The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-10-18

Aycave in occurred AT the Ludington
mine Wednesday pmorning entombing
five men named P. Sliges, p. Dunn, J.
Fisher. w. r. Davies and w. Bailey.
Sluges and Dunn were taken out alive.
]. Fisher was taken out three honrs
latcr, dead. The other two are dead
but their bodies have not been recover.
ed yet.
David Kingston, prominent lumber
operator Of Eagle Harbor, has chartered
the City Of Marquette for the transpor-
tation OF hay and oats from this port Ia
Eagle Harbor. The Marquette took on
her first load yesterday from Hebard'a
dock. The suppl es are destined for
Mr.. Kingston's camps near that city.
500 News.
Z From the south ;s KS
Ths ALLOWING nsx.y letter, publishsd
a Itep Pr, wss written ~ Prof. Iiavs
y 4 have been for several weeks among
the iron ore deposits Of the South, in
Virginia, Georgia and Alabama, and as
an American citizen, proud Of the re-
sources and development Of his country,
/ am greatly pleased with the outlook
here. Alabama and Georgia have great
resources; they are wonderful. The
iron and coal deposits are near together,
and they are extraordinary. The lime
stone is here also in abundance.
The Georgia and northeast Alabama
deposits OF ore are limonites brown
ore found in the hills and mountains in
the iron ore range. They are richer in
iron and lower in phosphorus than the
ores at Birmingham. In fact, it is said
that without mixture of the brown
ore with the Birmingham ore, car-wheel
iron and iron of that grade cannot be
made. I send You piece Of the Birm.
ingham ore that you may see what it is
like. They called it fossiliferous ore.
1t occurs for many miles along the ran
ge, striking northeasterly and dipping
southwesterly, about Ten degrees with
the horizon, sometimes more, sometimes
less, and outcropping along the top or
r,onn,a;ns - s.nd.tona foru,o.;on Tho
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oa.s,oa coorr;o o+ tho Etno
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~ a.. a. 80 onst ~ .lo ovororo
60 oon,s ,,or ton a. tho frrnoco The
connorv owns tho m;ne IT, ;so brown
orc ond hos e he screened or washed
Thov nov th a nen ~ nor dav of 1s
borr,s worb Hare fP;rm;no obam, tbe1
10 n,;rar. a. OK ,or aar ond cot m :,
10 To-. 90 oro % tho ,0,n Th;s ,vo,
,o,a nc !, fororoh1o r,;na whor.
there v,s no,l,;no - do Int to hrool
5o,.n tho 80 an5 ~. q IT, co,s
F'opie 90 not reailzc that the IRON ore
which they possess is worth far more
th m their King Cotton. In fact th,
r,;raro, 5onos;to of Alabama oro ~ O.,
.-'''-I' : 80 -, = -, 4 - 80
grea'er Faiue tnah az othef interests o.
the state combined.
The South has a great future before
Il Tts denos;ts of iron cok;po con,
...,s 10. ~, 80
s'ohe' inaioie' sia'e, c'aS' 'iihocr' COZ
ton. ETC., It's equable climate, streams