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Police Justice Diver is apparently
profiting by the confessions Of Civil JUS
tice Roesch. He is not rushing to the
Lexow Committee for a hearing.
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Where Croker got It and what the
Sugar Trust did with It are still ques-
tions of absorbing interest
The evening world., 1894-06-22

There Is still further depression In the
pantata market.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

From the various stories of how the
Suburban was won. It can be gathered
only that Ramapo got his deserts.
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much less gloom and more Joy there
would have been in our midst after the
race
The evening world., 1894-06-22

The Lexow living pictures continue In
interest and effectiveness.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

The man who didn't win on the Sub
urban is still looking for better luck
next time.
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due to our wide-awake bakers OF the meTopo'il
who study to please our digestive organs. Wnsl
nert, SUBSCRIBER,
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A sheepshend bay Baby.

To the Editor;
InclOsed please hnd ~ for the Sick Babies Fund
.'on BABf MADELINE PILLIoS.
ll..s .f shsspahsad Bas, !. I
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PARA LAS PARROoUIAs

enlngroso, 10 vendensen Ia tipograha de LA CoRREs
ApapnNoaA: N0minas de aueldos de Eastoe de Mbrl
nca AR 81 100 de cada case, Sc reiten poI eoyrae
easAaAa Al.Qa poE q lmpoEte da hnnaueos
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Los puertos de eacaIa ordinaria seran: Fa
iardo, Humacao, Arroyo, Ponce, Mayaglez
Aguadilla vice-versa, respectivamente.
.Se suprime il escala de Arecibo" Sin per
iuicio de hacerla cnando 10 merezca Ia importan.
cia del caso.
A opCi6n de esta AgeRcia Principal 90 haran
adernAs Las escalas extraordinariaa que conven.
gan. cuyo efecto admite preparedness de Bete
para operacionen en- loa dernSs puertos hkbileI
do ID InIa fuera del itinerario.
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0oNsI0NAIARIOs:

Faiaxdo: senoreH J. Bird & O.s-Humacao:
usncren Bertrkn Hermsnon. don A. J.
Aleaide. e.-Pcnce: nedoEea FTitEs Iundt 3 D.A-
EayaRios: naEoYan EehElsa + Ca Agaaailla;
aaEores VallA Krpriaah u QsA-Arecthe saac'
~ Iosea 8 Qa-Han JNan KNexto-Nieo, 81 q
Jpnia q laak.--LUpW1a puKkAQG. AaEE-
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suIf7lrina del DR.. Langlebert

ssSo IL axngre rnenoe e oIor f6tado conpletaments
Poeee todaa l4s propiedades medicinaes del ba-
n sfproao cydinaro, ain tepeF o tnconYentenss as
teraT loa netales.
Barlo sul1uroso sin olor
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palyes aa sarls AiIiN

gon tan fnsipidos = ino
inr0a COMO ea posibse, e.
| An aI alc&nce de todas lae
.ortwnAa no privsndo . loa
sMfeara0s de Lon buenoa
seeeioa Ao aNte g6Sero ae
fsNn maa kam mFAw
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11

(Cop> rightcd, 1884, by the Associated Prcss1
RIO DE- JANEIRo, n1arch lU.-There
now seems to BIO a definite prospect of n
naval battle and prompt ending of the
rebellion SO far as Rio do Janeiro is
concerned
The dynamite cruiser Nictheroy, the
torpedo boat Aurora and the torpedo
boat Destroyer, backed up by three of
the torpedo boats brought over from
Germany for the use of the government,
have arrived hero For some time past
1t has been known that President
Peixoto's fleet was off the entrance of
the bay of Rio, but the six vessels men
toned did not pass the forts a. tho en-
trance Of the harbo until sn orlly before
day light 90 day.
When tue sun rose tho Peixoto fleet
was seen to be at anchor between Fort
Sac Joao and the famous Sugar Loaf
fort. The government fleet is thus in a
small inlet at the entrance of the har.
Dor and well protected by the guns of
Fort Santa Crus rs we'll as by the guns
of the two forts already referred to-
The Nictheroy, from the position
which she now occupies. is expected to
be able to throw her dynamite shells at
Fort Fillegaignon. When Villegaignon
has been sienced, il is expected that
the Nicrheroy and her consorts will
steam up TO sheltered position behind
the island upon which the Villegaipnon
Notifications stand, and from there will
shell the rebel fleet while being pro-
tected from fire of the heavy guns of
tho insurgent ships.
The government warship Parnahyba,
former the guard ship at Pernambuco,
and the cruiser America, fitted out in
New York, are outside the bay watch
ing, 1T Is presumed, against surprise
on tho part of the Aquidaban or other
rebel ships which may be outside Of Rio
bay.
All the insurgent war vessels, as well
as the government fleet, have cleared
for action, and ihe battle nov seems
i'm minent.
The United States cruiser San Fran
cisco the flagship of Admiral Benham,
has anchored near The small island on
which Fort Lage stands, but little
way out of the limo Of fire, should the
Nictheroy open upon Fort Villegaignon
with her dynamite gun.
All the United States war vessels
about the harbor entrance, as we'll as
the foreign war vessels, are taking great
interest in what now appears TO be q
really intesting chapter in tho history
OF the Brazilian rebellion.
The general opinion seems to be that
tho lighting will commence To night or
to morrow night. For some reason or
other the naval experts seem to have
determined that the engagement must
be fought at night time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
RESULTS OF PRIZE FIGHTS.
One Man Nearly Killed at Chicago
Another Sent to the Pepitentiary.

