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Acre-ting of Civil AuthoritieaA
‘l included—Winter": Ap-
TOPAY 1N WALL ITIIIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. inr-
Stoolta of railroads under the influence
Of‘tllefl Northwestern railroad settle-
men‘t were depressed at the opening of
the threat of legislative obstacles to
the plan. Union Pacific dropped 1%
and St. Paul a point and other stocks
were lower in sympathy but there were
points of firmness elsewhere in the list.
The gain in Denver & lilo Grands
reached 7%. American locomotive
stocks were in demand at advances of
about a point each.
,7 t WALLMHTRE‘ET. klign. in.-—'i‘he
ro _ . rnnacon nenta shoe a ecame stead-
; {p “h Poured , {eruwhen b‘ul‘l lniaui'guiation developed
N FRANCISCO. Nove 1‘ __ 11 e spec a 1 es. it s was most pro
latCall'yesterday printed fizaungn, pounced to Metropolitan Street Rail~
2. story 2mm gummy, Ainslie. way. Amalgamated and Consolidated
till \2 “no! November 6. telling of Gas. which rose from 1 to 2 points.
1‘ "319001”? of what is alleged to be The general run of stocks. however.
a huge conspiracyexlsting'ln Dawson did not vary much from last weeks
,tiiiiifying to Skagway. Victoria.
3“ close and the prices reached on the
anoouver and Seattle. for the over- rally were not maintained. as effect
' want the local government of the
”my. of selling. Sugar and the announce-
“Northwest territory. and the establish. "‘8'“ 0‘ “900900 3°” ““33““ ‘0'
it! ‘a’republie with ”"230“ as “3 .export forced the market off before 11
7 ital . o'clock. Sugar and New York Central
declined a point. Metropolitan Street
Railway 1% and the Paciflcs and gran
gers receded to the lowest. ‘
WALL STREET. noon——Losses were
extended throughout the active list in
the second hour on realizations and
short selling induced by uneasiness as
to the monetary outlook. Quite a num-
ber of leaders ruled between 1 and 2
points under last Week's close. Pacific
Mall dropped 21/3. Notable exceptions
were the Pacific Coast stocks and Gen-
eral Electric. which advanced 1% to
2. The market hardened before noon.
but. became intensely dull. Bonds were
edgier.
WALL S'i‘ltEE 1‘. 1 p. m.-'l‘he pree-
siire increased upoin less prominent
. stocks and Twin Ct Ra id Transit.
‘buiolllmsslsiance by the time the lilinoia Central. mi: Secgnd Preter—
' nourishment! Show will permit the‘ red. Chicago. lndiaapolls & Louisville.
invoplonA-ptothelr isolated republic. Chicago Terminal Preferred, Atchilon.
' l‘ifis..further related that a hurried Chicago f: Alton and Minneapolis 8:
conference. lasting until midnight. was St. Louis yielded from 1 to 3 points.
.7 held Sitesway. Nov. 5.’ at which were Prices the leaders were scaled down
2 . A , captain Corrigon. of the North- further through midday selling. being
, est mounted Alice, who had arrived especially felt in Atchlson. Missouri
.. A veningu lidge Brown. of the Uni- Pacific. New York Central. St. Paul.
W 39088 district court: United Staes 1 ion Pacific. Brooklyn Thanelt. Pen.
flnrphaiAShoup. linied States Aioruey pucjs (ins and Amalgamated.
