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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

threw on the air brake and stayed with
his machine, being buried in the
wreck and burned to "A crisp. Fire
man White jumped ami escaped uniniurel.
The passengers were fearlully shaken up,
but more We're seriously hurt. An eyewit-
ness says that the shock of the collision
was such as to split two loaded tanks wide
open and the of Immediately caught fire,
the flames shooting 80 feet into the air.
The locomotive and baggage cars were
totally wrecked, but the remainder of the
passenger train was removed beyond the
reach Of the flames.
MASS OF FLAMES.
In an incredibly short time the freight
train was q mass Of flames. Fear Of an
explosion prevented any attempt to save II.
The wrecking train came up from East st,
Louis at II O'Clock, but could do little.
and half q dozen switch engines were run
out from here to clear the yards, Traffic
on the two roads was entirely suspended,
and special train was made IN on the
Chicago Il Alton to carry belated pasSen-
gers through to st. Louis. Hearing of the
wreck, hundreds of people from this city
and vicinity We're attracted by curiosity to
the scene.
TANK CARS EXPLODE.
And then occurred one of the most awful
| disasters on record. A few minutes past
II O'Clock there was a Slight explosion Of
| one tank, which scattered the debris OIL all
| sides, setting fire TO the stock yards en-
| closures. This produced the impression
that The danger Of explosions was passed,
and the thronS Of by-standers rushed in Ia
save the stock yards from destruction. A
minute later there was deafening report
! that shook tine earth for half Il minute,
and spread one sheet of seethiug. burning
oil III all directions, For those within the
/ circle of loo yards there was no escape
Their clothing was burned and literally
| fell from their bodies. III u moment those
who were not disabled began running
hlther and thither, waving their hands
and screaming for help.
EVERY HOUSE HOSPITAL.
some went 10 the nearest water, and
others ran into the fields, and are MISSING
yet. Panic rcigned for short time uhti
the uniniured recovered their presence Of
mind to care for the afflicted. Two barrrls
Of linsced oil We're taken from a grocery
store and applied to the wounds By seyera
physicians who happened to be on tht
ground. Every house in the little villngt
was turned into temporary hospital. ant
every doctor in Alton and its vicinity wa
Summoned. As soon rs possible Il trair
was made up and 20 Of the sufferers wer
brought here to IT. Juseph's Hospital
The total loss, 50 far as can br asccr
tanned, includes the engine No. loo of tn
limited and baggage car No. 6O2, sevet
tank cars full Of oil, eight box cars am
half dozen flat cars all OF these bein!
completely destroyed. No accurate csti
mate Of the loss can be made at present
but it will reach at least $4,000.
Webb Ross, the brave engineer who los
his life, leaves wife audsix children q
Mattuon. No attempt 10 fix the blame fc
the fatal wreck has yet been made AN
! nothing farther will be known until aftt
/, the investigation Of the coronpr's jury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

ATEluEsNN 'Hbi'ltitA anu AAiN = A""-
able Heir rreeunptiye to the Throne
of Wurtcmburg.
VIENNA, Jan. 2i,-Thc marriage of the
hrchduchess Margaret Sophia and Duke
Nlbrist Of Wurtcmburg was sulcmniae1
to-day in the Church of The llntrath.
Cardinal Grusiha, Archbishop of Vienna,
Oliiriacd.
The wedding was one oE great brlliancy,
being attended by Emperor Francis
Joseph, the King and Queen Of Wurtom
berg and other members of the royal
family of Wurtembcrg. After the Cere,
monies the bride and bridegroom kissed
the hands OF the Emperor and the King
and Queen Of Wurtemberg.
The ArGhduchess Margaret Sophia is the
eldest daughter Of the ArChduke Carl l.id-
wig and the Princess Marie Annunciata
of bourbon aud the two Sicilics.
The bridegroom, who was born AZ
Nicnnu in 1865, is captain of the Wur-
tcmburg Cavalry, and belongs to the Cath
Ole branch uf the dynasty. He may be
regarded us the heir presImptive to the
throne Of WurtcmhuFg, rs the rcignug
king has no SON and the next two mag,
mates, Dukes William and Nicholas, are
Childless.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
BARON sra4TnE EN- DEAD.
He was Doubly Baron, Having sucs
ceeded to Titles by Both Father and
MntI.,r

