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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
CURTIS on HARRISON.
The Noted Independent Dsnounces the
owl Service Policy of the Adlninistr@-


PHuADEIPHIA Oct =. Be National Civ
il-SeIyioe Reform Association tssellbied
here Tuesday After preliminary business
has been transacted The delegates wero
banqneted by the local association
President George William Curtis delivered
his annual address In the evening AZ the
assoc alton nall before a large audience
he denounced the civii-serylco policy Of
Pres dent Harrison, and said.
''Ine VOCATION OF pleoses by the President
is seen In eei eral iouiicsl proscrpuou. the
policy which Pres dent Harrison when a Sens-
tor defined as the frsnE ana bold, 4 Druta q.
method OF turning men and women cut
SIMPLY for political opinion the open.
fsgrant contempt for public opinion, for pr.-
vate Information, and for the party prom sc
which was shown IN the appointment Of the
late Commissioner OF Pensions; the executive
refusal 10 include the census service IN the
oivil-sery .ce rules, and the removal OF publ C
officers conspicuously hied by chArs Ter.
ability and experience, wAo have absolutely
and confessediy sregGrced pol ties IN the r
devotion 10 Official duty and the publ c
service"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
As Apparent c.. q Wura-r nd ss'sid.

AZ orern q. Wa wVste-ious ATs1-.
NrvAUEEE pet 2-Nssgsr accounts %
a double tragedy a. OEsma VI have
reached hare Casries stevenson snd
William gehns we're fonnd desd Id their
beds Trisnot knoWB thsf thsv hs3 guar
7Als5 Ard tsa motive fsr ths crime csn
not ~ sarua sd. as thsT hsd h@tn Tood
friends Tas sppsarsaess in1icste tAas
Stevenson - whose ri1nt nsud q rsvolver
vas fo.nd hss frst saot 5osns who prob
ab2v died r1thout > st-uFEis Ihs rnur-
s.rer aaE sssn = scsd ta4 revolver - rs
svn bad and biorB out Es 5zalns
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
PAID WITHOUT a MURMuR.

The Rock Island Road settlisE tho Claims
Arising from the Re eat ID xsteT At
Chicago
CHICAGO, Oct g The first claim against
the Chicago, Rock Island a Paclne HAii way
Company for damages growing out OF Tie
Washington HeIyhts accident wSs made IN
the probate court Tuesday 10y the father Oi
Willism A. Mulcahey. who was killed Ia the
crush. The claim wss for g.. OoO. and sf
soon as II was mentioned the railway
company's attorney stepped forward and
PAID the claim Ia full The railway com.
pany will pursue the same polioF IN Tie
other cases, IS there Is 10 defense & make
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
PRAIRIes AeLAZE.
Much DsmaG. EntsiIed on Farmers IN
North Dakota

BrswARox, y u. Dot 2 Destructive
prairie fires have been raging in Mclean
County. fifty mics nor "a Of here, dUTiag
the last two da7S Taa fam Tsrs driven
by wind with = speed OF Sky miles
an hour Houses. barns gransriss
Aad al their contents have been
destroyed, and the town q Tashburn had
uarr0 = escape the flames re1ching within
the limits The citizens turned ont en-
mssse. men. women aud children aghting
uith desperation sni hsroisui The flames
extended for miles Oh either side % ths
tom. and the prairie a. fas as ihs eve can
rsaoh ~ sck snd desc sts Nsov Of the
farmers Iost Al they had but thsrs vin be
no suffering. "a The people ~ ths Fsllsy
viii rivs then al necessary assistance
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
EPIsCOPALIAN CONVENTION.
Bishops aud Members Meet in st. Georges
Church, New York.

Churchs New tOfk.
NEW YORK, Oct The general conven-
ton OF the Episcopal chuEch opened
with services In ST. Georges Church,
previous to which the house OF Bishops
met in Memorial ,Ean. adjacent o
the church. for organization Shortly
after II o'clock a IN. Bishops, sixty Ave in
number IN their robes Of Office, procesdod q
TO the church. st the main doors OF which
they were met by the comb ned
choirs OF Trinity and St Georges
churches and passed up the center
aisle 10 the chanceL The services includ-
ed the Holy Communion and a sermon
bv Bishop Henry Whipple. OF Minnesota
Immediately after the service the Bishops
met again to complete their organization.
Tho house Of deputies remained IN the
church for the same purpose Ihis after
noon both houses held business sessions 10
arr<nss plans for q convention.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

tion with { b Q
fraudulent re-
marke in g Of
State bonds which
years ago were
declared null and
void and ordered
destroyed Tho
names OF the in
dicted parties can
not yet be ascer-
tanned. but il is
understood that
ex Treasurer L.
A. Burke is one
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