Merl and Major Hovcy. commnnd- - . '
' 110611 ted States troops at Skagway_ “" .TODAY'R nuaTA“°""
Reported over ornate wine or It. A
$32?“ the men“ Rohme commisslbn broker Swam It
. " was the last 1 . ' , '
“ ’ 0 sever“ “my oorbgnfa more. South Nor-walk:
auilntlous between the civil and
ry representatives of the two . 011%“ “1831 LOW 1130
re in relation to the mysterious Am. Loco. f 31% 32V: 31% 31%
, [portatlon of supplies into the in- Am. 1.0m. phi-38% 83% 88 38
hr ”and rumors of a conspiracy to Arms. R. (10.. 119 119% 11772. 117%
Atchlson. 807A 81 79% 79%
h title-miners lna revolt against the
_ Adieu government in the Northwest Atchiaon.«pfd. 101% 10114 100% 100%
ri‘ltory. Those present maintained Baltl Ohio, 108 108 107% 107%
unmouently the strictest silence con- Bliyn. ll. 11:. 69 69% 67% 87%
l'ti‘lltgfihe new evidence laid before Can. South. 83% ill
in. and‘thei‘r evident anxiety helped Chen an Ohio. 47% 471A 46% 46%
C. M. A. St. P. 170 170 168% 168%
confirm the rumors of conspiracy.
Chi. R. l. & P. 118 148 1471.1. 1171‘
Captain Corrlgan took a train back
portion the border the next morning. C.C.C. & Std... 98% 98% 9814 98%
. wli e United States Marshal Shoup em- D. ‘l‘: H. Can. 172% 172%
. bar ‘ed-on the first steamer for Seattle. ll. 8. Steel. 43% “it {13's. 48%
which part he reached several days ago. U. 8. Steel pfd. 92% 93 93% 02%
The object of his visit was presumably Lou. & Nash. 108% 107 1001/. 10095
to, confer by telegraph with the author- Nor. & West. 57. 57% 56K 56%
Allied at Washington. He sailed yester- Man. Cannot. 129% 129% 128% 129
. day afternoon on the Dolphin on his Metropolitan. 1871s 1681‘ 167 167%
iii. K. A '1‘. old. 58 68
102 102 101 101
*wayxbaclt to Shagway.
‘ Miss. Pacific.
168 161 161
AMP"! COMMITTED T0 ASYLUM. N. Y.. C. t 1.. 108
'OAMBRIDOE.Mase.,Novamber 18—— N. Y.. O. I: 11.85% 35% 3‘95 34‘“
Browser of Judge Lawton. of th Mid-A No. Pm-utd..1001t . 10016
dices: Superior Court today Jo n G. 43 43 47
with. negro accused of .,fllfll~
ll, titer in shooting policeman G. J.
Opdy, gadAllngton July 7. was today
ocordlng to the details of the story.
ins.- ammunitionand provisions have
been Media over-the railroad and
lied at stragetlc points. Prominent A
American residents of Shawn are
-[ , d to he leaders in the conspiracy.
Miners tome number» of p.000 are said
to await the summons to arms. ready to
.gdlplit for. their” independence from Do,
:riiinion rule of the ‘gold fields. camps
and towns.
The plan is to overpower the mounted
police."arre‘st the civil authorities. and
tiltewthc- government into thier own
, ads. The rigors of theArctic winters
fimld live the insurgents six months
lm unity. from attack by Canadian or
1-3 tlslif'troops. and the adventurous
it, bosonsplrators hope for intervention.)
Pacific lifail. 48
Pennsylvania. 146 140 lipid HEM
People's Gas. 103 108 101‘ 102%
Phil.lfiead.. £8 17% 47
o iii _
totbe ,inmo asylum-7; pt 9-. Q, R» it'd-q 73, A, M
oommi pm WM!!!“ t film
W“ . sou. Ranfdntolt 3016 an
Sou. Pacific. ill 61, 00%
Tenn. 0, Al: 1.. 58% Of 03
g. 8. Leather’. .1! 12 11%
.8.L.' Go. pfd. 811i.
Union Pacific. 105% 105% 104% 104*
Do. Pac. pfd.. ii iii 91% iii
Wabashpfdn 81% 33 ‘ 81M 81".
West. Union. anti » soil sou soy.
~ WASHINGTON. November IWv-
ornmeiit‘receipta: From internal rev-
, anus. 81,351.:52; customs “01.841: min.
1' alienation tiniest. Illxmndlturel. ii.-
a -
k‘mnceddhe man insane.
‘ ‘ macros RAILROAD piano."
