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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-16
MOlasses as Fuel.
Louisiana Planter.

Louisiana Planter.
The low price OF common molasses
some year or more ago led the Plant
ter to urge its distiilatiOn into alcohol
and at the same time one of Its cor
RESPONDENTS suggested its use as fuel,
q d the. ugg ion attracted wide at.
ten ton at the time, and several In.
ventors had in hsnd apparatus that
they believed would be successful in
burning molasses If it were to be used
as fuel
Molasses is new as low or lower
than ever, two cents per gallon hard
ly neing Obtainable for it. OF heavy
bodied moIssses 166 % gallons will
weigh a short ton of 1000 pounds.
This would make full cost So 80 per
ton on the plantations and rather less
per Ton than current prices for coal
delivered there.
The question would then arise as to
the fuel value of molasses. AS it is
almost altogether carbonaceous mat
ter, Ii mnst have a considerable fuel
value, but its relative merits as COM
pared with bituminous coal We have
no data at hand to determine. Heavy.
DO tied common Louisiana molasses
contains say 20 per cent. water s per
cent. ash, II per cent. gums and 60
per cent. sucrose and glurose. Hence
we have y per cent of carbonaceous
matter available as fuel and only 90
per cent. OF water. This would GER
tainly make excellent fuel if there
were competent devices TO burn it,
such as are used for liquid fuels.
NJ GLASSES has recently been used for
fuel in China and with seeming sue
cess. 1t was there poured or sprayed
on tn the bagasse asit entered the
furn ace. aud the judgments of those
| IL terest d was that its efficiency AS
| fuel when used in this way WAS in
! Onfestihle.
| Our grinding season is now ap-
preaching. and If our invt ntoTs scd
/ engineers will take the matter IL
hand they may be able to soon de
monstrate the actual money valRe to
us as fuel of this seemingly worthless
uy-product.
| The molasses product of Louisiass
r 1922 will probably reach 100 600
tons, III il of equal value with Goa
II would represent l29 boatloads OF
1000 barrels each. Mot of it il YET
too valuable 70 use as fuel, out the
constant tendency of our nolasses
is toward low grades. and year by
year less of 10 consumed as food. W.
need new outlets for 1t, and its posi-
bic use as fuel promises relief.
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MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONs.
Schedule taking effect October 4:h. l8 /
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore. s OHIO TIME TABLE.
IL ----O--
In Eject Sunday. May go, 1909.
WEST BOUND.


No. s.. Vestibuled Limited 'Ds W." leaves
New York 12:15 q, M, Phila, s:15; Baltic 1920 :
Wash; 1i:3o arrive at Martinsburg $40 p. M,
ana Chicago ll:55 a, M, connects at Hancock
fo ,r. Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland FOR
No. a. yestibuled Express Daily, leaves
New York 1880 p. m, Phia 4:05 BALTIC 71s
Wash; $40; arrives at Martinsburg 1O37 b. m.
and Chicago 800 y. m. Connects at Hancock for
Berkeley Springs on Saturday only
No. J. Nestibuled Limited DAILY leaves
New York, 300 a. m, Phila. 11:35 BALTIC $50 D
M, wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburg 5:36 n.
m. /; Cincinnati 7:45 l.. M, St. Louis 6:25 IS m
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs. ey.
cept Sunday. -,
No. 8. yestibuled Express Daily leaves
New York 800 D. M, Phila. 7:22 BALTIC. 10l5f :.
Wash. 1885; arrives at Martinsbure 1854. M !
CINCINNATI 5:l5 p. m; and st. Louis us a. m.
No. 9. Pittsburg Express DAILY, . leaves New
YORK l:3O p M: Phila. 4.O5 Baltic 7:IO and
wash $40; arrives at Martinsburg 11:O6 D. mi.
and "Pittsburg $40 a. m.
No, l3 Baltimore and Cumberland Accomo.
dation Daily" leaves BaltimoreN 400 a. M. Via
old line, arrives at Martinsburg 8:a5 a. M; cum.
