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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-11
JHG CHURCHES.
Ok. UgCE's SERMON LAST NIGHT Al
THE OLD MARKET.
" THEY CAME TO MN FROM
EVERY QUARTER"
IMPRESSIVE SERMON By nR. wHAR
1oN Al aaAcT.sIniEr CHURCH
The Meeting 1T tho Young Mems Chris
tan Association Meetings OF IA"
Nsfhodtst and baptist ,undny
school Associations.

Yesterday lhc weather was clear and
slightly crispy and The church-goers oil
his ciiv took advantage of such day
aud locked 90 church. With scarcely
an exception all the churches had OK.
cenii0nah'y large congregations. ana
some of them. ou account of special SER
vices. were crowded. The special ser
vices I'm ne churches are here given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-11
HIS WORKS OF POWER AND PITY

Ills first visit WAS at the time Of the
Passover This festival was to keep alive
the memory Of the great deliyerance Of
the Hebrew people from their bondage
in Egypt Ii occurred in the month an
swefing 10 our March. The author OF
book called The Heart of Christ tells
US that great care was taken to pro
claim the exact moment Of It's commence
ment through all the tribes OF Israel
They watched for the first beams of the
crescent moon ia the sky, and the mo
ment il appeared a man went 10 the top
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-11

There WAS a meeting OF The delegates
from the different evangelical churches
OF this city yesterday evening, at $50
o'clock, in the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the re-
cepiion OF Mr. Reynolds and delegates
from the different sections of the State
who will attend the Sunday school Con
yention which will be held in this city.
beginning Tuesday March 18th, and
lasting three days.
In the absence of the president, Rev.
I. G.. Dashiell, ID. d., who was officiating
at church in Caroline county, Mr.. A.
l. West, vice president, presided. The
secretaries were Messrs. William Ely
son and c. 7. Rady There were present
representatives from all the churches and
schools, and the room was filled. Prayer
was offered by Mr. J. D. X. Sleight.
The roll Of delegates was called,
which showed the result OF the work
done, which was TO secure large al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
COLONEL WADE

on thu Oklahoma boomers Haokoh
CnIcAoo, January "a, H. Wade, tho
youngest colonel In tho United States
army, arrived with his slslOr ut tho Leland
yesterday. Colonel waldo Is tho com.
mnndcr OF Fort ltono In tho Indian terri
tory, and IL tho mnn rawneo nill will have
10 cope with II no attempts 10 mako any
fOroiblo entry npon Oklahoma Tho
colonel gives II NJ his opinion, however,
that neither pawncc Bill nor any n else
n going 10 do anything 10 rash, lilo snya
hr never heard p' rryror Hill until 10.
Gently and tuut with ui tho investigation
no has been ablo TO nuke no orn find no
indication Of any suoh raid bong oontom.
plated M tho papers are continually pub
fishing yarns about Colonel Wado says
no knows tho people down there we'll,
knows they aro q rowing nomadlo claus
and would DO willing NJ any tine TO Jump
In and grub land Whenever there IL q roscr-
walton oponcl, but from what no has seen
lo ends II hard 10 believe that any un.
known ndyouturcr Ike puwnOO Bill could
gather adhorontH enough 10 carry out such
n scheme II was tried once about six years
ago by Captain Payne but no was
hustled out OF tho section too quick Said
Colonel Wndc3 81 honrl that Wichita woa
thogfund rondcgyougot Plwuco Bills troup,
900 ON my way hero I stopped 20 invcsti.
gtc, but could lnl nothing 90 provo tho
truth OF tho report, ana tho more | think
Of tho mnttor, and the moro | look into IL
tho less fear have Of any demonstration
OF tho kind,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

what tho French Julius Caesar oiAimsd'
PAmG January 4,-General %loulangei
mid yesterday afternoon that he felt sure
Of receiving a majority Of at least 0O,OO1
Tho BoulanFr organization Ia perfect and
tho followers OF the general we're every
whore instructed 10 maintain perfect order,
otherwise the cause Of their chief would ba
seriously injured. These Instructions have
been carried out 10 the letter. and no dis
turbanoea lave occurred,
The excitement nj eight o'clock last even
Ing, whom tho returns showed that boulan'
go'H mlloHty IN ", poyls was 5000, was
very great,
IN tho eighth arrondlfaamont Doulanger
polled three times IA many votes an his OPP
ponent Jacques, and lhls announcement
added 10 tho excitement The members
VI tho government arc aElounded NJ The
result Bets arc freely offered that the
ministry will resign today, The Boulan'
gorlsla o confidently expect that the
general will receive fully 100000 majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Ine lnTaAsTArs
OSsaHaaFes Commissions 0pinion On Pa
asaEuF Tariff and Nate WssA

