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The times., 1897-12-03
Van YLlECK DIVORCE SUIT
Husband Laughs Sneeringiy at His
Wife in Court.
The Plaintiff Says Love for Her
Children Kept Her From Suing
for Sepa ration Years Ago.

Buff alo, lee. .. George II. Van ylieeG
is apparently going TO keep the promise he
made two years ago to fight Ids wife "a
the courts to the bench OF last resort"
While The elator is presenting her
case. Van Vlieck, with sovial counter
ance, as though he were casting for ter
rapin, sits between his lawyers, Spencer
Clinton and Adolph Rebadow, chatting
anyone else. when some ludicro Incl
dents are mentioned by his wife.
Eugene Bartlett, counsel Tor Mrs, Marie
Louise Van ylieck, completed this morn
ing, 80 far as the rcldtoF's testimony Is
concerned, hls description of Van Vlieck
cruelty toward his wife in the line Of
neglecting his children by allowing Mrs
Caleb Coatsworth to suffer during her fatal
illness; t'y not showing proper affection
toward his little grandson, Jimmy Goats
worth.
when Van Nlieek came INTO court tins
morning he laughed snceringly as he saw
his wifestting il a detected attitude at the
other side OF the Dbig room. H was dressed
with scrupulous care, and was the most
unconcerned man nrcouIt, while his wife
poured out a tale OF wrong and cruelty
stretching over years.
IRE pian, ~ looEed III this morning wien
Re took the stand and her examil;a lion by
Attorney Eugene Rartlett was resnrled-
Mrs. Van vIieck saidthat the reason she did
moi sue Tor a separation years az 0wls De-
cause her love for her children, tfeu tOuug,
prey ented itri Sic, felt that ste oreEt to
suffer anyt hing rather han desert theIu.
The times., 1897-12-03
IMPRISONED IN \ NINE.
Newly Married Couples Honeymoon
May End in Death

Denver, Col, Dec. Miss LauTe Z
Leet, who. on October I ; last, was mar
rie=i 70 Arthur \. Roller, is passing through
one Of the ia0st thrilling and dangerous
honeynDOns ever experienced by bride
She lnG her young husband are imprisoned
ut the Monte CristO silver mine, IN the
Cascade Mountains Or North Washington.
hemmed in on all sides by great masses
of snow.
Provisions are ieginning 10 grow scarce
and il is almost iJupoSsii Ie 10 repIeuish the
now nearly exhausted stock. IL is very
prolable tHat the young woman viii be
forced u trave the nardsnips and dangers
of "a snOwsho. trip OF thirty miles to
civilization.
No communication between those &c the
Monte Cristo ana the outside wOTld can
lie had except by means OF daring Il es-
sengcrs, VITO are sent over the fr1z@n
crust on snow shoes. Those who lave
hazarded their lives in making the trip
10 or from the mines. OF whom there have
been but two or three, report many
narrow escapes frUn avalauches, which
the slightest prUvOcatiCu sends rushing
down the mountain sides, carrying with
them huge trees and bcuiders Of great
Size.
Mrs. Roller is former leader OF Denver
society, and her friends here are numbered
sc the hundreds. Immediately after her
marriage 10 young Roller the couple went
10 the Monte CriSt0 mine, where he had
secured the position OF asSayer.
The times., 1897-12-03
COAL MINERS STRIKE IMMINENT
If Wages Are Not Increased They
Will Go Out

Cleveland, Dec. 2.-Another strike 9f
coal miners is expected by the operators.
who are already laying their plans 10
check the outbreak. Prepsrs tions are be
ing made nv the operators 70 resist any
attempt ON the part of the miners to Sc
cure an advance in wa ges at the conference
of the representatives of the miners and
operators, which will be held this month
The river operators are forming a com
bine and this said Thomas E. Young,
general Ia ger OF the Hanna Company, of
this city, will have much power among
the operators, Mr.. Young said:
The prospects for settlement Of The
wage question at the conference are not
bright. The miners win demand an
increase, and the operators are opposed
to granting the demand. II the nin"rs
insist on their demands, strike sill
probably Toe ordered.
"A strike in January would affect us
less than at any other time, and the strikers
would have less chance OF winning cut
Mr.. Young held a conference with Presi-
dent Ratchford, of the Mineworkers Union
at Columbus today.
The times., 1897-12-03
D1LILAH FALBS SHOT KERN
Son Of the Mardered Man Was al
AccCmplice.
Johl Lewis Wrunged Her ana She
Tlied 10 Convict Him of the Crime
Cut of Revenge