One Man Nearly Killed at Chicago.
Another Sent to the Pepitentiary.
CHICAGO, March 1O.-The last bout OF
the boxing tournament at the Chicago
Athletic Club last night between III. w.
Crane and Michael Sullivan almost
resulted in death to the latter.
While on his way home at midnight
Sullivan put his hand up to his heart,
staggered, and tnon fell unconscious to
the sidewalk. He was taken to DR.
Sherwood's office and from there to a
drug store, where, despite all the doc.
tors could do, Sullivan remained in an
unconscious state until o'clock this
morning.
Sullivan was terribly whipped in the
battle, perfect tattoo of blows having
been played over the unfortunate mans
heart At tho end OF u minute he fell
insensible in tho ring, and it took two
minutes of hard work to revive him.
Pugilist Given Fourteen Years In the
Penitentiarv.
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 10 In circuit
court last night Charles Wickert, heavy
weight pugilist, who on Decembe Is
brutallv beat John Bahrands, crippling
him for life, was found guilty of assault
with intent to kill and sentenced to
fourteen years in the penitentiary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
HAWAIIANS ALARMED.
Large Number of Arrivals at Honolulu of
Supposed Royaiist Supporters.
Copyright. 1891, by the United Prcss)


Copyright, 1884, by the United Prcss)
SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-The
steamer Austria arrived from Honolulu
at 1880 this morning, bringing advices
to the 3rd instant.
Since the last dispatch per transit,
February 60 important movements have
developed. The observation Of Wash
ington's birthday was general among
Americans. Minister Willis invited the
officials of the government to notice the
day, which request they cordially com
piled with by closing the public offices
for the afternoon. An elaborate cele-
bration was carried out by the American
League.
The most serious alarm has been
taken by the government at the fact of
a very large number Of arrivals of steer
age passengers from Victoria and San
Francisco during January and Febru
ary, moro than 100 in excess of what
might be expected. About that uum
ber are evidently Canadians and Eng
lishmen corresponding to the class re-
ported to have been enlisted at Van
couver by SAMSON.
More than ten of these men have been
marked as wearing military badges OF
honor. Sixty such men are marked as
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
TELEGRAPH BKEVITIES.

Forty colosed perJons from Savannah
sailed from New York yesterday, bound
for Liberia.
The New York baseball team will not
mako the Southern tour as contemplated
some months ago.
A special election in the First dis
trict Of South Carolina will be held
Tuesday to fill tho vacancy caused by
Congressman Brawley's resignation.
Frank and Louis Floyd, indicted for
completely with a man now in prison in
the famous steal of Sl23,OOO from a
Minneapolis bank, have been found
guilty.
Morse, Smith & Co, old Boston pro
duce merchants, have assigned with
liabilities OF $500, 600, in conseq uence of
the failure of j. +. Moran 4 Co. Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, their Western
agents.
"A desperate fight between brigands
and employees of - stock ranch occurred
yesterday near Durango, Mexico, re-
sulting in tho killing OF four OF the
bandits and wounding OF five TO only
one ranchman killed.
Daniel c. Camp, OF Atlanta, has been
arrested in Pniladelphia for attempting
to swindla some OF tho big dry good
houses by presenting worthless checks.
He attempted to cheat John Wanna
maker by presenting forged letter OF
recommendation from Secretary Hoke
Smith.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
ROsEBERRY'S POLICY.
He Will Supplement an Address to the
Queens Speech to Suit the Liberals.

