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Oils.

OH. CITY Nov. 27.--Credit balances sfs2: GER
tihcates no bid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia la
bris average. 1856 brls: Lima Ia se3 brls: av-
erage 66.S4 brls. Runs-Pennsylvania Ia as
age 1881 brls
SAVANNAH. Nov. 27--spirits OF turpentins
sai5; +. g Is: g. 81 rs: H. $40: l. sae6: X. g. So:
NJ. $50; N. s3.io; window glass. ss-25: water
white, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, Nov z7.-Spirits OF turpentins
steady at 55ixc ROsin steady; A. Il. c, ID. r.
sls5; F. $2o5: q. s2l5: H. - 3: /, s250; K 81 go:
$40.
WILMINGTON, Nov 27.-Splrits OF turpentins
Nothing doing. Rosin firm and nothing doing.
Tar Arm sls0 Crude turpentine frm at s. =.
So 80 and $3.50.
NEW YORK Nov. g7.-Petroleum firm. Resin
quiet; strained common To good. 3. 5042. 60.
Turpentine dull at 59Qe0c-
MONTPELIER. Nov. T.-Crude petroleum
strong and active; North Lima. 81. IS: South LAMA
and Indiana. 81. 30.
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MONEY IS MOVING EAST,
Regarded ms Factor of Strength in
Stocks.

IAlbert r. Thompson & c.. Indianapolisl
NEW YORK, Nov. T.-The most important
development to-day was the big gain In cash
for the week from the interior. which is signii-
cant as bearing directly upon the stock-market
situation. for 1t means that the interior which
returned s1.5ooooo in excess OF shipments has
begun to send back money to New York, which
sent It westward to move the crops. This early
return is due to the high call money rates.
which proves the truth of the assertion that
the high rates obtained in themselves a correc-
tive. Furthermore not only have these rates at
tracted gold from the interior. but they have
drawn 1t from Europe and promise to draw
more from abroad. 1t is stated to-day that
negotiations under way for about So. 900 900
Of imports. The outlook. therefore. for the
bank statement tomorrow is favorable, for
understand large reduction in loans has taken
place through the calling of loans or indus
trials and subsequent liquidation therein during
the week.
1t is not always well to bank the weekly
report however. but we believe that this week
statement Will certainly be good Prospects for
the stock market favor improvement in
values next week. Dealings to-day al
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WHEAT UP ON BULLIsH NEWS.
Northwest Sends Reports of! short Re-
ceipts-Primary Receipts Small.

Meyer & Kiser, Indianapcis.l
CHICAGO. Nov. H.-The wheat market opened
with &c advance light Northwestern receipts
and rains in Argentina. Trade vas light and
the tone dull. with prices steady. until noon
when the avalanche Of bullish ners sent Gown
from the Northwest created SOME uneasiness
among shorts. This resulted in adding another
&c to the May advance. Minneapolis and Du-
luth were higher. but seemed to look to this
market to lead. The Northwestern receipts were
1000 short of last season. end the total
arrivals at primary points SO. 900 blu less
than a year ago. Minneapolis wires that the
output of country mills Is l77.o00 trls. which is
81 per cent larger than the previout week.
Corn was dull with small attef dance in the
pit most of the session. The frmnjss pure
higher opening reflected strong Liverpool 5les.
The corn recently forced upon the Liverpool
market has all been absorbed, and the present
holders not selling and this wish light ship
ments anticipated gave the market strong tone.
Argentine cables say that the rein has been
beneficial to the corn. Liverpool closed higher.
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RAILWAY CAPITAL PER MILE.
Some Curious Figures from the
Latest Summary.

New York Evening Post
Among the most singular figures in the
new Poor's Manual, are those of railway
capitalization by sections Of the country.
Eight groups of States are selected. OF
those eight groups, three-the South At
lantic States, the Gulf and Mississippi
States, and the Pacific States-show for
1902 less railway. stock and bonds per mile
than in 1901. Their milage had increased,
but their security issues had not increased
proportionately. In two other groups-the
New England States and the Central South
ern States between the Ohio. the Great
Lakes, and the Mississippi-increase in
capital issues per mile during 1902 was In
significant
In the Middle Atlantic States the increase
was "a, 2U per mile, and In the Southwest
ern States, $2,207; both fairly large. But
the Northwestern States covering the
wheat and northern corn belts between the
Mississippi and the Rockies, there is an
extraordinary increase of $S,S16 capital is
sues per mile. which is very much the
largest increase of any year since 1856. This
expansion Of liabilities is in part explained
and excused by the returns Of freight earn
ings per mile of road. In the whole United
States the increase per mile during 1902
was $273; in the Northwestern States It was
$707
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Wheat Market Dull, but Session Was
Bullish as a Whole.

