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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
s4IFFLETTE ARRESTED

For Passing Huntington, W. Va, Orders
That Disappeared.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Jan. u
Carter Shlflette was arrested tonight,
for passing old city orders which nys-
teriously disappeared from the vaults
at the city hall. Fifteen thousand dol
lars worth have been paid second
time. ShIfIiette says he came by the
orders honestly. The aggregate OF
amount of orders missing Is $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
XVIII Go 10 Alone.

LONDON, Jan 7.-The Standard says
It is now rumored that Great Britain
win lend China c16,0Oo,0o0 direct with
out the issue Of q guaranteed loan. 80.
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Cooks pen.l,n.

Special Dispatch to tho lntclllserccr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Ecnry C.
Cook, OF Weston. ". Va. has been
granted q pension at the; rate oi. sis-per
month, s liall5, Is Z; q p .sei gSgat T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

Mn.sn,cnt, orstenm.hlpI.

HAVANA, Jan. 1.-THE cxportatlon OF
leaf tobacco free OF duty began to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

PERTH, Western Australia, Jan. E.
-The wheat crop in the northera dis.
trict o. this colony is estimated 10 be
between fourteen and fifteen bushels
per acre.
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might no. iose a word OF what was being

might not lose word OF what was being
said. Not q sound could be heard except
the even tones OF tho man about 10 die.
Durrant finished quietly and had scarce
ly ceased when the black cap was placed
over his face. At the same instant
Hansnan Lunt raised hIs hand. the trap
was sprung and With q rattle Durrant's
body shot through the opening. There
was q sound rs OF q stout rope drawn
taut and broken necked criminal
swayed TO and fro for q nionen. when
the body became motionless. The crowd
surged forward, but the warlen's voice
was heard to exclalm: "Stand back!"
The doctors, howeyer. were permitted to
so forward. where they felt the pulse and
finally decided that Durrant was dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
Is lie /.

LONDON, jan. 7.-Erncst Hart, edi-
tor OF the British Medical Journal, 10
hann -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

nearly all OF the political clubs that had
decided. to participate. have rcselnGed
their action. Some weeks ago the
ninth battalion OF colofed tfoops ten.
dered It's services as escort to Governor
Bushnell In the parade and the COVER
nor promptly accepted the tender In
the co!ored people OF the state In the
election in tho face OF the ilght made
against him on account OF the Urbana
lynchlng. To-day Major Charles Fill
more, commanding tho Ninth battalion.
sent TO the governor a letter, declining
10 act as a personal escort.
In the letter Major Fillmore says:
"sonc weeks ago volunteered you the
services OF my command as an eicort
on the day OF your Inauguration, but
since then eSlgenciss have arisen over
which I have no control. Word reaches
me from various parts Of the stale that
II my command II particular appears
IN the inaugural oarade,Ait will pr re-
celvcd with jeers, Kisses and laughter.
have laborcd too hard 10 brln; nv
command up 10 the high state o. efjl-
cheney and discipline where It Is now.
to be Inundated in such manner I
regret very much that such Is the stale
OF affairs, but should the services Of
my command be required to. defend the
honor OF the state or protect the lives
OF her citizens. you will not ilnd US fal.
tering. most respectfully decline the
honor OF escort"
It was rumored tonight that Colonel
H. II. Martlng. OF l.onton. had tender
ed his resignation as member o; the
governors stafr. but It was stated by
the governors private secretary that
the resignation had not been received
at the office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

It was sad day not only for ,Durrant,
but for eight other murderers who are
confined in San Quentin and whose fate
depended on the success made by the ef-
forts OF Durrant's attorneys In his be-
half They We're all prepared to follow
the same tactics for delay, but now that
the courts have shown that It IS possible
to hang a murderer in California they
have given I'm hope
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
IN CONGRESS-
Teller, Mind You, Teller, Attacks the Re-
a-gt- ,,ut,lir,r u. rfy.4 q ti

