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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Ths eroWniDg event Of the season for the
little folks, was q party rendered them last
Friday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs. N. @,
Young at their home on Btlbo street, The
welcome extended the children by this
charming hostess was at once cordial and
pleasing, partaklBg Of that genial manner
that ia SO characteristic of Mrs. Young,
whenever occasion arises for 3 thorough
enjoyable affair. The entertainment was
most pleasant and proved very amusing
The following girls and boys Wsre there:
Misses Annie JOynsr, Ludie and May Hall
and Edna Bier. Masters Tedie Dees, Allen
Foster, Ernest Taylor and Roy DeshsGo,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The Echo - ip position to know that Lake
Charles will have daily evening paper IN,
aide the next thirty days, which will be one
Of the thiDgs nrsded iD our city. The paper
will BE- ably edited and managed BY . man
ripe IN experience, and II viii be one Of the
HFeliest newspaper "kids" IN all newspaper,
dom. Each issue will contain four columns
Of telegraph dispatches and four solid col.
Umns of spicy locals, Watch for It's advent.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The attention of our rice farmers Is called
to the fact that Lake Charles has the
largest and best rice mill in the United
States, where they can have their rice milled
Oh toll at the lowest rates. Or, by eonsign-
ms your rice to this company you can get
the top price for II ID tho jObbinE market,
which is surely better than you can do by
sending away from home. The Lake Charles
Rice Milling 90. are determined to offer
every inducemsnt to our farmers, to have
their rice millsd BY them, end we know yon
cannot do better BY shipping. See their new
advertisement In thiS Issue OF the EgRo.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

II there are any people on earth who know
how 10 appreciate good thing 1t 10 the He
brews (Jews). They were sll oUt last Sunday
night to see Kelly. Louis Hirsh and his es-
tinsble lady, David Bloch and wife and all
the little Blochs, and Alex. Hymes, Loen-
stsip, CaFo, John BtanCo, apd Paul Gnner,
and all the rest. The elite Of the 'CadianS
Wsse sasrs, and the Americans IN great mum
bsrAad Africa allied one side Of the gallery,
and ths band played, 'There sFe moments
when we'd like 10 be alone.p
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Perhaps ansA9 of our readers would like to
knOW In mtlaE respect 0hamberlaiuis Cough
Remedy Ii better than any other. We WILL
tell you When ghis Remedy Is taken as so0p
a. q cold haa been contracted, and before y
become get2ied Id ahe systesn, ~ will counter
set the effect of the cold and greatly lesson
at's aeEeEisg, and h sss the only remedy that
will do thfs, II acts ID perfect harmony With
nature and aids natuEe "a relieving the lungs,
opening the aeevetions, iiqusfylng the mucous
and causing its axpulsfon from the air cells Of
the lunge and raskorlng the system To strong
aud healthy condition. No ether remedy ID
the market p0ssassas these remarkable prop
critics. No other win cure q cold 40 quickly.
For Aale BY ". d. KeaFnsy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

HIs who would thrive must sdyertise, 4 Il
an oId maxip aud true one. W. have
msrehant II this city aeing 81 trying to do
bualneas on hlg seale, eaEying Al t9e linea
IL aYeEy thlng, Ana y4t ~ does not ass
priptaFs lnk #aks np from ynur IsshaFay
ma invite ths people y eali ep goa through
shs home pApasel
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

'"The proof Of the pudding IL In chewing
the string" To advertisers, especially eur
new additions, we say ask the postmaster what
paper pays the most postage, (the AJnsriean
barred, as it, big circulation is in northern
states). The number OF pounds snd amount
Of postage tells the tale. The ECHO ia too
modest to bore man for an "ad, y its circu-
lation merits 1t, and hence we have not asked
you for 1T. We have no friends ''Hbbing'
mercb ants up for US. The Echo stands on it's
merits alone,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
Fun iiae q statson's hats 4 Sol Bloeh'a.