Waterloo, Iowa, Dec. 2.-The Kern muir
der mystery is mystery NO longer, VII
liam Kern, a1n of the murdered man, has
at last broken down and made a clean
breast OF il all. His sweet heart, Delilah
Falss is accused by him OF the murder OF
Jerome Kern, ana the dead mans Jnly
sou confe sses that he was her willing dupe
and acconlplic.. He says she suggested
ana he asscHt.d This crime vas 10 have
been followed by the murder OF her mother.
In his confession 10 the district attorney
Kern says lis father was enticed into the
woods, where Delilah waited him. Here,
young Kern says, Size fired ii shot from
the erevolver that he had given her. William
was working about the garden when lis
father left the house. Before the echo
of this shot had died away the Young
man started for the scene OF the tragedy,
where he found his father dead upon the
ground, anG standing near was the girl.
According to Kern's confession the tTo
then satlattd the clothing OF the dead man
with oil from a can that the young woman
had In Ter wagon, anu ignitcd t. The
puIpusr was To conceal the manner in
wtGc,, Nh. Kern died. Then they sepa-
rated. sh going on her way to the creamery
and ho returning home. He alleges that
the oi can and the revolver Were buried
by Miss Facs IN the woods
That Delilah Fales had some other
motive for Killing jerome Kern than that
she gave to his san is suggested by the fact
that she has ever since sought to lay The
| crime at the door OF JOHN Lewis. who Was
known TO b, the only avowed enemy Kern
had. Several years ago Lewis Wis lie
fendant i'll suit for seduction when Miss
| Fales brought against him.
He was conN !ctctl ana ent o tie panitcn
! tiary FOR two years. Ent tfat did net ap-
| pcase The wOman's desire FOR reI enge, and
lasl winter she again ossayed to haEr fim
arrested for an alleged attempted assault.
The eltier Kern had opposed his son S
attentions to Delilah, who IS ROW under
arrest.
The times., 1897-12-03
CmsPI.s PATHETIC APPEAL.
The Former PremIer'~ Case Re
ferred to Committee

The Former Premier'~ Case Re-
ferred to Committee
Rene, Dec >. The matter OF the alleged
connection Cf eX-Prensier Crispi with the
Rank of Naples scandals, which the court
OF cessation recently decided could only be
dealt with by Parliament, was the subject
of a prolonged debate in the Chamber of
Deputies today.
AT the conclusion OF the discussion, the
chi Der decided to refer tie inquiry into
th case To committee, composed Of seven
deputies, to be nominated hy The president
o. tie chamber.
Siguor Crispi attended The sitting OF the
chs nber, and at tie last moment - the
debate made Il speech, in which he declared
that his conscience was tranquil, and that
he gladly accepted the reference OF the
Case to committee of deputies The eN-
premier showed much emotion, and his last
words, recalling the fact that all OF his
life had heen consecrated To his country,
elected manifestations of sympathy from
tie chamber ana the occupants OF the
galleries.
The times., 1897-12-03
NOMINATE STATE OFFICERS.
Democratic Caucus at Richmond a
Very Exeiiing One.

Democratic Caucus at Richmond
Very Exciting Cne.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 2.-The Joint Demo
cratic caucus tonight did rot clcse Until
100 a. m TIE State Officers who had
no opposition were disposed Of first aud
then was e ken up the esuperintendentof he
penltentiary, oy er which there was IN ex-
citing contest
1t was known that Major b. ". Lynn,
the present superintendent, would rave
close fight as he gained the enmity of
the sheriffs OF the state by having law
passed taking fron them the pri 1ilege
of bringing their prisoners TO the prison, III
stead of sending a penitentiary guard after
tl.rm.
His opponents combined forces against
him, which Resulted in the nomination
OF George " Helms, of Franklin county.
The contest for the office OF Superintendent
Of public instruction was Also haiy CON
tested the chief opponents being the in
cumbent, Hon. John L. Massey, and Or.
John y southai, of Amelia eounty. Tie
latter won by close vote. The register
of the land office remains to be acted
upon.
The times., 1897-12-03
CARROLL INSTITUTE SMOKER.
Many Guests A-reeahIy Entertained
by Those in Charge.