fAlbert r. Thompson & Co.. Inaianapolisl
CHICAGO. Nov. 27-There was an advance
here to-day in wheat OF %91c. arid there have
been equal advances in the Northwest and
Southwest markets Early the outside trade
was rather Indifferent, and the MAJ ket hesitated
after opening at an advance. Later there was
support from the bull interest, and the final
prices in all the markets We're about the best
of the day. Liverpool and London, were strong
There has been controversy as TO the
seriousness Of the Argentine Rims Public
cables were the most bullish. The Northwest re-
ported the -four output for all Northwest mills
larger than last year.
There has been better tone to the ca
corn market to-day. with car lots ,1bdlc higher
There not the pressure on .he December
there was early in the week The futures
are hQ2sc higher, in spite OF a dbl Speculative
situation Gables were very stroag The spot
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 27.-Poultry unsettled; chick
ems, 6isc; springs nc; turkeys. 12isc; ducks,
&c; geese. &c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27-Poultry-Dressed dull;
Western chickens I3lfQ14c; fowls 13c; turkeys
16G19c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Poultry-Live steady;
chickens TIC; turkeys. 1212c; springs. 71kQSc
BOSTON. Nov. 27-ISpecial. Poultry steady;
fowls 12c; springs. lie; young turkeys, zoe.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-Hens &c per lib: spring
chickens loo per Id; turkeys. 10d11c per Id.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 27-Poultry easy and low
err: hens. Sc; springs. Sc; turkeys. lie.
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-Representatiye Sales.

Shecp-Receipts, 200; shipments none. The sup
ply OF sheep and lambs sale to-day quite
small for a Friday market. and there not
enough to invite active competition from all buy
srs; therefore. the trading was not really active
a satisfactory clearance made. and sales for
the most part were steady to strong compared
with last Wednesday. In fact there more
lambs sold as high s5.25 to-day than Wednes-
day, and no doubt some of these higher,
but 1t is possible that better quality repre-
sented to-day A few lambs sold around S. and
ordinary are quotabe as low $3.50. Fancy
sheep sold high So So bat 1885 was prac-
tically the top. and most of the supply sold at
s3.10q3.25 with ordinary grades as low as s.. so.
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ternately strong and weak the latter extending
to the industrials principally and a raid on
Pennsylvania to facilitate short covering in the
industrials department. Not much was accom-
plished and little will be effected by these
raids, for the market is well sold out in almost
all departments and aggressive bullish ma
nipulation would cause bear panic.
The short interest is enormous in our opinion.
We are still bullish Southern Pacific, Sugar,
United States Steel preferred. Reading and
Itch
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Tead,ne cultures ranged as follows :;

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour steady
wheat-No: 2 spring s4c No: g. 7ggS2c; No.
red, h@S4hc. Corn-No. 2. 42Ac; NO. yellow.
44c Oats-No 2. s5Ac; No. white. s6assc. No
rye. 52h953c. Barley-Good fee ins. s5gs7c;
gle; No. Northwestern. s7lsc. Pfime timothy
seed. $3.50. Cloyer-Contract grade si1; Mess
pork per brl, $l1l1LRh Lard. per 100 lbs
Sc 35QS.37iS. Short rib sides Qocse) s6s2ia9
SO Short clear sides Cboxedg ses7hasSo
Receipts-Flour. q, 300 brls; wheat, 800 bu:
corn, 202, 400 bu; oats 200 bu; re, 1150o blu;
barley 49, 200 bu Shipments-Flout, Is 700 brls;
wheat. 14.70O bu; corn. 14.1Oo bu; oats. 1872 400
blu; rye, 200 bu; barley. $500 bu.
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GOOD BUYING OF COTTON.