, rose. 1 o '
‘ ”YORK. November iB—‘i‘he‘iol-
~,ars tge‘dlnrgfmngémcgm
lotto A no! ' -'
who Vere elected new. lane's
7‘ ‘11....”- ‘ll‘hmlm 2m
. , ‘ mm“ . .r
‘ if Holt '
maroon AruLaric umou.
, new roux. Novembor lbw—Delega-
mooommnmonimaam
mi motions-chains» the mutt
, needle ei'uie heist-pi- Athletic cai-
,' ‘toorderlluomm. Titer
. m.:ov .
. the subleot of
were present today when mould-in,
.wtall:
at .
can
. ammonm‘lett ,Aips.
_ of
honour. November is new: Wit-2‘
liam. participated in the debate today.
of the Society at Naval matinee". on
lacing heavy guns on
battleships and to effect upontheir de~
sign and construction. His majesty re-
ferred to the influence ot militaryirc»
quirements upon the development of
ship construction and artillery and
polptcdmutmow the aim of Germany
had always been to allow the opinion of
thavomm‘WilD bad to navigate'sliipa.
to have as much weight and influence
as possible on the shipbuilder and con‘
structor. , ,
Germany was also the first nation
able to place a captain still on the ac-
tive list at. the head of construction
bureau. his believed th t the types of
vessels now being iaunc ed in German
yards represented the very best needed
for the purposes of the country and that
could bodemnudeu from the splendid
constructors’aud magnificent yards of
Germany. .
The meeting was held in the Techni-
cal School of Charlottetnburx. Admi-
rai Tlrpitx. secretary of the admiralty
was present. ‘
CONSOLiDATED LAKE co.
Report Showing the Financial Condi-
tion of the Corporation.
NEW~ HAVEN. November 18-—At «the
ndloureud annual meeting of the Con-
solidated Lake Superior Company. held
here todsy. the president reported that
over 90'pe’r. cent. of the stock of the On—
tario. Loire Superior Company had been
exchanged for the stock of the Consoli-
dated Qompany since October 6. 801.
in accordance with the terms authorin-
ed by the stockholders. The trervurer's
report showed that the balance of undi-
vldded profits of the Consolidated Coin-
‘pany andAits subsidiary companies. am»
ounted June 30. 1901 to “23.75510, af-
ter paylng‘ail dividends for the year on
the consolidated. The accounts of the
Ontario Company were notl ncluded in
this report.
Directors were chosen as follows:
Edward ‘21. Berwind. William L. Bull
and Charles E. Orvls. New York: 11. A.
Berwlnd. .lnircs Butterworth, W. P.
Douglas. E. V. Douglas. John 8. Free-
man. Edward C. Lee. 1“. S. Lewis. dohn
Pitcairn. S. M. Provost. Samuel Res. '1‘-
C. Search and James 8. Swarts. all of
Philadelphia: F. H. Clergue. of Sault
Ste Marie. 0nt.. and Lynda Harrison.
New allven.
Over 5110.000 shares of stock were rep-
resented at the Meeting by proxy. and
65.301 Shares by stockholders present.
President Edward V. Douglas stated
that the‘biialness of the company an
of all the subsidiary companies. includ-
ing them owned by the Ontario Lake
Superior Company. continued to be set-
lcfiictory in every department.
”M-
CALLED ON PRESIDENT.
Baron Von Hageimulier Return from
a vacation in Vienna.
WASHINGTON. November ls—Bar-
on Von Henpelmuiler, the ambassador
from Aiiatrla'eliungary to the United
States. who‘ll” just returned from ’a
vacation prayer“ mbnths. spent at
Vienna, called upon President Roose-
velt today. The ambassador was charg-
ed with conveying to the president Em.
peror Francis Joseph‘s best wishes.tor
the success of his administration. and
the prosperity of his country. Baron
Von Hengelihuller has returned to the
United States charged with no partici-
lnr or important diplomatic mission.