Dertand ll:la p. m. Stops at all stations and
connects al Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex
eept Sunday ps'.-s' -
No. -. baltimore and Piedmont Accommo
;oaIlon DAILY" except sunday leaves Balti-
more via old hne at $40 a. M and arrives at
Martinsbnrg la p. m, and Piedmont at 5:25 p. M
stops at all stations and connects at Hancock
for berkeley Springs and at Green Spring Run
for Romney
No. 70, Brunswick and Martinsburg Accom-
modatien, daily leaves Brunswick 6.1Op IN
arrives at Martinsburg s.lv p. m.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

CONNECTING NIFH
p. Hap. RsR, 1t shippensburg, Shenandoah
Valley and B. = o. Railroads at Haeere-
town; Pennsylvania r. r. ct Fred.
erick Junction, and p. war
N C. and b. 3 p. Railroads.
ct Union Station, Bal
timore Nd.
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Try the WEEKLY WORLD for one
Iyear-$1.
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Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown. e25. us.
1885 Q. M. and i:4b and 6:l6 b. M
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 Q. N.
and 12:15, lis and sos D. m. 49,
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Ne. Z yss1lb-Is1. ri1aitsx -D~f,, ;. -
80: 10. - Z =: lsi;e. sss fii'g a a
en- 49, 80 -, h g - oe..ss,. Wi'k M
Ma V6l,ibuicd EIrlc1s rDnlly. = l~.>.. -.
caEo 1910 :; NJ sEIlves e N.r.1nsblrr q ~,
:; NJ va.1' il,1s ~; nelto- fz1p. n Fiis
No. %. Exprsss aDslIy'v Ie~y.s r,f,.b,,.
90 p n, strives e lartin1b1rs l:1 4
Was6: 40; BALTIC. ssts PkiIa. ii;i6 1. n ~
10. 4 vsstIbuisd Limited .Da,iy. -.
st. Louis 500 q. m, Cincinnati 10 .. n =.
rives ct Martinsbnrs i1:N .. m: wash. IN.
bl s,oDs s y ibsnsnd az ana Msw York
Il Harpers Ferry for Lexington, Va, and me.
mediate stations. Connects e Wcverfon q.
Hagerstcwn. and q Washington junction "a,
No. 4 Vestibuled Express ssDaily.r l.....
sc. Louis sos p. m; Cincinnati SIS 4. d. =.
riFes e Martinsbdrg 28o 8. m, wssb. n, a !.
No. ID. Cumberland and baltimore 49,, -
mediation, Daily leaves Cumberland $50 ana
arrives e. Martinsburg SO p. m; WashinefoS
SO Bs y s }o9e n; rh,Iadslphla o. I.
stations west Of WashIneton junction, conn.e ~,
4t Harper's Ferry for Winchester. at Wevertn-
for Hagerstown. and Washington Junction n,
No. Il. Piedmcnt 3 baltimore sccomnoa.
no .. m, arrives at MarfinsburR sc if.jo a |.
Stops 1t all stations and connects af W evrrtc.
for Hsgerstown and ct Frederick Junction n,
No. %. Martinsburs and Brunswick accom-.
mediation, Daily" leaves Martinsbure ~ ~
.. m; arrives 1t brunswick It D60 :. "a. sn6
connects Ut Harper'1 Ferry for Lexington 80
Baltimore, and ct Weyerton for Hagerst0Wn.
G. %. ECULL, CIV. eANTNAN
Gen. Pass'r A'gI. Ticket Kssn&
Baltimore. Nd.
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THROUGH TRAIN FOR FREDERICK leaves
Baltimore at 6l5 p M, arrives ct Frederick %
800 p. m, and leaves Frederick at zoo & M.
and arrives in Baltimers at go q. m.
H. > n. i. 3. Trains leave Shippensburg 0:eo
.. m. and 10 and 6:i5 p. m. and Arrive
ut 6hippensburg li:a2 Q. M, and ass
Pm. and daily except Sunday.
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son Sunday will stop on signal or to let on
passengers
Additional trains will leave Carlisle dailyex-
cept Sunday at 5.55 a. m 1880 D. M, 41b D. M,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at $40 and / 1b a. m /, and $50 D. m.
and Chambersburg.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except sunday at S.2e and 1885 a. M and $50
p. m. arriving at Carlisle at 40 a. M, II 30 am
tions
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hag-
erstown and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
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Connections for all stations on Cumberland
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad SIS
tenn. ~ ~ ,sN (.
y b. A. RIDDLE, WA. GAM. ]. ?. Boyn.
Gen. Pass. Az. Ascnt. sa1
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Al unusual number Of attractions taxed the
Capacity OF the springs tAis week. The coslil-
ion given On Wednesday vas s b-IIliaa, atfsIr,
visitors from Tacoma sad seattle os.ag invited
and attending These from Tacoma wsrs: Mr..
