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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

F FERTILE, MINN.-An enthusiastic re-
publican rally was held at the operahouse
last evening. The Fertile Cornet band
furnished music and addresses were made
by Halvor STEVENSON, candidate for con-
gress; A. D. Stephens, candidate for state
senator; Judge Ira B. Mills and: James H.
Maybury, candidate for county attorney.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

BEMIDJI, 'MlNN.-Beltramu county is
on par with Polk county in its demands
for county division. There are three prop
ositions before the people. One would
make Shevlin the county seat Of Roose-
welt county, and the other would make
Bagley county seat of Clearwater county
The third originates in the eastern part
of the county and is intended to- make
lackduck the county seat. Against all
three propositions will be the combined
vote OF Benidj Tenstrike, Farley, Turtle
River and Solway, with their neighboring
townships. ... IL. .... -;
HASTINGS, MINNIE. H. Hageman
received 120 head Of steers, and 3-year-
Odds, from Lake City to day for his stock
farm in Denmark. The average price paid
was $4.25.-Mrs. A. B. Chapin supervisor
of music in the public schools, has ac-
cepted an invitation to send a class OF
girls to the meeting of the, state educa.-
tional convention in ST. Paul i'm Decem-
ber--G. M. Hughes, Of Hudson, Wis, has
brought about dozen horses in Dakota
county for its pineries. The average price
was $780, 49,. = 5-i r.
HANCOCK, ,MINN.-A stir has been
created among copper country. Finnish
circles over a damage suit brought by Rev.
John Beck of Hancock against John Aho,
a prominent Finnish citizen. Beck, who
writes for a Finnish temperance paper,
was recently accused by Aho in a COM
munication to an eastern Finnish publica-
ton Of imbiloing too freely Of the cup
that cheers. The preacher denies the
charge and has begun suit for SANDER He
insists that he practices what he breaches.
FERGUS FALLS, MiNN--Judge Baxter
has returned from Long Prairie where he
has been holding the fall term of court.
Among the interesting cases disposed of
was the action against Mrs. II. H. Bud
gett, who recently assaulted her servant
girl with a dangerous weapon on account
Of jealousy: She was sentenced to pay a
fine of 5000. A man who calls himself
Bosco, the snake eater, was accused of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

stealing watch and sent to saltwater for
one year.-P. P. Palmer and, Miss Regina
Korstad surprised their friends yesterday
by taking a fast horse embarrassing the
country to >Wahpeton, N. D., where they
were quietly narried.-rE. J. Evans will
leave for Mexico next week to accept a
position on the Mexican Central railroad.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

& JAMESTOWN, N. D.-Judge Glaspell
has sentenced Raymond Ohnmies. an IL.
year-old boy to the reform school at
Plankinton, S. D.--The coroner's jury in
the case Of Walter Z. Harshmann killed
while playing on the tracks at EckelsofI by
a Northern Pacific passenger train, decid-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

GARNER, loWA-The3 George F. Schulz
er furniture store was discovered on fire
The fire originating In the basement near
the furnace, did little 7damage, but, the
heavy smoke, which penetrated the entire
Shaw of Garner, has been appointed to a
Position in the pension departement In
Des Moines. go -: 49,. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

WiNONA, MINNIE. B. Lott, deputy
labor commissioner, has been In Winona
gathering statistics to incorporate into
the biennial report Of the labor commits
sioner to the state legislature. These
statistics relate to benefits Of organizati ton,
wages, time, etc-The business Of win
tering sheep has proved SO profitable that
c. w. Miller Is engaging in it on more
extensive scale than ever this year. He
buys the sheep in the west in the fall
and keeps them here until March. turn
ing them into the best kind of mutton.
After the clip of wool has been made at
the end of the winter the sheep are sent
on to Chicago, where they are sold for
fat stock. Mr.. Miller is planning to winter
$4,000 sheep this winter. He has an ex-
tensive ranch a short distance west.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