Many Guests A-reeahIy Entertained
by Those in Charge
The smoker given last evening by Car
roll Institute was "a decided success. IL
was the first or a series of similar enter
taiEments which VIII be gwen during
the winter, and If the social session last
evening is 10 be the measure, the sea s0a
VIII be most enjoyable.
The arrangements We're in the hands OF
a Committee Of fifteen, OF which Mr..
George F Cox was the chairman, and As
entertainers M . Cox and his associates
made reputation which viii stand any
test An excellent program OF musical aud
vocal selections. recitations, acT0batic
featS and = cake walk was arranged
and presented by some ot the bess talent N
the city.
Among those who contributed To the
entertainment were MesSrs. George C'Con-
nor. Harry Leigh, Charles Bethtel. Joseph
Cullen, Joseph King, Charles Green, Ed
F Walsh, F. G IIeluerict,, L Remayi,
Charles Moore, FrCC. Joyce, McAfee.
O'Donohue and little Ted, tile acrlbatic
wOrdeT.
There was also a cake walk. in which
the popular favorites, Misses Durnin ani
Burns and Masters Collier ana Kean took
part.
After the cigars the guests were servtd
an excellent lunch.
The times., 1897-12-03
SHE THREW cARBoIIc ACID.
Mrs. sharp Accused of Nearly Blind
ing City Attorney Lynch.

ing City Attorney Lynch.
Oc0nto, Wis, Dec . As a result OF
cerbolic acid having been thrown in his
face by woman last night, City Attorney
Lynch viii lose the sight Df one eye ana
Is otherwise disfigured for life.
Mrs. Rosa Sharp has been arrested on
suspicion OF having thrown the drug. Lynch
was in front of the store or Martineau X
Co., aud was about to enter when a
woman with black cloak thre " the con-
tents of can into Lynch's face. The
stuff proved TO he carboIic acid and burned
his eyes and face badly.
He was taken to Milwaukee on the filSt
train to have his eyes treated by an expert.
The street was brilliantly lighted at the
time. After throwing the contents OF she
can the wnInan turned and was seen by
a boy named Murray, WHO says she IAN
into the hallway that leads to a news
paper office.
GhiS incident, combined with others, led
to the arrest of Mrs. sharp, owner and
editor Of the newspaper the Inquirer, as
the alleged perpetrator or the assault. She
was arraigned this morning, and upon ex-
animation of the huy Murray her hear
ing was postponed untI December 9.
Bond was fixed in the sun of 81 ,OGO.
The times., 1897-12-03
LAWSUIT cvEn THE BIBLE.
Universtty of Oxford Desires TO Re-
strain Its Publication.


strain Its Publication.
New York, Dec. 2.-For the first time
in the history of this country the Uni
verSi5y Of oxford is engaged in a law
suit Their suit is over the celebrated
Bible which hears the universitys name,
and is brought In the United States cir
cult court, to prevent the use of the name
oxford as part of the descriptive title
of any Bible, excepting such as shall have
been issued from the university publishing
house in England.
The title OF the suit is The Chancellor.
Masters and Scholars of the University of
Oxford versus The Wilmore A ndrew P,lb-
fishing Company" a firm doing business
in this city, and the complaint charges
that the defendants have reproduced the
ONiorl Bible in such a manner as TO
render the reprint fraudulent and calculated
to deceive. Tie hearing before the COM
missioner viii be a long one, and it Will
be long time before the case comes to
tria. fl court.
The times., 1897-12-03

Don t be persuaded into buying liniments
without reputation or merit-Cham5er-
lain's Pain Balm costs no more, and its
merits have teen proven 10y test of many
years. Such letters as the following from
l.. G. Bagley, Hueneme, Cal, are constantly
being received: The best remedy for pain
have ever used is Chamberlain s Pain Balm,
and | say so after having used it in my
family for sever al years. 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and swell
ings. For sale by Henry Evans, whoIesa lie
and retail druggist, 93S st and Conn. sye.
and S st.nw. and 1923 Md ave. ne.
The times., 1897-12-03
LIVE STOCK DEALERS MEET.
Organizing National Commission
10 Act With Government