~ consider ChamheFlain's Cough Remedy
9 spscidc fug group. It is very pleasant to
take, whieh Il one of the most Important reg
fsites whrge cough remedy Is Intended for
use among children. have known OF eaBee
Of eFaup where know the life pf tne little
one Bsa RREed by the use Of OhalEberlain's o
Cough Remedy.h 5.J. LaGrange dFpggist,
Ayoea, Nab. 60 cent bottles for sale by
", D. Kearney, druggist, Lake Charles, II.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

During my term Of service in the army
contracted chronic dianh@a," says A, II.
Bending, of Halsey. Oregon. "sinee then
have used great amount Of medicine, but
when Ifound any fhat would give me relief
they would fnjufe my stomach, until Cham
sberiain' Collie Cholera and DiaFrh@a Remedy
was brought to my notice. used 1t and will
SAY It "a the only Heplsdy that gave me perma'
nent relief aud no bad results follow" For
.hale hY III D. KeaEneY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Cspt. Smith has commenced The erection Al
! nice residence On Ruso street. which Il I
model design aud viii coat when completed
shout tive thousand dollars. Mrs. Smith b
the architect, she haYiug made the plans 10
auit herself, and ~, Alexander, the caFpsn-
teg, wilI 40 The work. 70 The mean time the
captain wsll b on hand b supegsntend ~
htatfdtn0
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Last MoaaRy night fsll0E scpsalnee
police, and declared that he hed been rpbbea
Cayotte yella, panther hersaEns, sad whsaae
being blowea did not find m ofacsr, until the
mayor arrived and took the fpllow 40 charge.
All this WIS On the maip thogouRhsase, Byan
atreet. 40 Ma are told.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

WE zoe 81 the latsst patent granted to
aopeaerp inssatoFss one Issued % ".
Hphhs, " WestsaEa, "a. for housees lFS, ~
IL otAas words. notwithstanding. VIII are
nps aeaaalntea With ills aaEils Of MI H9bbs
aisnt3 oF would slgs Il m0sa assepasa
nptla h9ReRes ~ Aos he haa mads hlk
lad ths1 y may pses Raisl eseee @
sha iaEautof
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

q fine line Qf fancy goods consisting ~
l.aWns, Challiea, Hatteens aud either season.
able dress goods, splendid line Of white
goods, embrpideFses, laces, tFlDmings.
Ladies' and gents foot waaF, high aud low
cat shoes All prieee. 9ents furnishing goods
cheaper than any other store 10 the Gig
MRa. RI 6lPPENHEEMER,
Railroad Avenue.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

a peep ID a. Anderson ~ Walkers msm-
moth furniture emporium; Spring roller
shades marked 45 cents; China and japan
mattIpgs, imported rugs, chenille portiers.
marked sA aud pp; Turkish curtains, picture
frames, saseIs, PORTER poles, bronze Yeatibule
rods. desk and ofaes goods and million and
one other thlngs TOO numerous 70 say any
thing shout. Visit them and see Tor your.
aaif 8Btf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Five new stores have been opened dudng the
last month, but the names are hard to pro
nounpe aud the EoHo can't tell you who they
are maybe BY our next Issue they viii AZ
wFite their names for us, and then We win
give them to you 10 pFIuS.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

II our locals this week are not quite up to
the standard, 1t can be accounted for from
the fact that the reporter is q little of bis
base. Not drunk nor drinking, but suffering
With an attack o. Plssiri hama hsdgaki, or words
70 That effaet
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

AR sc. q. C, Certain Chilli CuPe''
n RA9t the best remedy F0M have
ever used for EiRiils and Fever
y0NF mlORey Will he refunded,
Pleasant 10 take.
sola BY NJ. D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

