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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-10
Into the Bowels of the Earth.

The objective point was about eight miles
from the City. and upon arriving at the mines.
the gentlemen first inspected the dynamos in
the engine room. After Electrician Scott had
explained everything, lamps were lighted and
the party entered the mine. The latter is
perfectly level opening in the hillside and
there was no shaft to 90 down into a seemingly
bottomless pit. Everything went we'll until
the head of one of the gentlemen came
into contact with a support on the
ceiling of the low mine and then was heard a
smothered exclamation that would not look
well in print. After apparently tramping over
good section of the earth underground in a
stopping position, the party entered one of the
rooms where a solitary miner was found work
ing machine. The latter was a small, COM
pact system of drills and wheels set ON truck,
with the drills pointed at the coal. The ma
chine was run by a Tesla electric motor,
and made but little noise. After
piercing the coal in one place
the truck was pushed forward by the miner AMI
the drills began work in new place. It took
Just seven minutes to put q dozen two-inci
drills three and half feet into the coal pa1k.
and while moving the truck it was not neces-
sary to stop the drills The machine covered
space of 20feet in one hour, and when The end
of the room was reached light charge of
powder was put in on top and the coal lo0sened.
1t was then ready to be shoveled into cars and
run ont of the mine
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-10
DOWN IN A COAL MINE.
FOREIGNERS SURPRISED TO SEE MINING
BY ELECTRICITY.

A Distinguished Party Visits the Mononga-
hela Company's Plant-They Were Sur
prised But Denounced the Waste of Coal
as Outrageous i How the Machine
Worked.
A car load Of delegates. mining engineers,
electricians and others interested in the coal
business went to Wilcox station on the
Wheeling division of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday, where the mines
of the First Pool Monongahela Gas Coal
Company are located. The party was in
charge of John S. Scully, owner of
the mines and also president of
the Hercules Mining Machine Company. which
has several of its mining machines working in
the mine. The bject of the visit of the party
was to witness the actual operation of the
machines which are operated by the Westing-
house-Tesla motor.
Ohio station at $50 o'clock, and among the
prominent gentlemen of the party were
Sir William Thomas Lewis of Aber-
dale. South Wales. and one of the
greatest coal operators in the world:
Franz Sommersbach. another extensive
a prominent iron manufacturer of West Brom-
wich, England; Herbert Harlakenden Gill
christ, deep-thinkIng metallurgical engineer
of London; ]. H. Pearson. one of Stafford
shire's best known iron and coal masters; H.
A. Wheeler, Adj. Professor of Mining at
the Washington University in st. Louis; Arthur
B. Meeker, of Washington, interes ed In Ten
nessee iron mills; State Mine Inspector Blck,
of the Seventh district; c. F. Scott, Electrician
c. F. Scott, of the Westinghouse Company and
B. McKaig, of the Hercules Company, and
mapy others.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-10

Time, 2:2lA. 2:2l4, 2:lg1a. 2:23 2:l915, 2:204.
The Edgew cd stakes, for 4-year-ods, wasn't
acking in interest Splan, however, with his re-
cent purchases, Navidad. wasn't out the frst heat
but from that on he gave horse race, and was ca
Dable of greater efforts.
, 1890-03-23
ruE MEEK 1N SOCIETY.
Past and Prospective Events Nhich
Contribute to Social Gayety.

