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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Sc he terminAdo el t1nel construido para uti-
lizar las cataratas del Niagara. La instAlscl6n
para Ia transmission de fuerza smpezarA funcio.
mar en- el mes de Mario pr6ximo, enviando As
mil cabalos de vapor Buffalo 10000 otros
puntos H&blass tambien de IL creacl6n en- te-
rritorio canadiense dc una fGbrica colossal que
ocuparfa una superfcie de 500 hectGreas toma.
ria su fuerza motriz de las cataratas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24
Dice un peri6dico de Madrid:

En- el teatro de la Zarzuela Sc estrenar8 en-
breve un drama lfrico en- tres actos un epflogo
letra de don Joaquin Dicenta mdsica del macs
tro Serrano. Despues se estrenara Ia zarzuela CO
mica en- tres actos titulada Los Aontcses original
de los sefores Arniches y Cant6, mdsica del macs
tro Chapi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

misnto que mientras todas las industries profe.
stones % Aprsstan para concurrir al CertAmen,
no piense 10 clase obrera, que 81 pertsnece, en-
tener honrosa representation On el Nos parecs
muy levantada la opinion que sustenta 81 ssnor
C4spedes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24
r e M I T D O
Utuado, Is de Febrero de 1893.
(E Comercto do Nueva York;

ST. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENorA
Leg6 por I'm 81 kilomstrco artfculo de don
Benito Ruiz compaheros que, como anunciado
por TELEGRAPH, siempre Sc esperaba fuera una cosa
buena. Es tan importante 81 contenido, que me
parece no sea obra de uno solo; pues es imposi-
bio que uno solo pueda concebir tanto desperate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

SegGn nusstras noticlas, el bien reputable ia.
cultatlso nuesLlo amigo el doctor don Calixto
Romero Cantero, serA nombrado medico de la So
ciedad "Benefactora de sus Asociados" Noso
tros creemos qae 10 elecci6n no podr6 ser mas
acertada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Hemos dido declr que el Excmo. ssfor In.
tendente de Hacienda, de acuerdo con los jefes
del Ramo, trAta de establecer para horss de o6ci-
nA de Ia Intendencla, las comprenddas entire las
las II de Il mafiana de los dfas lAboralss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Cinco millones, novecIentos ochenta y un
MIL trescientos cincusnta nueve pesos "a cen.
tavos orc americana, ha pagado por muertos e
inutilizsciones 10 "Sociedsd Benefca de Massa,
chusetts' (Seguros de vida) desde su instalsci6n
Qs74) hasta el de Mayo de 1892. De ellos
2O7, 6s5-74 por el blmestre vencido sl 2 dc Mayo.
Es Agente general de dicha sociedad don r.
B. Lopez en- ests Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Los diez y siete decimos de bilete de la Lo-
terra Provincial que dijimos se le habfan perdido
al anciano conocido por Machichi ls han sido de.
vuetos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

En- poder de don Felipe Meyer, en- Ia Real
CGrcel dc esta Capital, Sc encuentra una llave
grande que fue hallada en- las lineas de Puerta
de TERRA por un muchacho. Ell que crea
dueho de ella, puede pasar 4 recojerla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Ha tornado possession del cargo de Official 10
Vista de la Aduana de esta Capital, sl seror don
Felix Dassi, que va dijimos habia sido nombrado
CARA ese importante CARGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Hablando un perl6dico europeo del terremo.
to de Il isla de Zante (Grecia) ocurrido 81 2 de
este mes dice 10 que sigue:
"Se han recibido de Atenas noticas dando
cuenta de haber ocurrldo en Ia isla de Zante un
terremoto, que segdn 10 que hazta ahora se sabe,
afecta mas que la capital, las aldsas que pue-
blan el resto de la sla. Una rGpida violsnta
osci acion derribo los edlfcios, produciendo un
n6mero de victimas que passra de 800 Ell fen6.
memo 20 verified en- las primeras horas de la ma
drugads, 10 cual hizo aun mas terrible el desas-
tre Los zantianos no pudisron darse cusnta de
10 que les pasaba hasta que Ia terrible desgracia
se habia consumado La parts m9nos afectada
por el terremoto ha sido la capital de Ia isla, en-
cual spenas han caido sdlficios, pero se han re.
sentido casi todos FL gobierno grlego ha dis
puesto que SO acuda embellishments con toda
clase de socorros para las vfctlmas del terrible
fen6meno sismico. Parece que hay sitios en- don
de olivsres enteros han sido tragados por 10 tie
IRA. Del Pireo han saiido dos buquss con soco-
rros para Zante. De la Valetta han salido tam
bien dos buques ingleses con socorros Hay que
tener en- cuenta que Ia colonia inglssa en- Zante
es numerosisima."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