Nelson County: Newman Rep has
probably been defeated Tor Judge
In shs Second district TempIeton Dem }
e lscssd Tudse 10 tia First district
BrsxAEcx y a.. Oct ivate tels-
rrsns from twenty-five Il eCislstivs districts
snow the election q sixry seven member
Of he Lesfslatnrs favorable % 0lbe-t A
Pierce for tas United States senate Fou
more sre known - b for Pierce - ssfs
Republican counttss giving him n votes
sure oua OF = totsl % O. 90 both houses
The coustitut1on is csTTlsd ainnoSs solidlT
Reports frorr he coantss indicate = b.
publican majority q por go tbsa GO
fsuinz OF from ths usual majority Pro
hibtuan r. probably defsssed cT sinai
n shortly II ths Srsta
FaRso. n D. Oct 2-Th-on9hoBt re
ssfe tse tosal vose gas probably about
= 90 TIE I~e1slsturs = srToasly EsYub-
hcsn The Deuourxts elect Senators n
the FIRST second, Third. Twelfth, sSx-
teszth, ELxssaeath- Nireaesnt1- IEsatistk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
THE SILVER CONVENTION.
Preparations Being Made for Its Meetin:

TTepaTatTOHs EItus Its
at st. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Oct "A committee headed
by Congressman Bland met here Tuesday
and issued an address on behalf OF the
National Silver convention. Particular
stress is laid upon the subject as related
TO agricultural industries. statistics being
given TO show that the American farmer
is unjustIy brought into competition with
the laborer OF India, the latter shutting
him out OF the European markets and
being also able to ship wheat to this coun-
try The transpor and other com
mittees are making arrangements on an
extensive scale for the National convention,
at which each \Stats and Territory Will be
entitled TO twenty delegates
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
A Cruis. An Furo,ean water.

WAsHIS cToS, Oct 2 2-secretsry Tracy
has issued orders assigning Conmodors
Walker. Chief ot TIE Bureau OF Navigation.
TO command the squadron % Evolution 4"
consisting o: TIE Chicago, Boston. Atlantis
and Yorktown Commodore Walker. who
is now in New York. viii at once hegin
preparations FOR taking the squ&dr6n "a
European waters The Oh cago wlll be the
fa.-shlp OF the squseron
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
MA ALLIE is EOSS. -
The EI-Qusen Has the Sympathy of the
Population OF n ig-ade.


LONDON, Oct 2 Special dispatches from
Belgrade cay that exQUeen Natalie
is mistress OF the situation She
has the sympathy Of the popu-
lation, and the Government Of ths re-
gency dare not expel her What the
regents feared has come about The ex-
Queen has re established her control over
the mind of her son, although she dis
avows making any political use OF her in
fiuence in that direction The officials of
the court, acting under the instructions
of the regency and the angry orders
of the ex-King, still keep Alexander
under restraint Natalie protests and in
sists upon her rights as a mother 10 have
access 10 her son whenever he or she de-
sir es 10 see each other. She also refuses to
surrender her civil rig Is as a citizen of
Seryia, and will remain in Belgrade unless
foroibly expelled
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING.
The Desp-Hsrbor Convention meets at
Topeka, Kan, with go Delegates Pres
ent-Its Purpose Explained.

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct z The Deep-HaTbor
convention assembled at : clock Tuesday
afternoon With o70 delegates present
Ex-Governor Evans. OF Colorado chairman
of the permanent committee called
the convention TO order and expl lsihed the
purpose Of the convention, which was O
urge upon Congress the advisability OF
making sn sp rrorriation sufficient % con
struct deep water harbor on the coast OF
Texas Congressman Charles 4 Mansur
was made temporary chairman hy unsn-
imous vote The usual committees were
then appointed and tbs convention sd-
touTned
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
NAM OIL car. D..tro,.s.

