10 the stockholders OF record at the close OF ousi
ness March 18TH, 1902. -A
The transfer books will be closed IN New sotk
from p. N. March 18th. 1907. and reopen al 10 H.
April "a. 1907. {. y ROWLAND Secteta2--
Chicago. Peoria a NJ. Louis Railway Company
OF Illinois.
Coupons due March lSt, 1902, from .Prlot Iden
az PER cent. Thirty Year Gold bonds OF the sooNe
Company, viii be paid on and after that dsts, ht
the ofnce of Dent, Palmer a Company, NO ~ iiu'
W hLPH BLAIsDELI- Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
To-da,'s Auction sales.

nv PETFR y. MEYER a co.
Third avenue. east side. IOi II feet south Of
Ltlh street, 75r 100, SC,omon Jacobs vs. Nj
kedrrond. Of. al; Saul Bernstein, attorney:
,harles NJ. Beattie. referee. due on juds.
ment, t+,oii %; taxes, &C, tl,l2e 90, "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY.

A quarterly dlvidcnd Of oNE AND THREE
QUARTERS "a ~ PER CENT on Inc captai
stock OF this Company viii be paid Al the once OF
the Company, - Cortlandi Street, In thlS cty. on
and after saturday, March IS, 1910. Ihe tihhAief
day untl the morning Of Monday. March H. iVE'
by order OF inr Board OF Mnnarcts
ApI ES A AlkER Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03

There was surplus year ago OF si4. 500. 100.
and two years ago Of slS,eil.5S1.
The imports OF general merchandise, in
Guiding dry goods. at the port Of New York
last week were 50. 07a. 40, against $40, SIS. s2t
the previous week. and sl0.95..sG7 for the
corresponding week OF last year. The Inn
which sos, 300 was gold. making total specie
Imports sine" Jan l, s5oa,ion Exports Of
specie were: Gold. o.. $40, SCI; silver. saaS. $40. q
total OF t4.542.375, against seSs 400 the pre-
Nious week. The exports Of specie since
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
MAILS.

TUESDAY. AT $50 A. NJ for ITALY direct. per
steamship Lombardia mail must be directed
per m LombardiaD,
WEDNESDAY At $50 a. II. for EUROPE, per
steamship Philadelphia. via southampton
tmail for Ireland must be directed per steam,
ship Philadelphia at 10 A. NJ. for BELGIUM
direct. per steamship Southwark mail must
be directed per steamship Southwark a.
1880 A. NJ. Complementary II M for EUROPE
per steamship Oceanic. via Queenstown
T~HTRSDAY.-At 7 A. NJ. for FRANCE swift
ERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PoKTLGAL, ,IlR
KEY. EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA
and LORENZO MARQUEE, per steamship
La Brctagne. via HsvIe mail for other parts
OF Europe must be directed per steamship
La Bretagne1.
snip Kronprinz Wilhelm, via Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Bremen; at $50 A. M. for NETHER.
LANDS direct, per steamship Amsterdam mail
must be directed per steamship Amsterdam!
at io. 30 a. NJ. supplementary II M for EU
ROPE, per steamship umbra, via Queenstown:
at II a. NJ. for AZORES STANDS, per steam
ship Tartar Prince mail for Italy must be d.
Tected per steamship Tartar Prince al II A.
NJ. for DENMARK direct, per steamship Hekla
at IL N, for ITALY direct. per steamship
Trave tmsl must be directed per steamship
Travc1,
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AM CENTRAL AME IcA.
WEST NDiRS ETC