De Ponce escribe un amigo que ssgdn cartas
de Pto. Plata, sabfass en- aquella Ciudad por tsS-
grafode Sto. Domingo que haba en- la citada Ca
ptal buquss de guerra espaholes uno itall.no y
I'm frances. Ell comandante del vap. frances habia
amenazado al gobierno con desembarcar tropas
81 persistfa en- llevar cabo pretensiones con.
ira ell Banco. La situaci6n del gobierno domi.
nicano SO hacia muy dificil. En- Santo Domingo
SO estima de verdadersmente escandaloso ell mo.
two que ha dado lugar la t.antez de reaciones
entire Francia la repdblica Dominlcana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24
Nos escriben de Areclbo:

"Es de sentlrse que la function que se prspa-
raba para ell domingo en- este teatro, haya teaido
que suspenderse. Nos dicen que iban tomar
parte en- ella la lnteligente sehorts Militia Her
nandez de Aguadilla, algunos respetablss Ca
balleros de Ia capital: todos ofrecleron valiosa
cooperation los excelentes aicionados de esta
Villa para hacer la function indicada { benefcio
del Hospital de Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Cambios del Bsnco Espanol fjados en- Ia of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy & Las 8 de la
tarde:-Espaha, spS - Londres. DIV, $50
S.-Paris, DIV, PSI pS.-Nueva York, DIV.
28 pS ,-Habana, 8 DIV, l9 pS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Nos consta de una manera evidente que
nuestro amigo y colaborador ell senior don Jose
Vidal Cardona, vecino de Arscibo, no es el que
bajo ell seud6nimo de William colabors en- el
Sancho Panza de Utuado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

El sehor don Gumersindo Ribas pusrtorri-
queho ailiado 81 partido autonomista ACADIA de
naturalizarse, en- Caracas, ciudadano do Vene-
zuola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Hemos dido declr que el alcalde de Guaya
nills ha telegraiado hacienda grandes elogios de
la actividsd que ha desplegado la benemerita
guardia civil persecusi6n de los crimlnales que
escsparon de 10 carcel de Aayagusz, de cuyo
sucoao dimos cuenta nuestros lectoros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Sc dice comenta mucho por esta Capital,
el hecho de que Ia mayor parte de los candidates.
presentados por el Comite Unconditional, sean
amigos del senior C4novas del Castillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

Cargo en- Ponce para New Haven Ia goleta
americana Charles Il. 1Tsckcy, 565 bocoyes 20
terzones pesando 2,335 kilos miel de pnrga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-24

De Aguadilla nos escribsn que han qusdado
alf gratamente impresionados de Ia vista del jefe
de poicfa de 10 provincia nuestro amigo 81 ssfor
Garriga. Dicho caballero On ~ rsvists de ins.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
A COUNT WEEDS A ST. PAUL BELLE.