Miss Morgan, from Chicago, is visltln
Mrs. Paul Brewster.
MISS Crandall. of San Francisco, VIII
has been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Kendall q
Fort Russell. returned home last week.
The friends of Capt. and Mrs. Humph
rey talk of giving them a farewell no
next Friday evening. Guests from tn
post will be conveyed to town by specia
train. 1t would be a fitting complimen
to a very popular couple.
MIR. Emerson Brooks, of New Yorl
city, who has inst returned from a triI
around the world. spent part of the pas
week in Cheyenne. Mr.. Brooks is inter
ested in real estate here and believes there
is a great future for Cheyenne.
Miss Louise Vreeland gave a small card
party on Tuesday evening. The success.
full contestants for prizes were Miss Lulu
Taylor and Mr.. Wilkes.
Mrs. Rees Williams also gave a com.
pany during the week in honor of her
guests, Miss Kingsley and Miss Haines,
of Denver
The society event of the week was
Mrs. Hammond's 5 O'Clock tea Thursday
afternoon, to which about sixty guests
were hidden.
The Misses Ada and Maude Johnston
gave a party to their Young friends Satur-
day evening.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church gave a social last Monday evening.
About ninety Young ladies and gentlemen
were present. A programme consisting
of music, vocal and instrumental, aud
Rotations, was followed by Conversations.
Topics were assigned for each number.
These were some OF the subjects discuss d
and ~expatiated on by the young folks:
"Women's Rights" Mems Rights"
is Marriage a Failure, 1.-The Weather. -
etc.
All the street wraps and many of the
basques are double breasted. In the mil
itary jackets braided frogs takes the place
OF buttons.
Bright colored umbrellas are now the
proper thing Tor n rainy day. Plum
blue is the favorite color. A great many
tan silks are carried and quite often the
red, silver, green, and gray OF the mack
intosh is repeated overhead.
Boas have been prescribed by physi.
clans as a preventative against la grippe.
They are worn on all occasions and grace
ball room as well as dinner toilets. Al
an official dinner in Paris, Nine. Carnot
kept a Russian sable boa about her neck
all the evening.
The early spring wrap is a check OF
striped cloth, with a tight back and Icing,
full sleeves.
Black underwear has come to be re
gardcd as an essential to a black toilet,
whether for street or house.
, 1890-03-23

In Cheyenne Churches During Day
and Evening.

st. Mary's Cdthedral-Masses at
$3.50 and 1920 a. m. Vespers at 1880
p. M.
Second Congregational ~Church-Rev.
A. w. " illiams, pastor. Sunday school
at 3 p. m. Preaching at 4 p. IN.
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth and Themes streets, Rev. S.
w. Bird, pastor. Preaching at IL a. m;
1880 p. m, service Of song by choir.
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Fer
guson and Eighteenth streets. Mr.. Field
will preach at IL a. m and 7:30 D. m.
Subjects, morning, "A Christie Centric
Faith" Evening. "Peter."
st. Marks Episcopal Church Corner
Nineteenth and Central avenue,
Rev. Geo. G. Raftcr, rector. Fifth Sun
day in Lent. AT 5 a N. low celebration
of the Holy Eucharist: IL a m. mathis
and sermon; l2:l5 p. m. Sunday school;
7'30 p. IN evensong and sermon.
FIRST Congregational Church-Preach-
ing at IL a. M. by Brother
Augustus Soalcs of the London Evan
gelical Society, England. A. W. Will
Jams, pastor. Sabbath school at 1890
p. IN. At $50 D. M, young peo-
pies meeting. By the pastor, Miracles
of Grace" at 1870.
First Baptist Nurch-Corner Fergu-
son and Eighteenth streets, Rev. l.. ID.
Lamkin, pastor. Services at IL a. IN.
and 7:3O p. M. Sunday school at l2:l5.
Morning subject: Heart Ease" In
the evening the pulpit will be supplied
by the Rev. Augustus Soares of London,
England. All are cordially invited to
these services.
FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner OF Central avenue and Eighteenth
street, Rev. S. A. Bright, pastor.
Preaching at IL a. IN. and 1880 D. IN.
Sunday school at 1890 p. IN. Young
peoples service at 5:45 D. m. Epworth
League service at 6:30 p. IN. Clas:
meeting to follow the evening sermon,
Prot Geo. f. Inman has charge OF the
music
, 1890-03-23
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked VI
Throughout the CITY