He says thattAustrinoilungai-y is taking
no active part in the Stone abduction
case. During the past thirty'years be
‘A says a douu’ei‘ich abductions have oc-
curred in the same region. but they
have not attracted widespread attenc
lion because the brigands never before
nave made such exorbitant demands.
“The briganda.“ said lie. “evidently
believe that a ransom of a hundred
thousand dollars. more or less. is a .
mere bantelle to the country of the
Gonlds and Vanderbilta."
POPI'I IND NOT FAR our.
Takes All l-ila ideals in His Private
Apartman.
LONDON. November iii—A dispatch
to the Chronicle from Rome says: "in
spite of perlsistcnt and apparently wel‘
founded denials that there is any tm~
minent danger of the pope's dwease
the air is full of speculation and an-
that his end is
A . fat. ‘.”m‘dlh
trig’ue and-late mating. which it is
impossiblejio. been from the outaide
world, exude from every crevice of the
Jealously‘; guarded inner precincts of
'i‘cloaaet parlonal attend.
if» the Va
“TM .
’5 ants incl ‘ a his faithful valet. Gem
tro: doe ohaplnln and one minor pro
late, who constantly and tenderly
guard his material comfort. 1-11; meals
are served in ills private apartment. at
a small table at which none other.
even a crowned head. may sit- down.
ur Nothing.
“did not know'.’ ‘
his oat-r
ion. a to order after latest tub,
impact our materials—roar fashion
plates. . A x _ 1
Fur collaretlca‘ and heal. ' ‘
For customers only. we will make
button but» on our new buttonhois
”hilly... ' l ’ .
M Krnéovitzdt 5 Fox.
, commitment.
or" "one": “or
W I .
2.. no." me FAULT.
'A mo Who. locum an involuntary
> . Train Robber.
”How i became a train robber on a
midnight train between New York and
Washington the other night. is one of
the most thrilling experiences 1 have
had recently." said a valuable mem-
ber of Chief Wilkie's staff of secret
service men to a Star reporter. yes.
terdsy.
"i crawled into my berth in Jersey
City about 12 o’clock on it hot night.
and after i had soulrmed out of my
clothes and who ready to cramp my-
self up for a sleep 1 became aware
that I needed a drink 0f water very '
much. i, hoivever, made no attempt
to call the obllgingAporter. and dated
off. still thinking of the drink of water
which 1 did' not have. You can Ania -
the the sensation which went throng ‘
me when. aa‘the train was whining
along. 1 was brought back to wakeful-
ness by the realisation that some one
had spoken to me. it was a woman’s
voice, and her words. although spoken
in a low tone; seemed to have made a
«leap impression on my brain. She had
an A _ .,
“ ‘Here, darling, drink this.’
"At the same time something cool
touched myi‘hand, i could not have
been fully awake, for the only thing
that impressed me was that there was
my drink; 1 did not seem to realize
where i was. or to comprehend who
was offering me the water. i simply
raised up on my elbow and grasped
the proffered draught. As i did so a
delicate little it nd released hold oi a
silver mug wit ii suddenneas that
split the water. and the voice that
.lind commanded me to drink uttered a
star-bold exclamation. i heard the me.
tie of the curttilna of some near-by
berth and then all was quiet. ‘
"What was“ there for me to do?
lliumedla iy saw that a‘
mistake had “been in e and again to
sumed my slumber, with the mug as
a bedfeliow’, lower; a silver inugwlth
a gold lining and had an artistic
monogram en ‘rnved on its outer sur-
face. The flint morning i looked
around me, A. or the car had been
made once mo a into a day apartment.