AID Mrs. Cna-lss King. Nj. sud Mra Bogzs, NJ.
C. ]. hsrsasv, Mr.. sessions. NJ. Bum. NJ.
stewart, Mrs. NJ AAy. From seattle: Mr.. Harry
Ash, Mr.. and 1-s. J. sehless2-e-, M T. ". Cor
Con, Mr.. 5. 4 Wheeler. Ire Saturday evening
hop was led By Mr.. +. Eiseabeis azd Mss Ne
Cain TIE nztEolesses were: Mr.. l. G. 4cCsil,
Mrs. Achag, M-s. Speer<. Mrs. {. J. Nunas, Ms
>c1lesiGE=r. The musical feature was produced
Of VI. Justin AcCzrCy ant A-. z kiel, a1i was
very pleasing. The u1Usgsl incidents Cs TIE
week were tie accident 70 NJ. BoSgs. o. Is
cams, IL falling Into the turbulent Green river
b1s escaping with his LIE, AMI A-. Charles
Kings catch Of trout one weighing two pounds
twelve ounces. a moonlight party. given 81 the
ranch OF NJ. Fletcher, wzs very enjoyable
s1s.E- NJ. and Nrs Boshwiek, M. Taonp on,
Mss B.umsuer, Aiss Erickson. Mss Mccain,
NJ. AcCarty, M. ana Mrs. Sp=ers participated.
A birthday celebration IN honor Of Mrs W.
E Gilbert, OF Portland, was rendered very en-
!oysole BY Al address written in part By al her
frisnda The essay created rea-s OF laughter.
Nh Gi.hers wore twenty-five Catherine 1sf-
NETS to represent IS many beautiful yesrs-
Mrs. PickeY Is Waiting friends IN seattle, her
former home.
Arrivals FROM Seattle this weak were: Mr.. s.
" Mckay, Nj A. leighton, NJ. P B. Cookson,
Judge Osborn and son, Nr l. H Wheeler, Mr..
r. '. Dinglsn. Mrs- C. J. Nanne. NJ. and Mrs.
William Co.iina, II. sad Mrs. John schissinger.
Mr.. J. W. Gordon, Mr.. D. W. Hs5sr.ias, Mr..
Aaron Baldwin.
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Miss Susie Lanktree ana Miss Margaret Nc
elaine gave 6eliyh.tul party to their little
friends on Thursday afternoon ss the home of
Mrs. T. O. Abbott, on North G street Tha
grounds Afforded plenty of room in which the
guests could enjoy themselves, and everything
wss done 10 make them have sgooi
time" Shsde Was supplied b. = japanese um-
brella, awning and evergreen trees Sc. IN the
ground. Games were Played, and two Jack
Horner pies delighted tee children, each one
bearing OF from the is.sers little souvenir.
Refreshments were served, and after q delight
fui afternoon the guests departed Among those
present were NJ. snd Ms. T. o. Abbott. NJ. and
Mrs. A T. Mechanic, Mrs. Riglow, Miss Josephine
Case, Miss Nargaresss AcClsine, Miss Susie
Isnktres. Miss Atrians Hills, Miss Helen Dds.
Miss Pansy Thomas, Miss Carrie Mason, Ms.
Lefty Mason, Miss Winifred Seymour. Misa
Lesa Bennett. Miss Selsis Bennett, Miss Kass
sharpstein, Miss Carrie Prieaa-d, Miss Ruth
Stevens, Miss Edith Hurley.
Mrs. ". l. shsrpsteia gave q charming little
lawn party Al her home on south YAKIMA ave-
nue. for Miss Carrie Priehsrd yesterday after
noon from Until O'CLOCK, when the Little
people had mos. enjoyable time.