WEST INDIES. ETC,
MoNDAY.-Ats "A. NJ for BERMUDA. per steam
TvE sGfS p IN. y e q P Pc as sASi
Per :!sa%; iSS,p Hs%pd; IL 4 ssS x aa siqRPSl'A,
Tor Guatemala must De directed per ~s,sap n
f f,qfbnSSHf AM q !! a NJ : $aSTfRSo; e! ,%issnsaig
s]s,siTsH Ct E Z z \. for n.r igsansSIp Aa nla
brand. 100 - Al Ior JiAAiCA, per s.eslqs1P
sa%iIai F,TIsgT ~ iTT ,s,B Bc;,G from a. l i,iSG Fla + NJ
steamship syracuse tmail for Hor,nem Brazil
6 diSoS ,:s Is G sss; .3.smsni sy Psin. miile% at
BRUSH and Dutch, Guiana must be dIrec's,l
i tRfr S sifsv%HF'SSEiRS RGl1i BIlls direct, e, p ss 10 sj {
rs Ri' ssS fF4sS il & $ AiFfSs9SS \. sSh!. .t.s5:
i $50 = NJ Tr''si o on RAH q L 3: 'j PEP s,s.%salo
Anuils mail must. be .dirssied per steam;
AZ; Siy p AS RI o. 81 4 4 il g K y 81 f' SRESiY, TfF;
s B.f RyE RoTdn and mali T IGi gr, SSiH sad
!;:.$.5ig s 4 il & s E \ f isoa h hsis5:ip5 Rs,
THTcH SMbhcHf + ASA y 5oI and SfSAi I s PER
steamship Nucstsn mail Tor other parts q
Mexico must be directed per steamship YgCA'
tan; at $50 4 NJ. for ARGENTINE. tRl'
quay and PARAGUAY, per AasAe'
lyme.
seneca. via Tampico (mGil must be ~directcl
per steamship Seneca: at tiSo Ph Tor
BAHAMAS. per s,ea ncr from Miami Fn.
| SATURDAY. At $50 4. NJ. for ARGENTINE,
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per stem hip
FtonA; at 8 4. NJ. for BERMUDA, per steam.
ship Pretoria; at 0 4. NJ Complementary $50
4. NJ for PORTO RICO, CJRACOA ana
VENEZUELA. per steamship Caracas tn'al
for Savanllla and Cartsgena must be diTeS,ssi
per steamship Caracas atp A, NJ. for POklO
RICO, per STEAMSHIP Pathfinder. via Ponce
lmal mus, be directed per steamship Pn,eo
nnder"1: at $50 A. NJ. Complementary loN
A. Nj for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA.
SAvANILLA and CARTAGENA. per steam
ship Allegheny umall for Costa Rlca must
be dirccied per steamship Aleghany, a.
$50 a. ". Supplementary 1850 \. NJ fr
HAITI and SANTA MARTA, per steamship
Alps: at 10 a. ". for CUBA. per stehinSA!p
Mexico, via Havana. az i?3 p. n for CUBA
per steamship Curtyba, via AatanzaS, &c.
iordinAry mall only. which must be directed
per steamship CurtybaI.
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Mails for Newfoundland. by nail 10 North Sydney.
and thence by steamer. close at this Once
daily at 80 p NJ connecting close here every
Monday. "Wednesday and saturday., MAILS
for Miouelon. los rail 10 Boston. and thence
by steamer. close az this once daily at o3l
y NJ. Mails for cuba, by rail- TO Florida, and
thence BY steamers are despatched dAily,
nnai connecting closes. for despatch via Port
Tampa, on sundays at 60 a 81, Wednes
days and Fridays. 81? 81 p " for despatch
Via Miami. on Mondays and Fridays at II 81
p NJ Malls for Mexico city, overland, unless
specially addressed for despatch hy steamer,
close al this oficc daily, except sunday, 81
iO r. NJ and II ~ + VI, sundays a. 100 Y N.
and nN y. VI. Mails for Costa RIca, Belize,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rail- 10 New
Orleans. and thence by Steam,r close az tnI'
orcc dally except sunday. at IO =. NJ, sun
DAYS AZ ViO = NJ connecting closes here
Mondays Tor Hclzc. Puerto Coriez and Guate
mala. and Tuesday, for COSTA INca' ikeeS
tered mall closes at 0Ou l. NJ previous day.
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Patients.

