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Arizona republican., 1903-03-14

sisted that take it for a week and sec what 1t would do for me. As he seemed to have so much faith in it did take the medicine and was very grateful to find my strength slowly returning. In two weeks was out of bed and in a month I was able to take up my usual duties. l am very enthusiastic in its praise"
 T017OTHERHOOD is the noblest duty and highest privilege women ! , can achieve or aspire to. With
 out this privilege women do not get all there is in life-too often they go through the world discontented, wrapped up in their own selfish cares and troubles. How different is the happy mother, watching her children grow into manhood and womanhood. A mother lives as many lives as she has children-their joys and sorrows are
Arizona republican., 1903-03-14

q am pleased to give my experience with Wine of Cardui as l am very grateful for its help. After my first baby was born l could not seem to regain my strength. although the doctor gave me a tonic which he considered very superior, bot instead of getting better I grew weaker every day. My husband came home one evening with .or,. w;oe of Cafdfi and in-
Arizona republican., 1903-03-14
TRADE TOPICS

Mrs. Aylwin's hairdressing and mani curing parlors, Il South Center, Cotton block.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-14
DO YOU WAKE UP In the Morning Feeling Tired and
 Miserable?
Paine's Celery
 COff1pOund
Will Restore Lost Energy aad Give You That Vim, Snap and Strength That You Should Possess in
 fhe Snrinnfime.
the SPrIngtime

If you wake up in the morning feel ing tired and miserable, let us assure you that nature is warning you of dan gers; you have commenced to drift on the rocks and shoals of disease.-Over- work, worry, harassing cares, or it may be excesses, are producing their dire effects. Your nerves feel the
Arizona republican., 1903-03-14

Visit Tombstone and register at Ho- tei Nobles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. ?m2,, per cent; last loan.
, per cent; ruling price, per cont. Time
money quoted at ~. per, cent. for sixty days.
per enth ot per for e snd M
months, 81. per cent for seven and eight
months. Commercial paper is quoted ct at, 8
per cent for nr .nE peT se ano DIS
Foreign exchange WAS, slightly frmer at
the opening to-day. with an advance of
points in demand sterling. 4 fair supply
curry for remittance by Wednesdays steamers
was GOOD. The market closed fairly steady.
although demand sterling lost its points ad-
M n"'f VS. close Posted rates we're quoted
At 81 So for long bills and $3.50! for short.
Actual, rates Long bills, s.'s2ss as!.s 2ts;
fc SI. s'ssi Gs4s62. Francs we're quoted at
5 90 less Lilo for long and sl7'i less l-l8 for
short Reichsmarks were quoted at a41a
quoted Ii at 10 lis for long and 4c1I for short.
Domestic, exchange on New York: Boston
Par. Chnrleston.-Banks, buying at soc.
discount Savannah-Between banks, 62'5c
discount; San Francisco-soc; premium.
premium. Cncinnat--i5c, premium. New
Orleansr Commercial. 81 rs discount; banks.
Minneapolis Par. MOntreal-Sight. l5nc.
premium, telegraph, 1870, premium. Louis
vie25c discount.
Of discount in open market for short and three
months bills. $780, pei. cent Consols
for money closed at $50 and for the account
at $50. Paris advices quote per cents
Of discount ia %. per cent. Exchange on
London. rs francs Is centimes Berlin nd
vices quote exchange on London, 20 marks
a. pfcnnigs. The private rate Of discount
is 81 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement FIX
changes. 1921 $50 os5; balances. S0,i3O.2 28:
Sub-Treasury d ebit balance. ssos,sH
Commercial price. OF bar silver in New
York Gls.c. Bar silver in London closed at
esd Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 16IC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside market was hard and FIRM
throughout, the day. and at the close many
Of the losses suffered by them YESTERDAY
The. duiness that has charaCterized the
market for so long was still in evidence.
however, and the trading. as whole. was
light Tennessee, Copper was strong ard
statement made by director Of the com
pany Of the benefits which would accrue
copper ore. The Tennessee Copper shares
sold from 2ols to 81. nearly 1000 changing
hands
Northern Securitr. was dull and firm
II closed at IS. an advance OF point over
MONDAYS close. althoqgh ,, point under
consodatsd Copper, was fraGt9nnIIy lo D,,1
at I4lS and ~. The International Mercan-
tile Marine issues We're neglected. az they have
been recently, but, were higher. the common
United States Steel Corporation bonds.
series A and c, amounting to $1,000, were
Tho transactions in the market to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21

