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New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
THE TAMMANY SLATE.
OFFICES TO BE FILLED By MAYOR VAN WICK )
APPOINTMENT A LIST OF THE

MEN SELECTED.
Richard Croker said at the Murray Hill Hotel
late last night that the Tammany slate OF APP
pointments would not be made public this morn
ing. Other Tammany men said that 1t was the
wish of Mayor Van Wyck to keep the announce
rent OF his appointments from the public until
the appointments were made. Some of the ap-
,ointroents will be made to-day. probably soon
after noon.
The following is a partial list Of the offices
u.hIch are to be filled by the Mayors appoint
nnent. with the men who were on the slate yes
torday.
Coronation Counsel Gl5oOW. JOHN wHALEN
Assistants to the COOPERATION Counsel $40 easS}
MA louis DAVIDSON JAMES LINDSAY COR
Dos ana ALAIET F. JENKs.
city Chamt.rlain Csi2OCN THOMAS c. T. GRAIN;
President the Board of Puolic Improvements "''''
MICHAEL T DAILY ,>,,,
,,,,ss,on.r Of Sewers (s7 500. JAMES P. KEATING.
Commiss!onsr OF Highways $500 CHARLES F. MUIR
l,.,or,,.s,oner ., Bridges $500 JOHN L. SHEA.
Police commissioners 5 600 sach BERNAED xrG2 j. s1 69R
DEM PrssideTnii iMI4ox HGaM n.p5. SGN and and v. E.
PiIILLIPs ,Rep). ~, ,,r,,
PIER, LET. Of the "''''A D'-' ,rx,,,xs
and Dr. CYRUS EDISON , ,,-y-
Fr'',a,?! NA% Of the DOCK ''''a '''''' ~nnc,,. W
c,,,Issforsrs Of Docks $4,000 each). J. SERGEANT
GRAM and JAMES J. PHEIAN rs ~
s.-o,, cleaning Commissioner a7.5oN. JAMES
~. - ,he rox Department, $4,000. THOMAS L.
nav commissioners $1,000 eaeh 4 r.rrRsdN sdEEn and
10" ,ruGW1s j. DREAMER. T. L. FAi
wIiIAM j. SALMON. -,.r,r
~. ,,,,rrssioner 81 jool JOHN J. scANNELh =,
commissioner Of Correction @'oo" i"0''
r-..IlSbi ,t' II the Park Board 5000 JOHN f'"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
COMPROMISE IN COREA.
BRITISH AND RUSSIAN AGENTS TO WORK
JOINTLY.
pponAsLr pIsAPI EARANcE OF THE EASTERN

pponAnLr plsAPI EARANcE OF THE EASTERN
WAR CLoUD--MR. BROWNS MORAL SUPPORT
Picking. Dec 31.-Advices just received from
Seoul the capital OF Corea. say that a COM
promise has been effected by agreement ac-
cording to which J. McLeavy Brown. the British
customs agent. and NJ. Alexieff. the Russian
agent, TO make room for whom Mr. Brown was
removed. will work the Corean customs together.
The British warshps which were present at
Chemulpo. the port Of Seoul. are there in order
TO give moral support to Mr. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
..,, uryBy HAVELOCK-ALL4N KILLED.

TUT pony OF THE MISSING BRITISH COMMANDER
FOUND.
c,lcutta. Dec si-The body OF General Sir Henry
,to,eiock- Allan IL Is announced from Fort Al-Mus-
u5 has been found and is being conveyed 10 Fesna-
wur. ,,., r,,a,txo,a, si-
-, coming from Ali-Musjid with an adequate
escort left the latter in order to hurry to Jamrud'
e1s Henry was always prone to take rash chances.
- q, ro. clear whether his body was or was not mu-
-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
,JEFFERSON PAPERS BROt GHT ~ mum

AN UNEXPECTED DISCOVERY IN TIE oLD Ia
RRARY OF CONGRESS
Washington. Dec 31-In the course OF ., tlo ~ y,
roovaI of the books and papers OF the Library .,
Congress 10 the new building an uheNpec'e" '''
'''" ,,top nv Thomas Jefferson. They were
ro,,,d stored away In a little room next the en-
trance or the Library which has been under lock
w., ,,o,, Tor many years They are entirely puDuc
papers, note among them saving tlnt a.. P,', 'ho
Vhte pap. con tributors II is believed that they
came TO the Library Of Congress ,nrUIr 70
I1nn.dolnh 1he papers have Dcen trahster @ - -
& s,ate DeDartmcnt where they VIII br evan. III
tne ,d nd nied away with other State papers ny INV
II,ra rian Mr. Allen.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
FOR A NATIONAL PARK AT VICKsBURG

