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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
SOME POSTScRIpTS.

N,'I" iVN,, OF WHO or Thonas are IN,
And ! see how easy Il was TO win;
Then OF all sad words of tongue OF pen
the saddest are thcse--"It might have
Ben"
An old man with long gray beard sat
befcre great gate, From a bel, around
his waist hung n massive key. on his
venerable face were written sadness, wis
dom and Kindness The gates were OF pearl
and gold the walls OF jasper and iuiald
with precious stones. From within came
floods of rapturous harmony. as II a mil
lion harps were being swept by master
hands, The old man sat IN his seat and
gazed soemnly into iliimitahle space
Suddenly there appeared before him
mortal and claimed entrance into the re-
gions OF the blest,
The old mau slowly opened a great hook
and ran his finger down long list of
names Then he turned to another hook
and after reading awhile said,
Nay, son, thou canst not cutter here
Thy life has been wicked and thy deeds
are all recorded in this book"
But" said the mortal, sadly, Il have
done all mon Justice and have done others
when they tried TO do me-"
''Thou hast not believed and thou hast
consorted with bad mon, Thou hast lived
svi, snor,s m sneb ano ~, h1st imanISea IN
speed OF horses and the m,ohfrs upon
cards. Thou hast not followed tho COM
mhnds of tho Good Book"
head and downcast eye. as the M' Old YV man
continued, not uukndly;
Many, many mortals have turned
seems to me. IL growing worse. Tho sininlN
taith that once abode tn the hearts Of
men me- has given way 70 doubt Even womsn
to COPY mans r,rb and on,,into M ns" hVeS
Men nc,utfnnistc ,,et s,,,rns ~, ,1'o,,h ~,
strangc nrnnS ard thoss vsh, nrsnrh ~
Trim" Hat 'u, as OF Jgi'p e,, S ~ inN uoe
mon has MOI hccr foiio,eod ~, N 10y y,
Should have been. The, rulers Of ne carth
w trcasure Cor the future. pnd not spend
thcir atreucth IN vain hahhlng and mock
cry Go pack my ton' thou canst not on
Tho marta, ais,nnoorod ;, .nnoo,,.3 ro
majestic guardian OF no gate resumed lila
sem ny the pcnrly prrtal
wb,rl ba,t ~. n'' p , ,t,n ~ 'niSH Suhvhy
lows;
PETER TALKS.
A snoc,ai v-btri ,,,,.,.~.,,>,,
the Cav old CIV ~ Tho tioi,jan
-, Gate
ris,s 1h,, NE nVpo POI 40 tancH, but
SPICY TAt1~ Anolt1, pr oo,rrno
scoros rohn II poc,cr,r,e, a,d 1nn,,s q,
Into Dewitt 'ralmage in the sam
Sentence,
S'N'N' >" YIN ~ ,,Nftt' "'t>NN'- ''|-
ihi.Nh'
The Gatekceper a lingo from Jiugovllle
SAYS We should Have Wiptd Eng
land off the Face OF the Earth
CARLISLE HIS FANORlTE
Comes ont Strona for Tho kcntncki.n for
prcsirteni ma Ronets mo silver
Sang Ifnmercifuilv
HOT sTIrF1r FROM TIM, ItnI.y noon
lSEI,i5tcH
,. ,.u
Shys BUSINESS Us l'u!i anu 30 COMPS no
,, my hlNtii, -
thNclusiNe interview Tor the Nh'rl)
The brst bhle OF spring poetry of the
season was brought Into Houston yestcr-
day from White oak bayou. u Is In the
Torn OF a dialect poem, ana was written
by J Hiram Weeks, assistant cultiVator
Of the Moss Agate farm. MI Weeks ls a
li'tla hszy In his mind as TO what property
constitutes dialect poem. No Twins man
would over 1sf the Kind of Language fOIud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
a LETTER BOX.