IAIbert r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.l

IAIbert r Ihompson q Co Wlre.1
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Cotton opened with
considerable strength, and only a moderate
amount OF offerings. The cables were better
than expected. and weather throughout the South
was very cold. Commission houses and shorts
bought freely. the former reporting an accumu-
laton Of buying orders the holiday. In
the afternoon the market became quiet and fiuc-
tuated narrowly up to the close. There is nc
change in the speculative situation and the trade
is generally disposed to hold of until after the
publication OF the bureau report. Following Is
the range of prices:
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indanians:
Calvin Pearson. s12: Clinton NJ Barley SO:
Andrew ]. Terrell. s14 William Pennington, sl2;
Isaac b. Fleener, $40; David M. Smock s17; Will
liam A. Williams. sl2; Zachariah Hayden sl2;
Jonathan Whistler. S.; George K. wager, $40;
William Hime, IS; John S. Kryder, $24: Will
liam II. Shofer. s12; Samuel Jackson, $40; VIII.
liam H. Adams. $40; John NJ. Jones. SO; James
H. Davis. S12 Wiley b. Jones, Sc; Robert M
Williams, IS; FIELDING A. Wyatt, Sc; Caleb A.
Jones, So; HELEN T. Yenna S.
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MONETARY.


INDIANAPoLIS.-Comm paper. 4Qs per
cent; time loans, 5Gl6 per cent Clearings, ST.
192, O36.o4; balances, $3.50, 607. 40.
NEW YORK.-Call money strong at 4izQ7 per
cent; closing BID, ga offered at Z. Time loans
strong; sixty days per cent: ninety days and
six months, 51zQ6. Prime mercantile paper co
Gla per cent Sterling exchange weak after
strength actual business in bankers bills
81 49, 554 $3.50 for demand. s4.s0a4 for sixty
days; posted rates, sis1 and $4S412; commercial
bills. 81. 795sIi 1874
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Markets for Silver,
Treasury Statement.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. SIC: Mexican dollars,
43l1c.
LONDON.-silver bars 361sd an ounce
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.--Money. 31kQ4 per cent; discounts,
as and 414ls. Consols, S94s9 lie.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, OF 9oc for
the account. Exchange on London. 26f 171sc for
checks
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WASHINGTON.-Friday's statement Of the
treasury balances in the general fund.- exclusive
of the s1500o0 600 gold reserve in the division Of
redemption shows:
Available cash balance. .s21S 23e III
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trifugal. IS test, SIC; .molasses sugar. &c. Re-
fined quiet; crushed. sosc: powdered. lssc: gran
ulated 4
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RAILROAD STOCKS ADVANCE.

National Biscuit pref. 81 9s 81 81
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ST LOUIS Nov. z7-Metalt stagnant. Leaa
duh at 81 Soelter weak at sA5e
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-The dry goods market
has been OF the usual character OF the day AFTER
q holiday. Buyers conservative, and yet
their operations, for the most part would seem
TO indicate the future. Nail order business with
local jobbers has shown q slight improvement
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NEW YORK. Nov 2T-cottcn-Spot closed
quiet and steady. mitdling uplands. IL &c. mid
ding gulf. 1ieoc. Sales. 80 bales.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

tbranenleer. Die blaIien @anaen
Duroen nod bl1iier. llfo Der ifonen
itattli1cn 6raueneeitalt 6riifte iif,
INNER mebr uno mebr oaS @eprdae
zines tlefinnerli9 a~ebrenoen Cranes
auf.
Niemanb I'M S6Ioiie puBte oen
trabren @runo ibres 9eibens. limo
ole meInten er lei in Der langen @b-
freienbeit ibres eeliebten Seinrids Ss
luden.
Der Sager &alpb iaste gu ieinem
Sobne: ugtun tam ih bitter boie
lperben iiber ben @rafen Su Sofen.
burg, baB er 10 lanee 5ogert NIT iei.
ner 9etmfebr. Die @rGfin bdrmt
li6 IN ibrer Sebnilldt UNI i'm ar
Sooe - uno tpenn er ni6t baIo mie-
Der fommt, miro er cine 2ei6e unl+
armen miiiien."
r9as woae 8ott perbiiten," ieufs4
te Der &nabe, langte ben Saeoipeer
ans benz Stubened uno ben 8ogeu
nit Gem Solder bon Der @anb, eriiBte
CEN Batter gum 9(bi6teb = unb ging
binaus gegen Den &~abenitein, elm eos
leg Wilo 81 iagen.
Cine Stunbe ipGter trat i'm Srauer.
fleioe Die l~eioenspoae 8rGfin Sooa
aus Dem g~uretbor. Gin i6ipar5er
Shleier, Der fat Ole @rbe beri1rte,
perbiiQte fait Die biufpelfelt6 8eitalf
Der f6pergepriiiten Srau. sic lenf-
te aui Den @eg elm, Der segen Sii6in.
gen fiibrte.
Gas &lolter lag unten i'm GbaI.
sic bate es pabrenb Der san5er
@aafabrt* i'm guge. 3pei Gebdlibe
5eisten ibre 0ader Spii6en idatten1
rei1en SbItbGumen. 9as cine mar
BON Sloiterberren, bas anoere bon
Honnen beDobnt - uno 5piiden
brinnen lag bas eemeiniame @ottess
baus.
Gortietuns foIgt.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