Queens Speech to Suit the Liberals.
Copyright, 1891, by the United Prcss1
LONDON, March 10 The outlines of
the queens speech. which will BIO read
at the re opening of parliament next
week, will not be communicated to the
leaders of the opposition before to-
morrow evening. Enough is already
known to justify the prediction that the
sp5ech will be about the shortest one on
record, simply canvassing the unfinished
business OF tho Glads tonian programme
The bills for registration reform,
Welsh dismem berment, the relief of
evicsed tenants in Ireland and the
amendment of the factory acts are OK
pected to cover NEST of the positive
part OF the document. Extra grants
may be demanded, moreover, for several
purposes
II the speech as thus outlined were
all tho liberals had to rely upon for the
disclosure of Lord Roseberry's policy, q
general revolt of the party would be
inevitable. The prime minister, how
ever, has prepared an explicit state
mont OF policy, which he will present to
the liberal commoners in the meeting
at tho foreign office.
lie will undoubtedly announce to
them at this conference the continuance
OF the Gladstonian home rule pro-
Rramme in its entirety.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
KIOTINa MINERS HELD.
One Committed without Bail, Others
Held In $1,000 Bonds.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March lO.-Tho
preliminary examination of tho Eaglo
rioters in progress in Justice Barton's
court at Fayetteville since last Tue. day,
was concluded to night. lS resulted in
ono being hold for murder without bail
nineteen in ST 600 TO await tho acuiou
of the grand jury in April, and five dis
missed.
Bonds we're furnished by SIN Of tho
prisoners. The rest went 10 Nl. Cum
Adkins, who issued The warrant for the
arrest of Wyant and party. is himself
under criminal charge, thus molly
ing" proceedings, for the time at least,
against Wyant.
At meeting Of miners in Montgom-
cry resolutions were adopted denouncing
Wyant as having brought all the trouble
on himself and also denouncing the
papers of Charleston.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
WASHINGTON NEWS and NOTES.
The House Spends Most of the
Day Discussing District Affairs.
The BNl Appropr:e.ing Over Five Millior
Dollars Passed After Some Amend.
tnss Had Been Made-Exserts on the
Taria BilliFfgure Out the Government
Receipts by the Passage OF the Senate
Measure-Other Items of Interest

WASHINGTON, March 1O-Tbe Speaker
laid before the House the answer Of
Secretary Herbert to the resolution of
Representative Boutelle, conveying the
information asked for regarding the
orders placing the naval force at Homo.
lulu under the orders of Commissioners
Blount while acting in that capacity.
1t was referred without action to the
committee on naval affairs.
The substance OF the answer is that
the action was necessary to prevent q
conflict OF authority, and that the Secre-
tary's authority for issuing. the order
was the President, the ommander-in-
chief Of the United States army and
navy. number Of precedents for this
action are citedi
The House then resumed in coumit t.
tee of the whole consideration of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill.
Dearmond endeaTOred to amend the
bill by making the District property
owners pay three quarters OF the school
expenses instead of one halt as the law
provides, but his motion to that effect
was defeated, lSU to 50. On motion of
Goldzier (Dem., I'LL the bill was
amended SO as to prohibit the purchase
of any school hooks or supplies in which
any teacher or Official has peouniarY
in terost
Dearmond moved to amend the bill
by requiring the payment of interest on
the District debt, amounting to Si,ala,-
94S, 10 be paid wholly out of the District
revenues, but was unsuccessful,
AT 1928 o'clock the bill was reported
to the House with q favorable report.
The amendments, which were agreed
to. increased the total amount carried
by the bill by $4,000, making il S.,
773 Futile motions to recommit the
bill were made by Dearmoud, (Dem.,
MOI, and Walker (Rep., Mass J, and at
$3.50 IL was passed Ill TO IL.
Ga motion OF Sayres (Dem., Tex J, the
House, in committee of the whole, took
up tho snndry civil appropriation bill
making it the unfinished business Tor
Mondays session. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made by Sayrcs TO reach on
agreement respecting the time TO be de-
voted to general dcoat9, and ~ 3:45 the
committee arose and the House ad-
iourned until noon Monday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
m'KANE A DEFAULTER ALSO.
About $4,000 In Shortage In the Grove.
send Finances.