sehkpf iAflH NHn Nhts VISA
WAaHIEamh, Ianuay aA-ns iHten
state commerce commission has published
an opinion on tho subject " PASSENGER tar
ihA and rata wars prepared ny Chairman
Cooley, Tie paper narmles Tho iaeta al
tending the rates NJ H. Louis IN October
and also tho circumstances " tho paasen'
ger rate war which prevailed IN Chicago IN
December both Of which we're investigated
by the commission, iplhe 81 inuia case,
~eaatbOund limited tadh were reduced BY
all lines from about zee 10 from 600 "a
ti0, IL 10 found that tho provisions Of the
act 10 regulate commerce were not COM
piled with, aud that lbs reductions In thf
manner In which ihey we're made werA
not only Illegal, but we're unwlse aud il
furious TO the carriers who took part Ia the
warfare, IN we'll a. 10 the public
The Chicago ratio war extended over the
lines running 10 d. Paul, Ainneap0lia
Kansas City aud H. i0ulA 10 characters
lstG feature was the tact that tickets wore
placed IN tho hands OF brokers or Heaiper
TO DO sold al rates below ue hrlh TateA
aud that tho roads excused themselves ioI
their dealings with bruscrsby claiming the
right 10 pHY commissions Al will Tbs
business of tho ticket broker wa inyeah
gated aud many facts are stated The aei
10 regulate commerce fufbida dlaohmina
lions between passengers and iorbida the
sale u tickets M q, itwr pr lna rate than
tho established rrNrlu.o Violation u the
law la many rrfi orIs 10 pointed OUT
Tbs commission uroummonda lhpt the
aot DO ~ amended 10 a.. Ntt u define
what shall BIO considered excursion and
communicable tIesgti second, N prohibit
all payment Of commission on tho ahle OF
tickets, aud oil sale NJ tickets Tor inter-
stale business except by lhe regular agenU
of tho carriers Third, 10 require tho car.
rlem 10 provide Tor the speedy and con
yenlenl redemption Of unused Toilets on
coupons
Previous room mou datlous Ia respect "a
amendments wing 70 l1'nt ladfh aud
notices Oi tcdUUl ts oi wf AGO renewed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
LAresr FRoM INpIANApoLIa.

A HansnA Republican Thlnlss Allison
WIN Dot Into tho Cabinet.
l%NDhNArOLls, January 2S,--DclcgOto EN-.
morson, Of Kansas who has boon to Wash.
ington to dollyor the electoral vote OF that
state has arrived here and called at the llar-
lson residence, lIo said that Kansas did not
want q representative In tho cabinet and
that tho influence Of tho party would 10
toward securing tho s%cCrctOryship Of tho
treasury for Senator Allison, Ho was
confident that Allison would he appointed,
and said that the opinion was general In
tho east that Blaine would DO secretary Of
utnln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
AN ARcH-lNTRloue.
Was shc rrylng To Innuonoo tho Supreme
COurty

Cuurt7
CoLudnua o., January 9s.-Jonnlo Adj,
ans, Of Springfield o., ia under arrest hero
for burglarl2ing tho residence Of Chief JUS
ilcc Sclwyn N. owen siO was employed
a. u domestic there, and was not suspected
At the time, Recently II was discovered
that tho window which was forced open,
was dcraood by a Ratchet having inches In
II, corresponding exactly to one kept In tho
collar. When arrested, she denied her
guilt but search OF her o revealed tho
Judges gold watch, and then she produced
his 1900 diamond stud from hor bustlo.
Tho woman has n remarkable chrcor.
shs comes Of n respectable aud moderately
wealthy family. llor parents diod several
years ago, aud tho other hoiu found the
property had been mado into JonniCp
name Suit was brought 10 cancel tho
transfer aB fraudulent aud null. This cnso
Ia now In the supreme cOura ltissupp0Sod
tho woman come hro TO intrigue II pOssl.
bio TO carry tho suit In her favor, M shO In
wealthy aud does not need 40 work. At
first she secured q position ~ scnmstrcss In
Governor Forakor's family, thinking prob
ably that hc had something 10 do with tho
supreme court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
the oLeARY TRIAL,