PATENTS for inventions procured PIonip'
low rstes. ROEDER q BRlESEN. urHnA
Briesenj. Fulton Building, " Nassau 81 Ne" 'o'1'
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Regular and supplementary mails close AZ Fore'gn
Branch half hour later than closing, time shown
below except that Supplementary Malls for Europe
and Central America. via Colon, close one hour
later at Foreign Branch
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer take,
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and
Samples for Germany only. The same class
OF mail matter for other parts Of Europe VIII
no, be sent by this ship unless specially directed
by her.
AFTER the closing OF the Supplementary Trans
Atlantic Malls named above, additional Sup.
Elementary Mails are opened on the piers OF
the American. English. French and German
steamers, and remain open until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing of steamer.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

should be read DAILY by all interested ~
cham yes may occur al any tlmeD
Foreign mails for the week ending March 8. ian,
will close promptly In all cases. al the General
Post once as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS
below. Parcels Post mails for Germany close al
500 p. NJ. Friday. per steamship kronpnnz VII
helm.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
once Of
Mrstinshnn.c IIcctrIc and Wig. Co,

Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. CO.,
No. 100 broadway. New York, February p, 1907.
A. a meeting held this day II Was.
RESOLVED. That quarterly dividend OF ONE
AND HRE QUARTERS PR CENT uN4eoi
upon the Preferred Stock Of the company be de,
ciarcd payable April I. 1902, 10 StocknolderS OF
record at the close OF business on March Is,
1902. and that the transfer books for the pre-
ferred stock be closed on March l5, 1909. AZ
1900 O'Clock noon. and opened on Aprl :. 1907
at 1000 O'Clock \. u $500 a., -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
Why
Chicago
& Northwestern
is the
Cheapest
Railroad Stock
in the World

will be fully set forth In
the Boston News Bureau OF
Saturday, March lst
ION sale in New York, Monday
by columns OF statistics
such as have never before
been printed. The Boston
News Bureau is published for
investors only and is
sold by subscription at ST
per month. c. W. Barron,
to 7 Exchange Pl.,
Boston.
ION sale In New York at leading no
tells, McBride's Arcade News stand, Bos-
ton News Bureau office, Edison Building,
and at the foot OF the stairs OF the princi-
pal elevated railroad stations"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03

A BUSINESS MAN took for debt two new .l..
CANT upright mahogany pianos, standard MAKE;
sell either one at a sacrifice for cash; residence ~,
jamaica av., Fast New York, near Linwood 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03

SUNDAY March 2.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-03
BERKSHIRE INN,

uRGINIA AvE. AND BEACH.
Elevator, steam heat, baths. etc. Capacity no
special spring terms 200 per day and upward
Booklet. 10. ,. y. DICKINSON.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-02

Tn the mountains of eastern Ken
lucky when a man speaks of his
wife to a third person he calls her
sum-" or when a wife speaks of her
husband she calls him ''um." For
instance, 'um' is going to Saylers-
vile tomorrow" or cum shot a
bear yesterday" The word is said
to have originated with young mar
ried folks over 100 years ago, who
were too diffident to use the phrase
"1ny wife" or my husband"
While at the table before stran-
gers the husband who desired his
wife to pass the bread or sorghum
would attract the attention of his
wife by clearing his throat, "ahem,"
"oohum," and finally degenerating
the phrase to "um," which was the
final understanding when each was
addressed-Exchange.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-02
An Urgent Call.

After dinner one very disagreed
BILE night last week a certain Mad
ison avenue physician, looking from
his office window and seeing the
rain beat against the glass, decided
that he would have a quiet, unin-
terrupted evening at home. He was
soon in his house coat, a novel in
his hand, and tobacco smoke was
curling around him. About 10
o'clock some one rang the doorbell.
'The doctor is wanted right
away at -" began the caller.
ole can't 90, sir" answered the
servant quickly. ''IIe left word
that he was not well and that unless
it was a case of life or death he
would not venture out"
"Well, you tell him he must come
over. We need him to sit in a pok-
er game"
ooh, you're Mr.. B., are you?
Step in, please, and I'll see"
4 minute later the servant reap
peared with, ''The doctor says he'll
be right over" New York Post.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-02
Betting.

II betting could be stopped, an
enormous bulk Of those who engage
in it-apart, of course, from profess
sional bookmakers-would save a
great deal Of money, but there is no
more chance of abolishing betting
than of abolishing champagne, CT
CARS and mutton chops. 1t would
not be a bad thing if bookmakers
were licensed, but they never will
be, partly because of the difficulties
of finding satisfactory licensing
tribunal and chiefly because Of the
cutlery that would be raised about
the 'legalization of gambling
Badminton Magazine.