New-Orleans. Dec. Sl.--The Committee on Mill
tarv Affairs OF the House Of Representatives ar
rived here yesterday from VicksSurg on the way
hack 70 Washington The members have been In
y,stIga,ine the question of purchasing land for a
,-a,ioral mark around Vlcksburg. including the
d,s,rct In which the siege operations were con,
dmSted Chairman Hull says me eommittee wlIi
r.ort fsvorably on the bill providing for Ma
uonal park
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
FRENCH MISSIONS TO CHINA.

REPRESENTATIVES, OF FRANCE GOING TO THE
FAR EAST
London Dec 31.-A dispatch from Paris says
that NJ Roume. head Of the Asiatic Department
Of the French Colonial Office. starts on a secret
mission TO China. on Sunday. in connection with
the crisis in the Far East.
The dispatch adds that special military mis-
sion will also start for China shortly.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
TO RIVAL STANDARD OIL.

porHscHILDs AID RUSSIAN REFINERs TO SUPPLY
GREAT BRITAIN WITH LIGHT.
London. Dec. s'-Accordlng to 1.-THE star me
rothschiids Of Paris and Vienna. In conjunction
with the Russian rehners OF BakU ton the caspian
sea) are financing a company which proposes 10
s,nnIv Great Britain with high nash Russian OIL
Of ios degrees, to compete against the Standard
OIL Company.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
pROLONGING THE CohfAof'

-, IMPERIAL DECREE IIoosENs THE DEApL"Oh
OVER TIE AUsTRo-HUNGARiAS
CUSTOMS UNION.
v,orra Dec a.-An imperial decree mas Deeh
-ezotfed directing that the Respective ~
tons for revenue (of Austria anu itans"'' ~ ''
INA for 1895 as fixed by the law OF lSo''.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
,,rr.yvpRJsoEuENT FoR KIDyAPPERs.

Albany Dec. M-Dis,rlct-Attorney Burlngame'
600 successful In convictng the kidnappers
., Iohn Conway. has prepared bill to De pre-
sented TO the Legislature amending me ueu SGuc for or
s,,Hnaee,ro Procedure by increasing the peha's -
SSiidna,ning from fifteen years to mprisohiHe" i''
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

,o,,,v>, EAGLE CONSOLIDATION NUMBER
~ No, fail 10 read to-morrow's Brooklyn Eagle
no,ahle souvenir OF consolidation. The most com
,,e,s historic record ever published In ne"s'apsi'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

We learn that the Equitable Life Assurance So
c,orv of the T. s report that their new business ior
the wear 1897 will excesd one hundred ana nfty mill
hundred and fifty million dollars and their surplus
over all liabilities sbovs forty eight million dollars
--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
cHAInMAN DINGLEY'S STATEMENT.

Chairman D.nglcys statement IS as follows:
"rhe revenue for December shows an increase
~ move than S2J0000) over that Of November
and SJ.75OOOO over that % September. and even
exceeds ths expenditures for December hearty
81 $4,000 Tho Cm,ial figures f0r December lex
cilding tha S3l71J20l received during the
month on account % tho Pacific Railroad sale
and the s91JcD paid out 10 qualify the Govern
incrt representative TO bid IN case o, the sale Of
The Kansas Pacific make the receipts $2T93l-
4si, expenditures S2G $4,000 and the surplus
SlIaG 39i The receipts IN December 1894 were
nearly s22C0o0o0. in December 1895 they were
S2GOOc0O0. and ia December. 1896. a little less
This surplus for December. 1891. however
arises from the fact that there have been almost
no interest payments for the month, which
makes the expenditures below the average. In
January the quarterly interest will be due.
which will swell the expenditures considerably
above the average. and leave a deficiency for
that montb, Notwithstanding the revenue will
probably rise u least 500 OcO 900 and possibly
more
"On the basis Of the estimate of the Secretary
of the Treasury that the expenditures for the
present fiscal year viii be 1873 900 00O-a Nttle
over $ZOOOOOOOD having been already expended
tho average monthly expenditures for the six
months beginning January ] will be abe
$23OOJVOo AS the expenditures for the f.
half Of the fiscal year are considere bly, lara.i
than those for the last half. on account q lnf
suspension ~ many public works in the vir -.
season and the large July payments Of liabilities
81 the previous fiscal year. there IS no doubt IN
Treasury circles that the revenue under the II ~
tariff law from January to July viii exceed
in the aggregate the expenditures for the same
period, notwithstanding January ana ossibly
Aprl-the two months for payment Of quarterly
inierest-win show balance on me wrong
side
STEADY INCREASE or RECEIPTS
The revenue was only $40 900 900 In Ausust
HICpO,vCO from custOms). IN consequence Of the
large impOrtations between March 1 and Jdly
"a in anticipation OF the new tariff II rose TO
S22OoC0op in September C$S.O0OO0O from Gus
ioms). 10 s24 100000 in October $3.50. 900 from
customs). to s25O00OoO ($9.T5O.OO0 from Gus
toms in the short month 0f November and now
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01