FoRT WATNB. Ind. Oct At ] o'clock
m an oil train broke in nslves ou a
steep grade sear Arcadia o on the Lake
Frie n Western railroad. The rear part
of ne train ran into the 'rst section In
stantly kllh z Conductor John Kel.h and
totally destroring eighteen Oh cara The
loss 2. very large
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

State. The complexion of the Legisla-
ture must remain in doubt until the
vote Is fully counted, as the battle
was concentrated on that field The
separate articles to the constitution en-
bracing the prob bitory and voman-suf-
frags planks are uDquestionably defeated
by a large majority The constitution will
be ratified, but not by the majority its sup
porters thought 1t would obtain The total
vote cast here was ). 64
SEATTLE W. T.. Oct 2-Returns from
over the State indicate that It is surely Re-
publican by about the same majority as
last year, when Allen carr ed the State for
delegate 10 Congress by 1000 majority. The
Legislature Is certainly Republican, prob
ably BY 20
wALIA WALIA. W. T., Oct 2-Women's
votes were received in all the precincts,
but were deposited In separate boxes The
total vote. exclusive OF the women's, il
l.462 Only ninety women voted The
women tried 20 vote at Rockfgd, but
were refused the privilege.
NORTH DAKOTA
GRAND FoRKs. y D. Oct 2-The returns
come in slowly from all over North Dakota
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

tenn proved, so far as heard from, a COM
plete success. The ticket is long, and it will
be late before sufficient returns are in 70
know the result on Governor and Congress
man The Democratic managers claim the
election of Toole and the entire State
ticket and a majority of the Legislature.
The Journal (Rep.) claims the State for
Carter by 2.5o0. and says that Power viii
not run 500 behind IL says the Legislature
can not be forecast, but is confident of a
Republican majority. 1t says the country
districts show large Republican gains over
Carters majority OF ). 0Oo last year.
WASHINGTON
TAcoxA, ". T.. Oct 2-Meager returns
from this and adjacent counties indicate
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

AtNIl 40 ff"f
r1TTrF-RarEet fTrrr sct - az 8 res
stssdy Qao-stiors rssg~o a. sssyzs far
zoo % cnors 81 ppiHg steers a. 10 az for
ror.raar..ts Foo5 DO o. aaG for Rstcbss
s,ssrs; q 97as - for steeksrs. = - 40 ~,
rsra-s assas ~ for Wssfsrps . ~ asg Ter
Fs~fs-s. . scat p fsr Cows sne q sods -
fr~ l-rs- or u.iyef storE snf Bulls
Fors-Mnrsst fairly sct - sHs pricss - >
l5e over fer bslTV Saiss rNrF-c - a. 70 q y
for I,gtt - pe1<g TO- rouFt pacE ns 40 A
csc for r. rs1 arc - y AZ for hssvr paos-
In a. ahLrr - "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
BOLD ROBBERY.

Thieves Garry Away FOrty-sir Diamond
Rings. Valued a. $500, from = sioes
City Jeweiry store.
SIOUX cITY, la. Oct Two men en-
tered the jewelry store OF william Hillt
Tuesday and engaged him and q e.eTk in
conversation while third entered and
took a tray Of forty-six diamond rines
valued at IS Joo The thieves had bees
gone ten minutes before the theft wal 0ls-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

CsETHasE III Oct 2-T T Middleton.
. quiet farmer residing IN the eastern edge
= this county has leaned that his sifs
>bo ~ss kofBt "a enc q tive heirs % sn
sStste q 50. 30 90 iB Eag ard
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

LONDON, Oct 2.-Maior E A, Burke, ex-
Treasurer Of Louisiana declines TO enter
into any further controversy by cable re-
gayding alleged ca.uaiuies in Louisiana
bonds He says be holds himself re-
sponsible If there is any thing really
wrong
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

q cted IN ths most
quiet ana oTdeS.,
msrner the weather
beipg msgnincs ut.
ana from al oLrec-
Efoas eOme reports
OF the neay est yOts
ever POlled In the
history OF the Tenn
tory The city Of
Sioux Falls alone
pOlled = vote OF z,l9
and gives a small
Repub lean majority.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

Buastpz Or 2 Green Estslis. r. 20
rI~ing e. tbs ssTvisn prsmisr daring sr
fnssYvisv with ths, 0fhcis 7ues5sr safd
J. srnaesfeTufn.1 - rsusir ~ ssTvs i've
n NJ svn h0uss sns among tbs p.opls ]
lrl-s
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

