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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

OF course. With them 1t is as common
a thing to take breakfast In bed as it is
for US to take ours at the breakfast
table. Very many American women,
however, would be glad to copy the
French custom If they could do so COR
venlently, and If they knew just how to
go to work at it. Having tray brought
to one in bed is more or less awkward,
because the tray is liable to be upset or
tilted, and then the coffee cup and egg
glasses suffer an upset in consequence.
Serving breakfast upon little stand
alonside the bed is an improvement
upon the tray-in-bed style, but this
necessitates more of an exertion than
woman who takes her breakfast in bed
cares to make.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
West Virginia Pensions.

special 1eteeT0D 10 me heglSteT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The following
West Virginia pensions have been is
sued: Original-Ennis Bias, Crispen
M. Stom, Ezekiel Boice, Charles Far
row, John w. Johnson, Thomas Powell.
joan G.. Brain, Charles d. Rockley,
Wesley Polling, Geo. T. Dillon, John P.
Reynolds, Chas. L. Waller, John G..
Henderson, Jas. Cassidy, Richard Lee
son, Geo. Ii. Owens, Arch Collins, John
A. Cross. Hamilton Rose, Josepbus
Whitlach, Reason j. Wilhelm, Esrom
Arnett, Jonathan Pulin, Thomas E.
Crawford. John J. Scott. Addison Dun
lap, Elias S. Terrell, Nathan Wright,
Jas. F. Grim, John p. Kennedy, Daniel
w. King, Absolom Holdman, George
w. Smith, Calvin Jones, Thos. Cor
nell, John ". A. Lilly, John R. Mason,
Increase-Francis NJ. Willard, Jona-
than Fl. Casio, Alvin Russell, Basel
Brown, John A. Herbert, Geo. A. Teats,
Geo. w. MeIntire, Wilson Laraway,
MarceIlus Tooters, Isaac W. NJ. Perine,
Meredith Prickett, Michael Doom,
Thomas ]. Lockhart, Christopher n.
Lyons, VIM. II. Bowman, Levi W..
Starkey, Joseph HARTLEY, Matthew
Swiger, Alkanah W. Casper, David W.
Huey, Eugene A. Worthington, Geo. j..
Thomas, Francis Gilmore, Abraham
Lantam.
Re-issue-EdmundM Messenger, James
NJ. Fanver, James II. Lewis, Isaac
Beall.
Supplemental-John E. Daily, Hugh
3. Henry.
Additional-Marion Woofter, Henry
W. Baker, Elias Gooding, S,las Fitch
well, Nicholas Unger, Jacob 81. Bailey,
Edmund Guthrie, VIM. Linn. Chas- At
kinson, John E. Stidd. Samuel P. Ches-
shire, Lerinzo d. Peny, John Taught,
YIN Spurleck.
Widows, Etc Elizabeth Frow, Mary
E. Wilson, Catharine Wigner, Joanna
Pramer, Elizabeth P. Braden. Anna E.
Adams, CeIestia o. Thomas, David Dye
(father), Rebecca Mason, Mary n. Pier
pont.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

youngest Of the prima donnas in the
country, not yet having reached her
twentY-hfth year.
There was something wrought the
theatres last week. In not one was
heard THE Picture Turned Toward the
WALL" Has it really been turned?
-
Oh, myl What terrible calamities
are in store for US. Mrs. Scott-Siddons
has taken to the stage again and is go
ing to make a tour of the country.
-
Nowadays the soubrette who does not
have a press agent is mot in it," 1t
does not cost the girls much. They are
not case OF "come high"
49,
Paris supports three circuses the year
round. The HippOdrome runs six
months in the year, and has bull fight
semi-weekly.
Geo. c. Staley, who appears here dur
ing the holidays in "a Royal Pass" is
getting splendid notices, and Staley de-
serves them.
Two Of Gus Williams old plays were
produced in Bellaire last week: Zone
Of the Finest" and "Oh! What a
Night"
Manager Benedict has had row with
James REILLY, Of the Broom Maker Com
pany, and Benedict has left the COM
pany.
A gymnast calling himself Nitsm
Negg jumps 100 feet from the roof Of
the Royal Aquarium, London, into a
mattress.
Mr.. Frederick Wade has placed the
entire routing of his Wade-James COM
bination in the hands Of Klaw & En-
LANCER.
For about the eighteenth time in the
past year The Boomer" has gone TO
the wall This boomer will not boom.
Edwin BootR may accept an invita-
ton TO spend month or two as the
guest Of Henry Irving in London.
Hoyt's ga Temperance Town" will
be first produced at the Grand Opera
House, Columbus, o., March 13.
-
The Work and Wages Company closed
in Jersey City on Saturday. There was
plenty Of work but no wages.
-
The Days, Lizzie and Little Whey,
in their comedy, The Latest Fad" are
touring Ohio with success.
-
Old Jed Prouty has been to Dwight,
H., and is now again with his com
pany, a new man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
The Old Armchair.