st. Louis, Dec. 2.-The Interstate As
sociation of Livestock Sanitary Boards
is in session at the Planters Hotel here.
Livestock dealers to The number OF 90 are
present from Indiana, Illinois, Kansas,
Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma. Tennessee,
Wisconsin,, and Arkansas.
The gathering is the first moremenJ to
organize a national couuiSSinn to act with
the Government i'll protecting the health OF
live stock i'll the Northern States The
Department OF Agriculture has eStl,i-
lished quarantine lire north yf which
no cattle may come except for immediate
slaughter, from February Is to November
10. The present meeting IS to consider
tn. course of that line, as it is now fix ~.
and the length OF the prohiUitiye period.
The times., 1897-12-03
DIVORCES AT SLIGHT COST.
\ Custom in New York Which Con-
fiicts With the InV.

New York, Dec. Prom the Ghetto,
or ti.t East SIDE OF this citr To the su-
creme court Is bet a short distance, vet
ttCisI,orCe custoI.,s AID the Iaws OF that
GaaFtc! and tiir laws Of the supr renne court
ar a. divergent a. Notwithstanding Gus
toms and these of the Tar East In ages
Part.
The Conflict of custom In vogue among
some OF the orthodox Hebrews of the East
SHE witt tie divorce laws Of the State
is brought out I'm Il suit which Rosa
Schwartz has brought through her counsel,
Benjamin. y Levy, for an absolute divorce
from her husband, Simon Schwartz
Inc plaintiff asserts that. after obtain
ing raLhinicaI decree Of divorce from
her husband, tIe married one Celia Lem
hTeck, with whom ne IS now living. Mrs
Sciiw..ttI alSU asserts that this rst bbInicaI
deere" cost only $50, and that, fo- an
SdtIJiOnal - cents, he got provision
Inserted In the decree giving hin. the con-
trnl of their three children. These prices,
Mrs Schw.,ftz says are the prevailing
rates on .iie East Side Of the city
The times., 1897-12-03
TYPHOID FEVER IN PATTERSON
Epidemic lis New Jersey Town
Traced to Impure Milk.


Traced to Impure Milk.
Paterson, n. j.. Dee 2. Tie typhoid
epidemic in this city is still GA the increase
Tt uugl the board of health has taken
stringent measures TO prevent the spread Of
the disease, SO far their efforts have been
without result This morning two more
cases We're reported. while yesterday L g ee
we're seventeen more cases added TO the
list.
Tits morning there was total Cf forty
FIVE cases OF typhoid. So far only one
Gt;;tk lIas been reported. that of Mrs. John
Htyeridte, wealthy East Size resident
Th', fact that the disease i mainly cen
teleC III the arjSrooratic parr Of tile city
seems to puzzle the health Officers After
q thorouE.i investigation Health Officer
Ledl AMI his assistants claim the germs
have been raced to milk from a Sussex
county dairy.
The two eases reported today are those
or Ms. Fred W. Cooke and Harry. son
OF former Mayer Gilmore.
The times., 1897-12-03
GAMEKEErEL'S SAD PLIGHT
For Three Days He Is Alone With
Broken Leg.


st Johns y. B Dec. 2.-Nelson Spinney,
game warden at Inglewood Manor the RI ~
house fpToniincnt Bogtouiaus, ct tMUSq.ash.
had an awful cAl,r!ence on ThankSeiH ing
Day. IN the afternoon, while lowering 'lc
gate of trc dam, spinney lost control OF
he wirdlass, which tluync around, broke
Ills left leg below the knee.
He was alone ana with no probabilHg
OF any rcscue Determined 10 reach tile
clubhouse, three miles away, he slid down
a ten-foot euibankment, ana with the aid
Of staff hopped along over the ground.
His progress was slow. When darkness fell
the limb was Paining him frishtlu!y
Hour after hour l'e dragged himself along.
It was nearly , o'clock in the morning
when he reached the clubhouse. He had
Decn thirteen hours covering the three
TaieS.
Friday, for the whole day and night, he
spent in q fireless room, with a fierce
storm raging without. Late Saturday some
campers happened along and discovered
STinmey's predioament. Sunday a doctor
was summoned and the leg set
The times., 1897-12-03
DESPERATE TRAIN RoBBER.
Alone, He Holds Up "a Train, hut
Secures Nothing