TO the surprise OF
every one, vo { e 8
were polled very
rapidly. nearly all
the voting b Ell n G
done by noon. Re
ports from all sec
tions Of the Terri
tory indicate that
there was no dis
order Of any kind.
In this city scarcely
a drunken man was
seen and there were
no attempts at Illegal
voting. The Aus
tralian balioting sys-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

vEsTpnEsTER. Md Oct The Rsrub-
hc41 STATE convention hsl6 hers Tussds =
nomiusts6 George ! Wellington. Of Ale
ehsny Counf7. f0r Comptroller
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

TtsEISsEoS Oct 2-Ibs SECRETARY -
f-ate - Informed that ekolsrA ir ~ cpl
,emic form Las sppssFss g. Bagdas an
vsrious pisces or tns Fuphrstes
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

GovgasoE Il LLEfrE Reports from differ
ent parts OF the State come In slowly, but
enough has been received 70 show that the
Republicans have carried the day. Mel
lette FOR Governor aud Picker and clifford
for Congress will have a majority OF
not less than 10 600 Prohibition is running
well and has certainly been carried by a
email majority Indications potnt toward
Sioux Pals as the selection OF the State
capital Reports from different sections
indicate that the Republicans have the
Legislature by a majority OF about 40 on
l4int ballot This insures both United
States senators The State constitution Is
carried almost unanimously, but minority
representsu N Is defeated
SIOUX FALLS D., Oct 2-Chsirman c.
F Mccoy, of the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES, estimates that the Rspub-
lican State ticket Is elected by about
2D,Oo0 majority; that prohibition car
RES by from 1000 10 1900 ma
iority; that Pierre has - 600
votes for the temporary capital with
Huron a good second, and Sioux Falls
third, with Watertown and Mitchell fight
ing for fourth place. Pierre will un-
d ubtedly be the temporary capital The
large vote cast for Pierre surprised every
body The Republican candidates, Pickley
and Clifford. 90 TO Congress the
Republican majority IN the Legs
lature will be at least sixty. in
suring the election OF two Republican
United States Senators. The vote was
enormous, probably 5000. and the trade
and sale OF ballots was based on the capt.
tai fight Owing to the great interest in
the capital contest but little attention was
given to minority representation and 1t
was doubtless defeated
MONTANA
HELENA, NJ T, Oct 2-The election was
conducted under the Australian law, and,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

CFnAR EsFTps. Ia oct II. nvsrv
fa7us - fsrsk Bros snl 5ohr Nfi.r snk
The b1Ene~r coiiege Ert bssvsinf IA
were fruTnee ~ ar esriV hour vine hsrsss
we're lost L5ss, e., 90. par zzliy tnsurs s1s
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

woECEsTrR Esss ooa 2-Tns Demo
s-stic stsf~ convention r. session hs -
nouairsts1 V1hsrn Z BgsssI. - Csu-
kri6gs, isz GovsTroz
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

KAvsAs CITT xo. Oc. 2-Wsstport =
-urh ca Tuesdsy voted on The question
- snnsEiBg tie town % this city A ma
;oritv ~ ns fs~ votes cast we're ia favor
ef snns on
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

on account OF
split tlokets Not
more than an aver
age vote has been
poiled in the sec
tons alre ady
heard from The
results show a
good majority
for Miller for
Govern or and
tie Republic an
ticket Surprises
have been gener-
a. Myers Dem
has been elected Q
representative In
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
INDICTED.

Perpetrators of the Louisiana Bond
Frauds
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2-The grand jury
has retnrned nine indictments in connec-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

that the vote cast
was the largest in
the history of the
Territory. The in
6ications all point
TO the election OF
Ferry, Republican
candidate for Gov
ernor, and the en-
tire Republican
State ticket. in
cluding Wilson for
Congress, by an
average majority
OF 4,000. Scratch
ing was general
on both tickets
throuOhout tina
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