ltno brofte lie nit ben i%anften @or-
ten gum Seben 5liriid:
rSer5eibe mir, Oh beiliges @eib,
i6 babe Dir tpebe eetban! - Sier
rimm Den anaben, unb eieb Dem az
ten Nalpb ieinen Sobn 5uriif. llno
nun bebiite Old Ser uamGhtige @ptt
uno lcbc mobl! Na6 penigen Mon.
Den ieben mir. uns Dieoer!!" .
uSebe Dobl, On Wanu meineS
Ser5ens," ibludSte Die GrGfin unb
CAB ibrem Seiurib ben lesten Sdei-
befub. uSebepobl, uno nimm oils
i6iisenben gneel mein lestes 8ebet
init Girl"
Stun nanfte tie am @rme ibrer
Sofe in bas Sraueneemah Suriif.
Im 8uretbore ereriif ben Sofens
burger nod einmal ELM idpar5er Ge.
banfe Der Giferiu6t, Die Der Der.
ibmiste @elfe felt einem Sabre iei-
mem Serrn bei5ubrineeu gewuBt, ba.
fem eigenes unb i6dnolides @or-
baben Der gntbedung entgebe.
Limo als Der @raf 1i6 auf ods
piebernbe Streitrob itwang, rounte
er Dem 2iebliugsbiener Die @orte in
bas Sbr:
$50 wabr Dir Tein 2eben lieb unb
gu mein bGusIid Slid in gbren
DGltit - Sominico - eieb mir aht
u1f ben 8uben!"
Ser 8elibe perneiste iib rnb bIieb
nod lanee IN bieier bemiitbieen Stea.
ing, Bis Der Graf bergob i'm Sobren.
palas peribpunoen mar. Damn
ibaute er norlidtig Inn iid. llno als
Ell feinen Wemihen in ieiner Ndhe
entoefte, jtredte er iif srobmdbtts
in Die Sobe uno bra6 in elm Doailtes
8elGhter aus, Oas crit am 8urgtbor
perballtc, als er IN bieies Suridtrdt,
unb es binter iih nit eifenen galfea
perrammelt bntte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