LONDON, Jan. 23.-The death is an
nounGcd to-day Of Baron Stratheden.
William Frederick Calapbell, Baron
Stratheden and Baron Campbell, was
born October 10th, 1894. lie was the
eldest son of the first Baron Campbell,
who had been lord chancellor Of
Ireland, lord chief justice of England
and lord chancellor Of England. Sue.
cecding his mother, who was created
Baroness Stratheden in 1886, he became
Baron Stratheden in 1860. He sue
ceeded to his fathers title, Baron Camp
bell, in 1861. lie was descendant of
the Campbells of Kethik, branch of
the ducal family Of Campbells of
Argyle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

SpocInIO Ufrol penleH'e q HuzOtto aud I0Urnal
DOVER Jan H.-Willie, the little son Of
Captain John Arnold Of Little creek, met
with horrible death yesterday The
child was playing near the cook stove
upon which there WAS pot Of vegetable
soup being cooked Tor dinner. An Older
child was passing and aceidently touched Il
broken leg Of the stove with bis font The
stove iel over and the contents Of the pot
were spilled on the child. II was boiling
hot and the little fellow was So badly
scaldcd that he lived Only short time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

DAVENPORT, IA, Jan, 2l,-A letter re-
ccived by resident Of this state who was
connected with the Russian famine move
ment year ago, from the Hon. Andrew
White, the American minister at st.
Petersburg, gives the present situation in
Finland and in the southern provinces Of
Russia rs most distressing, Although the
danger of famine is not 50 widespread as
year ago, there is still pressing need Of
supplies to meet present and imminent
wants. Minister White offers to take per-
sonal charge Of any fund that may be coll
lected and forwarded to him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
rNhNrnoNn r.lrnNrs nxr,rr.
TIE Blake TnInsnitter ) Now Free, aud
otlirr Sen Patents WHi SION BECOME
Public Property.


CIrNio, Jan. 2l.-Oue liz one the
patents covering telephone rights are OK
piFiug, At midnight lasr uig.' the Elakc
transnittcr, which receives tie Spcurh and
transmits it over the wire, brtame tic
properly Of the pubic after many years Of
exclusive control by the American Brll
Telephone Company.
March 1th ii This year will see the end
Of the main pnteut onthrttIcphmc, issued
to Alexander Graham Bell, Waicn covered
tho fundamental patent on tho telephone,
the transmission Of speech electrically
| over 4 wire. At the same tiru the paten,
| first issued on the receiver will expire
though II second patent was grained on
| this devise january 3Jth, I-1T and thnt
| has until January It'll Of next year to ran
With the cNiratioH Of tGc liell patent.
! the Bell telephone business Is promised
/ many rivals. The Automatic Telephone
| Company is one Of the companies whicl
| promises competition, With Its automatic
| switch haarti, that is designed tn auawaS
with the central Office Of lhr prpsrn
| system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

NEW YoRK, Jan, 2I,--Margaret Foster,
the 30 yGars.od school teacher Of Altoona,
Pa, who OH Sunday was removed to
Bellevue Hospital from DR.. Elisa I.andau's
lying-in establishment, No. no East Forty
ing, due to Il criminal operation, died at
80 o'clock this morning. The police will
take the matter IN hand
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
IN. nERz ARR ESrEp.
Two Detectives Find Him ut u Hotel in
I;ourncmOuth, But lie Is Too Ill to be
Taken Awny.

Two Detectives Find Him ut u Hotel In
HourncmoutI, But lie is Too Ill to be
Taken Away.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.--Dr Cornelius Herr
was arrested at midnight last night, on
warrant issued at the demand Of the
French government, on the charge of
having been fruuduleutly Implicated in
Panama swindling aud corruption. The
detectives assigned to make the arrest
went about their work very cautiously,
as, although il was reported that Herr
was sick, it was thought from his pre-
vious record, both in America and
France, that he might he shaming Illness
and would take an opportunity To
escape.
1t was known that Herr was at the
'rankpryllc Hotel, Bournemuuth. The
detectives started Tor Baurnemouth after
dark, and, although not especially dis
| guiscd, they presented the appearance of
ordinary travellers. When they pre-
,entcd themselves at the hotel, they at
first stated that they had come down
from London and proposed 10 stay 4
short time, and incidentally asked for
DIR. Herr. The reply was that DIR. Herr
was too i'll to be seen.
The detectives then replied, ave are
officers Of the law and must see DR..
Herr"
The clerk said, "Allow me to an.
nounce you in advance, and no doubt
he will be willing to see you"
NO. said one of the Oilicels, firmly,
eve will announce ourselves. Let the
porter show lis the room"
The porter led the way TO DR..
Hers apartments and Knocked at the
door. 1t was then midnight, and the
indications were mat all within were
asleep. After few minutes the dooi
opened slightly and female voice asked
what was wanted. The porter, who
appeared to have the best Of feelings
for Herr, who is said to be very liJeraI
with tips, replied with much apology
"some gentlemen were there that wanted
to see the doctor, madame "But he Is
asleep and cannot be disturbed" an
swetcd the voice, which was that o.
Mrs.. Herr.
eve are sorry, madame" put in one
of the detectives, but We must see Dir
Herr at once. We are officers OF The
law and although We wish to act witt
. all proper decurum, We must perform
, our duty. Please tell Dr. Herr to dress
3 at once. In the meantime We will wal
in the anteroom.'
; The detectives gently onened the doc
; and Madame Herr returned tothc sleep
ing room She came out in few min
utcs, her face showing signs Of grie
and agitation, and She could hardly re
strain tears as she said, "Gcnticmen, DR.
: Herr is too i'll 10 get up You are wei
9 come to 50 in his room"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
ATHLETIC cLnn 0nARNEL.
The Two New Orleans Orgnniza tions and
Their Rival Attractions.