SIM No Juror Tound-rho Court Exor
clscd About tho Reporters.
Nrw YoRK, January 2S,-Judgo Daniels
who Is sitting at the Cloory trial 10 cxor.
clsed about tho reports OF tho proceedings
as published In tho newspapers horc Mat
arc evidently biased against the prosecution.
Ho told Clerk Walsh to inform tho report.
ors II thruthful accounts OF tho trial
worc not published, no would exclude them
from tho court. When tho hour Of nd
journmont had arrived, Saturday, tho dfth
panel had boon exhausted, and the jury
box was still empty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
SOME ON HOLD woAFfRaYl


Ito In just nylng ~ Got No some of Those
Zig Fellows.
PHILADELPHIA January 2S.-rho Sunday
tom published a lottur from Dominick II.
McCalroy In which ho saya that ho has
made repeated efforts 10 got on o match
with Sullivan, Mitchell, Dempsey, Kilruin,
Killon and othorA but has boon unsuCcoss.
ful, lilo singles Dempsey out for soma
remarks rejecting on hB ability
and wants u fight 10 n finish
with Dempsey with slln.tight gloves,
Quccnyhury rules McCu0rnv says that II
either OF the san Bmnciseo organ isatiouS
the California Athletic club or tho Golden
Gate club should no willing to guarantee a
purse Of 5000, no Is satisfied 10 have tho
match tako placo In that city. In addition
to tho purse no Is willing TO wager ", 800
lint hO will win.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Buokion's Arnioa salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, ConB, and all Skin Eruptions,
and odsitEvely cures Piles, or no pay re'
Cuired, IL Is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
DurDin Wright Il Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Hopes to 90. 10 Through.

Cleveland Leader: Hon. John j
Mounot, of Canton, was ut the Anne
can House yesterday, where he VI
Joined by DR., j. 70, Phelps, OF Chagr
Falls. Mr. Monnot left for Columbl
In tho evening, He hopes 10 got n
school book bill through the Legisl
Lnrn hnrlnr Lhn nrnaAnl RnAAinn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your up.
petits is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are 0dglty, nervous and
generally out Of sorts, and want 10
brace up. Brace up, but not with stlm'
ulnnts, spring medicines or bltters,
which have for their basis very cheap
bad whiskoy and which stimulate you
for Nd hour and leave you In worse con.
dition than before. What you want 10
nm Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality aud give
renewed health and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric BIZ
tors, and only 90 cents O bottle, ut Dur
bin, Wright 4 Goa Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

NEw YouN, January &-Whilo Oh
White Star steamer Republic was maxim
fass ut her dock, yesterday, sonlo uooIdon
occurred which caused tho boiler room 1
be filed with steam, and all the onpincci
aud hrcmcn were soaldcd, 9omc OF thor
very seriously. IL 10 thought that oil wi
recover with the possible exception Of tw.
whose lungs arc injured by inhaling u
aipnm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

WAsmEoroS, january 2S,-Ma Clov,
lands second Saturday afternoon rccoptio
was attended by 1900 people, mostly die
A drIggling rain probably diminished N
number that otherwise would have Gale,
Mrs Fuller wife Of tho chief Justice, an
Mrs. Folsom Rssistod,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
pr. Aluaaor mo- Impre tIne.

Or, Slusser, who has been confn
within doors fora month or more WI
sciauc rheumatism, Ia reported not A
proved. lie contemplateB trying I
climate OF Florida al soon as able
travel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
TAe HORDE pouRs in.

Destitute Immigrants Landed ne Now
York Yesterday.
NEW YopK, Jantary 2s, Over fifty dcstl-
tuto immigrants wore landed at tho Castle
Garden Saturday by tho Bremen stoam.
ship Ems.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
ANOTHER COLLISION.
Englnoog BuOhioy Killed ana q FiromRn
Seriously Injured.

MANSFIELD, o., January pa bad col.
lislon occurred yesterday afternoon on tho
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio road
near Ontario, between u light engine and a
double head freight train. The three on.
ginos were badly demolished causing n
blockade OF tho truck for six hours. IL Ia
reported that linginocr Buckley was killed
and q fireman seriously injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