MARsHALLToWN, loWA--Company H
of this city won the regimenta4 rifle shoot
at Dubuque, beating the crack team Of
Compan A on their own range by a margin
of Ave points. The scores Of the three
leading teams were Company H, Mar
shutdown, 426; Company A, Dubuque, 421;
Company B, Waterloo, 4os. The team wins
by this shoot two: cups, one valued at $50
and the other at $50. The first is the reg
mental trophy and the other for the best
score on the 500-yard range. Company H
was represented in the shoot by Captain
Lisle w. Brown, Lieutenant Clarence
Froelich,, and Sergeants Guy Everist and
Leon Wescott. . &C., ~ = " : :,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

sioux CITY, IOWA.-Suits for dam
ages aggregating 100000 have been filed
against the Milwaukee railroad and the
Sioux City Tractio ion :. company, because
of the collision of a ST. Paul train with
a carriage containing the Seney family.
July last AS result of the collision
Mrs. Berthena Banta and Robert Seney,
Jr, suffered broken legs and Mrs. Rob
ert j. Seney and Miss alpha Seney were
kiled.-Hans Ivers, as-7farmer of this
county, worth $4,000, spent yesterday in
Jail and at the same time read the notice
Of suits for divorce and for an order to
have him put under bonds to keep the
peace, both brought by his wife: He was
charged with intent to- commit murder
by his brother in law, John Hopp, who
says that Ivers took UP a quarrel of their
| two sons and threatened to shoot HIM.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

cAssELToN. N. D,--Henry Mendell,t a
laborers was taken to the county hospital
at Fargo with a badly crushed leg. He
ATTEMPTED to board a Great Northern
train near Casselton and fell under the
wheels. His leg was SO mutilated that am
putation was necessary. He came from
Minneapolis about two weeks ago and had
been at work in the harvest fields. Ii
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25
POSTMASTER REMOVED
One Of EIIsworth's Bondsmen In Charge
Of the Office at EveIeth.

Of the Office at EveIeth.
EVELETH, MINN.-Postmaster Will
liam D. Ellsworth was removed yesterday
pending an investigation of his office. II
is said there Is a shortage in the funds
and this is confirmed by one Of the bonds
men.
j. G.. Poole, one Of the bondsmen, was
put in charge of the postofhce yesterday
Ellsworth's bondsmen. it is said, have
been notified of a shortage, and while
none of the postoff1ce officials will talk
about the matter. it is reported that the
apparent shortage amounts to $4,000. Mr.
Ellsworth's friends assert that an investi-
cation will exonerate him.
Ellsworth was In his second term as
postmaster at Eveleth and had been ir
office about five years. He has always
borne an excellent reputation. He was
not placed under arrest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

DIES MONIES, IoWA-In- a case from
Webster county, the supreme court de-
c1ded that in this state the recovery Of
damages for the loss of life OF child
under years of age cannot exceed So, 900.
In the original trial Of the case before
Judge s.. M. Weaver, who is now a mem
Der OF the supreme bench the jury re-
turned a verdict Of $4,000. This Judge
Weaver cut to $6, 900. The supreme court
reversed the Judgment, stating that the
damages to the parents from the loss of
the child could not exceed $4,000. Mrs.
A.. w. sHiveley of Webster county is the
parent. The suit was against the county.
CEDAR FALLS, IoWA-The Cedar Falls
Crea merry made voluntary assignment
to- day for the benefit Of creditors The
heaviest losers are Daniel Wild and the
banks Of the city. The liabilities are
$4,000; the assets unknown.-The repub-
leans will invade every rural district. in
the country next week. Atiiong the speak
ers will be C. E. Pickett, S.. T. Mears and
J. H. and E. l.. Hilderbrand.
( GARNER, lOWA-The; George F. Schulz
er furniture store was discovered on fire.
The fire originating In the basement near
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

DICKINSON, N. Duluth capitalists
are here and have arranged for the open
Ing OF coal mine fifteen miles west A
carload of lumber was shipped to the mine
last night and. the. Northern Pacific Is
constructing spur track Of 1.70o feet to
it. It is said that thirty men will be
employed In the mine the coming week
and that the force will be greatly in
creased before snow flies. The company
will be known as the Bilfeld Coal com,
pany., r.. = - l. AZ ~. <:-.-sE :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25
Refuse Substitutes and limitations

.
IS There IL none ''inst good Warmers.
Insist on the genuine. which a'-vnvs ruras. Sub
sttutes contain harmful i'r""~ which iniure
the system .''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-25