The old-time armchair that we, who
are getting into the scared and withered
leaf age, can remember has come back
to us-the old chair with the stiff, high
back and the heavy arms-the kind that
the family cat and the morning paper
always go with-the kind that grand
father used and which for years has
been down cellar. 1t is brought up now,
and the "high art' stores or giving it a
prominent place in their stock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
HE HAS NEVER HEEN DEFEATED.

Tom Callahan's Career In the Ring, and
What lie Thinks of Kenny.
Tom Callahan, who is matched 70 fight
Billy Kenny, OF Jersey City, the ex-
amateur featherwelght champion Of
America, with skin gloves to finish,
for $1,000 and $3.50 a side, was born in
London about 10 years ago. His parents
were Irish. 1t is on account of his
countenance that the boxer is known as
The Irishman" Most of his life has
been spent at Newcastle Tyne, where
he had plenty of fights, many OF the
Oare-knuckle order, and all Of which he
won.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

v,,,,,m Dean HoweIls to Write SOY
Especially for Girls.

WILLIAM Dean Howells to Write 49,
Especially for Girls.
7. ia said that Mr.. Howells, VINO IS
nerbaps the foremost OF living AMER
can noyelists, has long had In nina
story Of American girl-life, when no
believes will be the best piece OF wola
ne has ever done. The great noVenss
has now been induced 10 write out tDo
story. and at present he is at work upon
il. II sa novel unlike any which Mr.
HowelIs has ever written. IL deals en-
tirely with the struggles OF western
girl who goes to New York. ana the
story will have about It all the navor
which attaches TO tale of city lie with
Young girl as the central heroine.
Heretofore all OF Mr.. HoweIls' novels
have gone TO the Harpers, but TINS
special girls novel will be printed
during 1892 in The Ladies' Home Jour.
nal, of Philadelphia, the publishers OF
which have bought the exclusive rights
to the story from Mr.. Howells. The
novel is TO be beautifully illustrated,
and Mr.. Howells himself believes that
IL will be as attractive story as any
with which his name has been con-
nected.
TowN TALK-Tsppan & Connels
beautiful "Aristo" Fotografs.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
Breakfast in Bed

1t is often very comfortable and very
convenient to take ones breakfast in
bed. Our French Cousins are accus-
toned to this, and regard it as matter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
ELEvEN-ELEvEN,
Wanted wanted!

The Public to know that our doll Show
viii take place December 9Th, at
THE POPULAR,
iii Main &C.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
How taIar an EGG.

Let the lover of good egg-the one
who can eat eggs every morning all the
year round, and who rejoices in the real
egg favor-stand the beloved article on
one end in a small egg glass and then,
ever so cautiously, tap on the other end
until small hole is made. Let him,
still proceeding cautiously, take off the
broken shell until there is bare white
surface exposed about the size of five
cent piece. Now. with an egg spoon or
an after dinner coffee spoon, puncture
the surface of the egg and, dropping a
piece of butter about as large as a
white bean, let him chop up the entire
egg until it rests in its shell, all cut up
and ready TO be eaten. 1t is still delic-
iously hot, and has parted with none Of
its pristine loneliness. Just as soon as
we'll prepared it should be eaten, before
it has had time to cool. Those who eat
eggs in this way will testify to their
glory, and those who do not take them
thus would do well to give them trial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
A New Curtain Pole.

A curious arrangement OF window
top is accomplished by discarding the
conventional curtain pole and substitu-
ting nothing more nor less than a limb
of tree, as quaint and as japanese in
it's siugularity and Quaintness as it is
possible to get it. This limb should be
a forked affair, shaped like letter Y
If laid on its side. The curtain should
be draped over one leg and the extern
sion OF the Y, and along the branch or
leg that rises npward-the scheme is to
perch blackbirds and squirrels and hang
old cllnging moss. It's one of those
things that you can't describe, but can
perhaps imagine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
PURELY FEMININE.
THINGS That ARE SURE TO nrRRsSr ALL
THB LADIES'
Wing Tee Wse-An American iirl Baroness
Evening Gowns That Wsr Well.
Lamps in FavOr-Ths Old
Armchair.
Wing Tee Wee.