lo the aortic adjoining mine there
sat a comelyfwoman of youthful ap-
pearance, with a small curly-headed
boy. i felt sure 'she was the owner of
the mug, blit‘hO' to get it toner l
7. ‘ lie 1 was deliberat-
ing the trainitofippe'd and the woman
arose tooleave t e car. i hastened to
my feet; fished out the mug andstart
ed after her.” After tipping my hat
and begging hhr pardon. i said in my
most unconcerned manner: 'i believe
you are leaving Your drinking cup.‘
“The woman looked very stern. and
nearly took ‘e off my feet by repiy~
in; most ‘vely: _
" ‘You mustjbe mistaken. , That does
not belong tn‘me.‘ . A ' ,
"After she ltdtj the car 1 hastened to
make a canv‘ . for its owner. but no
one claimed 1 and as l proceeded the
smile that. began with my nearest
notghbor mdunlly broadened to the
whole can 1 had robbed the train and
couldn't help myself." 9A
GOURTIHiP OUITOMI 1N HAVANA.
Lemma um Fan and Pedestrian
Fut- of an lnfatuatad Man.
When the sun goes down life begins
for the Havanose. Then they come
forth to enjoy the cooler air of the roof
and balconies. Here is a pretty senori-
ta leaning forward from one of the win-
dows. fbn inhaiid. There is a u vio
who palate and renew her wi .
not once in the evening. but scores of
times. Wbaotheinotber iaaafeiatlie
you our ace.“ the senor-ha
_ at» lease ton-id carols-11 count.—
in: the sticks in her fan. He under-
stands the ofgoal and known, 1 aha
desires tospenh with him. a up.
when and nausea before the win-
.u the undrita walla lnwardl the
window [mills room fanning .ber.
, be known rheumatism m‘to
: "’l‘llla.z nveniht i all ”"315:
No feminine band may tend ill,‘ soothe
the august lnvalid.’
W
as eiAuouurao cesarean"
. . pitta. ‘
EHILADILPHIA. “Novena-n; fir-V ‘
‘Jflfl‘h ”pursuance! Damian, .
11.1.. was placed on
it’ll" »
ii ,
and abattln;
A Matted-11am
. mutant 0011'? hetero
”norm"
mama.
mum“ I
andlialil- ‘
mess
the won‘t tipitito much the other way
non occupiers r.
Ladies” Fine Tailored dartnenta. of Beavers, Cheviotgnnfilldh A
long: 2, ‘ AllmwliMn theorem
521w ‘Ai ' t“.
. 1.
Brown. Tan and Castor. in all lengths, from 26 to 54 inches
and in the best possible manner. A . , 2 2 , . A ,
The business which we have done in this depot-uncut has convincgdl'ius’tflhtfira told“
this line are appreciated. and we sell only that kind." ' 2 ' “A t
A garment bought of us is a guarantee of good moonshine rightabape’gnd lit. at no
price than inferior garmentsnre sold. ‘ ~ :5 ”7 .7? . ' '7 ' 0'
Children's Long
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Garments, from 1 to :2 year-old mem‘l‘ewaid up~toldateatyleiti ‘- *
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We have closed out" from one of the leading , 2:] uimli’mntheirecitule
We bought them so that we can sell them at about what the ’niete‘r'ialwouidcontiwith no
the work. They are all in line all wool materials, and in'lallsizeaand lengths. ‘ 7
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rouuv'a essay ABOUT yam-ire. H NM H '
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up thade moonlit: wind. An nosezLocltwood’s Halli Wall Street.
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By Dr. J. P.3(jordé'._N.5 3.}.
An entertaini . popiilnrAaddi-‘ess of
politica1 and iii‘efdrinil intern .