Upper Circle of Society Greatly Sur
prised by the Announcement of
Marriage.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 27-The upper
circle Of society is greatly interested in
the announcement made yesterday of the
marriage of Marion Lamprey to. Count Carl
Hines, of Elberfeld, Germany. Though
the ceremony was performed at Milwau-
kee one week ago. it was kept profound
secret until yesterday.
Miss LampTey is a great belle and
heii ess, and only recently returned from
abroad where she met the count A
marriage was proposed but the family
feared that the German nobemsn was
simply fortune hunter and consent was
withheld. Time passed and it was sup
posed that Miss Lamprey had outgrown
the infatuation, but suddenly the count
appeared in St. Paul and pressed his
suit with renewed fervor, only to meet
the same opposition.
The next heard from the young pair
was from Milwaukee where it was an
nounced that the st. Paul belle had been
transformed into a German countess.
The parents very sensibly made the best
of it and they themselves made the
announcement to the world.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
WHITECAPS SHOT AND KILLED.

Midnight Assailants at Negro Quarters In
Georgia shot Dead in Their Tracks After
Being Warned To Desist
FORT VALLEY, Ga, March 27.-White-
caps attacked the negro quarters at S. h.
Bassetts plantation Saturday night and
the inmates fed. Mr. Bassett left his
house, but met the trespassers in the
darkness and forbade them to go any far
ther.
The whitecaps disregarded the order
and would have continued their search
when several of the negroes who were
concealed near by opened fire on the in
truders and shot two of them dead in
their tracks They were William
Hatchet and Marion Bryant. The others
fled precipitately The coroner's verdict
was iustifable homicide.
Bassetts plantation has been visited
before and as a result of the raid the
governor offered rewards Of 500 each
for the malefactors. This last visit was
due to the fact that the Bassett negroes
had put detectives on the track of the
visitors
The affair has caused intense excite
ment but it is thought that the killing
of Bryant and Hsichet will put an end
to outrages in this vicinity.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
COUNSEL lLL-AReuMENr DELAYED.
Attempt nc Reducing the Verdict Secured
D., Mrs. Harkins Against the Pullman
Company.

Attempt nc Reducing the Verdict Secured
by Mrs. Harkins Against the Pullman
Company.
The case Of Mrs. Michael Harkins VS..
the Pullman Palace Car Company for
the death Of her husband in January.
1891, which has been transferred 70 the
new Circuit Court Of Appeals in Phila
delphia. that was created by the last
Congress, was argued on Saturday.
The verdict Of the jury which was rem.
dered in the United States Court here
was for 81 600 for the plaintiff. This
amount Is claimed TO be excessive by
Messrs Bates and Runnells, attorney for
the Pullman Company They appealed
and the case was transferred
Mr.. Bird, counsel for the plaintiff was
in the midst Of his argument on Friday
morning when court adjourned until
afternoon. He was unable TO go on In
the afternoon on account Of sickness and
the case was suspended.
Counsel for the appellee, IL Is said, il
trying to have the arguments postponed
until next fall.
Judge Dallas refused to sit in the case
on account Of being on the bench when
argument for new trial was going on.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
DESPERATE MOONSHINERS QUARREL
Dick Crowder Attempted to "BluG orr
His Two Partners and Revolvers Are
Used with Fatal Results.

Dick Crowder Attempted to "Bluf orr
His Two Partners and Revolvers Are
Used with Fatal Results.
IRoNvILLE, Ky, March 27-Near here
yesterday Dick Crowder shot and in
stsntly killed James Mender and wounded
John Harp so badly that death resulted a
few hours after.
The men were interested in a still
which was being conducted on the sly
near the ridge known as Big Gulch,
three miles east of this place and on
Thursday had sold half barrel of the
moonshine whiskey. Crowder was the
treasurer and after having collected the
money for tile mountain dew, he re-
fused to divide with his partners.
Having beome partially intoxicated he met
Harp and Mender and informed them that
he did not intend to settle with them Harp
and Mender attempted to take the money
from Crowder, when he drew his revol-
yer and commenced firing.
Mender was shot through the breast
at the first fire and expired almost imme-
diately and in the midst of the fusilade,
Harp having commenced firing, Crowder
shot Harp in the face from the effects OF
which he died few hours later Crow
der, who is a desperate character, es-
capped.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
DESPERATE PRISONERS ACT.
HE ADMINISTERED A DRUG, KILLED
THE GUARD AND ESCAPED.