AS cabled to the Associated Press on Thursday
last the Gil Bias" OF Paris. published letter that
day from Major Marchand. the French officer whose
expedition was recently erroneously reported from
Brussels 10 have been massacred. II was dated
from Senio on June Il. and said the work accom-
plishcd was enormous. lie added that the Fren b
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
ADMIRAL SEYMOUR STARTS FOR CHINA

THE NEW BRITISH NAVAL COMMANDER IN
THE EAST
London Dec. 31-Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Ho-
bart Seymour. X. c. b. who has been appointed
British Commander-n-Chief on the China station.
succeeding Admiral Butler. started for Hong Kong
to-day accompanied by his staff.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
BRITISH NAVAL YARDS ACTIVE.

spcRrCY MAINTAINED REGARDING THE MOVE
MENTs OF HER EASTERN FLEET.
London. Jan. IA dispatch to "The Times"
from Hong Kong says there IS the greatest ac-
tivity in the naval yards there, while profound
secrecy is maintained. The movements of the
British feet are not known at Hong Kong.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-01
FRANCE on THE UPPER NILE.
A FRENCH EXPEDITION OCCUPIES
FASHODA.

THE TOWN IS An IMpORTANT POINT FUUN HUN
DRED MILES SOUTH or KHARToCM-THE
BRITISH STIRRED Up TO RE
NEWED ACTIVITY.
Paris, Dec. 31.-A dispatch from Cairo an
nounces that French expedition has occupied
Fashoda, on the Nile
The reports among the natives to the effect
that the French are descending the Nile eX-
plains the expectation prevailing in military cir
cles and the resumption Of British operations
toward Omdurman.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
YERSHlRE.

tEKSHlKEs
Mr.. Uriah Colburn is recovering from
very severe attact of neuralgia
Alr. II. Gilman of Barre was in town
last week.
There is to be Christmas tree here
in the hall Monday evening Dec. goth.
A cantata is to be given by the children
with Mr.. Syrel Tenny as Santa Claus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lathrop are the
recipients of new born son.
Ed. Bradbury as juror is attending
county court in Chelsea.
Christie Harding was called home
Newbury where he is at work 10 attend
the funeral of his cousin, a daughter os
VIM KendeIl in STAFFORD, formerly of
this town.
Mrs. Moore of Post Mills is stopping
with Mrs. A. j. Parshley.
S. II. Martin and wife were in Brad
ford one day last week.
DIR. M. j. Bxby attached property of
ID ok De Goosh and sold the same at
public auction last week Wednesday to
secure debt of more than 800, the
same being for medical treatment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
GET OUR LOWEST PRICES.

owing to the antics of the horses thew
were driving who objected to having
the sleigh hit his heels. They rode al
lively rate of speed as far as Mr.
fuckers residence when Edward sue.
ceeded in controlling the animals and
returning home.
Joe. Bresett is suffering from lead
poisoning caused by drinking cider
from lead pipe. DR., Godfrey of
Chelsea is attending him.
Mrs. Cyrus Smith started last week
for Spencer, Mass, to visit her son
Everett who is employed there, intend
ing to surprise him. In short time
after she left Mrs. Smith received word
that Everett was at South Royalton on
his way home to spend Christmas.
Joe Sweet left for Boston last week
where he has an engagement with
Austin & Stone.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20