NEW ORLEANS, Is. Jan. 2l.--Anothcr
phase Of the Crescent city Olympic Club
fight turned up last night, when President
Noel signed Andy Bowen TO fight Mike
Daly 81 Bang1r Me-, March 7th, the day
before the Iiall-'itlsimmom8 tight, The
conditions are lj3 pounds and $500, and
il paly should win the Crescent city Cub
agrees t. iaSee ne B3wen- burke tsht ~
made for April. Bowen is taking Il
desperate chance 10 win both fights or be
shelvrd forever. Should DAILY defeat him
the Olympic Cub is certain 70 cancel his
match with Burke, if il does not do so at
once, and the Crescent club is hardly
likely to secure burke to meet him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

ELMiRA, y. u, Jan. 2l.--'fhe Frost muir
der trial came to a close at midnight last
night. when the Jury rendered a verdict of
not guilty. Frost was indicted for killing
Daniel Donoghue, member of the Ameri-
can Flint Workers, last August. The evil
dence went to show that Frost, who was
non.union man, committed the murder
while fearing his own life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

It is probably not the coolest weather
you ever knew in y0ur life but that is how
you feel Just now, because past sulferings
are soon forgotten and because your blood
needs the cnriching, inyigorating influence
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Superior Mcdi-
cine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. 23-Colonel Will
liam A. Rucker, pay department United
States army, died yesterday from pneu-
monia. He was member of General
Miles staff and had charge of the affairs
of the pay department in the department
of the Missouri.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

Horace Groves, tho school teaeher who
was arrested for cruelty treating Clar-
cnce Remington, u pupil in the public
school Of Branlywinr hundred, was ar
raigned before Justice Frank IT, Smith
IN saturday afternoon and waived a
hearing for the upper court. His counsel
is Philip o. Churchman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
Another Cronin suspect Dead,

CHICAGO, LII, Jan. 23.--It is just
learned that James Frank Black, alias
Frank Woodruff, who was arrested on
suspicion of being connected with the
murder of DR., Cronin, died at the Lans-
ing peniteniiary. Black makes the
seventh participant in the crime or wit
mesa at the trial who has since died.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
NnlnLr s.ooo covrNnsloNs.
Extraordinary Success Oi Evangelist Mills
WurI, in Des MDinrs. Ia.

DIES MONIES, a., Jan 23.-Nearly
1000 conversions resulted from Il. Fay
Mills meetings here yesterday More
than 1000 SUNDAY school children were
among the number,
Business will be suspended through
out tile city Wednesday, and the devoted
to revival meetings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

WAsunSGToN, Jan. 23.--The Presi,
dent to-day sent to the Senate the nomi.
nation 81 Frank G. Partridgeof Vermont
to be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipptentiary OF the United States tc
Nnnpyupla
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

INpIANAPoLIs, INp., Jan. 4.-W. S. Nc.
Chevy, secretary-treasurer Of the Inter
national Typographical Union, with head
quarters in this city, has sent in his
resignation, to take effect January 25th.
He mas occupied the position since 1887,
having been reelected four times.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

GREESwIcH PoIST, CoNN,, Jan. 2l.-rhe
sound is frozen over from the shore to
Captain Island, an area of three miles,
pie walked to the island yesterday. This
has happened but once or twice in the
memory Of the oldest inhabitants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

OGDEN, UTAm, Jan. 2l.-An explosion Of
giant powder last night at Richmond,
north Of here, killed Benjamin Lewis,
James Kelly was mOrtally injured.
Thomas Exeter, Fred Rainey and Elander
Peart were fearfully injured. A fumigat-
ing cap exploded while the men were
warming IL stock of powder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