Wing Tee Wee.
Soundings.
Oh, Wing Tee Wee
Was "A sweet Chinee,
And she lived in the town Of Tao
And her eyes were Due,
And her curling Quele
Hung dangling down her back.
And she fell in love with the gay Van Lii,
VINO wrote his love on laundry i'll.
And ing lung Told
Was pirate bold.
And he sailed in Chinese junk
And he loved, ali me-
Sweet Wing fee We;
But his valiant heart had sunk;
So he drowned his woes in a Spalling "hZZ,"
And he swore that the maid wOult yet be his.
So bold Ting Told,
Showed all his gold
To the maid Of the town Of Tao;
And sweet Wing We
Eloped 10 sea
And never more came back
For Ia far Chinee the maids are fir
And the maids are false as they ar elsewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
aILMoRE,s Rand COMING.
The Great Array of Musicians to Play at
the Opera House.

Mr.. John B. Bartlett, manager of
Gilmore's Band, was in town yester-
day and completed arrangements for
the visit here of that great Orgsniza-
ton shortly. They will appear at the
Opera House next Friday, giving
two concerts, afternoon and even
ing. The organization this season
includes sixteen soloists. The vocaiists
are Miss Emile Schneeloch, soprano;
Miss Emma Schneeloch, contralto;
Mons. Clodio, tenor; Edward OMa-
honey, basso. The following are the
two programmes that will be rem
dered:-
AFTERNOON CONCERT.
/. oyerture-"R ienzi"-Gilmore's Band
Q. saxophone moonlight on the Lake,
Mrs f. A. Lefebrs
Ac mpanied by the French Horn QuGrtette,
Messrs. Weston, Vohkins, Mel nna Zilm.
8 Intermezzo Sinfonico-From 'Cavalleria
Observation-Disclosures Bani....Ma easni
4. Duet forSopcano and Contralto0rvenetiaq
The BS Misses S9n Emile and Emma scsn u
D. RhapsodIe HoDgroise, No. 2-Giimo.e's
Band ................... ..:.......:.. .LlsZt
6 Aria for Basso Canta ute-"Let All ODE ."
Mr.. Edward J. O'Ma oney ......... Leach
Z. Symp homie observation-disclosures Band,
:.......... .......................Sc ubert
s Air varie, for Soprano-Miss Emile
Schgeeloch ......................M ulder
g. Moroccan Characteristic ue-"ln the Mill,
GimOrs's Band. .GllIet
TO- Aria TOR Teno:-'Leleste Aida"-Mo $.
Cl0dio. ............... Observation-Disclosures verdi
IL. Nation Authem-"Columba".. Gilmore
~ "Sherman's March Through Georgia.
Funeral March. ........... ...... ..........
l3 "Sonthefn Jollincation
Scene.......... ..-...... Chas. hunKel
EVENING CONCERT.
l. nhanser'-Gimore's Band
,.r, ": n " wad
g. Nocturue Lost Happiness" Gilmores
BAND Eilenb-rg
a. Aria for Bas>o-"The Mighty Deep"-Mr
Edward j. O'Mahony ................ jude
8 Grand Scene from the Huguenots-"Bene-
diction OF the Poignards" - Gilmores
Band ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eyerbeer
G. Cayatina for Sopr,no-'Ny Noble knights"
Miss En- lie S}hneeloch 49,. Meyerbeer
T. "Humoresque '-Danse des Negres
Gimore's sand. .............C has. Kunkel
g. ARA for Tenor-"Sslve Dimora," from
FAust-Mons. Clodio. ..............G ouDod
Gilmores Band. ............ 80. wagner
TO- Duet for Sopran and Coutral'o-"Chee fui-
ness"-Tbe Misses Emile and Emma
Schneeloch. ........-- ............, Gumortt
H. Grand Scene from II Trovaio'e-"Miserere'
Messts Bode, Raffayolo and Band. Verd
l2 "Shernan's March Through Georgia."
MS Funeral March. Observation-Disclosures.
l3 Episode Mlitaire-"The Charge OF the
Light Brigade"-Gilmore' Band Puerner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

bs annie Ward Tiffany, who appeared
5s, .e IaSt season, claims the honor of
Az ,lS ,2e only female Irish star on the
r,g-..Can stage. There may be no
I,.L' l'1e Annie, but the gang OF male
krol. s'arS(?l make up for all deic-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Oh, myl What terrible calamities
are in store for US. Mrs. Scott-Siddons
has taken to the stage again and Is go
ing to make tour Of the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