KeoFuk, Iowa, Dec. 2.-One lone rob
be-, with his face hidden by mask and
armed with q revolver, attempted to rob
tha passengers OF the northbound st L ouis,
Keol.uk and Northwestern train, which ar
riveF here early this morning. minstrel
troupe and a theatrical company were
aboard the cars.
Soon after the train left Lagrange the
desperate, whc had taken seat in the
smoking car, put A mask on his face and
drawing a revolver, started through the
train. Pistol in hand he demanded tue
money and valuables of the passengers
There was a scramble to get out ur his
wa, but son4e of the men in the coach
stood their groGnd and attempted to
disaru, the bandit, who fired three shots
from his revolver none of which took eff.
feet.
lie lost his mask in the scuffle, and
finally escaped TO tile platform, from
which he sprang 10 the gTound while he
train vas going at full speed. The ban
dit secured no money.
The times., 1897-12-03
JOHN {. sHEEHAS MUCH BETTER
Does Not Know That He Has Been
Superss.ded

New YORK, Dec. John C. Sheshan
was So far recovered today from his at
tack er Illness that he was able 80 1rlve
out. He said that hc had conclHl al Let
10 20 South for a rest, a he had III
tended, put will return TO his office and
business in Il da or 50.
Air. SEreHan does not vet know that Ie
has been superseded in the Tammany Han
leadership. and hiS friends sa that he WI
never believe that he = until he hears it
fro.u Richara Croker's own lips. The fact.
though that he haS not been invited by
~. croker tn partic pate il tie Lakew ,od
slal r-lusking, and that John r. Carroll
has been. .isone ur several evidences that H.
a. no longer IN favor with the Ing chief as
h, Used 10 be.
Then. too, tie declaration OF sIr. Croker
ceislnr The leadership Of David B Hill
IN thc T. D-mocfatie councils of the State, was
"A strong -HIimsJ'ou "a NJ, Sheehan that
he cnUld hardly continue as the nominal
head - tht Tammany Han organization.
Ir. sh,7-lI;.u 1ras essentially Hm man.
The times., 1897-12-03
FATAL FIRE IN PROVIDENCE.
Flint Company's Furniture store De-
Stroyed-One Man Killed

Flint Company's Furniture store De-
Stroyed-One Man Killed.
Providence, r. L., Dec. 9,-The big fur
niture establishment OF the Flint Company
was destroyed by fire at an early hour
this evening. There is an estimated dam
age of $780, 600.
One man lost his life by suffocation
while trying TO escape, and another en-
pioye, woman, was taken from the
building unconscious, and is in II pre-
carious condition.
IN addition to these one man WIS res
cued from perilous Position by firemen
two saved themselves BY jumping from
the windows within sight OF IN "Xcited
crowd, and others were taken from places
OF peril by the elevator attendant, who ran
his car up to the fourth story and brought
down a number OF persons who might
have been suffocated but for his cooiness
and bravery.
The times., 1897-12-03
Esterhazy Anxious for Trial,

Taris, Dec. Count Esterhazy, who
has been accused of writing the docJ-
meIt relating to the defenses Of France,
which led to the life imprisonment of
Capt. Albert Dreyfus, has petitioned Gen.
Pelieux to order his trial by codrt-
martial. so that his position shall be
made clear, and the calpmnies against
him disprovpd
The times., 1897-12-03
Officers of the W. T.. I. Corps

The Washington Light Infantry Corps
has elected officers as follows: william
6 Moore, colonel; BuTton r. Ross, ma ior;
J esse R. Grant, secretary; DR.. c. II.
Luce surgeon; Lieut.. a. ". Kelly, quar-
teInlaSter, and Lfeut. II. 2. Hoase, finan-
etai secretary. The company Officers Were
as follows: Company a, First Lieut..
Charle:. L. Beatty detailed to command the
company, First Lieut. Keough; Company
b. Capt. Shreve, First. Lieut.. Jesse Grant,
Second Lieut.. House; Company c, Capt.
Lee. First Lieut.. Zea; Company j, Capt.
Miller, First Lieut.. Bell, and Second
LIEUT.. Marshall
The times., 1897-12-03