H.
,s intended TO answer
,set are Of general ,h We ~ ,,s
fes Il TO Supply uu' G ~, Mas
~ euIoa.rcsi only will not be an
~ m,uensiness nor personal adj
N, civcn. All CORRESPONDENCE
W pssssej 10 The Houston Posts
v ir.r,nr 10 the large number
M eciyed. answers can not al
dysn promptly
,r,e one originated tho
~ ~ earth is hollow aud hab-
ny "yw bo propounded this idea
N we're his c'aimsF ouor,st.
~ r,eves Symmes announced
~. theory Of conoentric spheres.
q. and open poles in 1878. Ac-
!, y" i bis theory the earth Is not a
nat ages ago was thrown off
n IN In a molten condition and
y .r.aoally cooled from the sur
- INIT is a hollow globe open at
rss diameter Of the northern
!. about 1000 miles, or 40" miles
aside 10 outs''N
.vbat larger. The planes of
y. are parallel to each other
arclc Of T. degrees with the
o that the highest part OF the
Ia d,rectly onposite the low
pau .,,,n n,anc The shell, of
y v" ~, ION miles thick. and
Hu e rha,i at the openings arr
y I'D measure from the reg
"e' a., u,,b,n 10 the regular con-
arMn ,hoyt 10, miles. a great
N''"Vn, monument wos mt forth
A~s' III. theory and the origin
@' ,s,,a vorv hard to get con-
''''V' ax,ed;t,on IN explore the
y e'p
nS"'"
n the name ~ rays appned 10
trliE eiectr,o rheetogranbv9
!" 49, Scientist.
!. M meaning whatever in the
K avs" and the application sim
-, through the exceeding modesty
.r.,,or recent writer In ac.
I, Nv the X ray christening stated
,.s mainly a newspaper name
v-,tessor Roentgen made his dis.
Fuoac III IL Scie'''''ic paper reao
NE body which he first addressed
suh,ect ho referred 10 the ravs
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Ns ieaF'hs - W ''ie "orlo TO
.ts Roentgen where he used X. This
,u.lv understood of course hx, tho
'''sN' -. 'S W.
~ ana III passing the matter ong,
kNys referred not to the Y rays.
30 pnepteen ,.ave iust a., ,,a
Wy We
the Crookfs tupe' Ev some
however. Professor Roentyen,s
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% me y ray until now that name
@ro ana last
ans recoenition of tho he,,,aoro,,o,.
cubans by this government he
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"Aho"ieused' their revenue laws
seted, and they acquire a o,asi-
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tolIty for acts sor. L. 49, ,.' o.A
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hga party TO rna,a,,,,'' an 'ne
one of ,bo Istos, r,r,,o.' w. :"
knsl law nnts 4. ~.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

When docs spring begin this year?
CAL.
March ~ at the ninth hour Of the dav.
according to the calendar calcula,ors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Ihere are three organized churches
galveston. Austin and San Antonlo). with
an average membership of about eighty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Ia Alaska w governed? Has IT the
sVFernment as other Terri
MS Tom S.
\ Ac.l ofsanized Territory. and
h !, governing body, su,n as leg
s,al,,ss ic'l' All executive ofncers
ssAss,,,' ny The president or under
NJ, !, and the laws are mainly
Esss /" The United safes treasury
kesm am the general enactments
4 any Sss method of anding the
~ H. VT night. Alden.
h. J, 'shsth of any night multiply
|'assrt ..',, suns rising by two and
hoh, De the duration of the
~ n the length OF any day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

what did the San Jacinto street draw
bridge cost the city OF Houston?
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TOW many Unitarian churches are there
n Texas, and what is their me nYeys hin?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
ARRIVE IN SCOTLAND.
The Gar and Czlrlna on The Russian
Yacht Standard,
nOSoRs 10 THE IMPERIAL rARTT.
precn d,lons Taken 10 Prevent Area
ellsts From Comiog loo Near
the tziT.