John =. Kelly, ID McFee ok DGubliRs piayed
70 big house last Sunday tlght. 0pr opera
house has seatiDg caHasAtg of sOO. Tbs
seats weFe Aii allied, and Ehs gallery choearar
block, Our fheater gosrs Alwags appraciase
frat-elass companies, and tEfp cnt ea aaasas.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Our mayor, Mr.. Pat. Crowley, piled up the
stun last Monday morning. The 'hobos' were
all Ansd regardless Of race or color. II you
are brought up before his honor, and case
made out against you, look out, A. be lets no
guilty man escape.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

When doctor considers 1t necessary to
prescribe ssTsapaFilla, he simply orders . bot
tie Of Ayers, knowing full well that be VIII
obtain thereby . sursF and pureF preparation
than any other which the drug store can
iurDisb. Aysrs saraapalilla is the Superior
Medicine.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Now, that rico 10 being threshed and mar
keted, LET every man exert himself 10 pay all
be owes and put cash in circulation. Eice 10
bringing fancy price. and the people a
southwest Louialans will b. tp besLsr Ak than
anx heaple on earth.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The two psetstsa seatnFes at tho show were
two Of our own pessls. Tbe young lady was
q creole Of the tras SPe, and the boy, after
our own heart qss s Texan. We leave you
all to guess. She is rather brunette and as
pretty aS q picture on the wall; and be q
blonde who takes great pride IN his hair and
mOustache, and sports q cane but he don't
smoke cigarettes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The car Of rice mentioned 10 the Echo two
weeks ago, shipped from Sulphur city BY Mr..
/, w. Lyons to New Orleans brought him
$3.50 per barrel net this WAS q good sale.
The rice was sold by Conners ~ Meyer Of
New OFlaans.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

During the month Of October there was un'
der construction forty new housea, located in
different parts Of the city, and Il We don't
miss our guesS there will be Ru increase 10
November of at least 30 peF cent.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

A trial will convince the maGse
sEkeptleaI that e C. q. u, Certain
Cough Cures 81 the gFeatest
remedy e1anMt for tie cure
gT EaasriRpe, Group, Coughs,
GOIsas, Ne
sold BY A. p. Kearnsy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Mr, 8. D. ParkhuFst. Carpenter and Builder,
10 htsiRg mp the room 10 be occupied By Tree
paaRieF W Hollina, JewelerA, aud gives cyl
aesce g9 thorough knoWlrdga of his bust
neas, Mir. PaTkhurst can BIZ found ~ the
StaF Restaurant and will be- glad 70 make
estimates, etc, for any persons desiring work
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
Eggs ana ehielsns at J. p. Fournsgs,

The king or MI Cough Cures
Is @Gs al C. Certain agDasR,Is
CuRe.y Ht cures Coughs, C0Isss.
A0RFsenegs, Group, hmGmeasx xEl.
@FomeKsaGGs, &1e.. where atEaeR
FeA9esAaes fsail.
Eeld by N. p. Eearnsy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The Echo has been highly eomplimented
by several ladies on our effort to have the
salo7ns close up on sanday, and this has iu-
spired us With more Eesl, and We are shueked
properly for the Aght. You must close.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

&C. q. g, Certain Corn Cure, ;,
Eem0Rea Ga0Fns, WAITS mKIa
RzAntOna, EymrFRIaGed. See That
@. E. CT IL blown im eEnrF
h0ftEes Take mO other.
Sold by N. d. KeaEney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Mr. spier, Of LaGroase, Wisconsin, whose
coming was noted 10 the EcEo last week,
has purchased some handsome and desirable
lots at the corner Of Clarence and Hodges
streets, known as the White property.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

While Day has a slide trombone and now
makes the nights hideous around the Harlem
FIats country. II there 10 any one thing on
earth We do enjoy 1t is fellow learning to
pIay braAe horn.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Talk abaut nice stock Of go0essYeu ought
q just atap II at Afs. : Mallsr, ana lat AIm
show y0a Que Of the prassiast Anes glast WAS
ever placad ou sale n this clly, and especial
" no shoe departments # II eomplate and
frora the Arrest manafacturere 10 ths world
aes advertisement sog paEsieplars q shls
E.aIsa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