X. Irving Latimer. who Murdered His
Mother aud Is Believed TO Have killed
His Father. walks Out the Front Door
OF "a State Prison.
JACKSON, Mich. March 27.-R. Irving
Latimer, the famous matricide, has
escaped from the state prison Latimer
got out by getting the keys and walking
out Of the front door Of the prison. The
keys are missing
Captain HUI, in charge Of the prison
at night, is in Jail now. 1t is supposed
that Latlmer got possession Of some
powerful drug and administered It 70
the guard and night turnkey
Guard Haight was found dying about
o'clock this morning. Latimer had
gone an hour before that time. Haight
died at 3 a m.
r Irving Latimer. brutally murdered
bis own mother at Jackson ON the night
of January q, 1889. His trial lasted
twenty days and was very sensational
He was sentenced TO life Imprisonment.
Latimer's father died under suspicious
circumstances year previous 10 the
murder He was heavily insured IN
favor Of the wife and son and IL is be
lieved that the son poisoned him
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. p. Jacobs are 10 Milford
on avisit
Mr.. W. A. Faucet Of q Georgetown is visit
ing In this city.
Miss sMyrtle Houston is the guest Of
friends In this city.
Mrs ID. H0lfOn Of Kennett 5 unre Is
visiting relatives this city.
j. 4. Geers and Miss LOui Geers Of Middle
town are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Andrew Jones OF this city Is being en-
tertained by Mrs. William Houston at Mid
dletoWn.
Magistrate Frank f. Smith left the city
Saturday for a few days recuperation at
Atlantic City.
w. Speakman Of this city is in New York
on a business trip and Is stopping at the
Hoffman House.
Rev. and Mrs. y. G. Atkins and SON OF
Onancock Va are guests OF Miss Gertie Van
Dyke in his city.
Wilmingtonians registered at New York
hotels are. q. Is. Moore. Mrs. n. Leigh and IA.
Leigh, Hoffman House; II. Nyle, Westmin-
ster; II. h. Scott. Windsor; J. ID Bellaney.
Ir HOtel BarflOldi
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
AN EDITORS STRANGE Will.
His Daughter VIII Contest Because She
Was Left Out" Entirely

His Daughter VIII Contest Because She
Was Left OUT Entirely.
CARLISLE, Pa, March 27.-Mrs. Laura
s. Morton, of New York city, through
her attorney, District Attorney Barnitz,
of this city will contest the will of her
father, Hon. John B. Bratton, for thirty
five years editor and proprietor of the
Volunteer.
Mr.. Bratton died sometime ago and
had an estate of $25, 600 He had several
children, aud in disposing of the estate
through his will, he gave his son,
Edward, 1882 per year during his natural
life. ;" and for some reason his daughter,
Laura, was entirely ignored.
She now claims part of the estate and
will ask the Cumberland County court to
investigate the matter Some sensa
tional developments are expected when
the case comes up for argument.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
CLAYTON'S MURDERER.
His Head is Not Worth What
Was Expected.
STATE WILL NOT PAY A REWARD.