IHDIASNruLis, lNp., Jan. 2l,-l3leyator
No y. owned by the Fred brushes Com
pnnv, was burned last night with its con.
tents. Loss about s2JnOl0; insured for
100000. Six loaded cars were burned.
The origin is unknown,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

BLooMTSGToS, Ism, Jan. 2I.-l.ate yes
terday afternoon, at Guthrie, Luke picard
followed his wife into barber shop and
Shot and llilled her. It is alleged that the
trouble grew out of her intimacy with
another man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 23.--NTrs.
Mary A. Forrest, widow Of General N.
Bedford Forrest, one of the most
famous commanders of the Confederaey,
died yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26
MET Death IN BLAZING OIL
Dire Disaster Follows a Rail-
road Collision.
SEVENTEEN DEATHS THUS FAR
A Score of Other Victims
Likely to Die.

Crowds of Curious People Attracted to
the Scene by n Railroad Accident
Deluged with burning oil by the Ex-
plosiOn OF an Oil Tank Cnr--FriShtful
Results Follow,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Exchange Tele-
graph Company is authority for the state
ment that Prince George of Wales will
marry, Princess May of Teck during tho
second week Of April.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

C0Mo, Col, Jan. 2l.--Jamc5 Carruencfnu,
the only survivor of the recent King mine
disast n, died yesterday, making the 2jth
victim He died without having uttered Il
sente ace orgiven any intelligence AS TO how
the z ,cident occurred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

John q. Carlisle's resignation as United
states Senator from Kentlcky was re-
ceiyed by the governor Of hat state Thurs.
day night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

ROME, Jan. 24.-The Propaganda is con
sidering the question Of the elevation of
the bishopric of Dallas, Texas, into an
arch bishOpric.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-26

New YORK, Jan. %. Among the pas.
senlgIs by tho steamer Kaiser VII
helm H., which arrived tins morning
from Genoa, are Andrew Carnegie and
Wife.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

on newspaper men amaze me bv
your persistence anl enterprise. I
have made 10000, 900 in the lumber
bnsinesr. bnt il | could have on
ploycd yonng men like the newspaper
reporters | wonld have made 800
900, 900 IN half the time That is the
compliment that n millionaire pad to
Julian Ralph nftcr he had called for d
certain piece of new. Mt seven o'clocl,
every morning at the millionaire g
honsc, twice q day at his Office, and
at least once every night at bis home
again.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

Suicide statistics, a5 recently pIr'>.
libhod hy an English doctor, chow that
taking the entirn population Of thu
world thcre IS an attempt made every
three minut,9 on an average by some
on" To take his own life Il seems
Tint Saxonv IS thequarter 81 the qlobo
whore suicide th" most popular, the
ratio there being iG0 suicilcs in 900, :
06p deaths Portuqal on the other
hnnd, occupies ia" first place for IN
frequency Of sclfdcstrnction, the pro.
portion there being only sixteen to
isOOn. 900
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

Nathaniyl u Gould. native ].
fgtterl Mass va, the originator =
luN,uile ~tn1.ns IL Boston. People
would not b~l,v thu, children could
be tansa; - SIN. nal oioulionly y con
vinre.i 'hqca ot,Ao possibility hv >tra;-
accln relates the New York Tribune
II" was m expert IT penman>h'p, - he
readily secured large chilir ems clae-
Tor instruction IN this branch purl.S
The hour ot lntermlsslon = w.Ui
practice songs with them :a- appar \,
.nusemert AZ the close 8. a quarter
.aerucuon II pcnmnnship IL invite
tie parents aui friends T. 8 -,rt Il
sXaihitlon, ami taerc forced ,he to,
y.etion u the Feasibility a. h.> ..iea,
which ,hcv had ~>atfe3 at ~ 4 III
slpn Hits 4o- >--,u followed hv II.
introduction ot tcnrhln. music III o.!
IL. pun!r schools p. Boston by Pro
lessor Mason, wApsr name ha~ beer
,iescrveiIy appianiei, whl., t4a. u
Nathaniel II. Gonil has been los, 81 I i,
Of
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

fhe farmer Of tn" lnt"re will ~ q
an, oplno- the New Yor1 R.ror ler.
j. nchI.an affords n baei- for prorh-
In Wayne County alu1ln Il r.
- go women farmer, aud II IL
aale stat o7o7. with nj. ovuer-isl,.
II GO, i33 acres. The yaine - ths
lanl j. e-tinatcl at si3, 5oo.o o, mi
I'll. 'ar,lu9- of tn" women ~ ~.
2 i,3-3, ,54n.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