There was little liquidation In coffee nj mrs..
causing slight decline In a few months, but later
on there general advance on local lung buying.
light oY rings lrmcr CT hlcs and covering OF snorts.
MErALs.-rhe changes in metals were slight on
both Sides OF tn" water To day. In London p)rr
was unchanged at EST los, for spot and 4o, b.
for futures Tin there was Is o.. higher for spot
at els 7s o., and uncha ged ior futures At GIG
Spelter was unchanged at $50 Is Cd. The following
lake, spot, i3i2'ac ccc,royc spot l9c.; casting.
spot 1876? &c; tn 25. 75G 26r lead 500: speter.
&C.; iron Northern. No. I x. tl8asl6 50; No, X.
Si51tio: NJ. plain. Slt@&lb Southern. No !
foundry. $iSati5.5O: No. soft &l5a$i5,5o; No, ?
rails at min scS.
NAVAL SToREs.--Spirits Of turpentine. oo'4meic.
PRovisIoHs,--Pork was easier at sl2 .50g$iS 30
for mess. Lard was dull: prime Western. 81: city.
B,25q $3.50; renned Continent. S.35. Tallow, 4ac.
Dressed hogs sl.M9'1c. ttcr-Creamcry. extras.
?Ii3c.: hrsts 1917 d2c State. dairy. tubs, hrsts.
10000. Cheese-State. (. C., small coored or
white. fancy. ii'4c. large. lii4c, EgRs-Nearby.
fresh gathered extras, zoe: Western, 25c. Chicago
Oct, 20 There was slightly higher level for
prices ard n better undertone TO the market. This
DESPITE decline OF 10 10 Is cents In hogs at the
yars Western receipts OF hoesprove ed moderate The
total at all leading centres was 1900 head against
900 the corresponding day last year The trade
cations that some Of the foreign shorts were salts
ned with their profit and were covering. Tho
sentiment In the pit was better than that of yestcr
day. and some % the packers were giving 1t sup
port. particularly N January"
SUGAR Raw was n''"t at 3itr. for s6 test and
SAC. for 50 test. Refined vas quiet and unchahged
rrpnulated t7Jc
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Blying by English and Continental spinnCrs 90 IN In
L,y, ypooi and In this country further Killing foSls
Georgia. cold weather clscwn,rc, bullish Govern
mcpt report and an une Npcctodly strong Liverpool
market all combined TO a,vIlcc the price OF cotton
plrtlculsrly as good many OF the local shorts
deemed II advisable Ia cover. Prominent local
interests bought both here and IN Liverpool and
several hrms executed large Liverpool buylng
orders here 10 the winter plOnthS European mill,
were buying at the South. and Lancashire, nS well
as the Continent, Is taking hold more freely in
freely and some local bulls also took profits The
p)rt receipts showed some Increase, and IL ~ not az
all improbable that they may further Increase In
the near future do result OF heavy European buy
ing AZ the South and also by reason OF tho recent
advance when farmers VIII naturally be- inclined
to take advantage ~ put thcrc was NOR, dls
position to buy than to sell not only because OF the
weather news. tnr Government Wcckly report
wncn was distinctly hulliSh. and tAc foreign buying
but also because of more che' Tful stock market
As tar as appearances 20, View England mills are
rather inclined to mold uloof but the southern and
European Spinnors. tsp"clEll! European. are
evidently more or less alarmed by the weather new
and the persistcntly bad crop reports. New Fms
land may continue to pursue a dlatory policy
although such policy last ycnr. II is we'll kLown
proved quite the reverse OF satisfactory 1hrrt il
an undsrcurrsnt Of conscrvatNc feeling among
many, IN ,lcw Of the recent hnnrcial developments
nltnouzh they think that the significance Of these
happenings mas been 10 some ,Ktent txGpecrht,d
VET the snallnsss OF stocks. raw and manufactured
visible and invisible, al home and abroad, IS a
factor In the situation which thu friends Of the
WsAnhachlt rry Each train ming into this
city from the south has brought crowds % cotton
prhrrS from south Texas, ana stllI tho farmers
haven't enough hands to get out the crop Last
might carload Of negroes cam" In from Marlin.
larR. numbcr of VIII m w,r taken out IN ths
Mctarnoy farm. Cotton Is opening rapidly ami
farmers are anxious 10 get out the staple
CoFYtg Rlp on ,hs SPOT va frmer 81 l5.iec
COS, and freight 1000 santos No at 1's, 1000
~" No n " ~ nnd '0 NanrHlho t''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
AoUEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. 207.
Stewart Building. No $50 Broadway.
New York October 10 1908

TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work and fur.
nlsh,ng the materials called for In the approved
form OF contract now on hle in the once o. me
AQueduct Commissioners. for cutting timber
Division OF the new Croton Reservoir will be IL
ceivcd At this ONCE until twelve O'Clock moon,
on Thursday, November ). 1908 They Will b.
publicly opened by the Aqucduct Commits Toner.
as soon thereafter as possible. and the award OF
the contract for doing said work and furnishing
the materials required will bc made ny said Com
missioncrs as soon thereafter is practicable:
Blank forms OF said approved contract and me
proper envelopes for their enclosure, form ~
bonds. and all other Information can hr obtained
at the above once OF the AqueGuc COMMITS
siOners on application 20 the Secretary,
For further particulars see City Record, pun
nshed at No. = City Hall.
BY order Of the AGleduCt Commissioners.
WILLIAM II. TEN EICk. President
HARRY " MALNl.N. ScrrrtAry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

+. II. Hartman left this city for the West
present at tn" formal opening of the II Mon
Pacific cut OF across the Great Salt Lake
The United States Sub-Treasury trans
ferred yesterday by telegraph to New Or
leans. for the account Of local banks. $3.50, 600
in currency. making $500 900 thus transferred
since Friday. The transfers are presumed
to be made In connection with the move
ment of the cotton crop.
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The following shows the grain movement:

The following shows the grain movement
New York: Wheat. Corn. oats. Rye. Barley.
ESpors. .. sa s 1896 :.5S 49,. ''.'
Cnicago;
Shipment, . 1900 10000 1900 s,co 5000
Buffalo
Receipts .... $1,000 $4,000 l75no 5000 ..,.
Shipments. ..ls2,oO0 ?l2uO 5000 1900 10000
favorable weather easier cables, some depression
courascd By expectations Of heavy inertase In
woIds stocks for the week; But later on the
s ,ns hssa al, sns ID %. COMP
than many hal expect d and reports OF an liner. as
etport demand, prices rallied SHARPLY More,
were buying pretty freely al Chicago shorts covered
and there was certain amount Of buying by com
traders for turn, while the advance al the stock
Exchange and the better feeling in financial circles
Nevertheless, toward the close there was ENOUGH
ll1M alton 70 cause anotner recession Br
street n The sys sS
in Europe of 10000, making the worlds gain
$1,000 but year ago iae Increase i,, was nearly
contract wncat out Of total receipts OF l6i cars.
The primary receipts were ! 2i4 ooo bush, aganst
was nNchnrre'
rs follows: It nltcd Kingdom Con Ilnusd rainsin tho
Unite! Kingdom during the past week may cause
reduction In the wheat area france-Thcre have
been excessive rains In the northern part OF France.
but In the south drought prevails, Russia r u
Manifestations have improved during the past
week as more min has fallen. which was badly
needed. Italy Spain Rain Is badly needed. Ger
msny-Therc have been excessive rains during
the past week"
Corn was hrn for time early in the day on
lighter offerings and some demand to cover. but
later on II weakened on the decline In wheat and
selling for both sides OF the account. The avail.
able supply increased 1900 bush. Primary re.
cclpts were 77soOo bush, against $4,000 year ago
Chicago received AS cars. Including % Of contract
grade, There were no noteworthy Developments
In oats Chicago received 200 cars. OF which Ii
were 4 contract grade. Tho available supply IN
creased l.3o4, 900 bush.
FLOUR, Was fairly active and steady Sales,
10000 bbls Receipts 1900 bbls and s6sls sacks
exports 1880 bbls and ?Os7s sacks. Winter in
bbIs Super9nc, -; No. = cHtra. SsS 10
clears, 2.iOds3s5; strairhts Gs0Ns3aS patents.
Adsi 40 Spring in bbls. Clears, 50 lots3 Is:
Straighls s. t0Ga.40: patents sj5dsi.sO. Rye
-four, s3.2jdS3Cn.
CorToN.--Spot cotton here advanced 10 points.
Sales. a4s bales for spinning. Middling uplards.
asc., against soc last year; New Orleans and
Guf loose against sn5c. s.. Louis declined
lCc. Liverpool declined Is points or the spot:
with sales OF SGCn bales. futures declined to
points but recovered part. closing lower, Man
chester was IRREGULAR for yarns, but cloths in
rood demand. The ceiptS to day were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
NORTHERN SECURITIES C0npANY.