Hurrah for the Thalia club
Advertisement abroad of the big june
shoot will soon be made.
Alex. Turubull & Co.. undertakes.
Geo. II. Willard, manager.
Costumes for the ITALIA masquerade
can now be rented at Keefe hall.
G. p. Arnold, the Laramie attorney,
has been appointed a notary public for
Albany county.
Seventeen cars of Nebraska potatoes,
billed to Ogd IN, were hauled through the
city yesterday.
Switchman Herman Linderman had his
hand badly bruised while making a our
ling Friday night.
The Thalia clubs masquerade Monday
eve.
The car repair shop tin roof will be
completed today and the painters will
finish by the middle OF the week.
1t is said to be the boast of Bishop
Talbot that he has shaken hands with
every Episcopalian in Wyoming and
Idaho.
One OF the new realty men offered yes,
terday to lay 500 that he could sell prop.
erty that cost him $50. 900 for $40. 600 IN
a month.
The music at the ITALIA clubs masauer-
sde will be excellent.
Ladies, have your hair cut, curled and
dressed in the New York point at the new
hair dressing parlor, Seventeenth street.
next door to telegraph office.
j. G. Baird lectures next Friday even
ing to high school pupils and others. His
subject will be English Ppritans and the
Settlement of New England"
Theo. Menges has sold to John G.
Eaton, an Omaha realty man, a half in
terest in Miunehaha addition for $l5, 900
The beautiful tract is to be replatted.
At the meeting of Wyoming a
Keeie hall Tuesday, preliminary arrange
mcnts will be made for the presentation
of a grand fay to the State of Wyoming,
A Platte department circular received
from Adit. Gen. Sheridan recites that thu
actual strength of his eight regiments il
BIOS and that 1926 recruits are required
Grand millinery opening Tuesday
March 25. All the very ewest Parislas
styles in dainty hats for maids and mat
rons. Seventeenth street, next door t,
Western Union telegraph office.
Don't miss the grand march at tn,
Thalia clubs masquerade Monday eve.
, 1890-03-23
RIsHOp OF e

The Kt. Rev. Maurice F. Burke, who
has been in Rome several months, will
not return to this place as Bishop Of
Cheyenne. He applied for a transfer
some time ago, and will in all probability
be named to succeed Bishop O'Conner at
Omaha.
In any event it is settled that Bishop
Burke will Dot come back to Cheyenne to
reside, and further, that the diocese of
Wyoming is to be minlstered by the
Bishop of Omaha, no matter who he
be.
This change, which seems inevitable,
is to be regretted. The See of Cheyenne
should have a bishop and Wyoming needs
one badly. There is much work beyond
this parish.
, 1890-03-23
"a Box of MonkeYs.,,

The theatrical element at Fort Russell
have exerted themselves to the utmost in
Arranging for the presentation OF a par
ody called "A Box OF Monkeys" to be
given in the hall at Fort Russell Thurs.
day evening, March 81, at 8 o'clock. A
special train will leave the Union Pacific
depot at 1880. returning after the play is
over. Tickets on sale at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis Monday morning.
, 1890-03-23

Homestead patents for the persons
named were received at the land Office
here yesterday:
Sever Ellington, Henry Neatfold and
Alexander Robbins, of Laramie county.
John Lindstrom. James z. Sutherland
William Brewer. Lowell M. Davis, o.
Samuel d. Spencer. Caleb A, Cook,
Joseph B. Maghee,and Robert Jack, oil
Carbon county.
, 1890-03-23

Col. Sitter is west on revenue business.
President Hoyt, of the University Is
over from Laramie.
NJ. Wasserman is home from II business
trip to Northern Colorado.
Mrs. +. Schweickert, who has been all
ing for some time, has gone to the Ogden
Hot Springs.
Samuel Powell, of the bridge depart.
ment. is in from his work on the Chey.
enne & Northern, for the day.
, 1890-03-23
TRIED TO

Emma Weaver, a woman of West
Eighteenth, became possessed of a desire
to get off the earth at | O'Clock this morn
ing. and swallowed about three fingers of
carbolic acid. She handicapped the
poison by drinking whiskey before down
ing the deadly dose and will recover.
, 1890-03-23
In New Quarters.

In their handiome new quarters on
Ferguson street, lately vacated by Kent's
bank, Riner & johnson will be better
prepared than ever to attend to the wants
of their customers, whether they want
fire or life insurance, coal or real estate.
Their long experience in these lines has
won for them the entire confidence of the
public, and with their increased facilities
in their new quarters, they can hope for a
very liberal share of the public patronage.
Good Hack Service. Gall telenhone Is.
, 1890-03-23
A Call.

To the Ladies of Cheyenne: A meet
ing will be held Tuesday afternoon,
March 25, at Keefc's hall. Business of
importance connected with statehood to
be considered.
A large attendance of ladies is desired.
AMELIA B. Posi-, Pres.
FRANCES E. HALE, Sec'y.
, 1890-03-23
THE OIL MONARCH.
Pittsburg Talk on the Petroleum
Fields of Wyoming.
Rich Companies Have Projected
Development Work.
The Big Purchases of Foreign
Firms and Corporations.