LElTII, Scotland, Sept. 2.-lCopy-
rlghted, 1896, by tho Associated Piece. ]
The Russian yacht STANDARD aud the
Pole Star we're sighted at the entrance
Of the 1rih Of FJIth at 1880 this
morning. The Pflnoo OF Wales has
charge Of arrangements for tho tocep.
ilOn Of the car and ozsrina and will
accompany the Russian visitors TO
BalmoIal.
Tue Duke Of Conaught, NJ. De
sIaal. the Russian ambassador, Lord
Roseberry aud high military tfiiolals
arrived ut the lofty from Dalmuny at IL
O'Clock and were lreooived by M escort
Of Enniakillen Dragons. Ram wae
falling heavily, but ia spite OF this,
enormous crowds lined tho way to tbs
docks and grectoi the arrival oil
tho royal party with the CREATES,
OF enthusiasm. After inspect.
Ing the reception room, tho royal
party Joined the duchets Of Bucclouch
ana countess OF LytloD, ombatking on
the steamer Entaollon Castle. The
steamer proceeded down the Firth 10
mtet the car and czarinn. The chan.
mel firet which lined the Firth Of Forth
taluted as tho Prince OF Wales and the
royal party tfaversot the lines. Toe
Russian Imperial yacht, ON their mr..
rival, were saluteu by tne fleet and
Immediately dropped anchor The
EntaellOn Castle soon afterwards ran
niUngeide the Standard which had the
Russian ma esties on board. Tue Prince
OF Wales, tho duke OF Connaught
aud NJ. Ds5gRal went aboard anu vel.
coined toe czar and czafina 10 Lsith.
Tue greetings exchanged between the
imperial travellers anu this British
princes were most sfioctlonate. The
party lunehed together on board
the Standard. The hnfbOr wac
full OF merchant yetauls from
all pAita OF tho world, dtcked
from stem % stern with bunting aud
placed In the nealest possible trim, 10
that alter passing through the liues of
| powerful wAfHhips tho progress OF the
Standard up tho Firth Of Fourth was
pafaIs.like In the extreme. The pre-
cautions taken aiiOat anu nehofo ioi
the protection OF their mojeetioa were
uuprt codeuted, II IA believed, IN nnva
annals. Picket boats, steam launche,
and torpedo boats OF n GniAller Glaze
the warships Majestic. Magpincvnt
Rspnise and RESOLUTION foEn1d a com
plete net around tho Russian impefia
yacht, In order, ostonsibly 10 prevent
the shore boats from cfowdiug Abou
the Standard, buI In reality to proven
any possible attempt ~ commit .
dynamite or other outrage. Ga the Tau
talon Castle, on the tTAin 10 take then
msjestieh tObalmofal, at different place
along tho route, nj Bailater and abou
Bslmoral itself were picked members
OF the Russian secret police anu tn,
ezaT's nihiiist detectives. The Rus
sian detectives accompanying the czai
were reinforced on landing by a picked
squnu Of tho best Scotland yard detec
tlves, who remain attached % thu
party until they leave Great Britain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

HAvANA, Scpt. gI.--Ou Wednesday
three men ueicfihed ne "kldnapcfa"
will TO gaffottd. Their names hre
Manuel Rodriguez, Manuel Peuz
and Victor Santa Crus. Francisco
Blroz1 Cumhro, olhssed ~ "rcbol In.
cendiaty," will be shot tomorrow nj
Matauzas.
Volunteer troops TO the number Of
seventy five anu twelve chvalfymun
OF tho Reinn battalion eel cut from the
village VI Caiahazar, Ia Havana
province, and nj the farm OF lie Ga
they were attacked by 800 Insurgents
under Castillo and Delgado. Ia 10.
peiling the attack the troops caused
the Insurgents Ices OF 100. Hpanish
iofcoi from Arroyo NarengO then 70.
inlotord tho volunteers, compelling
the iutufgonie e. retreat. They ieit
eleven Killed on tha field. The
uoOps report they suffered losa VI
thifiy.one killed aud five wounded.
Further particulars regarding the at.
tack made upon Mayaria, Santiago do
Cuba, September 9th, show that the In.
surgenls numbered 1000 men. The
fighting lasted three hours AMI tho In.
sutgcnis Itsi over sixty men.
A Dispatch from Cardenas saya that
FfanclIoo TolOn, brother OF samuel
Tolon, the American citizen who was
arrested recently on board tho Ward
line steamship Seneca at this port,
and a msn named Jose Lsgp Leal
were sent yesterday 10 the Zifiarin
islands settlement, On lhe coast Of Mo-
10 ccg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
s0LlCE AND FIRE BOARr
Mayor Glendinning Has No, Yet Fl,i,d
the Two vscancies-PIobabls
Msmb r..