WV EUTN,
There has been this day declared dIvirr I
Of one and one eighth Il ~ per cent m the capy'n
stock % this company payable November 3 1919.
10 stockholders OF record on that date.
For this dividend ana also for the purposes
Of the annual IN citing Of stockholders TO he h'.i
November 0. 1903. the stock transfer hooks WI
be closed At noon, October II, 1903 md rcopcnrd
at 10 D clock A. NJ, November TO- 1907.
r T NIrH0l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
AQUEDuCr OMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
Room No. 2O7
Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway.
New York October g. 1914
RI coNrpAcroRs.

TO CONTRACTORS;
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
ing the materials called for In the approved form
OF contract now on file In the once Of the AQuedur
Ing and placing stop cock valves special casting,
and ladders for the Jerome Park Reservoir Boz.
received at this once until twelve O'Clock noon
on Thursday. October %, 1903 They will be pub.
lcly opened by the Aeueduct Commissioners as
soon thereafter As possible. and the award of the
contract for doing said work and furnishing III;
materials required will be made BY said Comm''
sioncrs as soon hereafter as practicable.
Blank forms Of said approved contract and the
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form OF bonds,
and all other Information can be obtained at the
above once OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary.
For further particulars SEQ Cnu Record, pub
nshed at No. City Hall.
BY order OF the Aquednct Commissioner
WILLIAM II. TEN EYCk. President
HARRY W WALKFR. Secretary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMALG.uArED COPPER COMPANY.

So nrpadN;ly. Hcw York October H. 1905
At meeting OF the Directors NJ tn tmhly1:
mated Copper company, dividend of ONE Hal.
OF ONE PER CENT, u. OF l"Gl WIS declared:
paynb'n November 20 1905 10 stockholders o.
record a. O'Clock p, NJ Thursday. October =
1913. Transfer books close at O'Clock p. " .
Thursday October % 1908. and reopen at 10 oclocs
A. ~ Monday November ., 1908,
VIM G ROCKEFELLER Secretary K Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
AlLIs-( HALMERs tOMPANN.

NrW TOM " 20 wv ~.
quarterly d yidend OF ONE AND THREE UrAE
fEPS d1,'3 PER CENT on IN" Preferred STOCK
o. TINS Company. payable November :, 1908 ''
stocl holders Of cord on O'tO5rr - 1908 IA'
Preferred Stock Transfer Book viii be closed -
Saturday October -. 1914. al thr close % hnN'
ness and Will he rcoprned on Tuesday. Noycm0c
g. 1908 at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
" -. " j CHALMERS rrcn.ufer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
n Y. Security and Trust Co.,
20 WALL STREET NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, SIS, OOO. 600.

stead. With sales OF Is, 500 bags. Havrc and Ham.
burg ADVANCED to 4 american warehouse s,'
FOR two days, $1,000 Dags; stOch, $4,000; exchange
unchanged at u 3 .s2d Santos vas Arm; receipts
for two days, 10000 bags; stock l.<3i.WD Prices
he as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton Rallies Liverpool Bctter Than ES.
pectcd-ForeisnS plnners Buyfng-FUr.
thcr Trosts-Sh0rts Cover Receipts
Larger - Grain Ensicr - Long LiQu.
datiOn---t Ebles D0wn-(0fTre Firm.