HARVEY, N. p.-On the eve of their
departure for home the Misses Anna and
Carrie Yemen and; Miss, Rose Rigler, of
Minneapolis were. guests at a reception
and dancing party, held by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Rapelovitz. The affair took place
In the operahouse, which was Handsomely
decorated. The stage was fitted up as a
smoking room for the gentlemen, and an
oriental corner, in which was served
lemonade and: other refreshments, was
provided. The operahouse walls were
draped with soft-colored bunting Almost
all of the society people Of the city were
present and the affair was pronounced the
most successful Of the year 8 -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BONDS
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market values were depressed under the
inhuence Of professional operations for lower
prices and light selling by commission house
holders The failure of the politicians TO settle
the coai strike was used by bear traders 10 In
suence prices and sentiment, while poor bank
statement assisted in reducing values The re
cent success OF the bear element the Stock
Exchange has been effective in making many
bears I'm commission houses and. as conse-
Quence. II has become popular 10 sell stocks
short at the present low level IL popular
20 buy them for a rise when quotations were
from 10 10 points above the current range.
Enthusiasm among the new bears will doubtless
cause losses equally as heavy the bun en-
thusiasm caused a few weeks ago; but with the
Wall Street atmosphere clOuded at the mo-
ment few traders win consider the short side Of
speculation dangerous. Perhaps the low level
has not Yet been touched Prices may so lower
this week in the case Of which il may prove
wise for traders short of stocks 10 cover their
contracts. The Street is so blue that the old
time operators are picking up securities on all
recessiOns.
The weekly statement of the Clearing House
banks showed as usual, inconsistent results,
and presented little information regarding the
actual position of the money market. In place
OF an indicated increase in cash, as shown by
the known movement of money in the week,
there was a decrease, according 10 lhe average
system OF $3.50, 200. Loans increased S23442o0
despite stock market liquidation, while the re
suit OF all changes a decrease in reserve
above legal requirements OF $29l,s5O. Reserve
now stands at 81, ,527. .350 against Sl7,4S3,lI5 at
this time year ago. In this week last year
loans decreased and cash increased. Govern
ment deposits included in figuring the re-
serve, but the statement shows a decrease in re-
serve. with government deposits excluded Of
SS25,S25. Not including government deposits
the banks have a reserve above legal require
ments OF upward of Sl1500OoO
Selling in the last half hour heavy, and,
despite final rallies, due TO covering of shorts,
last quotations were well under Fridays close
The heaviest losses We're made 10y Atchson
which closed 2Ss points down; Canadian Pacific
\ ST. Paul, which lost points; Consolidated Gas.
"a; Delaware and Hudson, rs; Erie, l2s; Cen
eral Electric. l&. Manhattan 2ls; Missouri Pa
chic, rs; NeW-NorN Central, Ia, Pennsylvania,
=; Reading. 2A4, Southern Pacnc. y. Wabash,
j. and Sugar Refining, l1A. Railroad bonds
were also weak Sentiment al the close was, of
course, bearish and lower prices were predicted
for this week. Most stocks in the bar
gain class, ana any extended decline this week
viii doubtless bring cut the bargain hunters in
large numbers.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses were not
active I'm the local market. dealing in only few
thousand shares. mostly purchases.
THE COTTON OVEMENT.-According 10 The
Financial Chronicle" the total receipts of cotton
for the week ended October 10 reached 26.200 bales
against 2ra % last week and 95sN the previous
week making the total receipts since September l.
. 7a71f5 bales against SsS i26 bales for the same
p, riod of I-1 showing increase since September
l. 1890 ~ f5s.7ls bales
WABASI-''The general tonnage movement over
our lines IS fully much can handle con
veniently." said official OF the Wabash Railway
..AH our cars and locomotives are constantly en-
ployed and great difficulty is experienced in keep
ing up with the demands from shippers"
BANK CI.EARINGS. The total bank clearings
of an the clearing houses Of the United States for
the week ended October II were S25lt9f77s5 against
S2672 ts7.aeo the preceding week and &o9SdS9 ~
IN the corresponding week last year.
ROCK ISLAND FOR AUGUST.-The Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company reports
81 s3loa against 81 233 81 in Angst. 1901 From July
/ 20 August g. total income S,3si,757
SOUTHERN PACIFICs AUGUST REPORT.-The
Southern Pacific Company reports for August a de-
hcit after expenses. taxes and charges Of Ho599ao
Net earnings in August decreased $52.1@5-
FIVE PER CENT on DEPOSITS -Zimmerman mn
& Forshay give notice that. beginning October l3
until further notice they will pay interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum on moneys deposited
with their banking house for period Of not less
than three months
EASTERN TRUST COMPANY.-The board of
managers Of the Coffee Exchange has designated
the Eastern Trust Company as depository for mar
gin accounts for members OF that exchange The
Eastern Trust Company has already been desig-
mated depository for margin accounts for prod
and cotton exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
OUTSIDE SECTRITTES.