About $780, 900 In Shortage In the Grove
send Finances.
New YORK, March lO.-A committee
OF citizens Of Gravesend have for the
last ten days been examining the ao-
counts of the town, and are said to have
found many Irregular ties. Town bonds
have boon found in Brooklyn banks,
where they had been hypothetical by
McKane.
TLis afternoon it was announced that
the town board OF auditors had discov-
cred that about $4,000 paid to Nc Kane
during the year 1893 had not been &C.
counted for.
1t is said that part OF this money has
been used by McKane 70 pay con tractors
and other creditors OF the town, but,
whether il ia true or not the fact re-
mains that the town auditors have no
vouchers or other documents accounting
for any part of this half million dollars
McKane VIII Make No Statement.
SING SING. N. Y, March 10 Warden
Durston says thas John Y. McKane
positively refuses to make any state
ment or DO interviewed in reference to
any shortage at Gravesend, or any
other matter.
McKane continues in good health.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Vinton School Honor Roll

The following is the honor roll Ct
Vinton graded school for the month
ending March Q, 1894: "a" gramm ar
grade, jennie Moore, Lucy Pedigo and
Mary Barksdale; "B' grammar grade,
Luck Bush, Helen Kern, Matte Tay-
lor, Bessie Ruddell, BESSIE Howell,
Willie Carroll and Frank Corell; a.
primary grade, Ollie Beard, Lula Smith,
William Turner, Sallie Turner and
Hattie Wade; "B" primary grade, Ohio
Ruddell, Lucy Beard, Lula Holdren,
Jennie Ruddell and Gertie Stiff.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Entertainment at the Collee g.

Tho young ladies of the Virginia Col
lege will give an entertainments in the
college chapel on Friday evening next
for the benefit Of the home for the
Sick. The programme will consist OF
calisthenics, veal and instrumental
exercises, guitar solos ard recitations.
The tickets of admission will be- sold
for 25 cents at Christian Barbee Drug
Companys and at Johnson & Jonnson's
The street cars will leave every twenty
minutes from GAO o'clock until 8, at
which time the exercises begin.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11

lodging together as different houses.
They are not IN pursuit of emplc3ment
and evidently are supplied with means
OF subsistence. Their sympathies are
with the loyalists and are not concesled.
From various sources OF in Tor 10 aston
inc police authorities are entirely salts
ned that these men are persons enlisted
oy SAMSON, and that decisive move
TO get possession of the xecutive bull3-
ing with the aid of these men is fully
planned BY tho royalists to be executed
within a few days.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Hill Reported Engaged to n Kentucky Girl.

CINCINNATI, March l0.-A dispatch
from Louisville, Ky, says: kentucky
society is in flutter to day by the an
nourcement OF the reported engagement
of Miss Lefty Scott, "A we'll known belle,
and Senator David Is. Hill, of Now
York. The report lacks confirmation or
denial, for the reason that botn parties
are at present at Washington. Miss
Scott is tho niece OF Vice President
Stevenson. Miss Scott ia beautiful
young woman and while Bloomington,
Ills, is the place Of her nativity, she is
tho daughter OF u Ksntuckian.
The Engagement Denitd
BLOOMINGTON, Ills, March 10 Mrs.
Scott, mother to Mas Lolita Scott,
whose reported engagement to Senator
Hill, Of New York, was TO day published
in number of papers, denied emphati-
cally to night that there was any truth
in the story.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
MYSTERIOUS NATALIE CAPTURED.
nor Arms Secured sanaGthe Entire Ore,
Shot by HippoIyte's Men.

nor Arms Secured sand!the Entire Grew
Shot by HippoIyte's Men.
Copyright, 1921, by tho United Prcss.)
JAMAICA, March 1O.-The steam yach {
Natalie, which was purchased IN New
York and sailed from Savannah Jan
uary 10, with arms and ammunition to
DO used by General Maingat in an at
Tempt to overthrow President Hippolvte
OF Haiti, has boon captured by The
daltians and taken to Haitian port
her cargo has been landed and her
entire crow have been shot by order of
President Hippolyte
The Natalie was a very small boat,
only ~ tons. 1t is said that she was
commanded by Antoine Saint. who has
been identified for years with the en-
mics of the Haitian republic.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
TARIFF FIGURES coMpLErED.
The Senate's Bill VIII Show IL Deficit OF
About Half the Wilson Measure.