Governor FIshback Says That the state of
Arkansas Cannot BE Compelled to Pay
the So, 900 Reward onered for the7 Ar-
prehension OF the Murderers of John
NJ. Clayton-Frank Hickey's Captors
May Get e,74O.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 27.-The
$1,000 offered for the arrest Of Colonel
John NJ Clayton's murderers has been
converted back into the state treasury,
and in an interview yesterday Governor
Fishback stated that he doubted If the
state could be made to pay the sum
The citizens of Pine Bluff, Colonel
Clayton's homs, supplemented the states
reward with S. QUO more, but it is claimed
this cannot be collected, as the parties
offering it have become separated by
death and removal.
The Masonic fraternity of Arkansas
raised 81 24O by private subscription and
w. H. Clayton, twin brother of John
NJ, offers $500 for the arrest of Colonel
ClaytOn's slayers. This, together with
the ST. 600 of red by Sheriff White of
Faulkner county makes total of s.. 74O,
and will be all the apprehenders of Frank
Hickey of Butte City, Mont, will get,
even If Hickey proves to be the guilty
party.
General Powell Clayton, an elder
brother Of John NJ, has offered no re-
ward for the slayer of his brother. but
it is thought that he will contribut,
literally should Hickey's identity with
the crime be established
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
SCHOONER MORGAN SUNK
Run Down Near Lewes by an
Unknown Tugboat.
DISAPPEARED AFTER THE DAMAGE.

The Schooner Robert Morgan. Bound
From New Haven, Cut Down TO the
Waters Edge, Near the Breakwater
Her Crew Rescued From YawI
Boat.
NEW YORK, March e7.-The tug boat
Mercury, Captain Lewis, arrived this
morning from Delaware Breakwater and
reports that on March 20, at m,
five miles east by north, off winter Quar-
ter Lightship, she fell in with Captain
Crossley and crew, nine all told Of
the Schooner Robert Morgan in the
Schooner's yawl
Captain Crossley reports that at ? a.
m OH March % he was run into by large
tugb at (name unknown cutting the
starboard side of the schooner down TO
below the waters edge.
In spite of all the efforts Of the crew
to repair the damage the vessel began to
sink and at 4 a. m they took to the yawl {;
they had hardly pulled away when the
schooner went down.
After being four hours in the boat they
were picked up Dy the Mercury and
they were landed at .lommunipaw at @ a.
m. to day.
The tugboat, Immediately after the
accident, disappeared, not stopping TO
render any assistance What damage II
any, was sustained by the unknown tug
boat is not known.
The Robert Morgan was bound from
Norfolk for New Haven with cargo of
coal. The wreck is a dangerous obstrnc
tion TO navigation as about twenty Eve
feet of her masts are above water.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
MIMAHoN WANTS MONEY

The Baseball Catcher Refuses to. Sign
with the New York On a Light Salary
BRIDeEPORT, Conn. March 27.-John
Mcmahon, the baseball catcher, refuses
TO sign contract with the New York
club. because the salary offered is too
small He will hold out with other
players, as he believes that as the club
has only signed one catcher larger
salary will be offered. In case the New
York club does not come 10 terms,
Mcmahon will go to the Southern League,
he has received excellent offers from Sa-
vannah, Nashville and New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
INCENDIARlES In A CHURCH.
A HANDSOME EDlFlcE THAT COST
$t25, 900 NOW IN ASHES.

The Elm Park M. E. Church at scran-
ton, just Built From Pile Of Ashes,
Again Set on Fire and Destroyed.
SCRANTON Pa, March 27.-The Elm
Park Methodist Episcopal Church which
was partially destroyed by fire December
3, last, at loss of 100000, and which
had been almost reconstructed, was
again burned this morning. The struct
ure is now a complete ruin, nothing
standing of the walls but the tower
1t was only through almost super
human work by the firemen that the par
sonage and adjoining residences were
saved. The estimated loss will reach
fully $l25 600 on which there is $50,
600 insurance 1t is believed to be the
work of an ineendiary.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
Tho "John Bull, to BE E1hIbIted.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will exhibit the John Bull, the oldest
engine on the road, which first started
running on the Camden and Amboy, now
part Of the Peunsyl ylvania at the Worl s
Columbian Exposition The "John Bull"
was erected at Bordentown, n. j., by
Isaac Dripps in 1881, all the parts of the
engine having been made by Stephenson
& Co, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England
Two early passenger cars will accompany
this engine, and a large collection of the
latest modern appliances will also be
exhibited.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
DIED OF ARSENICAL POISONING.
John Devine. Takes Cobalt for Com
plant with Fatal Results-His Funeral
Takes Place Tomorrow.