P%TTTsBURG, Pa. March 2l.-Penn
s~ylvania oil operators are turning their
attention to Wyoming Territory, from
which those interested are claiming that
big things are in prospect. The oil fields
are located in the central part Of the terri
tory. Oil was found there several years
ago, but the territory has never been de-
veloped to much extent. Now, however,
an energetic effort is to be made IN that
direction by several companies. and the
coming summer promises to be a lively
one there in field operations. Knolly &
Treat, of Bradford, have secured by pur-
chase a block of about 60, 900 acres on
which they will put down wells. The
Standard OIL company has bought up
100, 900 acres in the Big Horn oil basin,
and Pittsburr operators have also gotten
hold of several thousand acres in the
lower portion of the territory. A
company of Pittsburg men ia now
about completing the purchase of
10000 or 1900 acres on which to
star: operations this spring. Whole
townships of thirty six square miles have
been bought up by oil men, so that il
Wyoming's fields are not properly devel'
oped 1t will not be the fault of the opera,
tors. What are known as the Lander
wells, located south Of the Wind River
reservation, and owned by a Salt Lake
City company, which have been shut
down for three or four years, are to be
opened up again. and it is thought they
will give u a combined daily production
of 700 barrels. They are shallow wells
being only $50 feet deep. Their produc
is an exceedingly fine quality of lubricat
ing oil that would be worth ID Pittsburg,
it is claimed, Sl2 a barrel. Both lubri
eating and Illuminating oils are found il
Wyoming, the latter being about the
same quality as Washington county PA
oil.
1t is about time the Wyoming oil fields
were being developed. They are of i'm
mense extent. easy of access and the pro-
duct is of a high quality. The Lander
wells are wonderful. They are three il
number and have been plugged for sew
eral years. When unlocked each proves
a spouter, throwing a stream OF black oil
high in the air.
Beside one of the wells is a spring
which flows into a basin, forming a Lake
of petroleum 300 wards long and fifty
, 1890-03-23

Myers & Foster, 3O7 Sixteenth street,
successors to John Myers, proprietors OF
the Wyoming shoe store and shoe shop,
have put on two more good men and are
now able to turn out any number OF boots
and sboes to order. Repairing OF al
kinds, good leather and good work al
moderate prices.
, 1890-03-23

DR.. Wyman has an insane patient at
the county hospital in the person OF Jas.
Nolan, who has a wife and eight children
and a ranch on Rawhide creek. near Fort
Laramie. Nolan was ~adjudged non
compos mentis " Justice Hart. The
wife testified that she did not consider it
safe to have him at the ranch. He was
in the army till three years ago and thinks
he is still a soldier.
There will be a Maple Sugar social
Thursday evening, March 25 at the Meth
od,st church. A conversation programme
and refreshments will be provided.
, 1890-03-23
Hin TO ID ate and Down to the Times

Up to ID ate and Down to the Times.
THE PHOENIX MARKET
While 1t Is up to date m every essential
is down to the times IN the matter OF
placing upon the market the following
line OF staple and fancy goods at prices
Ref Veal Mutton,
Turkeys, ChlckehS'
Quail, fraiT,e Gh'oAens'
Dressed Teal, Ducks,
Vegetables of all kinds,
Fish and Oysters,
Pickles. Pigs Feet, Trlpe.
Pure Lard.
Pork Sausage, poloena
Wiener Wurst, Honey.
, 1890-03-23

Secale Flakes at A. Underwood & Bro.
, 1890-03-23

Good Hack Service. Cali telephone Is.
, 1890-03-23

For SALE-Old papers. LEADER office.
, 1890-03-23

Rags Rags!
Good price paid for white rags at
Leader Office.
, 1890-03-23

storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1890-03-23
Rags Rags!

Pork Sausage,
Wiener Wurst,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-24
Bref fran Winnipeg.