Trading In the outside securities practically
at staudstiu. and prices showed but little vara-
uon from the opening Northern Securities
traded in to the extent OF about 1880 shares from
10 l07is and Rock Island 10 the extent Of 00o
shares from 5. 5fs4 the preferred for 90 shares
AT 81 United states Realty dealt in TO the
extent OF $40 shares from 3l to 3OS, and the pre-
ferred 70 so shares from 73la 10 3s Seaboard Air
Lines preferred sold at A. and American Can pre-
f@rred at Is In the copper shares British was firm
at 81 bid Montreal and Boston sold at 2A,02'. for
about l51O shares. and Greene Consolidated Copper
at -. about 200 shares dealt IN. United States
Silver Corporation 6s sold at 1d0l, Virginia
Coal and Coke sold at 364.. The market closed weak
at the lowest
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Bankers, posted rates were:

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
mercal. 81 % discount: bank. par. San Francisco
Sight. 2isc; telegraph. SC. Boston, discount
Charleston-B Buying l-l6c discount; selling l-ls pre-
mium. ChicagO-l0c discount Cincinnati Between
banks. soc discount; over the counter. 50c premium
savannah-Buying. 75c discount per N.cOo. selling
75c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. lbzd2 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 2l5l6qs per cent: long bills SSa3
per cent Berlin discount rate els per cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London, % marks 4sl4 pfennigs
Paris discount rate. "a per cent Paris exchange
on London. 3 francs ISL centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
money. sS 5-ls: for the account Sc 7-ls Spanish As
IN London. S&; French rentes 80 francs Is CEN
times.
THE SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver Sole: Mex
lean silver dollars. -0izc Bar silver in London
closed Sad
GOLD PREMIUM--In Madrid 81 40; Lisbon. aS5O:
Buenos Ayres. LAD; Rome, .O7.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FORELGN EXCHANGE.
c. Schumacher & 90. say:

Prime demand sterling sold up 20 4S6ie on Mon
day. but has declined since that time. owing To the
monetary strngency- Exchange for the near tuture
must be governed by the rate for call and time
money. II our banks and bankers arr able TO OBJ
tain per cent for sixty and ninety day loans, II Is
natural that they Will draw against their Foreign
credits their sixty and ninety days bills and loan
the money against the same The supply OF com
mercial bills Is very small. while the demand tor
exchange il very heavy and the course OF exchange
should be FOR very much higher rates. but as long
as the bankers have open credits against which
they can draw and lend their money at the now
ruling rates exchange cannot advance, hut IL more
likely decline fer the present. However we 30
not believe In the maintenance OF the present rates
for money. which should I'm course of a snort time
return 10 more normal conditions. That the con
eress should devise some means 10 circulate sohle
ury seems be the hope Of every one Interested III
the prosperity of the country
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
LIABILITIES

The listing committee of the New-fork stock
Exchange has admitted TO quotation In the un-
listed department 81 10000 per cent cumulative
preferred and 100000 common stock OF the Nul-
can DEFINING Company. being the ehtlIe ISSUE
The companv was tncorporated under New-Jersey
laws on April IS 1907 The surplus carri@d over
from the profits OF constituent companies at In
corporation was y2ss 40, and present surplus is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

STOCK MARKET DECLINES.
POOR BANK STATEMENT AND COAL STRIKE SITUATION IN
DUcE LIQUIDATION AND BEAR PRESSURE.


amounted In par value 10 s. $500 against
as'AeS on Friday. The heaviest dealings were IN
the Gibson general 4s. Chicago Burlington ana
quincy 4s, Green Bay and Western debenture bs'
Kansas CITY Southern IS. Mexican CSntral hrst H.
comes Southern Pacific As Third Avenue A.. Union
Paoihc convertible As. and Wabash debenture bs-
Colorado Fuel and Iron convertible IS and Con
sohoated Tobacco As were also active.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
RAILROAD GROSS AND NET RETURNS.

The following compilations from official re-
ports made directly to the New-York News Bureau:
For the third week Of September the gross earn
ings of ffty-fOur railroads amounted to SO321 800
against $90f2 GA in the corresponding period last
year. increase of $l.2793l6 l415 per For
the fourth week of September the gross earnings
of thirty-nine railroads amounted 10 S12 29f ~
against $o7s6,957 in the corresponding period last
year increase Of ST. E7. SIS. 1887 per cent For
the month Of September the gross earnings of for
tv-three railroads amounted $l96S17l0 against
S5.3ls1"p in the corresponding period last year.
increase of $f3690l0. or S6i per cent. From July
20 September 30 the gross earnings of fOrty-three
railroads amounted 10 S42 1907 against S3l 637
I'm the corresponding period last year, an increase
Of Sl0,Joi l5I. I9S per cent.
The gross and net earnings Of siXty-fOur rail-
roads for the month of August were follows.
1902 1901 Changes
Gross earnings sfa IA 523 SG73oo2S7 SLs14146
Operating expenses. - 6065fT 39S35 Inc 511 473
Net S2G 507 9s6 S27 323 Dec Sg7 327
The gross earnings increased 2.69 per cent ex-
peuSes increased 693 per cent and net earnings de-
creased 3 - per cent
From July , 20 August 81 sxty-four railroads
port follows.
1902 1901 Changes
Gross earungs Sf4o o65 154 S13+ s.
NJ earutnss.. S47 252542 SO 21156I Dec Ls5eOl9
The gross earnings increased 42f per cent ex-
peuses increased per cent. and net earnings de-
creased 39s per cent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