plant with Fatal Results-His Funeral
Takes Place Tomorrow.
John DeVine, an employe OF the Dia-
mond State Iron Company, died suddenly
yesterday morning at his home on But
tonwood street, near b. On Saturday
evening he bought an ounce Of cobalt
salt at the drug store Of z James Belt
for cold rhe salt is poisonous medi-
cine and Il is thought was not intended
for the purpose he took IL
He had been complaining on Saturday
Of feeling badly and took teaspoonful
Of the medicine on retiring. About eight
hours afterward he began vomiting DR..
William G. Peirce was called but when he
arrived at the DeVine home, the man
was dead
Devne was So years Of age and leaves
wife, two married sons and a single
daughter.
Deputy Corol er Fox took charge Of the
body and Drs Baird aud Harris held q
postmortem examination In the stom
ach was found symtoms of arsenical
poisoning An inquest will be held by
Coroner Kirk this afternoon.
The funeral will take place TO morrow
morning at o'clock, with high mass al
ST Mary's Church. lnterment will b,
made in the Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
HON. gu SALISBURY BURIED.
The Remains of the Ex-senator Buried
with Honors at Dover.

The Remains Of the Ex-senator Buried
with Honors at Dover.
The remains of ex- Senator Ell Sauls.
bury we're inferred in the Methodist
Cemetery, Dover, on Saturday afternoon.
The funeral services were held at his
late residence on State street Rev DR.
w J. s. Murray OF Dover oiiiciated,
assisted by Revs Thomas Il Terry and
B Quigg Of this city and Rev. T. E
Martindale Of New Castle.
Among those who attended were ex
Senator Thomas H. Bayard. Governor
Robert J Reynolds, Senate George Gray,
Chief Justice Lore. Associate Judges
Cullen, Marvel aud Grubb, Judge Wales,
Chancellor Wolcott, ex Governors Bggs,
Stockley and Ponder. Congressman John
NJ Causey Judge j Frank Ball, 1eorge
a Bates, George V Massey, Preston Lea,
William 4. Cavender, Theodore Craw
ford, Willard Hall Porter, John p Dona
hoe, ex Attorney General Biggs,
b Pennington, Senators W. M.
RDss. w. T. Records, aud
john Pyle, ex Senator A. Richardson,
O J Harrington, J d. Carpenter r J.
Morris, ex Representative J. II Jones
Secretary Of S'aie J ID Hawkins, State
Treasurer w II Burnite, Euooh
Moore, Representative Hickman. Audi
tor Johu p. Dulaney. G. w. Whitley.
ex sheriff Robinson. W. d. Hazel,
Frank Wilds, John Gray, Chaplain J. F.
DuHamel Presiding Elder II Adams,
w Polk Cummius ID. p Barnard l.. l.
Handy, e l.. Martin and w l. Sirman
Evening journal., 1893-03-27
PIate straIghtsnIng RoIIs.

In the Railroad Gazette for last week
IN illustration shows the end view Of the
patent plate Strengthening rolls, made
by Hillrs & Jon.s,a of this city This
machine consists Of eight rolls arranged
In a special position covered by patent.
Three Of the top rolls are raised simul
tanvously by means Of a large hand
wheel, the outside roll Of this set being
also vertically adjusted by means Of the
smaller hand Wheel. The fourth top roll
IS independent OF the other three and has
vertical and horizontal adjustment 1t is
placed directly over one of the bottom
rolls so that a positive pinch or compress
sion can be made on the plate passing
through in conjunction with the CORFU
eating process by the other rolls T0is
is of.material aid in strengthening plates,
especially those which need stretching
on the EDGES or in the middle to remove
buckles This machine is made In
various sizes depending on the work TO
be done, and.is driven by duplex friction
clutch pulleys