WILL some one tell us why wheat
advanced In Wooster Immediately after
Cleveland's election, aud declined Inn
medlately after Harrison's election ?
20. Democrat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Found pH0d-titnrr heightened by the
hlriknrf ar Foul riUy Dose.
DaooRlyM January 2t,-Eo attempt wac
made 10 run ours CON- lho Alaullo Avenue
CGmpaHy'a llaea .p lnHIly Wnl All WaHqulei
among tho atrikurl Hourly W. Adams, o
Wablcmau, was found dead last night on
lho sidewalk under un open second story
doorway Of tho clWpHuyH stables. Death
WA apparently caused ny % iall from the
doorway, II waa leaned however
that tho night wHloIman had
admitted 10 tho bull ,ug three strikers who
said they wanted 10 lIE " Adams and ny
To p0muudu him Ca GrOHc, Those three
men, Moses al.u,un, JOHN Collier and
Herman Graham, were arrested on uuE
piolon, They d.l.oI hl.Iug 81 'l Violence,
but mld tal AlauH uud uH1owH heightened
and had run ~ Enc doorway and uithoi
jumped cor lUli.T .... NN ur hold
a. await tHu .U u, DAM
body,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

PARIS January T-8lS0 p M.-ileaulh
Of tho election In tho department OF the
Belno have heon received from thirty
divisions, giving DOulanger ~, 7Ta votes and
Jacques ia,bia
~Doulangora mAjorltea have been mostly
obtained In tho central and extreme Out
lying dlAlrlota-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

NIlNI " WWN''W WTI WII"N WIWHWTN I
NEW YortS January .a - Anthony
Schneider u cnbinclmatcr agcd forty iyl
years shot aud killed himself Yesterday
after twice shooting mud severely i%niuriul
Mrs. GoOhurdt, with Whose family hi
boarded, and also shooting at her children
Schneider had been drinking for som
woclua, and Ind frequently abused Mrs
Co hardL though shu had mppllod hin
with food while no WAS out OF work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

hhn OF hlnuhoFA hlhlhliy ifohloNeus
PANS, January, 2a,-The DoulabgiaA con
hdenlly predict tho fall Of tho BIoquet
ministry and the dissolution Of the cham
bor Tho city is carefully guarded by tho
police and lI.l'a,y 10 pypyout disturbance
scenes before aud During tho Election.
PARIA. January 2A-Durlng Saturday
night there was much excitement and con.
siderable disorder throughout tho city.
Many bmwla aud street lights occurred,
which, In some cases, were very serious.
Tho disorder was particularly great In tho
ylolnliy OF Montmalre and Faubourg tom.
pie, whore quito q largo number OF persons
w0ro wounded.
Yesterday morning opened bright and
fair and the streets wore throngod nj an
early hour,
Tho electors woO very active, and all In.
dulgod IN predicting tho nearest figures 10
tho actual vote shown by The returns, Tho
nlulnngista were algrt and diBplayed sur
prIging confidence throughout Tho work.
.l.p.ua volts, uluu auDui IhG Issue de-
pgnd0d. was maluly cast Tor B0ulangor,
Tho newspapers displayed unprecedented
energy IN their arrangements for securing
returnA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

CaEamnn. the Playwright, Dead,
NEW YoBK, January GA. Il. Cazamal
the playwright died yesterday, after a lor
Illness,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

NfNlliaii'iH I"'N'HNs
beauty IL tho daily
use OF Ayers Hair
Vig0r. No matter
what tho color Of
tho hair, this prepa-
ration glyea IL a lua-
tre and plianoy that
adds greatly 10 liz
charm. Should tho
hair DO thin, harali,
dry,or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Vigor
vii. restore tho
color, bring out n
nav growth, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
PARIS PLEBISCIT.
eouLANaER oARRlfs nv STORM tbs
BGlNE DEPARTMENT.

Sundays Election to mi n Vacancy In the
Chamber Of Deputies - Triumph Of
oaesarism over tho Life Of the Frsnoh
Republic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Horrible HoBulW or IL Wro ut Atlanta,
Georgia
ATLANTA, Ga, January 49, While q oot
orcd woman uumnd Mary rurkor WIS alb
sonl from her hHl,n no O]aloDhorp' ycstor
day the house caught fire and her Tour
small children were Urluud 20 death before
holm could hu extended,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Public Sale Of Farm Lands,
Town Lots and Houses,
at Paris, Ohio.
Twin orcr for ralo 70 Iho hlghUt OiddoI, On