Der bodp. glbt bon @iblinsen in bel.
Tiger &ubrung gum Sterbcn porbe.
reitet botte.
Rad) Dem Trauereottesbienlt trat
i'd reiiefertig Dor ben 9rafen. Or
reihte mir mir einen 8eutel nit bum.
bert @Oleeuloen uno iprab: Wenn
Sbr gen Iofenburg panoeIt, 70 Der.
gebtginiieblen niht. 9ebt bic SGlfte
bes 8eloes ben G~borberren su Gee.
lenmeiien; Die dnoere SGlfte bebaltet
fir Guh ulo betet fir Die bingeibie-
bene @rafin bon &irdberg. Ser or.
men Sooa, Die ibre Wutter nibt mebr
ieben fonnte, entbietet meinen batter.
liden @ruB, unb iagt ibr, baB ib lie
balo beimiu6en peroe, nm init ibren
finblihen Sbrdnen mein gebro6enes
Ser5 Su beileu, .penn es moglih lit
go bab' ib guh nun meme 8otidaft
iiberbrabt. SD mill fir Cub beten
bob Der b~armber0ige @ott gu6 itdr.
fe in guren friiben 2eioen! 8ater I'M.
ier!"
@ah Dem itillen @ebet Der @run.
biloe fraste Die GrGfin:
nllnb mas eeoenft Sbr 81 tbun in
Ger 9ufunft2"
.gud nidt gu perlaiien," mar
9runbilbens @ntmort: sWit Dem
@eiteuf Cures @aters fude i6 guf.
nabme in bas Tonnenfloiter 81 ST.
idingen. SD babe es Der 9rafin bon
Gtr6berg auf Dem Sterbebette Der-
iprofen. Sort min ib fir tie unb
fir Cub beten! = Hebmt es mir
nid)t libel, penn ib fret geitebe: Die
lebenbe @r1fin beOarf oes 8ebetes
mebr alS Die peritorbene!" So lebt
benn mobl, bis auf @ieoerieben!"
Sn Ieiiem S6lu65en begleitete So
oa Die Spitalibmeiter bis Dor bas
Wuratbor = unD elite bpnn IN ibr
Srauengemah 5uriif. Cine @eile
nod brafte iie baielbit in traMrigen
@ebanfen bin, bis ie iid) enoli6 Die'
Der Der baloigen Niiffebr ibres lieben
Seinri6s erimerte.
Stun ididte iie ii6 an, bas, Selbit'
eeiprG1, IN Dem lie porbin rnterbro.
den por6en, pieber fort5uiesen, aber
Der Sting mar nidt mebr an ibrem
Singer.
BlOslide Ineit a~itterte mlr9 ibre
Werpen; Der 8ulsiblag ibres Ser.
sens itnnS itiae, bonn Sdreden &C.
Iabmt. God iie beiann iid, bab tie
ibn auf bas Gelanber Der <ane ge-
legt.
sic elite binaus in Der freubigen
@etpiBbeit:
uSier muB er iein, bier werbe i6
i'm finben," aber Der Sting mar ntdt
oa. -
.@armberSiget @ott," rief iie, nno
rang Die S1nbe, olaB midi ben Sting
bod pieoer iinben!" rtno lie Iufte
uno iufte unter einem Strom Don
SbrGnen, bie lie INNER pieber' aus
OenIugen pii6te, Inn oertliter 81 le.
ben - aber umionit; mui Der altane
mar Ell ni6t. sic elite in oas Srauen.
eema6 5uriid. alber audi bier NOR all
ibr Sm6en unO Sori6en pergebens.
Inn 10 mebr, ba es ibr gang oeutli6
marb, ouB iie ibn nidt oabin gebradt
bate.
Gin ireubiser SoffnungsItrabl
bur6oudte iest ibre Secle. Der Sting
tonnte ia burb einen @inbitoB pom
@elGnoer Der Iltane in ben 8urgbof
seiallen ieir. Sliibtigen Sdrittes
Itanb lie unten - unb iuhte bin uno
Der. Scbes Staubden febrte Tie Inn
nit ibren sarten SanOden nno oa'
81 floiien lire Ibrdnen in Den Sono.
Mber ailh bier umionit - Der Nln9
mar ipurlos peribpunoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Ser GnaQprpp.

v1apa, i'd m6d)te peute In Sic
Sperl"
rIh mas, ba laiIen tplr uns Iieber
ben gan5en &ummei ms Sous toul.
men!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