1wenty-rsVa Tsss2ty ssyenEn ana Tsenry
: exhSh ais.ric& TIE hsPublcsns eleea
twenty. with the Twsats thi11 { district IN
dou1t Tss kepGbllcsEs zlse slecI thirty
siK lasEsbsrs .. tie Assembly. fhe Ds1-0-
cralk e-ses Sd a-seHs 41c shsrs are ave ols-
tics ~ d0aOt HAnstro0gh hep is
elected - Congress by saOUl ~ ace major
i.y he eSntest over the luogesAips u sK-
tremeiy eoss Reports from 0rsna
FoKkx s. lA0mAs. PsMuans and Othsr
northsrn polh,s indicate that Tea
plelon Dem las beaten O'Ksefe kspl
H. tAs FlrsI district 4. L AOTgaa
Rep i elected In the Sec0Rd IA the
Third Mcconnell (Dea seems te have de-
tealed Newman hep ;. Lauder Rep Is
elected Ia TIE FOURTH aud Winchester RsP }
g. the Fifth fae sixth the JanesS0w va Dis
tzicgl probably elects Rose Dem though
his majority u not DC lt0 The PrOhiri-
tionlsIs chain 10 have earned tue IsEIi-
tory. Unprej adicsd calculstoIs bellsye Tie
ProhibiuOnists beaten by al lesss o 80. TIE
CONSTITUTION hAs besa indOTssd W sE0rs-ng
majority.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

CHICAGO. Oe~ 2-lhe Tnoane. with ref
eIencs 10 TIE elections on TUESDAY. s4ys:

erencs 10 Tie elections on TUESDAY. sAys:
The elect oa Of Republican Legislatures IN
tne four rev States means ght new Re eub-
l.o4a Ia Eed states Sso@t0Ts n TIE ity-
nrSs Congress, Increasing 10 Republican
strength IL that EO1y q fRfty-seyeE, against
thlrty-seyen for ths Democrats SHOULD
later returns eaange The legislative result "a
M0ntAns TIE Republicans would stll have
fortJ-hye members " the Senate and tie
Democrats thirty-nlne Win nve new Re-
publican Coagressmea from the new States.
as seems most probable, thn X PGhiiesns viii
have 80 members OF ths H0u.e n the Fifty
nrst Congress and the ID -mserals lsl, Tie del.
essilons by SlaIes Dc az as tol.ows:
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
NEW STATES VOTE.
Elections tn the Two Dskos=s,
Washington and Montana
LATEST Returns FROM TIE COyIESI
Rspaoiicsas sucxss.fsi IL tae TaFss rfrsS-
SaIasd states, Gat aoat@nA a. IA Dosbs
Pierre PrSbSbly Chossa @s south
p2keta's Capital

sIoUx FALLs . u. Oct s-Ths cleo
tons in fhiS cry and yiciaity wers con
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
THE MARhETS


CHICAGO. Oct
Flour -Qsiet and unchanged sprius pat.
entS. 500; Straights Aeo 5<z5. Bakers a. a
Qa5O W inter- patents. s4O0. Clears ss 25aS "a
WBEA1-Tairiy active sro lover No z
October. si1asle, December. 81. 1.ssazs AID
May. g s5Xc
oR;-Ncdcratsly active sne frner No
Slac 10. yellow. S2sc. Nc. a. slkas,4c:
no. yellow. siHe; Octooer. Sl1s sac. 30
vemoer a. ass, Decombeh SisasIhc:
May. sRNSsAo
OATs-F rmer. No cash. Is ,alsSc. 90.
tober - s&i2s,c. Decent Der. IsF 23c Nay.
22zd22hc. Samps lois 2 far demand "a
STEADY. No. a. IS aeVtc. 10. whue. @
G22ssc. No i98ssOe, No. White. sia. }
ssHc
RYE-wa. shout steady =. .a.h ,,
sire. October dciSory s8stc November ser,
samples, StE2sc Tor 10. Z. sad szsslSso Tor
10. 2
BARLEY-Slov and essy ;or al bot choica
No. Z. ~ &c, Ne. 4 lov grsde g good = &C.
no :. good % choice. 90 sc. and No g o. Go
MESS PoRK Trading moderate and price.
irregular. Pr ces ranged at t0B0oIiO Oo FOR
cash: sasonlio9 Tor October. o. 40 gss, Tor
Noveu Der, sni g. 2 as - Tor January.
LARD-Irsdlng light and prices STEADY Quo
tatons ranged 81 t607BN 6 10 FOR cssb; isf7.
dt % for October. - 81 ftp7t. FOR No
venbsr. snc r. ss 49, for Jarusry
BUT1rE-CFssmery. Sa2sc. Dtiry, ssaIsc;
Psckins stock tMo
Tcgs-Frssa. l6l, 80
PoUIHRY - L W Chickens szs4c psr p,
I've TurFoys. 10 "a p.r , 4 vs DucRs "A
&C Ter 2 I've Gssss h.oos = % per eozsr
NEv YORK Ort
wErAT-No. Red nru and quiet. October,
sssas6c. Novcmbsr. So Sc. Deeembsr.
So - sItc Nay. pa NNo
CoET-sronFer au6 G. ct Mrsc vsstsrn.
sstsaslr.
OATs-str0DTtr aud moderately serve
western. ~ aS5c
Z PRovIsIOFs-Besf dBn. Plsts v -; Frtrs
Nes, ta25qt5o Pork t-u ard upehsngedi
NssG fie2alR7ts ETtFs Prime 90 k5aig ga.
Lard strong and quiet. stssnl rendered hs1
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
q
ONE BEDROOM SUITE
FOR SALE!