One Of our goung inep, We are i1foEmsdi
went into = millinery store laat week and tried
10 get eap, and altar Troubling che kInd
salealaay 70 show him nesEls Al her stock
found, 70 bib dlscomfort, that mons ht him.
why, of course ~ could ana no o., 40 she
aid NOT deal III fools,-e ,-eapa,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Don't forget all who hsye friends or relS-
iveS in the Catholic cemetery, that the
graves should be put in order - the arSt
Sunday in next mouth is All Saints Day, and
services will be held ct the cemetery.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The new store Of a. L. Robinson, 10 the
pOstofies row, is one Of the late acquisitions.
MF. Robinson 70 one Of the Bveliest mer-
chants IN this town and is ready to meet sll
competition in the grocery line,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Another noise from big whistle watts lie
aound on the early morning breeze, In the
southeast part Of town. Thesg sugar re-
GneTy IL in full blast, with twenty cars Of e8ne
a a asRFtRP .n
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

You will find for sale at the carriage repos-
itory of Ryan & Dearborn, lne top buggles,
from flfGy-ave dollare to a. high as you want
10 20. Also second hand carriages and bug
gies. Visit the repository and look their
stock over. Bltf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
a. (iold en-

Is one Of the luNuries Of life. Yon can have
your choice at our store. And a choice Of q
complete stock Of fine iewely, clocks and
watches. We keep the new watch, a to Sas.
Qnick- Winding Waterbury.
rsays5grssss
g9lm TREPAGNIRR& 4 HoLLTEs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

One Of the ups and downs in life Is for an
editor % keep his sheet up to the standard,
and try to please himself. This we are doing
very effectively With the ECHO.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

A Handsome and cemmoaious store house
for rent, on Ryan street., centrally located
ard net a saloon In the block. Dimensions,
twenty-five by eighty five feet. Apply 10
Francis DhaYanne at Ne p. ]. Chaganneis
shoe store. Sl6
an the latest novelties Of the season at
Sol Bloeh's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Sheriff Ira g. Harper, Of Cameron, was %
the city few days last week. The only thing
short about him il that be don't come to Lake
Charles very nftan.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

PARTIES having Watches, Clorks or Jeweiry
left for repairs 10 my jswelry store ars hereby
notified to redeem them by November 1st or
they viii have 10 send for tsem by addressing
Jos, Eckart a. Son, Brenham, Texas.
8aH Jos. EoEARP.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Fred Reynolds has bought the stock of the
American confectionery, and moved same TO
bis place, the Central restaurant. He now
has one Of the incest little stores in tha city.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

gap d a9sE5osp keep 4 aHii essle4
nE 8zasn, eaa sll eas@
aE saaa tc Ngaa gau neleas
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The Magnolia club wifi present at an early
day, the Imaginable comedy drama entitled.
EVERY Body's Friend" Proceeds for the
benefit Of the Catholic church.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The public sre cautioned agalnst aesulrtng
csFtain promissoEy notes. See notiee al Mr..
I'd. Wilson In another column.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Talk about unmidgated and unlimited gall,
but ahoat the cheekiest thing that We haye
got on 10 10 the fellow that went Into Fred
Reynolds Last Sunday and ussd Fred's private
wash bowl and pitcher and then went 70 an
other place and eat his dinner. Fred % boil
ing hot and Still heating, and Gays It q The
last time that any man can play him aueh :
trick, At any rate be has the fellow chaFged
up With 25 cents for the wash.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Miss George PsEksf, the queen Of the
wooden shoe was the festure IN The John 7.
Kelly show Of It least that Is What lie boys
aay
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The Pelican Hose company and 4he Lake
Gity No. /, are two crack are conpaaass, and
viii At 40 early day give srpnniBg exhibiafapl
each starting from the hose cart house snd
running 70 ! given point, and ~ which com
pany esp shFow stream arst. The fire alarm
whlatle WI give she a0ARd q start.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
wEamaea.