TUESDAY. Oct. ?o.--GPAIS Wheat-Spot
was moro active. Sales, 100000 bush. mainly
for export here and al the outports. No 2
red, new. '.c. under New York December
No. Northern Duluth. SC, over; No. North
ern New York, Sc. over. The Northwestern
receipts were AZ c5rs, against 20 last week
and 900 last year; hlcago, lGi cars, against
le5 last week and loo last year. Futures
closed &c 10 &c. lower. Sales, 100000
bush, Prices IA follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
1HE II. Is. CLAFLIN tOMpA>Y.

VTTW
New York city. october p, 1908.
The quarterly interest on she IlrSt and Srronr
Preferred s,orks will he paid October 81 Tran
fer boohs for the Prcfc red stocks on ) IL ~
clos Il at . T. NJ. October 20 and rcOp rnru o. y
A. II, November .. 1903
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21

FORT SLoCrM. y, v. oct u. 1907 Sealed
sistence and .. NJ. s,orchouses here viii hr
received until ii a, NJ. Nov. H. 1903 ln'orma
ton on application. I. s. reserves hight 10
accept or elect any or all proposals or my. part
thereof. Envelopes to b. marked Proposals foi
subs, 4 G. v, Stor HouNcs. addressed II Elm"
MAN O NJ
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PROPOSALS.
AoUEDuCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. 207.
Stewart Building. No. 80 Broadway.
Work. nptObpr inn


Room No. 207
Stewart Building. No. 80 Broadway.
New York October S. 1904
TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals. for doing the work and fur.
nishing the materials called for In the approved
form OF contract now on hle in the once OF ths
Aqucduct Commissioners, for furnishing deliver
ing. erecting and placing sluice gates and drain
valves with the necessary llftins machinery
ladders, etc. required al the Jerome Park Rescr
vor, Borough OF The Bronx. the City OF New York.
will be received at this once until twelve o'coc;
noon. on Thursiay. October %. 1903 They wi,
be publicly opened BY the Agueduct Commissioner,
as soon thereafter as possible. and the award ot
the materials required will be made by said Com
mlssoners Al soon thereafter as practicable
Blank forms OF said approved contract and tn,
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form bonds
and all other Information can be obtained at tbs
above once OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application TO the Secretary.
For further particulars see CIV Record pub
hshed at No. 2 City Hail
BY order OF the AQueduct Commissioners.
WILLIAM II TEN RSCk. President
HARRY W. WALKER, Secretary.
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Rye was steady; No Western, SIC. c. /. T. Buffalo,
Oats were STEADY on the spot. Sales. 5000 bush.
Standard white. 43c No. white 4Sc.: No. mixt d.
42c. Corn was Quieter on the spot. Sales, 5000
bush. No white, new, 10 arrive. 5Il4c.; yellow,
&c. Futures closed unchanged. SAFES, 10000
bush. Prices as follows
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10000. Io2 1000, .!oiA 10000. %,
Chicago Term d or Rail Nav 8 s7o00. -. 8 Ella
1000. .. 73ia 1000 . H66e 10000. :. 8 gag
coca 81 L GIN Is 10000 YS3s $1,000 So
5000. 90 5000 90 iO0O :. o ala
ColFuel& Iron CIV Or Short Line u 5000. =. 3 ala
5000. -. o IA 1000, . 0O3s 5000. S3as
1000 69ia 5000. -. 8Oi2I 10000. -, 81
Colo Southern al 10000 OIL 1000, -. 5 3ns
1000 -. 4 81 Q Pacine Coast lst 1000 -. 5 3 Q
5000 81 900 los 10000 -. s 3 1
Columbia & G LIST Pcnna cy 3lss 5000. %, 8 81 A
5000 l 10 1000 . q IA wes; Union as
Cons Tobacco ~ 500 OF 5000 l O2is
1000 81 Peoria 4 East list Wheel b 2 cnAs
Dalias&W W AGO list 5000 p3lA 1000 81
10000 IOl soma "a Wisconsin Cen -
bet City Gas 5s Peoria & East In 1000. SSi2
1000 90 i00o.,..62
1000 95i2
T.tal sales OF bon.s ipar value,. 81, 326, 500.
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Cbe Wall St. Summary
So Broad Street, New York.