IN our show window sell it. Ii French
des ga MOhOgany wood low carved head and
foot finished front and back IL good enough for the
best chamber the best house, the best city, the best
Union. There only bedsead and dressing
the Any person who afford rich suite
has need washstand for suitable for should
have a stationary stand built IN the
What the of writing several pages Of inventory
with the price attached you wouldn't read II you didn't
wish buy and told you would sell $500 worth for 500
you wouldn't buy, Of But If you gong
get married Thanksgiving and get yOuf mind
up real good and Will show you
this one handsome suite rich for your purse
thousand show running price clear
nothing. Amt this good enough for ofer
Rememberi
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03
MONTANA

HELENA, NJ T., Oct 2-The election was
conducted under the Australian law, and,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-03

GRAND FosKs. y D. Oct 2-The returns
norna In slnvrlv from all over North Dakota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26
KRUPP TO MAKE G GUNS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A STORY THAT THE GREAT PLANT AT ESSEN IS
ma Ill. nr,,n,.r.r rro vi, ID n11rsnrpG

STORY THAT THE GREAT PLANT AT ESSEN IS
TO BE REMOVED TO NEAR PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg Oct % tSpeciaD.-This evenings Chron-
lcleTelegraph" says; Herr Krupp, the great guu
maker of Essen, Germany, IS strongly considering the
advisablity of coming TO this city and building plant
after the model Of his great factory In the RheniSh
provinces. Several representatives, of the famous gun
man have been i'm the city during the last month or 80
gathering all kinds of information which would warrant
such a plan One of these said: There a good
many reasons why my master wishes 10 remove his
plant TO this country, and especially TO thi, city The
first is the fact that Europe may at any moment be-
come the Of great war. or course IN such a
case Krupp would have to stand by his fatherand,
and from patriotic considerations ne would mannfacure
ours for Germany alone. Now a. all the world Knows
Krupp makes more guns than any other firm IN the
world IT, therefore, our plant were established in
neutral cOuntry we could furnish our guns to any
power But, apart from that the natural advantages
of Western Pennsylvania are so tempting ana ther
value has been conclusiVely shown 10
Herr Krupp that he is favorably inclined 10 re-
mOva'
0.nut Won do not mean to say that he IS going
TO remove his entire plant bag and baggage into thS
countryp
".Ycs I do DO not forget that krupp IS young
man. Since his father died the young man mas uc-
velopcd all kinds Of notions and he VIII not s'op
until they have materiallzcd l know that syn
dcate has offered him 10O,OOO,OCO francs lor Ms
plant in Essen; and whether or not he ever scl' "
would not affect his plans regarding Pu'ourS'
".What kind of plant is 1t proposed 10 er'0'
nerep .,
".IIerr Krupp proposes TO buy a tract OF iilu
large enough TO hold his works, and sufficient hos''
TO accommodate all his employees. tract oi HN'
SQUARE miles. l think what he Is heurlhs on a"
present We employ now about @ooJo n''" m
Essen The building of complete 'o"" -
ttFh l.
artiv after Kronenberg, the colony Ol hIuvP c,I"e
Essen The advantage, of natqFMl al & SSs Ec'ome en-
,o the notice of my master, ana NJ ~ NJ, ,Ln uans
,IusIastic over thar wonderful fuel nave ~" F'''
Of the entire plant and the town.
G.Wbrrr will YOU locate the WoIhs ,or ot,ious
az. ia' a NOT At liberty say that; i9r i og' ud
reasons have the option on ly IS tHe foundation OF
oar IN '%Sn pant tI' However one o tGE :. from %
s YOU it within s,5 ien9 ea.y acses Of ra@ad and
ittsbnlg ana ana cIos to large and rich district oi
natural gas