Several email sets OF books to post, and
accounts to adtuat. win give best Of refer.
ancea. Address 3. this Office. sA4
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
- q. Isaasses.lPrsent
RaIIasay Time Tabie.
som PERMITTING.

FTEHN ECHO OFFICE has q iFstolzss eutit fol
J0B PRINTING, in sil IT. branehss, and
those W2sting printing daBs win 6Unault their OWE
Etsrast BY calling u writing for estimates, prices
stO, before giving their orders.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Anderson q Walker have n5nsht 4 ilue
line Of Xmas goods which mai be marked
away down. Don't fall 70 ~ them. sStf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Your wants 10 the drug line will be at
tended 70 81 any hour Of the day or night. at
Adolph Meyerfs. Balm
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The CIGARS sold Il ths Paatolflce K9M Drag
AlpFe Afe eg she Aaest braHAe brought ~ thls
maFkas. Dnp't tQegst ths place, Aaolph
MssAslA lin
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

1he opening Of saloons on sunday, IN Lake
ChArles. win soon be thing Of the past.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Solid oak bedroom suits at prseee siiat asfy
competition and viii starts tbs aslvss.
Anderson & Walker have them & 80. sssf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

The paragon riee mill Of the world tJShn's)
will put FIRE into the furnace and get into me
tion on the first Of November. ~.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Eggs, Chiekens and Country Produce
bought and sold by ], B, Fousnet u ahe Lake
ode Grocery store,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Time tried, aud money matters tested, but
8. r. Wood 81 CO., are still in the ring, on
low prices. Ie viii take Corbet to knock
them out 30stf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Good window ahsass At Sol Bloch's for %
0essa d piece
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Remember the place when you want pre-
scriptIOn carefully compounded. the corner
drug store In postoftice row. Adolph Meyer.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Any person or persons caught tFsspAsBinR
sn my premises will be prosecuted te fhe
extent OF the law J W. Rosteet. 884t
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
Sol Bioehleads she van 10 goods and prices.

Adolph Meyer, the druggist, has garden
seed Al endleas variety. 82-1m
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
Cash talks Il Sol BIoeh,s.


The aneee Hue on PerfumeFy and fancy
toilet articles always ID stock at Ad Aph
Meyers. a2Im
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Ahe EeFEFs saGtFant q tae cGly pleee
lpWn Mhafe 8su nau gss el tlle n#Fket
efie, IL sQeaien p1e1Hets AaEEaq Aa
ssae REodt lan SUI ~ Ags hne sqs lixe
seeM 8lsf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
Go 10 Sol Bloch's for Bach caps.

Give KIrkw0od gopF baggage TO haul. He
is the t'haulinestn man tn town. If
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Adolph Mayar khe ssadIng druggist makes
y apsolsltgs II keep nothing nslt ppse a0oda
% his iine. aslE
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Nae asa ftasb eprasn ana dover saes oa
eap A AaoSph AeysFs. e4zm
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

When you want wood gst Eirk-woodi b d
the best 10 town. III
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Patroniae Ehe Central restaurant Plenty
to eat aad hfat-class service, sitf
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

F8sitlTes dry; comparative, dryer; BupeFia-
tive dHat four inches deep and very dry.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27
ECHOES.

score another for the Ecuo, two saloons
closed last Sunday.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