About Half the WILSON Measure.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-A rough
statement OF the results of the figuring
Of the experts on the tariff bill Is as
follows:
The estimated receipts from customs
in tho amended tariff bill, as reported to
the full Senate committee on finance,
amount to Sl65 9J0, 900, in round figures.
From internal revenue, including the
income LAX and the additional tax OF 90
cents gallon on whiskey, as imposed
by the Senate, the Increased tax over
the House rates on domestic cigars and
cigarettes and the tax on playing cards.
IL Is estimated the receipts will amount
TO S63, 900, 900.
This 500, 900, 900 OF internal revenue
tax is additional to the revenue derived
from these sources at presen. rates, and
will mako tho entire receipts from in
Sernal revenue a. proposed by tho
amendments to the Senate bill S229,-
0C0,0 600. Adding to this amount Sl6i,.
600, 900 now received from other sources
OF internal revenue taxation under the
present law and sal, 900, 900 from mis-
;ellaneous sources gives S4l1 600, 900 as
the probable net receipts under the bill
as approved by the Democratic ma ority
of tho Senate finance committee as
against 1885, O00,O derived last year
from the same sources of revenue under
the Mckinley act
The Wilson bill as passed by the
House carried an estimated deficit of
S73, 900, 900; the bill az reported to the
finance committee OF the Senate carries
with 1t deficit of SEE, 600, 900 only, a
little less than half tho deficit created
by the House bill.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
In the Husting. Court.

The case OF Mrs A. Goetz vs. Hine
~ Lynch, was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday and a verdict was given
IN favor of Mrs. Goetz The status of
the case is in brief Hine & Lynch OBJ
tanned judgment against A Goetz for
$500 and levied on goods claimed by
Mrs. Goetz who FLED a petition for an
iHterpleader in which her claims were
set.
Counsel for defendant made a motion
for a new trial which has not been de-
cided
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
A Game In East Roanoke.
ENGINEER HARDY BURIED.
Many People Gather ut the Funeral of the
Victim of the Train Wreck.

Victim OF tho Train Wreck.
The funeral of the late Captain Jacob
A. Hardy, who was killed in the wreck
Thursday morning, on the Shenandoah
division. was conducted yesterday after
noon from the First Baptist Church.
where appropriate services were hold by
Rev. f b. Pollard
The church was we'll filled with the
friends Of the deceaaed and long line
of carriages and citizens on foot and
the members of the Roanoke division of
tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers in body followed the remains to
their final resting place in the City
Cemetery.
There were eight active pallbearers
who were selected from the Brother
hood.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11

DIES MONIES, Iowa. March lO.-Sena-
tor N. V. Brewer knocked down Editor
Shoemaker, of tho Hampton Chronicle,
in the cloak room OF the senate ut IL
o'clock to-day. The men were engaged
in heated discussion OF the liquor
question. Shoemaker charged Brewer
with breaking pledges TO his Prohibi-
n-Republican constituents. The af-
fair caused tremendous sensation, and
the doors wore Immediately closed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK. March d Tho weekly
statement of associated banks shows the
following changes: Reserve, decrease,
Sl45,525; loans, increase, $646, 100;
specie, decrease, slice 500; legal ten.
ders, increase, $357.60O; deposits,
increase, Sl,S62 500; circulation, de-
crease, Sl06,3O0. The banks now hold
SIS, 633. 335 in excess of the reQuirem en- is
Of the 25 per cent. rule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Breckinridge-Poilard Case Resumed To.

WASHINGTON, March Testimony
in the breckenridge Pollard case will be
resumed on Monday at 10 o'clock, when
DR.. Lincoln will again be placed on the
stand for cross examination. Il was by
accident purely tnas the case was broken
of at the dramatic point reached yes
terday just as the three creditable
Witnesses" whom Mr.. Carlisle promised
would sustain the averment of prom
ise Of marriage, had given their testi-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
Pleaded Guilty to tho Assault.

DANvILLE, Va, March 10 Buck
Clayton, the youg man who on January
II murderously assaulted Jailor S. D..
Womack, knocking him down, made his
escape and was aft rward caught in
North Carolina, was tried in the hust
ings court to day for the assault he
pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO
the penitentiary for two and half
years.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11

THE OLD FOLKS concert, which has
been announced for Monday night in
the new railroad mems building Ut West
Roanoke by the Home Talent Company,
Of Salem, is sure to be o success, and
tickets are now on sale at johnson 81
Johnson's drug store, price csc. Those
wishing to attend this concert can take
Salem electric cars and be left within
two squares OF the building. .
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-11
To Start a Steel Koofnr Factorv

WOODSTOCK, Va, March 10-A plant
for tho manufacture of steal roofing and
ceiling will be started here in q short
time by C pitalists from Ohio. At the
outset the plant will employ but q small
numbe of hands, who will bo added to
as the business OF the company in
rr0acoa