IONEY MARKET.-Money on call per cent
Time money quoted at per cent for sixty
days. per cent for ninety DAYS. per cent for
four months and si2 per cent for SIX months. Com
mercal paper was quoted at 6lk per cent for sixty
10 ninety days. s per cent for choice four and six
months single names. and above for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SECURITIES ABRO4D.

London Oct. II, 2 p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dull and irregular small final
changes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Amer Light & Trac ........
do pref q per cent
Eing tas lst mtg IS. 1885
do stock k.................,
Sing Gen E.lec IS. l922 ...
d. stock ...--.........
Bun G q LIST mtg IS. 1917
do stock ....
Butte + & + co LIST mtg SIS
Colum Gas Co LIST IS. 1892
ID q AZ r g LIST Con as. l9i3
10 STOCK ..-- ---..--.
RI W Gas Co LIST Is. 1929
q Rap @ l. 90 lst IS. 1919
Mud Co Gas LIST Con 5s. l9i!
lndianap Gas lst 6s. 1920. =,
90 stock ock-......-.....-...
Jackson Gas Co stock. .....
do IS @. 1891 ...........
lafayette Gas lst ds ......
l. 4 W y Gas lst rs. 1925.
90 stock .--............
Mad q * r. Co Ist Is. 1925.
y y q & c ist mtg 81. 1925
do stock
New Haven Gas Co stock. i.
" Y a Q r L& p co stock
DO pref. ................
ohio a ! q Is mtg 6s. 1928
DO stock ............
syracuse q 1st mtg 5s. i9ft
~ STOCK ---.... --.,...
- Joseph Gas tst SIS. 1897.
~ Paul Gas G NJ 5s. 1914 :,
"estch L. Co LIST mtg Sc. 1885
do pref stock. k...---..--...
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table OF price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Saturday. saturday. Net
Ocl. 4. OCT. il. change.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William r. Nichols & Co No Hu.r
Y & East r Stan r. ss 1oao ,5ai 6a ASKED
lsr 5s, 1S44 113 11415 Cen NJ Gas ss ia ilsd
do 5s--..-.--.1O9 112 IFqut Con "a AZ
Nor Y lst 5s.-s s107ls s1O9 Mutual 90 39S 40
a. - IsS------ i3-f2 30 y Am Co 5s-....1u iisg
90 pFef----l52 16O Brooklyn Union 222 "a
INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols & Co No Is van..,
Int Int.
rare 1 Od I Ik.L
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

OF BANKS INVITED 70
RESPONDENCE REQUESTED
SPECIAL TERMS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ss4O. eis. 80 S325. 1855. $50
VULCAN DEFINING COMPANY

s34O.9f5. 259 $3e5.1S5. .03O
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

al sales of bonds. sl.T5s.Ooo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Alexander G. Humphreys has been
elected president of Stevens institute
III Trchnology at New York. to succeed
tie late Henry Morton. who died on
May last.
NJ Leon Bourgeois. Radical liepuhti-
can ana former premier. who on June
was elected provisional President Of the
French Chamber Of Deputies. was. fli-
day. formally elected President OF IN"
chamber.
special court assembled at Sligo.
Ireland. Friday. under the crimes act
To try Patrick McTIugh, NJ. F.. among
Il number of Irish Leaguers, on the
charge Of conspiracy and intimidation
in connection with the complaint Of z
tenant Of a farm from which Lacquer
haG been evicted. Mr. McHugh did not
appear and bench warrant was Issued
for his arrest.
After an illness of less than two
weeks, Rev. VIM. b. Frisby, $. I. d.,
rector of the Church of the Advent
Boston. died, Friday. aged As years.
Father Frsby was prominent in the
Episcopal diocese Of Massachusetts. ana
was considered one of the leaders of
the ritualistic party in the State, He
was also one of the most eloquent
preachers i'm the city.