Mn. Thomas Kleinpeter presided over the
dessiuise Of the piano forte at the show last
snndsy night, aud her renditions Of instrU-
mental musiC were of the highsat order. and
The atreins from the old piano waited its mel
ody oveE the great opera house, and made us
shsnk Of happy days gone by. Mrs. Klein.
peter % musician Of note and rivals any in
tbls great state, and We congratulats the
management on the occurring Og her seEHlees.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-10-27

pasaa fqt shs go
Evening journal., 1893-04-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The relatives OF the late Robert Graves
have been unable 10 find n will.
Building Inspector 7 OIL issued during the
week eightee permits and condemned nine
chimneys and walls.
The Brownson Library Base Ball team
will 90 20 SwarthmOre this afternoon TO play
the college team Of that place.
The pupils OF public school No - gave a
pleasant entertainment yesterday afternoon
Ia Miss Mary Thielman's room.
Eugene @ Molly, a well known citizen
Of Odessa died yes crdav OF consumption
He was about 80 years Of age and unmarried
Two horses that were supposed 20 have
been stolen from james Obefiy's stables AT
SilverbrCOk. several night ago. were found
yesterday along the kennett pike
"A purple tea viii be given I'm the lecture
room OF Wesley NJ. NJ. Clurch next Thursday
evening. The tea will be held under - 8
auspices Of the Kings Daughters OF that
Cuurch.
william Jack. aged a years. formerly Of
this city died Of general debility M Philado l.
phia on Tuesday, and will be buried In h'
Wilmingt and BRANDY wine Cemetery THIS
Afternoon.
The annual services Of the Junior PuV-
Hilary will be held on saturday afternC on
April 20. in S.. Andrews Church. Represen, a.
tives from different dioceses are expected %
be present.
The choir OF St. Andrews Church will
repeat part OF the Easter program to-mor-
row morning including the Neniu and ie
Deum Nogrich, iubilate by Smart, and the
ant EN- By Berthold Tours, Behold the Angel
Of the Lord. -
Evening journal., 1893-04-08
ACCUSED THIEVES HELD.

One Larceny Case Continued and -Four
"Drunks" Sentenced in the Municipal
Court This Morning-Last Nights ses-
sion.
The case of Daniel Sheridan, Thomas
Rowe and Thomas Mullin who were held
under 5000 bail in the City Court for a
hearing this morning for the larceny of
50 worth of butter, eggs ana chickens
from a market wagon on Madison street
bet Ween Third and Fourth streets, last
Tuesday morning vas continued until
next Wednesday at o'clock Four cases
OF drunkenness were disposed Of.
William Rowe, Thomas Dempsey aud
Daniel Hsggerty, charged with the lar
ceny of pipe by Michael Joseph at n
hearing last night, were discharged upon
motion of the city solicitor David Sink
enstine paid the costs in a case against
him for assault upon Annie Werner. a
little girl, and the case was dismissed.
Henry Smith was fined 81 and costs for
disorderly conduct.
Evening journal., 1893-04-08
A GIGANTIC STEEL TRUST.

Eastern and Western Capitalists Form
Combine to Compete with Car
negie in the Steel and Iron Business.
CINCINNATI, April s-A powerful syn
dicate in which number Of well known
Cincinnati, Pittsburg and Eastern capi-
talists are interested, has been formed for
the purpose of engaging in an enterprise
which promises to rival in magnitude
the combined Carnegie interests. An
emissary, James Gordon of Cincinnati.
has already started to Europe to con
tinue negotiations with the projectors
on the other side Of the ocean.
The plans have progressed so far that
the promoters are engaged in looking
fer a site and have examined several
locations for the town ana plant any of
which may be selected If sufficient in
ducemeRts are offered by the land own
ers Their object is 10 he as near the
coal fields as practicable Que Of the
sites looked at belongs to several Gin
CHM sti coal operators and is located a
point above Monongahela City.
The plant will be devoted to the man
ufacture of iron and steel of light anc
heavy grades, including bridge struc
tural work, steam vessels of all kinds
and railroad and steam vessel machinery
and will also compete with Carnegie il
making srmor plate They will erecl
blast furnaces, rolling mills, an immens,
foundry and other works 1t will b,
about the largest organization formed
in America as the promoters say thel
can start with capital of 500, 600, 0Ol
| liz necessary.