Teller, Mind You, Teller, Attacks the Re-
}iA publican Party. j
s WASHINGTON, Jan. THO feature
OF to- days senate session was a speech
delivered by Mr.. Teller, OF, Colorado, re-
gardlng press reports that the recent et-
forts to make It appear that Secretary
Gage had rendered his resignation as q
member, OF the cabinet Of President Nc
Kinley were par. Of a conspiracy of the
silver men to disrupt the cabinet tand Gre
ate dissension between the President and
his advisers.
Mr.. Teller branded the publication as
an insult TO the advocates OF the free
coinage OF silver. He was satisfied that
the President and Secretary Gage were
in ful! accord upon the financial ques-
tion. He attacked the Republican party
because 1t was n party advocating the
gold standard. and expressed his inten-
+ t.on OF doing all In his power TO defeat
the party In 1900 and to drag the present
administration from power because the
policy OF the party was In his opinion
Inlmical to the best and highest interests
of the people OF the United STATES.
The civil service debate continued
Throughout the day In the house. All ef-
forts 10 fix time FOR It's Termination
failed and .t is certain to run OYER into
next week The interest in to-day's dis
cussion dSes nOt tsecm to be waning. The
debate iu-s, v was marked Incident.
I The speakers were Messrs. Gillette.. OF
Mass.. Burton. of Ohio. Republicans, and
Fitzgerald tDem., Mass.). In support OF
the law: Ne7srS Cummings tDem., N.
". Farls (Tep., Ind.). Mahaney, tRep.,
n. W. Driggc Dcsl., n. ". and Brad
ley (Dam., y. W, In opposition to and
Mr.. Kerr (Rep., Ohio. in favor of the
modification OF the law. Ez tas5a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

NEW YORK, Jan. THE rumor that
General Fltzhush Lee. the Unlteo
states consul general. would accom-
papy Captain General Blanco when the
tier takes the field. Is looked upon oSi
the members Of tho Cuban junta as
highly improbable.
: The further rumor that Scnor Estra-
5a palma would accompany tho cap
thin general and General Fitzhush Lee
TO the field, and that O conference with
General Maxine Gomez would foilow.
Is considered absurd. Senor Palma Is IN
PHILADELPHIA. - 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
SENSATIONAL 5liS RUMOR
About Consul General Leo Taking tho
Field In cuba with General Blaneo De-

nied.
HAVANA, Jan. lit has been ru-
mored since yesterday that General
Fltshugh Lee. the United States con-
sui general, will accompany Captain
General Blanco when the latter takes
the field. It is further reported that Sc
nor Estrada Palma, the delegate to the
United States of the Cuban insurgents
will arrive here shortly and accompany
the captain general and General fitz-
hugh Lee to the field. and that con-
ference with General Maxine uonea
Will follow. The reports have caused
sensation In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08
Weather rorecai for To-day.

NEW YoRK-Traver, Bremeni "a
trIn, Hamburg. a.--l--- ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

In just eleven minutes and twenty
eight seconds oil sign3 OF life had van
ished and the most noted criminal OF the
nineteenth century was officially dead.
The body was allowed 10 hang for fifteen
minutes. when It was cut down and
placed In a black coffin provided by an
undertaken from San Francisco. II is
not set known what disposition OF the
body will be made as Durrant's parents
have been so far unable TO secure ac.
commodatlons in any OF tho local cemc-
ter!es for the body OF their son. i, Is
very probable that the body Will be cre-
mated.
z AS soon as the drop fell, the spectators
hurried out OF the room and nobody re-
maincd except the physicians and news
paper men. sl
Durrant, ST., went Immediately to his
wife. who waB awaiting In one OF the
guard rooms and together they accom-
panied the body of their son to San
Francisco. tt.S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