,,' @5'GlouEh Richard Mansfield is on the
rl lam. ls mas not created any breach Sc
srS enough to make him conspicuous,
v.il "a. .le discharge Of his press agent
=" Speedily follow
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Lev. lew Dockstader says: "The incest
r.loor / ever had was an undertaken
nv -o lad his shop next door. There
ms -S nothing Stiff about him except his
gslus.sSS' and be said TO me many time,
Time you run short of ice let me
'" and / will send you in block"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

oDe, -'s Is now Miss Huntington's fifth
'S season. She is about the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Town TALK-Tsppan & Connel's
beautiful "Aristo" Fotografs.
BARGAINS in white, black and gray
Rugs, at HENRY JACOBS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Frank Girard. of DockStader's Min
sireS, has headed a movement toward
erecting a suitable monument over the
grayeot Billy Manning, at PiQua, Ohio.
The resting place Of the dead veteran
minstrel, 70 whom min>trelSy owes
great deal, is wholly unmarked at
present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Nowadays the soubrette who does not
have press agent is mot in it," 1t
does not cost the girls much. They are
not case OF "come high"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

There was something wrong>at the
theatres last week. In not one was
heard The Picture Turned Toward the
WALL" Has it really been turned?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

10 three weeks time Chas. E. Locke
had cncounterep three sherifIS, been de-
.aye1 by accidents twice, and diSap-
pointed audiences on three different
occasions. If lie keeps up he will sur
pass his record as a remarkable man.
The Emma Juch company has not met
with much success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Some time ago Hermann gave a per-
iormauce 10 Montgomery, Ala. II was
his first appearance in that city. The
audience was a very small one, an6 the
Professor was disguised. During one
Of his feats he needed the assistance Of
some one from the audience. When
the man reached the stage Hermann
said:
'Did you ever see me in this city be-
f0re?'
NO, sir"
"Wel, take a good look at me. You
viii never see me here again"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

he night of poor Billy Flor nce's
1,l'A Joe Jefferson did not give a per-
NJ nance oat Of respect to his memory.
1 r-,s meant a loss Of over 81, 900 TO Mr..
r.~gI>oo. How many men would give
~. ~ '1at amount to show their appreci-
--yn OF a friepdp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

Paris supports three circuses the year
round. The HippOdrome runs six
months in the year, and has bull fight
semi-weekly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

youngest Of the prima donnas in the
country, not yet having reached her
twentY-hfth year.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30
List Premium,

This paper will present to any
lady who, between now and the
first day of January next, will get
IL fifty cash yearly subscribers, q
New Homes "American Unionn
sewing machine, worth $50. This
machine Is a beauty, has 7 drawers
and full set OF attachments, and is
as good as there Is manufactured.
II the solicitor should prefer any
other make of machine, II can be
supplied. In case any party at
tempting should not succeed in
getting the required number, a
cash commission will be allowed,
30 they Will not have their trouble
for nothing. Each subscriber as
obtained must be sent In with the
money, when the paper will be
started and the subscriber credited
to the one sending 1t in. 1t will
be worth while for any lady who
needs first class sewing machine
TO make the attempt.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30
50 PER YEAR.


A man going by the name OF
Jack Wilson stopped at Green's
Palace hotel Sunday night and
stole four pair Of blankets from
the hotel aud a suit of clothes from
Dr. Bishop. The blankets he ped
died around aud the clothes he pnt
on at Wallace. selling his old ones
at that place. Marshal Crulchfield.
who followed on his trail a. far a.
Albuquerque, recognized the sold
clothes at Wallace as having been
worn by Wilson when here. The
last heard of him was nj El Paso.
where he was doubtless preparing
TO extend his tour Into Mexico. So
bold a sneak thief is seldom seen
outside the haunts Of a city.
Another attempt ut sneakinr
goods was made last night at the
store OF J. FL. Gerdes & Co., The
Fellow Claimed 10 be from the In
dian Territory. lie walked into
the store, laid his overcoat down
on top OF another coat ON the coun-
ter and when Charley Way was
busy, picked up his coat with
the Other, one wrapped inside of II.
Dr. Bishop, who happened to be In
the store, noticed the, sneak ana
calling Ways attention to IL, mar
shal Crutchdeld was sent for and
he was taken In charge.
Jimmie Thomas, the above, was
tried today by Judge Kendall and
sent to Santa Fe for 90 days.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30