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From the Charleston,

Last Friday member Of ths crew OF the
Charleston presented Mr. Archie stefsou. OF this
city with the racing boat Comet The boa, be-
Ionge6 20 the crew, aid as taere was some dis
satisfaction among them she was purchased BY
the zen whose names sppear below sad givea
90 Mr.. stets0a- The Comet Is noted boa. in
Zsnr respeets She is termed the champion
sere0-osred gig 0. tes Asistsc station AMI Iha
Pacific coast, having never lost race an3 hss
won thousands OF dollars in purses. she was
b1ils IN Yokohama in 1855 for the slooa-oi-wa
Richmond, and vss used By the crew ior racing
II lsso she was sold 20 the Monoc4ey During
that time she was used BIZ the Russian consui
for Official work In $50 she was bought b. the
crew o. the Charleston for racing Dos. and has
figured IA 81 days o. amusement siacs. The
following is a Is. If the donors: NJ A. J. Ian
ni3g, Mr.. II. ". HIihura. NJ. Z Marnhy. NJ
W eyrnonfs, M A T. Benzsn. Mr.. J. L Wal
ihsr, Mr.. y. 6. Coorbs. Mr. F. Z. lawrence
Mr.. W J. Decks The Comet viii be placed on
Lake Washington and club vii Ia formed for
racing The club will undoubtedly be called
the Charleston, and uniforms Will be pro
cured. II possible, for the members. Much
Pleasure Is anticipated. and the Charleston boys
viii not soon be forgotten ~ them ST least
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Future Social Events.

Mrs- " R Forrest wiz entertain a. her new
aoz1s ssrlg in Angus.
Mrs.. Montgomery Rascal vii give A in.
io--aa2 dance o. Tuesday nexI
The seattle Cos1.lioa Clao viii give i:s aex {
hop one week from Tex. Thur scsy.
Mr. Fred Baxter. Of Queen Anne town, viii
give patty 70 the Aanila Club .ocaosrov nigh.
TIE Wolsn's Carisstsa Temperance Uaioa
I'LL give 81 excursion 20 snoq a.lrale Fails next
"wednesday.
Alta meeting 80 De held OF Wednesday even
Ing, q: Pestls chamber. De musiaue. ths seattle
CaOrg4 society viii elect othcsfs-
On Wednesday evening party Of young men
under the direction Of NJ. Guy Post and Mr..
Tal kellogg, will give par:y at the Arlington
hotel.
Former residents Q. Ohio, Indiana and Micai.
ga1 ar reeues ed 20 call 8. room IL Boston
block. Monday evening next, to arrange 10. .
picnic.
A dine social vii be given BY tie ladies Of
sna No-Ta Seattle Baptist church nexs Friday
evening s; the residence OF NJ. and Mrs e II.
Arnes. corner Of High anu Warren streets
On next Friday evening the united chapters
OF tie Epwossa Leszus viii give grand prone
nade soeia 81 Prentice psrx, beyond south se-
atgle. Every body is cordially invited 70 attend
a.. e2.oy ne evening.
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Ball TO the Charleston Crew.

TIE supplementary hSN tuesday nirht I'm
hozcr Of tss Charleston crew tyrnea ont 10 be q
% sgt'tul sssir. LAarel :. ale presented Al
animated sgpears0ce as one spproacae the
bail Oh TIE proraS02ts- Chinese lanterns were
swinging from every T~eiut Of vaatsSe .at the
strains Of Eausie directed tie VISITOR 10 the hau
where the festivities acre ia fall swsv Tia in.
terror of sh- hall wss srssstScSity decor sse with
bunting ana Appropriate Eaottee. some q fbe
latter were peculiarly attei Tor the occasion.
hearing cor 9ltneatary words Of welcome. such
g. az ~ls.Avss to THE Byxvs," "Our Arrav ..t
rssy, &c Conspicuous among TIE doeors.
tsons WAS nlniSsure ToraI model
es THE Charleston. The ec4v Of TIE ve<sel Wa
sepvesea et ~ !elly eowsrs. the pert holes hsiaS
tasrke1 - red roses TIE water line was set
VIII he.iotroqes and the ssa vas shown ~
syraax Rftstcs.l- Interviewer. The s~@>@
stszA was formed O. phlax drrnmoadii ard
yee--saArla seaadens, AoaGt 30 people were N
sae tall ana every number Of tAs programme
VA psrforfacd VIII prominent sp-inkltas 81
h.ae !acSsts 81 the a&er Everyone present
was aston shed 81 she prod OF the bows IN
tsae Ia sil styles o. Garcinz. TAey were As much
Ct home in round dAaeSs as landsnen, and
male themselves Fcpu 81 both with sheir fair
psrtaers an9 she gentlemen present The Rev.
VI. Thompson. chaplain, II. W. Jones. assistant
engines. aEd r. hs~seGt, ensign, represented
tie o1eeS u tas cruiser. Following = The LAT
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wEDDINGS.
Taepke-vaughan.