The prison officials were all enthuslas-
tic IN their praise OF Durrant's nerve. 1t
had been feared by them that In spite OF
his apparent brayado, that the Condemn
ed man would break down at the last
moment and make scene. At one time
several days ago Durrant gave evidence
OF a collapse but he managed TO pull his
nerves together once more and proudly
declined all offers OF stlmulants to en-
able him to make q bold showing on the
ecaffold. The criminal was apparently
proud OF his race and vowed that he
would die "llke a Durrant."
Durant's most urgent request OF War
den Hale was that no autopsy be held on
his body. The prisoners medical train
Ing seemed to have imbued him with a
horror OF the surgical treatment Of
corpses. and he vowed that no knife
should should ever touch his flesh. He
also requested that the rope with which
he was hanged be burned. His wishes
in both these respects were observed by
the warden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

yuoSt Virginia. pur,ly cloudy wealth
7. 80 ~ ,,..,,.nr,.. sn,thcnsterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and ONO.
.,,roa tonInr. weather, with light rain on
.;ho I lake; light 10 fresh southeriy winds.
Local Temperatures
,,y = sehnopf, druggist. Market aud FOUR
tecnth street, was as follows: !,
S6fn, 81 Sp. m......'......'; ~ a. :
2 a: ,,,'H....t... 's....i. y y Wsa.hicr.cioIdy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

Agents OF The Ku.tz people were to-
day cndenrorins 10 place pictures o.
the governor IN the wlndowa OF busI-
ness houSes on all the principal streets.
Ihsy met with considerable opposition
and but Few pictures appear PrcpA:a-
tl9ns nre being pushed fo:, :hc innugrr.
al By the local committee, dcspi,p the
opposition. The inaugural parade viii
DC madf up chiefly OF military. as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER q 1898.
PETITIONERS TURNED down.


a special meeting u ihe board OF
education was hsii at noon today pur-
suap. to last nights adiourhneTt, Tor
the purpose OF dsslsmung the polling
places In the three districts that were
agreed upon by the members ana nam
Ing the judges Of election therefor. The
meeting NOS an inisrssiIng and spirited
one. All the members were IN attend
anec. with pae exception 81 brigham
whose absence nom the ciy promises
to BE- Ut indennlic duration.
Prior to the metung. Messrs Gauque
and Cohon 81 the ec1'd preolnci hai
agreed upon ths polling places 81 when
they were 40 h. ioDitei. alsp the mum.
Der OF votcfs that would remain with
In the boundaries ~ 'deas Respective
dirtrlcts. bat these c1,culat1ins Wsrc
tpmpletcly upset by thr action OF fhe
board sFaif
The polling places will he located n
the oregon shors Line railroad build.
iis on West Temple bctweep s.s,n1
ana 1hlfd Sots;h rirses; the Old FIRM
ward school house on ThHi West ara
seventh south strcc;a aud al smnil
store at SO West Second south stress
rsilec.lyely.
The arrcemen. ensetf1 iu;o between
Mefafn. 1lauque and C0snn before the
mcr.lng coufompistt1 that poll No.
would accommodate i.1gs voters. poll
No 2. 1906. poll ~. .. ..Ssl The only
DEVIATION ff1m these agurcg which
were offered by AR Gaulle. was that
ei adding dlstriot fifteen 20 poll at the
lnsinnce Of Mr.. Cusau.
rms agreement Has opposed by
NcssrA Wilson. CrHchiQw. NeldsD and
uimhcrger. Werlich f,rnlicd 10 reducing
the number ~ voters DO the districts
renrcscuird by pull - go a. against
l.aHN. while those lu .ha districts repre-
seated by pOil Wtff Increased 100 and
al poll we're raised from .,ssi 10 s.sls.
Mr Wilson moved thf dlubie set
% Judges b. appointed az p,ii three and
that dirirMis u abd II be embraced N
iheicrritory 80 h. accommodated by
poll one. witch would leave but two
pnlling places irytcad Of shffc on a
polni az order raised by Mr. Mcyie. this
uyinn NaA lost.
" VIII be observed frcm me iesixnai.
"a p1hinE piic thH lhr board refused
10 llrien ~ the petition 10 the mas
" iriapfudfnt orrs hrid
az she sixth ward meeting house last
nifht. REQUESTING .htt OF. pllaua niaCe
be located In that building. The fli.
loNtng election Judges wcfi then agreed
uflni
Poll No. i-Archlbaid buchanan.
I,lsaatd J. Flee. J. u. EidrodEr Jr.
Pol No. 2-Nsn- n Jones IT,. Fre1 W.
Price. lionfyq CauwriRht
Charles u. hyif. W. T.. Appicby. Sec
ond 81: ~ w. Earilcy. Thomas Green.
A. W. i,ayhould.
Mr. Morcton. clerk Of the board. was
oually qnsig a this afternoon In hhv.
lnE notices " election printed and
posted In igeofdarcc with lay. There h
now every Indication has the contest In
he second precinct viii be iiycilrat ever
witnessed AZ a rchool election In that
district. "A friends Of each candidate afe
Caicrmlned that their man
shall win.
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MORE THAN TWENTY MILES LAID.
Record Of he Utah d Pacific Which L
Rapidly Forging Ahead.