Tbs police and fire board Is still
without working quorum on account
OF Mayer Glendinning not yet having
filled the vacancies caused by the
resignation OF Commissions Varian
and Jennings. 1t Ia presumed that
this condition Of affairs, however, will
not continue long.
Just who will 10 named to take the
positions OF honor, trust and hard
work lain down by Messrs. Varian
ana Jennings IL not known although
several prominent citizens have been
spoken OF Ia that connection. II was
even suggested today that Mr.. Jen.
nings could again step into tho on olal
shoes he put aside last week when the
shrievslty nomination appeared TO be
well within his grasp. IL IL doubtful
though II he would accept the place
agaln. Other gentlemen spoken OF are
Attorney Elmer b. Jones, Boyd Park,
Captain Paul and Dave BuIley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
Political Pointers.

Provo Enquirer Harmony mus. be
the watohword this year with Repul5.
licans. What does IL matter how ws
differ on tho national issue; the State
10 for Bryan, but let us Join In anu
shve tho local oiiioes.
Evening Press; w. l.. p. Pey,op.
one Of the (Webor county, nominees
for representative, Is a witty fellow of
splendi ID natural abilities anu talent. "a
a speaker. Idleness Ia his " orst ianlt.
He Is hon OF Colonel Peytop, who
was under General Picket OF COMEDIES.
ate fame In the celebrated, unsuccoss.
ful though brave charge nc Gettysburg.
The delegates from sAlt Lake county
TO tho Democratic State convention 10
meet at Provo on Thursday next viii
meet In caucus at Unity Hail, West
Thiri south street. between East apo
West Tensile streets, this Tuesday
evening Mt 1880 O'CLOCK, for tho purpet.
OF organizing tho delegation, selecting
members OF committees and Arranging
Tor transportation, In accordance with
the action Of the convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Il atty Orders Ne made by Judgs
Hitehie before Judge street.

Il lity Orders as Made by Judge
hifehie before Judge ssrsss.
Judge Richie made the following
orders In the Third district court 10.
day;
Nellie y. Is. Smith va NJ. 5chwart,
ct al; fifteen days allowed plaintiff To
iile amended complaint.
D3minlek T.. Tarpey vs. J. Madsen
OF al; transferred to the Fret district.
Olson l.. Arnold Va II. NJ. Jones OF al;
set tor Saturday, Sept 20.
Julius Meyer We Eugene Armstein
OF al; set for Friday, Oct. ..
Thos. r. Muiloy We John Huey;
passed for tho term.
Hiram y. LaBty vs. John b. War.
dell ct al; Transferred 10 Judge Hiles
OF Street.
q. Lavagnino vs. Carl Ahlquisi;
dismissed NJ cost Of plaintiff.
NJ. J. Gray Va Henry Dsnhalter;
transferred TO Judge Street.
CHARLES Il. Bart vs. Al. Burt; trans.
ierred 10 Judge street or Hiles.
Bullion Beck and Champion miuing
company We Frank Knox OF al; dis.
missed with leave to feinstAte.
A. 4. Schroeder w Gleason h, KIM
ney OF al; motion for new trial being
argued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
TROOPS HOLD LEADVILLR
nIue Owners D eide 10 Import Llbai-
eTs From Missouri.
a Decision Co Rid the CITY OF the Law
less Element, Thought 90 he
CnIy Ave Fhsusand strong.

LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. 2e.-ovor n
thousand members Of tn. Colorado
national guard under command OF
Brigadiet Gsnetal Brooke, are on duty
10 this city. Some are doing guard
duty at Maid Erin aud olhor mines,
but the main body Ia encampod near
tho Denver and II 10 Grande depot.
awaiting developments. The streets
ore crowded with excited men but no
violence has been done since the At
taoks upon the Coronado aud En-
NETT mines early yesterday morn.
ing, In which at least six men.
II 10 now known, vera killed. No
attempt has yet bee n made to resume
operations at any OF the mines ciosed
on account OF the strike, tut some
may soon ba rcopened under the pro.
lection afforded by the prssencs OF
troops.
Tho saloons are all closed and Sum
day quiet prevails. Tho calm IL OF the
sort that foresodss storm, but IL will
not break long as the national guard IL
on the ground. General Brooke will
no, decide upon what disposition to be
made OF his forces until after n con-
ference with Sheriff Newman this
afternoon. l...a... ...
Groops Of miners In tho streets are
quiet enough TO ali Appearances, but
many complain bitterly that "the
workiugman cam yet n fsir show"
The headquarters OF the union has
been closed since tho rloting. J. H.
Amburn, president, and II. J. Dewar,
secretary, have disappeared. Under
ample guard the Emmet and Marion
minesafo worked. IL ~ said the mine
owners have arranged to bring miners
ifem Missouri anu hope TO have the
troops kept here until tho now men are
put 10 work.
The city council aud citizens at n
Joint meeting this afternoon decided
10 take vigorous measures TO rid the
town OF tho lawloss element. number
log about 200 men. A committee was
appointed TO obtain legal opinion Row
this can DO done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
American Iiaphtr,' convention.

BT. Loufs, NO., sept. 2g.-Thefe ie
assembled OF the Olympic theator to-
day the representatives Of more wealth
than ever before came together IN this
city atone time. IL wa. tho fret sea.
sion OF the twonty.sCclnd annual con.
vCntion Of American Bankets' Rfsooia.
ton. Delegates arc pfo,ent from oil
parts OF the country, representing ut
least a billion doliufe. The convention
will be Ia session three days. There
Will be y general discussion VI reports
anu matters pertaining 10 banking.
The MS, day's eesfion wha takou up
with matters Of routine nature.
About 200 delegates assembled In the
Olympic tpeatef q, 10 O'Clock. 'tss,.
den, l.. IL. Pulleu, OF Now YORK,
called the convention 10 order. Mayor
Wallbriugo delivered an address OF
welcome. w. II. Thompiou, pfesi.
dent Of tue g.. Louis clearing house,
welcomed tho uuls gatts ON behalf OF the
local tanker. President Pullen de.
livercd the annual address.
The report OF this executive council
was "a declaration In favor OF tho gold
stAndnrJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

CANTON, ONO, Sept. 22.-ThIos
organized delegations hAyo appoint.
msnls with Mckinley TO-DAY. The fiftt
which arrived at noon, consisted Of
Republicans and friends OF MsJor
Mckinley from Holmes c.unty, Oilo,
one OF tho strongest Democratic Sec
tlons In the county. An Hddfess
was made by DIR. Bingham OF hillers.
burg, responded 70 by Major
McKinley.
AI2 O'ciock a special train brought
the delegation from jamestown, N.Y.,
representing ChAtRqua and CattAtau-
gus counties. Al AicK inley's homo u
coURrAtulAtoty addteW was made by
Hon. A. q. Wade OF Jamestown.
The last delegation coming from
Elkhnrt and representing northern
Indiana ~ scheduled 10 arrive at $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
THE ARMENIAN QUESTION.
LIGHT Shed Upon The Situation 10
Eastern Europe.
a Sseret Agreement Betwsou g.;
suiian aua the Three Csnir-.
European Powers