EEFoBT oi TIL EAItITI,I COW
HIIfEE


h,t,, of,,a. .,,,ca,,hs wor,I- fo,9,n.
,ian Exposition.
H. ;. .o,n,;on .r3 ;,s,,nc,;on of ,hc
executive c5rou]tte. of the hoard Of
War)I,- Fair MANAGERS ,he following
members visited Ch,caoo for tho nnr.
pose of examining ,he North Carolina
exhibit. pr y i Canohart. Ayoca.
BERTHE county, j Z Cctrol1 Everett
Martin coantv, J L Payne. Alma,
Robson county. and II +. Fries,
/ salem, for y.h county Col W I
Green, q l'ranklinton Franklin coun-
y, aud Mr.. !" J. Stevens, Clinton,
Sampson c99nty, were detained on ac-
count Of sickness IN their respective
families.
The committee arrived in the city on
Saturday evening, July stb, and on
Monday, 10th inst, proceeded to the
fair grounds for the purpose Of exam-
ming the various exhibits which were
formally rendered By Nj 7. NJ Will
son. executive commissioner. and MA
T. X Bruner, commissioner of ex-
hibits The committee constantly
| bore in mind tn fact that North Caro-
lima had a very snal! AUTHORIZATION
with which TO exhibit the resources Of
our State. Al details Of the finances
and var;ou, accounts rcprescnting the
amounts usol in making the exhibits
have been examined to date and found
! corrcc, .,a uill 10 hereto ,ttachcd "a
+, ,er, of III. rerort whcn ,ho ~ h;h;ts
o,na.I ). Nm ca,a1;na
W. nov ,ara fnI1v ,b,n ovor ro,l
izo ,bc wisdom of tho decision made Nv
- aon.].,1n !, o,,,r,o &c 80 Nh
C,rol;n, evh,h,, r.l,t;ro - tbo S,,to
l.;,l,
tho ;,,.-.r.o worl, aono hv -. fo1low
-, \n,h rara1;no l.l;os - 49, IS
60. oroo, for tho s,.,o sonaroto
hn,I1;no namely. Mrs : : Cp1ton
Of Falkland. Pitt county; Mis-. Chas.
Price, of Salisbury, Rowan county,
and Mr.. George w. kidder, of Will
mington, New Hanover county; but
We think the money which the board
would have spent toward building
has been more judlelously expended
in the various exhibits as we find them
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30

es'inc implements used on our coas, in
couaecton with the fish and oyster in
da-'Eles, aud numerous photographs
REPRESENTING the various fisheries; in
addition TO the above grea, deal Of
valuable information as TO the value
3f the fishing industries in Eastern
North caroliua 4 very Striking feat
nre Of this exhibit is the hu, used
BY the fshermen on the coast, Near
this hut are palmetto trees. and at
their base hanging moss and numerous
oyster. clam, and other shells. An
other attractive feature is the diamond
bacA terrapln. representing the fact
that they can be successfully and
prohtably grown on our eastern coast
Several other exhibits arc much more
la6orately and expcnsivcly arranged.
:. Norway. Cauaia, and Japan and in
some Of tLem We were greatly i'm
pressed with the number Of canned
,oeis. feature which was omitted in
our own because Of the Inability. of
the management TO secure the exhibit
from the manufacturers Of canned
good, IN our State We hope yet TO
sec the efciency remedied
Our conclusion is, we surpass all
State exhibits, and among all the cx-
hIbfs III the building We surpass all
IN variety and arrangement Of our dis
play, except, possibly, japan, Cana.
aa and Norway
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-30


The EXHIBIT in mines and mining is
of the following sH, and location:
Sixteen hundred feet on main front Of
nia, lrglnla and ~" Ok. 1 ms
space Is surrounded hy wooden col
onade, with the name OF North Caro-
lima III black, rcrrcsenfing IRON;
white, representing SILVER; gilt, repre-
senting gold; yellow, representing
copper ~~1Me hnd tin charge OF Nr
| X Bfuner, who deserves special
mention tor his isoo!s 10 oehaif oi
tins cxhIolf a als' 90 Irof- HoImcs,
aud II ! C.N'fzr The ehect,a IS seen
y reference Y 'he cut is extremely
pleasing an IT, '-re'y . minerals
disPlaye1 more nuA~i21t 'A'a
sho'e 'eu-,- IN any other So" y cen
ass Of about fifteen hundrc' r
mems Of ores minerals and gems. y
arrangements showing the geologic
and geographical distribution of the
material throughout the State Is :
ginning with gold ores, the free mil
ling ores, then the variou, sulphurets
aud other refractory ores followed.
merging into silver, copper, lead and
zinc Then the iron ores were treated
in the same way, leading to economic