Secretary EilsrScck Of the U.,h and
Pac;nc said this morning that she sup
ply % railroad ties and other neccs-
rarie- In railroad construction were
coming IN fast enough 80 warran, an
incrcase In fhr force now employed sa
track laying. The object OF Mr.. Me.
cuns'n visit 60 the scene 81 Operations
was Ia make arrangements 60 push the
N0rk while IN. weather remained v,.od
From nov on there will b. a nile OF
track " NOT more laid each day a. long
as the Euod weather lAHtA. Execllen-
work has been done by the force all
ready in the Held and over twenty mlIra
OF crack u ready Tor the rolllng stock.
Inventor whHchcai will return "a
Warrington the first 81 III, eomlng
week. Hes family will fol'vw IN a sha,,
TINE. lie said this mort.nE that busl.
ness compelled him To make hIs home
AZ thc capitol but V II his lnfrnttnn 4,
return "a aalt Lake CITY aud spend his
Mrs. ceo. n. LsunartE ana All.
uennNleNs Hooker are "a the elty maxim,
hrlt hoine ~ the Kenyon FOR "A Few
uAlh Mrs ls'nnarix "a she wife of IN.
syn.fh manager Of the wsii kDown
Ihllpa.Judspu California .xeur-lon
hrm' she u well known IN ralir,ad
o.relen and very Ofica becomes IA en-,
Gent AID 10 her husband In the exei,s.
i.'n business Mr. Lennartz h a r,o.e
. y % Landlord boa Porter % the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02

al 81 cents. Northern Lighi was dealt
In rather lightly. but sustained q good
figure. the stock finding takers 10 s3't
and ~ cuniA In this class Grand cen-
trail was recognized with bid Of ff9iii.
Marcur with one Of $50 and 6eyser.
Marion with brokers onefing "A cents.
but neither. despite their positions. look
part in the days .rading.
Coming down o. stocks cnhiked. no
business maier'1ilzed until C9lurN
was reached. this Rling - soi5 cents.
although later in she elil th-fe were
transfer 90 Bulliln-Beck Tunnel at.er
the stock had been pass u. 2 0Q1 shares
changing hands 1t cents. Dexter ng-
urad az q feilUf above 81. while Golden
Eagle was ~ good shane and handed
out several thnut1nI shares Close o. ~
cents. IN Homofiikt there was q M.
iie business ~ - cents. and Little
piitshufg ~ D. accommd1l Ing. sub
scriiiC1 something uver 1000 shares n,
from ~ no \ cents. sales n Rich
mnnd Anaconda. sunbeam. swansea
aud South fWAns|1 followed, hf'nr
which NHilu was iHfon up and gave o
good account " i'afif in transfers above
yssiefday's nHlros the stock nndins
.akers 40 from ft.t5 10 N7i a share
Warhuseit exhibited an active dispose
hon. and 90 nn advancing scale threw
put 1000 shares. 'hp last tfnnlfers being
made close % Is cents.
The closing figures were ~ follows.
4 -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
YANKEE rias Ixotr,,n
oerma"y's' Astion Regarding A,..
Pork ID AEitatinx the r.,l.