LONDON, Sept. 22.-John Lowells,
member Of Parliament for the Hag-
gerstown division, Shofedilch. was the
principal speaker last evening at a
meeting called TO expross sympathy
with the Armenians and impress upon
the government the necessity OF TAX.
ing steps to prevent further massnctes.
To tho astoninhment Of the jlngor
who had called the meeting by the
distribution throughout Bhoreditcb
and vicinity OF pIaoards headed with
q blood.Tsi cross below which were
tho words. abdul, the bloody muir.
uorer or maniac" MT. Lowell, a con-
sentative and ardent imperial fedeI-
ationist, and believed TO havs this ear
u the government, promptly threw
cold water over the war enthusiasts
anu definitely defined the position OF
tho government.
LOWELL began by stating that he
was authorized by the foreign office to
ray that Great Britain ut this present
moment was confronted by an
agreement between the three great
central powers OF Europe with
Turkey that II Great Britain
sheuld attack Turkey alone, no matter
on what excuse or pretexl, II would
mean European war
Vigorous protests against inactlon
upon tho part OF Great Britain were
mAae by tho more hol.headed OF the
assemblage, but before the meeting
had adjourned Lowolls succeeded In
impressIng upon tho audience that
discretion under tho present circum.
stancee, Ia far batter policy for Great
Britain than n useless display OF valor
which might within short tims
place the very existence OF the British
empire al Stake.
WILL SEE THE czAR ABOUT II.
BIRAuNoHAM, Sept 22.-Ihe Post
today says al tue expressed desire OF
the czar important communication ms
upon tho Armenian question have
passed between Marquis salisbury and
M. Dc Slasl, the Russian ambassador
In London, in which certain points
have beon agreed upon 10 form basis
ior consultation between the czAr and
Marquis Salisbury;
DISTURBANCES CONTINUE.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, Sept. s2.-Dis.
,urbanoes oceurTea on September 18th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

homeopathic meagure which viii 10
vigorously oppoted by Irregular" ply.
siclans. The ordinance was referred
70 tho committee on health ana cOuu.
" Relations and II n anticipated trat
the regular" aud "homeops" Will
lock horns whom tho committee meets
70 consider the proposed ordinance.
Tho ordinance contains q long sitting
Of whereas, alleging that vaccination
IL no preventative OF emall poK; that u
iuoeulates individuals with tho toxine
" tuberculosis, erysipolas aud other
disohte,i that compulsory vaccination
u an Infringement on tho C0nAiitu-
tlonal nights Of children and parents
aud that therefore the law authorizing
II should DO repealed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
1UPED BY A RUSSIAN
|, ALLEGED Spy Of The Gar Steals
Carnegie Secrets
,,o .nnoR rL,TE mAsUrAcruRE
IA. Now he Carried on Ia Rus Ia by
thi Methods Used at
Hon .icad.

ru,cAoo, Sept. 22.-A special TO tho
TIn,,Hsrald from PlI,sburs. Ps.,saysi
Russian spies sent cut by tho govern
"a, Of the GEAR have stolen A.meti.
an amor plato secrets and propoio to
,,,p their acquisitions TO profit by
mruI,hing information by means Of
mich Rusda may make her own
,b,sihs for battle shipe. This, In
t,lsL ia tho discovery which has boon
leo, quiet for aome months by the
,eiclals Of the Carnegie Steel COM
many and which has worried the
American naval authorities and OIL
sc,.ls OF tho steel company. For the
n,si yoaf or two the Carnegie com.
rsny has had its experts In nearly
,yefy county In tho world trying TO
ali amor, When the announcement
came that the Russian government
lad decided 10 give our plato trial
there was great rejoicing at Home
,lsad a. tho contract was supposed q
10 the iotefunner OF Others not only
nom Russia but from other European
ratons. Tue contract was Tot II. 1OO..
0OO tons, the plate being for cruiser I'M
def conjunction at 10 Russian port. The
ersot sum paid by tho Russian gov
,fnment per ton for this plate has
never been made public, and tho
United States naval officers state the
Price wAs not over $500 ton. includ.
ing delivery In Russian port. Other
CONCESSIONS we're made ana one OF the
most Important was n CLAUSE In the
contract Specifying that the Russians
should have access 10 the plstc5 NJ oil
stages OF their manufacture.
a navy Ufiicef, high In tho service
Of tho car was aent over the water
aud took quatiefn In Pittabufg remain.
ing here until tho last pound Of plate
uudo. tho contract had heon sent east
fit transportation across tho Atlantic.
No sooner was tho Russian ofiiter In
pi,labufg than he began 10 make ok.
hausiive Investigations concerning tho
methods ard eeofela pcrlhiuing 10 the
amor plate manufacture NJ Home.
steal. Ine making OF tho plates
stretched over \ period Of about right
laontna ami II vas not until lali May
when the last plalu was Shipped east.
that the Russian left. Thou tho o1m-
JAny realized that Il had been dupod
lsd the order was only n scheme TO
got some very valuable Information nj
q vary low ratio. = 49,. r.. A