= Whh ~ ~ NN' " WV
Saturday, February S3d, 1889,
at parls stark county. ohio, tho following dcScrbcd
property
a,H acroa 4 mile north OF Parts, on tho Harris
burpi Rad, nrtt' OasB farm land ANA n~ial-olass
hi lnlngH,
% acrca, v milo uorth Of Paris, on tho frocbursl
road all high land, good YOUNG orchard. ANA good
%bulldlnHa,
10 acres ~ tho same place IN above, with good two
story house, stable and orchard, also u good spring
NJ tic house
Bsk acres, ono lnlio southeast of rarla Ion house
aud barn, With good apflnR NJ tho h0uAo, and small
olOhard, also u r0hl bank,
w acres out.lUl, north part ~ Parla,
Lot number u IN tho town VI rRrla, with \ ilret-
GLASS q room house, Two stables hnd good wei inc
house,
Reasonable terms 10 allt purchaser. or will rive
ilmo for payment from 4 10 y ynara, with Interest
aud mortgage security,
ror full particulars call on or address,
tAVOn MATH,
doo2O-iOwl Frooburph, stark Co, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
CHOICE BARGAINS NOW
IN
WINTER GOODS
BLACK SILKS
lhat are tho bo,t goods NJ tho prices Bold ovrr any
counter You may hayo tic tamc prlcos
quoted elsewhere, bnt not quail
tlpA tnnl W these gOOdh

nlaOk Oroa Grain Allks no 09n, MG, HBd, Ono, Oj0
el0' 0llb, 0iNh, o. 90 $40, hnd up n elO0 q
yuiaatiho bet rltt for tho money ever uilOtud,
Dnch Armuro SILKS NJ el,0O. 0l.e5, el,BO and
q 90 pnr Natd,
nlnGy satin uhndamcr, 700 si.ON clio, slBO {
eoyD per yurl
nlact IAlllt r]ranollaN NJ O0o el01, eilA 0l,p6,
olAi, 9lBntp9 30 yer yard,
our An Woo suitlngi IN new Biylns NJ pbd, 90.
nrc NNIrA vhlur llHn tic b1sluuh cloths, M aBG B0d
1nn mud rs rwut r'frl IN hnlh plain rolpf', nilx.
turUs ana lNiUl Atilvhs
Al Wurl llralvtta pbi tntiincrts IN Al the
mirst M tdrA,
stylth Slda II rd,f gullngS 90 c,At aud IN
wnrlh,
Imported So.iuoh moan cloths slpu to so7S
nor yard,
Sllh Pushes now onlprp NJ BlN 7Bo and 600 y
yard,
Hosiery, ultVru. Underwear aud nrOsq TRIM.
minHH, lu special IUud values
We penl Lalicai WRAPS on approval 10 rcsponsl
lc rhtilrs, md uiiNf gfuht bargains IN Hl hiida Of
Jackets. Nhurt MaotlW Nnl Long Oarmont IN cloth
aud iwll Push
write i0f mnulc0 md prioca NJ any Nind " noOda
you want ana Fr Wluil We eau 10 tor Ypu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Beauty

m dearsd and admired by all, Among
IN thingA which may best DO done 70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

raII of rIoanepa mnlalry rradlelst

Pans, January @-Gonoral Boulangel
has been elected by 1850 majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
vhy Don't Horses
Live Longer7

The man lives TO be eighty.
Thepoor horse for want Of blan-
ket In the stable has to die "A
twenty-five, and while he does live
he eats twice as much as he ahouId
% keep warm.
Buy one Of the following "
Horse Blankets and save money.
ROr sale by all dealers.
ga Five Mile.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
sPRECKELS' GAS WE'LL.
An Investigation to be Made to See II the
Sugar Trust Must Go.

An Investigation to be Made to See II the
Sugar Trust Must Go.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE gas con-
tinued to bubble yesterday in the big hole
made for well at Claus Spreckels' sugar
refinery. and its origin remained as n~steri-
Gus as ever. 1t was not lighted, as
the flame interfered with the men
in their work, but it was ap-
parently in as great q volume as on
previous days. The gas has now been
rising from out the mud for week, and
this fact more than any other leads the men
to think it natural gas. II it had been ordi-
nary marsh gas, it is believed that the
supply would have been exhausted in day
or two.
j. W. Hughes, the foreman for j. E.
Robinson, who is sinking the well, has
worked in the natural gas country, and
thinks that the gas may be of that kind, as
it burns in precisely the same way. When
the well has been sunk as deep as it is in
tended to go, if the gas continues to rise
a pipe will be sunk and thorough investi-
CATION made to see whether it
is really natural gas. Experts
will be called in and the matter decided
definitely. Adolph Spreckels said yester-
day that the firm were interested in the
matter, as it would mean big difference in
expenses to them if it proved to be natural
gas. 1t would save 81, 900 day in fuel.
eff it turns out to be natural gas you can
lust bet the refinery will bust the Sugar
TrustP' said one of the workmen; and for
that reason the men all hope that the gas
will prove to be of the natural kind.