Washington. Dec. s.-The 49,.
'ehvM i"rrssvquV Vauoiui man, %.
al Berlin. Tor some time pls, H..
w c0rres1ondence with the Germs. -
eminent In an EFFORT 20 =. eti,s ~. -.
ment OF the many veNatiot : 1910
which surround the imt,,,,,.i'. ..'ill
American meat products lnts 80. =
~ present. hes urnfiusIa 49,.
quired TO pass under the close, 49,. %
alton. IN some cases Glkfn tlrr' - III
Ton. reaching tha eunsufu.r -
standing the fact shat the r,,t.
been thoroughly tested. al est,i6.'1i "
the seal % she AmqsrAn -.vss.... I.
before leaving the Uriied giaief n,
German Inspectors i-rif .. m. ~,
OF entry. and ate renewed ever i.,
The goods change hrnis. wv
AZ THIS Involves the breaking ,t., 4,
original packages. even when ths b...
ate of the smallest compass ana 49,.
many samplca. nnd lhe ntims \, :,
fee at each inspection, me arg,....,
loss OF the American packer IN y,
porter IN very lafgs.
For several years the state Asa.
fnsnt al Intervals HIS soush, "a ~,
an abatement " the evils n iht ~.
man pfactice. waich was alf.s,ii,
founded upon tear that infected ~,
might be imported into uerms,, ~, III
wi'hAt,ndirg shc fact that he ts,f
mOny OF All the experts am IA. ~,
tistics went so show that no. a 10.
case " ;rlcrinasls. thr mnft ,lfs1i-lI
swine diseases. coull BE- traeel 1, \,
American hoS.
Finally Amhaas,ior White rr,,i
promise Of whA; he rcgafaei a. 4 ~.
nnisllnrati1n of 'he German inspsrs,
laws. ana u u this. emblllcI Ia "A.
shane % bill prsrafod fof the 80.
" the reichs'ag. whhh u rensftst a
has aroused the tutplc'i1 II the stg,,s,
interest IN Ami.-ca. What N, Sst,,,.
meni has obtained for one thing /, n.
stitution " one general s1vernsniai q.
rpecilon To- ths nam 'rina local aul a..
nlcipal !rs.p i.'ans TO which Anstrs.
meat prob Iet- are new sab,seiti. afi
the spe,ih grogni ~ ecmidiln. u n,
hsuraNe cN9bf''.N IN the pfsmhss .
not cl.arly perceived ~ the tifel,ii
here, but the state afi agricultural a. i
partmenis ~ course VIII % their b.,
90 protect al Ame-raa Is,c r,ft,.
sNcreiary WILTON today ,siii
Tire ioosr' n nj Of ssfleuliuf' Il =.
boring lnee t, "ly. through the s'aie q.
psr;msnf. With cur 'ofsisa fsp',i'tii.
tlves. 70 aef are ar Ndihtaasv ffnif
tiyes, 20 tsks care " unr fxgfiit 50
opporiini' II missed IN wsi,h.ls atl
protecting ,he intsrsfu .. al eur "a
ports. ". now have Ell steef, 10 ~. |
lin, Whose dufy =. - - F,ss q, 4fsi
and conD'.,e Information al'ss iATe
lines"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
NEWS TtRSELY TOLD.

The board ~ oducaiioa has issued h
slkAih annual ruport In prinsed form.
The W1man'a Christian Temperance
unlun held "a meeang ~ the Draeonusa
Home shn afternoon,
The Horticultural nocloty " this
county Will hold - regular uiJpshiy
mccaHg On safufday rsNi, n pm,
In the city and cou1.y huildmg. M th5
court repm On the fourth noor. lnSer.
-sllng iapsrs on prlpc growing AMI
prurf raising vii be pres rsed hy
members and others. Al iuterest.l
ate invited 90 attend,
san Diego lcaiJ vldsiie; At O'Clock
Thanksgiving. at the N. H. church.
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nusI>rss N TN. rir.
nrolsr. Keep W Their spirit. and NV.
Into Stocks