Copies Of the regular and special editions
may be obtained at McBride's, IL Broadway:
Jonas, the Aston House; Tyson's and other
leading hotel new, stands.
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CLOSING PRICES.

'Ex dividend.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
BRIDE QUITS HOME
AND WRITES PLAY
1.-TWO Months Married. Is the
Title, and 1t Depicts Mrs.
Lithers's Own Experience in
Married Life.

The New York public Will soon have
the opportunity OF seeing Mrs. james VI.
Lithcrs. a talented young singer and
beautiful society woman OF Indian
apolls, appear In a playlctte entltle
Two Months Married" and alleged by
the young woman to crystalline the un
happy story of her married life.
Mrs. Lithers, It is announced, has LEI
the home suFplied to her by her hus-
band, Judge James NJ. Llthers. of In
daanapolts. for reasons explained in
her playlette, which she will act with a
the force and pathos that characterized
her natural conduct during her married
life.
Mrs. Lithers 10 twenty-five years old
She is the daughter OF Major-Gen.
James r. Carnahan, organizer and pres
ent commander of the Knights d
Pith.as. When a very young girl abe
displayed an unusual talent as a singer.
and was sent abroad 10 study for grand
opera under Llmperti, in Dresden.
Returning to indianapolis she SANG IN
the principal churches, her voice win
ming her endless prai+. and q most OF
offers from theatrical managers. Mics
Lithers. however. ant. rcfused all offers.
Their marriage was ccls!-' ed several
months z
Indianapolis suddenly. Her family
sc.tcrhed for her if vain. She came to
Me- York and wrote the p.aylette Two
to Il. A.. Roberts, who is rehearslng r
II. Davis's new play. "Ranson's Folly.
Mr.. hoberts engaged her Immediately.
and the play'ette Will be produced this
week. Mrs. Lthers has written home
announcing her intention to ILLUSTRATE
ON the sIaGe the two months OF her
married life and the features Of II that
made 1t 50, unbearabls to her. that she
decided 10 leave home.
Her parents and relatives have en-
dosvoreJ b. pleas and sntreatles to per-
su.ule her t. abandon her plans. but shs
has rcma'hcG obdurate in her determine
tiDn.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
SMALL BOYS THEIR
OWN SANTA CLAUS
Their Collecting Excursion Up
Broadway Landed Them in
ChiIdren's Court, Where They
Were Discharged by Judge.

In the Childrcn's Court to-day were
Grencenzo Morcllo ten years old. OF No.
233 Mulberry street, aud Pictro Gernano.
of No. 260 Mott street. eleven years old.
They were arrested yesterday in front
of u Broadway store. in the shopping
district. for begging.
Grcnccn7o and Pictro had planned n
Christmas far beyond their means. With
iron banks In which were Sits capable
of admitting anything from a penny to
a quarter they took up a stand where
traffic was thickest. and as kind ladies'
passed the two lads told tales OF sad
ness In pure italian, For a time Gren-
cenzo and Pietro were bankers indeed.
Then came the copper. The boys slut
tered a story or two In Elglish which
did o satisfy the heart Of the police
man and the boys were arrested. Each
OF them had more thun 81 in his bank.
Justice Mayer said to Pietro: Don't
you think 1t would be n good idea to
give the money to the poor children for
Christmas. for you know 1t is not right
to beg on the s,reets?"
Pictro looked at his own ragged
clothes, but said nothing. Then the Jus
tice asked Grencenzo the same question.
That Italian banker hung his head.
Then both became frightened at the ju-
dlcal austerlty, and they uttered in
plain English a reluctant Yes"
The money was confiscated to the use
Of the Children's Aid Society, ana Pietro
and Grencenzo were allowed to go to
their homes.