10 gon3 frellen fonnte, ipie eS bis sur
Stunbe Der Sail eeneien. @irften
Die oiiIteren @olfen, Die itd) iiber 20.
fenburg S~uiammen5oeen, 10 traurig
auf ibr iebuiutti9es Semitic
ODER ihredten lie Die id)pnr5en
ungliitspOgel Die aus Dem &aben.
itein Dem buloertjdbrigen ltrforit
NIT ielneu Sannelt uno 9dr6en ber-
iiberflogen, uno i~daarenipeiie NIT if.
rem S6ifial perfiinoenben 8efr163e
Die Burg umflngen2. \
SDer par2es oas gntieben in Der
grinnerung Der Sdmat, Die ibr Der
perfpeeene S6irmpogt aneetban2
@ar eS Die Srrtt bel rem Sub.
5orne bes @rafen, beiien l~eiieite Sra.
gen Die Sbamrotbe ibrer llnibuIo
gum 5lud uito @eroerben fir iie Der.
mdnbeln fonnte?
Sest blidte ite unperiebens binab
in Die S6luft, Die EfeilgeraDe 5mie
iden Dem &abenitein unb Der Sofen-
burg 81 elmer Sieie BON 400 GLEN lid
offnete; es erfoBte iie Elm grouenpol.
Ter Sdrpinbel lno nit Dem Iusrufe
bes gntiesens nanfte ite rad Der
Nitrgmauer 5i,riif, mo- on ieioener
S6lmr ihr Wnnooline bing.
81 lanete bas S%aaitenipiel berab,
beiien iieblide Gone ibrem ibperge.
briidten Ser5en i6on oft Den grOBe.
rem Sbeil ibrer Shmer5enslait alb.
aancmmen, unb polfe es periuhen,
oh es ibr audi biesmol eelGnge, burd
zines ibrer 9ieoer bic Stimmung ii.
res @emitbes CUR frobli6en &roites-
b0be 81 bringen.
uno lie begann in Der @eiie Der
Minmeidnaer:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-23

A MINER PARADISE.

New Jersey Is a pioneer state as a sum
mer resort. and every nook and corner
has some seductive attraction. The entire
coast line is devoted 10 summer resorts
Of unequalled prominence and the more
noted watering places include Atlantic
Highlands. Seabright. Monmouth beach.
Long Branch, Elheron. Deal. Allenhurst,
Asbury Park, Spring Lake, Bemar and
Point Pleasant. Beach Haven Barnega..
Atlantic City. Sea Isle City. Ocean City
and Cape MAY The interior of .Tersev
also has many charming resorts. including
Lake Hopatcong. Mauch Chunk. Glen
Summit. Harveys Lake and Lehigh Gap.
The story of these resorts Is told interest
ingly In Sea Shore and Mountains" an
illustrated booklet issued by c. NJ Burt,
Genl Pass. Agent. New Jersey Central.
llS Liberty street. and is sent upon o.
ceipt OF cents IN stamps 10 any address.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-23
DONATION DAY AT ST.
VINCENT DE PAUL 0RPHANAGE

direction Of the good Sisters Of ST. Vim
cent De Paul and evidenced the most
patient and careful training, the progS Slm
being carried out as follows: Song, Wei
come" children; dumb bell drill. chill
dren; a recitation, "a Little Boys Com
plaint;' song, when My Little Dolly
Died." patriotic drill and song. children. .
dialogue, THE Lump OF Sugar." "A Cho-
rus OF Flies" children. orphan song and
nantomime; Hymn 20 St Vincent" chill
dren
Inc marching and the dancing OF the
children was admirably done swhie the
Chorus Of Flies" by the children in cos =
tune created much amusement and
won well deserved applause.
The donations during the afternoon and
evening were exceedingly liberal and con-
sisted OF generous sums OF money, gro
ceries, clothing and supplies Of all sorts,
which will be Of great benefit to this
needy institution which. though doing q
great work. IL yet at all times hampered
by the lack OF necessary funds. There
are at present l50 boys and girls in the
home. their ages ranging from two
weeks TO six years.
The enterta ainment Of yesterday was re-
peated this afternoon and the grounds
this evening will be illuminated. the sale
OF yesterday being continued with the
same ladies' I'm charge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-23

and nogged numerically. Yes one OF
the principal employments OF free traders
is straining at gnats ana swallowing
camels.
But j. w asks why wage workers
strike for better conditions, etc. The
answer Is as easy as falling off log
They strike for better things because
we have the splendid Dingley protective
tarin. Under free trade, instead of strik-
ing for something better. they would be
only too glad 70 remain at work under
much worse conditions. Strikes are few
and far between under robber free trade
Why. under free trade they don't dare
strike except In rare instances.
In conclusion, IL ds tough ana no mis-
take, 10 keep answering so plainly and
frequently the numerous questions and
charges Of free traders. and all the while
knowing that free trade writer's and
speakers will ignore the charges against
them and utterly refuse TO answer ques-
tions asked by protectionists However.
we are used 10 II and expect nothing BET
ter.
A LIFE LONG WAGE EARNERs AID
VOCATE.