The MONDAY sun dosu't seem
much like winter. However We
know not what = day OF q week
mag bring forth. especially when
We have so many conflicting
weather prophets.
L. NJ. Cunningham. l.. ID. Sugar,
Randolph Kelley and some more
Of the boys. are killing of the an
tslope pretty fast arond Cerrillos.
There should be some law 10 pre-
vent this wholesale slaughter oi
game.
Barney Flanagan. the coal mI-
ner who was killed last Friday
by a fall of rock In the Ross
Griffith mine, was buried Satur-
day In the Cerrillos cemetery. all
the coal miners laying Off to attend
the funeral.
Pupils attending school should
obey the rules and try to aid the
teacher In advancing them. A
real desire TO learn and tractablo
disposition on the part Of a pupil,
will interest a teacher and form q
bond Of friendship not easily bro
ken and of great advantage.
The time Is here now to do good
by telling to mining capitalists all
over the world, what is In our
section. And, with gold, silver,
copper, iron, lead, zine; and all
grades Of coal at hand to treat them
with, we certainly,have something
to offer. The promise IL good for
heavy investment In this section
within the next year, and 1t is the
duty of all to help advertise our
resources, so that early and thor
ough development may follow.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30

IL l. gathered from recent puhli-
cations Ia the Globe. Democrat and
other newspapers. that the Cerril-
los Coal a Iron Company have
bonded many copper aud Iron
properties In the Hanover district,
Grant county, aud that II Is \ part
Of its plans to put up big smelter
there. shipping fuel from the coal
fields al this place. Why not put
the smeiter here aud help feed IL
with the Hanover oress Ii has
been demonstrated that the best
aud cheapest place 10 smelt ores
aud especially copper ores, Is where
fuel aud flux can be had at the
door. The matte. rarely averaging
over 80 to GO per cent. must 20 on
TO find Its market In the east. And
now. let US consider this not mere
ly as u point TO treat the ore from
n company's mines, but as y point
for the extensive reduction OF ores.
Denver, Pueblo, Socorro, and El
Paso smeIters buy and ship their
fuel aud lluxiug material, aud de-
pend upon treating custom ores at
profit. Their additional expense
In this one enamel would make
handsome pv0it on large invest
ment on smelling plant here.
Now, In the present instance, with
this great advantage bringing as II
would the ores for treatment from
southern and westefnNew Mexico.
Arizona and MexicO-with loca.
tion which, had 1t the facilities,
would soon become one of the
greatest reducing points In the
southwest-why should not the
smelter be built here? IL would
save the shipping Of all fuel, and II
a sinelter ut the mines should treat
custom ores, the freighting of fuel
to the plant from their mines here.
would be positive loss. So there
Is every advantage In locating the
smelter at Cerrillos, and the larger
the plant the less necessity there
will be of eerly increasing Its ca
pacity.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30
Building stOne.

In Santa Fe county can be found
as fine building stone of different
varieties, ~ could be desired. The
bluff opposite Lamy junction sup
piled the brown stone In the Ter
ritorial capital building, and we
assert that there 10 not q stone
building in existence that presents
n handsomer appearance. The
beautiful fence around the capital
grounds and the stone In the Fed
eral building at Santa Fe. are from
Cerrillos. This section can supply
an abundance of building stone. OF
all grades and varieties.
The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30

The CerrillOs mining district is
all right.
j. p. o'brien Is doing assessment
work In the CerrIllos district.
The concentration at the Central.
Is = steadily producing plant.
IL. +. Strong has been hauling
out machinery this week TO Do
lores.
]. +. Graham has a considerable
amount of assessment work TO do
in the Gerrilios mining district.
No new developments have come
to hand regarding the San Lazarus
situation, up to the tune Of going
to press.
Two men came near smothering
In the Cunningham mine Sunday
afternoon by going In too soon af-
ter blast. DIR. Palmer was called
and Strengthened them out.
Superintendent l.. Huhn, OF the
Cerrillos Mining Company, was In
Santa Fe during the week. His
successor has not yet arrived, but
Il Is presumed his arrival may be
chronicled in few days.
James Lucas has got his new
hoisting machinery and breaker at
work, and the Albuquerque papers
note the arrival In that city Of the
first carload of Cerrilos anthracite
coal, nicely prepared for market In
Pennsylvania style. One more
smoke-stack in the group at the
little Pittsburgh.
The Great Grant and Omaha
smelling company at Denver, has
decided to double Its capacity for
the treating OF ores ut the latter
city, and the Colorado Iron Works,
one of the largest founderies and
manufactures in the west, has
been given the contract to TO sup
ply It's additional machinery.