» . . 2 ’u
l
» Tickets foraFlveti‘écturea- v-
tha change thareheys and there lack-
linlfes to the opposite pocheban so put
as much wate “possible on the same
side. ‘
if i won raciu' with that Brittlshur
do yoo kno wat lie do? [do put up awl
mi munny on ml'bote an‘ then ldc
sneek on hos yot won it was tide up at
nite an the wumali alone an' l’de saw
his mast most in one with one of theeae
kinds, of saws that tellers yousc when
the is eacapelntrum isle. nn‘ then [do
stop up the crack with only. An the
no: day luswwlien he thot he had me
sure there wood com a little bio an'
his mast woodnsnap off an‘ fall in the
wetter an‘ ids come rompln' in an’ take
all the booddier:
l toled that sitcom to Johnie Law-
rence an'be went boam an‘ toled his
on an‘ his pa payed he wood hate to
trust me with ‘a red»hot stove or a ten
tun anker. Battidon’t calr wot- he
says. He works in a bank an' handels
lots of mono; “an'. yet he don't live in
no better house than we do an' he ain’t
got no awtymdbie. our house. nor a
yet to she for it. file bet life have The fathers hope to mbintain the
things if i had his chance. ‘
' popularity of the Fair an iii the paat.~
In. Issac a. Sanford who. formerly Season tickets. With lien ad-
runs 3?“.i‘éoi‘if'33n33i. ‘il’woii minions. $100. Sii’iizl‘e ad
mission. 15 cents. -
first of lira. James Flyn, No i: llali- _
‘ '"°"‘ . $55.00 in Money Prizes. .
Educ—“la you father favorable to ’ ' - ' - ‘
my love for you. Ethel?" Ethel—"Oh. MllSlC. Eniertainmeni and,
yea: everybody gets along with pa un- Dancmg BVEI‘V flight. . ~ ~ . ..
lean they who borrow money, of him." 1w - . . , . '
ORDER ro “T111 AOOOUNT.
.. rug-7"" an; :I.‘ ‘ r .
oiling” OF'NOBWIA’LIE. .5; mo.
d¥Ih$Whi¥m¥$$wood late
01" depend.
Gwendmge‘ Connecticut All'l‘
H zutl.‘ mum . ”g:-
Might-Bi OliltilIitiil
I We can|emphaticaily crylti'i
'"r‘f‘fibecauae we certalnly have En
'iilae barhins futile“ o‘utéi‘coit
Iii-indies? “ ' ' .. ‘ ”“5
éExtra title coats attS: still » "
ter at $7.30. and of course bett
ones at 310.00 ' [Thefts boots";
2 Ama’i‘iufactur’era', triathlon xand A
'1..
., v.1 . .1‘.2I'1':‘.a
. lathe reason of such perfect!"
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2 wouwriLK. c" . 2
not: iilfilo‘houtzoh
St. Mary’s bchiiolllail. Leon‘—
' ‘ard'Sire‘et. 12-2
on" lots— 2
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ii North Main "Street. ‘
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
Extraordinary, Engagement. ..
T '1' U .0 PP .572 N9," 97!"!!! it
w would superiority} ‘4
The Btupenigfisa and I)! ‘ ncently ‘
Equipped ce‘ Comedy evict: . ‘
‘usvilaciiion 2‘; o. ,. 2
i
u
this court «' -~t. at
bats office in Norwaili on the
.of December. 1001. at 10 o’clock fore-
noon: and that all persons interested
in aald estate may be notified hereof.
thesaldtrnataawilleauasthiaorder
to be published in a newspaper having
clrc post
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it ' nine-.oi...sooaicummnt 1“ _ swallow ratio ‘.
Dainty. Delicate. Dellirlouely Linus. alum-ii m indistinct. .,
ins. Iver-yuan '. Tfluu,mu¢ "no the thamfnlof
It Scrum Laughter. Piau- -, deacta.~ons ‘i dilhlybo‘oo 1*
«lit.- for the Artists; '- 2 by theme of p r lea-lanai
'"oi’°1"‘l:“n‘d'.ol" 5'”..J‘l"“n..l‘ ‘ A ‘ ‘ ' ‘”‘ '
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“All. mohfilml " " HOMER 3' HOY
r A riser» 2 ‘Woiuioiuo . ,
weapons. Aai AAi-A .Awiuio. f» 4-; ‘ .57: «
m ‘ unveils 3:1” . Mali-nod Bank not»:
w. W.” ‘ .10. tor-M. one; A nonunion ,
ealtlvsy‘noiiilgber. :’ ' A H“, .2 ""'i"§'i.’573’°" 2'
Hanan diatom”? it .
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