FULLER The funeral services Of Mrs.
rNsiA r. FtLLt.iL, HyIfe at BENJAMIN r.
Ilier. will Be held at Douglas Memorial
~ 2. Church, corner OF Eleventh and
a D.
La trIends OF the raaiiIy Will please meet
III remains al tie churcn- 1t
s.-tI-l E...s--syti =. etiutesl 3 Decent r l,
1897, at sc q. us., sTEPHsN : NAL
Z EtS, the beluN Cd huSiaBd Of Eliza J
alters, m the IItty-SlNth ggar of mis-
age He leaves q vine tnd NeI clI.CTeu
10 mourn his los.
,.one ~ 1naJ Gear form and face,
Eut not gone MS present grace,
Trough nsiuseif 10 more We see.
C0.1tortleSs we tGuuct tie;
No, hGS spirit still is ours,
QUicScnlHg. lresnenIng all our powers.
BY HIS WIFE And CHILDREN
Funeral frorI His late TesIdence, No.
g2S New Jcrseyal en- ne noTl invest Oh ) atl.r-
day, Dccer- her +, Al o. IN. Eeiatil cS and
trends are les LecuulIg luN ited 10 attend.
ttraneellrr, >. c. tai ers Iltase CobyJ
Item
I-,, ENNER-Cn "Wednesday, December
]. s97, al 80 D. NJ. ELIZA BETH a c,
widow OF the late Walter s. HaHenner.
uneral IfuH ttE l2le residence, No. 46l
Harrison street ! H3t Cst Ia, Frlria y. HeCeiu-
iser 3. at .. H., Friends and relatives
ln1i ed Item
C,,OAES-On December : 1887, at q
o'clog a M. CHAhLES GWYANE
GggMES, heloN eel sbn 81 1larIes : and
Hulda CoonfrS, nee lIuhof, aged ) years
aRC months
.ureraI Irou his late residence. No.
/ 223 New Jersey a. enue HOrlnW est, r rfda Y
December 3. al !. q ClCCk q. II. LeiatII es
and friends invited. del-3t EN-
Mortality in the District
Deaths were reported at the health Of
flee up 10 , O'Clock yesterday, as fol-
The times., 1897-12-03
WENT CUNNING FOR MILwEE
AS II Result DR. Smith and His
Brother Are Dead

Little Rock, Dec 2.-De. j W. Smith
an his brother, jim, went cunning for W.
M;lwec, a merchant of Horatio, today and
found him on the principal street of the
town
They opened fire on tic merchant and
after the smoke had cleared away the
doctor and his brother were found dead
on the ground, while Milwee was un-
scotGed. The difficulty arose over a big
bill which DI. Smith presented AIilwee
The latter was arrested
The times., 1897-12-03
TWO BATTLES REPORTED.
said to Have Taken FIuce Near
SuaCti SDirituS

Havana, bee. 1--we Iaprrtsat en-
gagemeHts are reported today .s> raying
taken place near Sa1ctl Spiritus. 9ru-ince
Of santa Clara. ECt7een she ss.i us and
tie Spanish battalion Of Ecus. According
To the official version. the Insurgents lad
nineteen killed. Willie the Spanish B I'd one
officer aud two pgivatcs killed anI twelve
privates injured.
The times., 1897-12-03
Tie TRIAL Board Pleased

Tae memIers 0f the trial hoard which
coneucied tGe speed trial yesterday OF the
torpedo boaJ NinSiOw il Chesapeake Bay
have returned te the city and VIII submit
lh-ir report in "A few DAYS They are wen
pleased WITH the boat. II never takes even
few days for any trial board to pronounce
on Tharp's Pure Berkeley Whisky-they
give their decision at once, aud 1t is al
ways 10 the effect that il is the best
v-ili>Sy on earth. For sale at sI2F r st.nw.
IL
The times., 1897-12-03
Government Begins Suit

Omaha, Neb., Dec. "A suit has been
filed III behalf OF the United States Govern
ment against the Omaha Stockyards Com
pany. The proceedings are instituted under
the Sherman antitrust law, the de-
fendant company being charged with TO-
lations of that enactment.
The times., 1897-12-03
southern Sugar Refining Company

Richmond, Va, Dec. 2.-Several capt.
taiists here secured today a charter to
organize the Southern Sugar Refining Com
pany, with $1,0005o00 capital. James /.
Pace, expresident OF the Planters National
Bank. is president of the company, The
object of which is TO manufacture sugar
from beets.
The times., 1897-12-03

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