Winnipeg ar en- stad pa mellan 90 och
80, 900 invanare och ar, som bekant, huf-
yudstaden Manitoba. Den ar altman
het gIest bebygd och stracker sig derf6r
0fver en- ganska stor areal. Har ar en- an
senlig iernvagscenter. Great Northern
och Northern Pacific inl6pa har och dess
utom har den stora Canadian Pacific en- af
sina hufvudstationer har. Manitoba
Northwestern inl5per fran Portage La Prai-
rie 0fver G. P. banan. hvarjemte ett antal
mindre banor utl0pa harifran. Har finnas
stora jernvagsyerkstade stora gresham
delshus ochen mangd storartade f6rsta
klassens handelsbutiker. Bland offentli-
ga byggnader marka vi det statliga kapi-
toilet, radhuset och EFT allmant fritt hospi-
tai. Nagramil fran staden Or f6rlagdt det
suorartade asylet.f6r sinnessvaga. Har Or
ganska lifiigt inom affarsveriden pa grund
af den utmarkta gr5dan. Det enda som
verkat nedsaende har varit det envisa
regnandet, >hyarigenom gr6dans inberg-
ming f6rsenats.
Offantliga strackor af b6rdigt land ligga
annu oupptagna inom Manitoba. Roger
ingen erbjuder 100 acres homestead och
lika mycket pa preemption pa till och med
battre vilkor an sjelfve Onkel Sam. ALA
Jenna sektioner utom 8 och 2S aro 6ppna
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-24
cusTAvus ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

Skolarbetet har nu varit gang nagot
6fver iva veckor. Alltsamman b0rjar ga
temligen stadigt nu. Nya AMANDA hvarje
dag. ALA rummen aro for lange sedan
upptagna, men rum fins att "a staden for
atminstone hundra eller hundrafemtio till.
Antalet ar nu 14O. Affarsafdelningen har
redan omkring EFT fjerdedels hundra, mu-
sikafdelningen omkr. EFT femtedels hundra
clever. Bref och f5rfragningar inkomma
alltjemt. Knappast nagot ar har korre-
spondensen varit sa stor som / On. Till
och med franciskanersystraIn staden
hafva efterskrifvit var katalog, for hvad
Sndamal veta vi ei.
AT fjorarets seniorer ar en- gangen till
teol. seminariet Rock Island; en- till
Johns Hopkins universitet Baltimore,
Maryland; en- ar larare vid Emanuel Aca-
denny Minneapolis; en- ar principal for
publikskolan Stanton, Iowa; en- 6fvar
predikoverksa1nhet; de tire 6friga skolverk-
samhet allmanhet. "EHt'as - ''t p. @@
AT dem som bevistat affarsafdelningen
sedan den 6ppnades for tire ar sedan. haf-
va redan cit femtiotal l6nande anstallnin-
gar. Delta visar, att det l0nar sig att skaf-
ia sig kunskap. .'~f T. "@..
Pastor P. A. Bergquist fran Peale, Pa,
gjorde skolan cit bes0k under veckan, IL
kasa hi Josua Hasselquist, son till DIR. +.
N. Hasselquist. Hr Hasselquist var for
dom larare vid skolan.
Prof. Uhlers svarfar, hr j. Walter, bo-
satt Easton, Pa, dog for ett par veckor
sedan. Tio dagar senare f0ljdes han af
sin maka. sa att familjen Uhler har fatt
sorg pa sorg. vi deltaga med dem. Fru
Werner har varit pa sjuklistan de senare
dagarne. Hon ar pa battringsvagen.
N. Brink, son till framlidne past. Brink
Fish Lake, kom for att fortsatta sina stu
dier afven ar, men sjuknade dagen efter
sin ankomst hit. Alldenstnnd sympto.
merna visade att fara var a farde for ett
fall af nervfeber, reste han strax till sin
morbror, dr. F. "A. j Edholm, der han nu
ligger hardt sjuk neryfeber. ...... 49,.
De literara sallskapen halla regelbundet
sina m6ten. De stafa med hvarandra ON
hvilket som ar Diet NEST fortienstfulla. En-
sund Italian ar fortrahifg. Musikbandet
har omorganiserats. Orkestern b5rjar sitt
arbete inom kort. q +. ...'..
Nicollet county haller sin "fair" den Is
80 sept. Skolan dir med utstallningen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-24
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