The wedding bells rang very ue.rily last
Wednesday evening at the residence OF Rev. L
". Read. or Taylor street, TIE occasion bsing
the marriage OF Mr.. Henry L Tsspke, Of Is
coma, AMI Miss Mamie L Vaughan, o. Port
TOWNSEND, Rev. Read officiating, assisted By
Rev. J. Il. Scott NJ. Tsspks is successful
business man il Tacoma. formerly 8 resident Of
PIT Townsend, very highly rec pected By al bis
e1aiBtsnces Miss vaughan Is the sister o.
Mrs. Z W. Read s1d OF Mrs. J. e. Scott, and
until LAST sspteT3 oEr a resident Of Lincoln,
Seb, waea she maize her home 3; Rev. scot.'s,
in Pssrt Eownsea3, and where abe -emsined IN
III r Y. Mr.. Scott gave up his p.>torsse N ,as.
city 10 accept appointment 70 mission WORK N
japan. SIC Is dese-yedly popular wherever
knosp. and the best wishes of her many friends
viii go with he. 10 her new home. A fine CON-
ps1y OF friends were present aud several vslu-
abe presents were received The happy pair
lei; Wednesday evening alter the ceremony on
the lo:45 train for their future home in Tacoma
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Personal Social Intelligence.


TIE Ha2- ". L4sir Hill has gane 20 San Fran
Mt Theodore y. Halter has returned from his
TYP East
M Alfred Williams is in Portland enjoying
his vacation.
Mss A.aetta Hxson is visiting friends in Ne
II nnvile. Or
NJ L a. Naaeau hss been in Spokane Tor
sbogt week.
M George Folsom has gone EsS. TO remain
several months,
Miss Marguerite Mckinney was IN Kent On
Wednesday .ast
Miss Emma Vincent visited friends in Tsooma
during tie week
Nj " II Harrington sssperdir,g his vacation
II san Francisco.
judge R.o Aar3 Osborn is spentiag bis season
al rest al spokane.
n. q 4. Raw>on viii spend q brief vacation
al Harrison 10. Springs
Miss Goodwin is st Portland On visit To he-
siStsr. Ms. George B AarAle
Nj sud Mrs y. (, Fa.lnsy spent : portion Of
last week 81 Sno4ualn.e ia.1>
NJ. <, 3 4. be;,son and Miss Manor Re Wolfe
wlll be married on Augast~A
Mss SaF.es, OF Pog; and. Is being entertained
ey her sister, Mrs. h 4. NAseancn
M, Lo0s czlev .ett o. N0atar asst for 3
( 4
NJ sad Ms ). d, Lownaan z7s expected to re-
tava = tie city from California :odsy.
81 E " Pollock, o. MolGt Vernon, was II
t. c',f during The early pa-i u the week.
Ms. Roger : Greene : entertaining Ms J ?
Ludlow, who las .ust returned from Japan.
Mrs.. A Il. HaEsn. g Blaine. 5 visiting hc-
parents. NJ. aa3 Ms, J Il. Maker. - I.a.oaa.
The lion. ). T. Ronald, mayor. i once more e.,
ho~e. kari2s returned ir7ra his New YORK TIN
NJ. ana Ms. Il. {. SoQthwtck VI -aturr, =,
New le-&, where they Will reside Ii the fugG-s
ny Eced a johnson viii take = trip To Stan
Wool to-day 20 v.sis his many isIen4s At ana.
pace.
Rsv. an3 Mrs Wallace Suttiag leave tor,o--
row Tor the East They WILL De awAv scouts.
weeks
Mss Grsoe story Of Alame.s Ca, Is VISITING
Kiss Nay Back a! I,2SS Chestnut street, Raatoo
Heights
NJ aa1 Ms Otto Rauks have started from
Europe !or seattle All s.e expected home OF. @
a5su; AGEastl
~ Y. / Auaes aud family left yesterday Tor
Las besac2, who're shay sia remain cauniar
.1r sevsr.l weeks
Mrs, 3oaa ( Pate and Misc watislove. q.
los Angeles, are being entertained by Or. ana
Ms 4. Rswsoa.
NJ. &c Ms Howard II. Lewis xiii shorty %
II taAt0rniA and Elay take Tip EAsi ax.a.e p
turning - his civ.
NJ James T Len ~. who has heea n w.ss
tastoa tlSy tos some months IS expected hscs
IL sae e1ty tAis week.
~. >alson gave musical boating ra-tru
"a LAKE Washington thursday evening in
ao1or q Nss Pearl Pearson and Ms. Ipls
>|VVAs~ 4as noie, VIOLIN, guitar sa4 eAa.o ss-