A total OF 10000 shares changed h,,s,
IN thf plt today, the stock sold fspre.
nenting a cash value o. tii .is1 o.. A.
rule, securities We're onward AMI nm
ward, the Improvements being much
more marked than was any Tendency 10
hhhe baekwardi mis- giving the market
Tor active business
In the listed socks the brokers took
u easy until Lower Mammoth wts
reached. the only sales intervening be-
lns those In Daisy and Galena, The
former ~ ~ eanss, the latter al ~.
The reported deal IN Lower Mammoth
haa a stimulating effect nn thia secur-
ere were Intent on handling u In a husi-
ne.h.ike manner, This they did hy IN
dulging In trading az from 80 10 Slis
cents. while al the close the former ne.
ure was She hid. Us against Offerings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
MARKET REPORTS.

New York. Dec Tho market started
Win au upward rush of tho apeelalties.
Llnaeed on and Consolidated aas rising
~. het ~. ny, y. and ituBber a. sugar
gained a small fraction. then reacted
sharply Americans were the feature
pf the London market and tho opening
here Of tho railroad list was higher In
Ympathy, Central Pacific ana Pacific
Mall received considerable attention and
improved substantially. I.insecd oil mado
an exceptional rise Of ea to lsis. but rc-
esisd To and nteadied at u, Front
taking developed irreguiarity In spota,
bul the general tendency was decidedly
Inward sugar bounded up To laOi,. and
tufther gains occurred In tho low priced
ahhf.H The general list. however. WAS
unable TO Withstand free offerings and
under sales 10 realize prices dropped
nhnfplN TIT. downward movement he-
~ uullnrss after a time, which together
WIN supporting orders IN spots served 10
steady ~. list.
The bond market moved strongly up
ward, Win some Of the middle grade in-
sues establishing high records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-02
HAVE COAL TO BURN.
Owners Of The Sterling Mines Ready 10 Supply
he Market.
MORRISON NOW A SCENE OF INDUSTRY.


Tho sterling cal Mining company
operating al Morrison. 10 Sanpete c"uh
~. has coal 60 burn and will soon have
money to cOns,gn 60 the hames' u mas
tiers 70 a. they seem incllned 10 az pres
emf col =. r. Pearson. who came IN
from the mines "Wednesday rEn'' 'n-
forms tho New that fh.nEs are m
full bias, down thefs and that already
the miners ore taking out upwards Of
10 tons ~ coal daily. with prospects Oh
SIN greater output no openings arc
made FOR more w1rkmen. A. prfsf'ii
the force numbers between Is and ~
mon. and Il Il designed - ,ncrcisc this
complement 100 per cent u necessary
IN order 70 put she product IN The mar
kst On quantities equal 90 the demand.
The active operation ~ these mlaes has
suffed things up q bit Zoo that nciliV
and has given MafUfnn 40 nlf ~ MUS
Try ~ ln cyidenss ih'fe FOR three or
four years past.
II Wa 10 Mach. 1896. when ihe
sisrhns company Vas i1Iced w. ~.
bend Wuik on acc0tsIt II "a h1fnufh
dr..urkng. Whif peutI rating the ~
iodifs ~ coal there. The company MS
drowned "ut. ~ 10 speak. ami since
thr time mas been unable Ia d. much,
exoep. ~ devise ways All mon.
whereby the mines could D. drained
and operattyus resumed t. 10 thA 4
tunnel has been run 10 distance %
? 100 feet and nov thr water whlch =
continually nowlng on. and On, nhis is
way ca gunnr1a where y. r. luton |
makes U.s. ~ Il Tor frrigF.lnE purposes. !
the gentleman stttlng that he has !
supply sufficient To- thoroughly water |
frssn TO - 500 acres VI ground
The sterling coal mlrgs are LpW big
ret and better than ever bcfOfs ana the /
, snrilation IN them y superb. air cham
befs having been opened 40 IN different
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