/" .FOthcnaG9ag0en 3 UtGh uppgifves
officielt till 206, ,49s personer, hvilket dr. en-
f6r6kning af so, 5s5 sedan 1880.
Den y,,snigG ssederb 0rden under de
tva senaste veckorna har gjort betydlig
skada pa b retestackarne, hvarigenom qva-
liteten f6rsamrats.
RepresentG,atlst1sets anti-lotteri
bill har af senaten antagits. For att "a
gallande kraft erfordras nu endast presi-
dentens underskrift.
FOrl6Ic,aissgshcOnejte. Talmannen
Reed utnamde onsdags husets medlem,
mar af den konferenskomite, som skall
avagabringa enighet mellan huset och Sc
naten, r0rande tarif1agen.
Unders0lcnjssgsEOnsSteen som ned
salts for att genomga pensionskommissa
rien Raums affa1er, afslutade onsdags
vittnesf6rh6ren. Komiteens betankande
tros blifva till favor for Raum. ..H.
.K0lpGIztset / Ott,snssU0, IosUa,
0ppnades f6rliden onsdag under stora hog
tidligheter, hvarvld guvern5ren och De 3f.
riga Observation-Disclosures togo del. Palat-
set ar helt och hallet af stenkol.
Den g0s'syG historien. Det hal
vackt stort uppseende Canada att rege-
ringsorganet "Quebec Telegraph" 0ppet
uttalat sig for Canadas skiljande fran Eng.
land och f6rening med F5renta Staterna
FOrsJdget ON tradplanteringslagens
upphafvande har af senaten antagits. Bill
len har redan anita gifts af representative.
set. Senator gjorde nagra andringar i
f1rslaget, hvadan det nu kommer att be-
handlas af en- konferenskomite.
FrisGnd. Kontraktoren w. Langdon
hyilken nyligen d6dade sin hustrus MOI
dare Grand Mound, Iowa, frikandes al
iuryn och sattes genast pa fri fot. Ned.
tryckt af sorg tog han sin hustrus lik med
sig till Madison, Wisconsin, for att der
begrafvas.
sjeltf'0rsvdr. En- ung man Cheteh
Wis, vid namn Gustaf Larson, d6dade
sjelff5rsvar sin egen fader f6rliden ons
days matt. Fadern stod begrepp att do
da bade sin hustru och son, hvilken sena
re frivilligt 0fverlemnade sig | sheriffens
handler. Stamningen bland folket dr. ps
sonens sida.
FfMkterp0rtess fs'd,s Catifornien
ar beraknas till 10000 tons, och for tran
sporten af denna ofantliga qvautitet kraf-
vas 10, 900 jernvagsvagnar. Statens brut
toinkomst hxrf5r uppgar till $4,000. 900
For att ia en- ide ON, hvad fruktsk0rdel
betyder for Californian, b5r man veta, at
vardet at delta ars fruktproduktion g
mycket understiger ward ct af hela staten
hveteproduktion for fera az.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-24
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
AUG. COLLEGE g. sEMlNARluM.

Det var ovantadt att efter motgangen
varas "a b0rja skolaret med 215 clever.
Det var ovantadt och pa samma gang upp-
muntrande. En- betydlig till0kning har
ar kommit fran Moline, en- AMMAN fran
Michigan. Eft Store antal qvinliga ele-
yer aro naryarande ar am nagonsin f0rr.
Icke blott ALA skolans husrum, utan ma
stan ALA trakten ha upptagits af de stu
derande. Har ar dock annu plats for ae-
ra. Den gamla ekonomiska lagen tyckes
besanna sig, att tillgangarne 6kas samma
man som efterfragan tilltager. Mr.. SID
berg, som flor t0restod matinrattningen
vid lar0verket, har smart fardigt ett hus
med Is rum, som komma att utbjudas de
studerande. ..@.......
Laroverkets general manager haller
dessutom pa med att organisera ett bolag
som skall bygga EFT storre hus att hyra
till de studerande.
Eft m0bleradt rum betingar fran So till
81 manaden.
Religionsundervisnin college be-
strides af professor Forsander, tire af coll
egelararne och af pastor 81. o. Lindeblad.
Professor Enander har gjort ett synner-
ligen f0rdelaktigt intryck pa saval clever
som kolleger. Hans lardom ar f0renad
med ett praktiskt sundt omd0me och hans
mangsidiga erfarenhet lifvets olika varf
p1r att alaven af hnnom far iphemta myc-
ket af den del of den verkliga bildningen,
som ej star att lasa becker och som af
en- framstaende laroverksf5restandar be-
namts ''the unconscious element in edu-
cation".- Professor Lindberg har eli annu
kommit, men det tros, att han amman flyt-
ia hit november. Hasselqvist, som
vid skolarets b0rjan var nagot opasslig, ar
nu kry igen.