We call our readers special attention
to the new advertisement OF the Blue
Store, Segel & Brady Proprietors, on
the first page top of first column where
it tells about fine assortment OF
suitable holiday gifts in gentlemen's
fine furnishings, shoes, caps, hats SUITS
overcoats, gloves etc. When you
make your rounds do not pass them;
You will find the Blue Store right around
the corner on Depot Square.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS

Tomorrow afternoon and evening
Ladies' fair at the Baptist Church.
Friday, Dec 49, Annual banquet
and ball of Operative Lodge, F. and A
NJ.
Third annual exhibition of the Gran
te City Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association in Armory Hall, Dec. 9th,
2Sth and goth.
Saturday night, Dec. 31.-TELEGRAM
voting contest comes to close.
Jan. l2-Annual firemen's ball in the
Armory Hall.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
WASHINGTON.

Herbert Taylor and family have
moved from Plainfeld to the Dana
Taylor farm in this town.
G.. A. Bohonan and wife attended the
funeral of Alonzo Noyes at Chelsea
Friday.
Mrs. LeBarron of Calais visited hel
daughter, Mrs. E. F. Brown last week
Mrs. S. M. Brown returned from a
two weeks visit in Barre last week.
Mrs Edward Emery is i'll and her
daughter Carrie is at home caring for
Yer.
Wipslow Flint is ill and is attended
Or. Smith of Chelsea.
;arge party of Good Templers at
n the Festival given by the Lodge
the the \ Barre last Friday evening.
1913 NBriggs and several young
90 the sang pfesented- from attending
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
ONLY. SIX DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

What to buy, where to buy and when
to buy will be the all absorbing ques-
ton of many people for the next few
days in selecting gifts for their friends.
pointing the way is the mission of our
store news in this advertisement, visit
to the store will do the rest, regular
encyclopedia of sensible gifts can be
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
PLAINFIELD.

John Bolles is visiting his son George.
Clara Beene has finished work for
John Foss.
Calvin Pratt took n short trip to Curt
Martins and Afford Hills this week
and while on his way froze his ear.
Mrs. Dix is at the boarding house.
James Mcknight has sold the Bussel
Benjamin horse to Thomas Baker.
A. j. Batchelder is sick.
Ralph Spencer was at home on Sun
day,
Henry Smart is clerking in the store
of A. j. Foss.
John Hill was quite seriously hur
asst Saturday by falling in his barn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20

An acceptable Christmas gift, Inc
Illustrated Souvenir Calender OF Barre
containing thirteen excellent views.
For sale by Chas. a. Smith, Boston
Bargain Store and Barre News Agency.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20

Mrs. J, Nj. Bond will have special
Christmas sale of art needle work III
connection with Mrs. Cummins china
sale on Monday and Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20

An acceptable Christmas gift, The
Illustrated Souvenir Calender of Barre
containing thirteen excellent views.
For sale by Chas. A. Smith, price 20
cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20

Go to Callaghans to get your Christ
mas candy. He has just received new
consignment of choice kinds.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-20
NOTICE TO. ADVERTISERS.

We must insist that the copy for all
news ads, and changes in ads taking
over an inch of space, be handed in at
our office before 10 a. IN. on the day
they are to appear.
BARRE PRESS COMPANY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

The interesting wet process" Of e.
tracing copper from pyrite4 In use
near Antwerp. IL described In . paper
read before the Association Of Grad
yates Of the Client Technical School
by L. Breda. From this Il appears
that the ore. containing from three to
four per cent OF copper. IL roasted,
crushed and roasted with salt- The
chlorinated ore In quantities CT twenty
five tons is twice washed with some
500 gallons of water. then with the
waste liquor from the prccipitatina
tanks. then with dilute warm sulphuric
acid. and finally with warm water.
The washed ore * last contains only
o. per cent Of copper. The liquor ID
run into tanks. aud the copper is pre-
cipitated BY scrap Iron. The some
what remarkable statement Is made
that by this means the amount
OF copper left in the waste liquor
does not exceed Ia gram per gallon
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15
Ancient Methods of signaling.

The fabulous honor of being the first
Inventor of the art OF signaling Is be-
slowed by certain classical writers up
on the ingenious Palamedes. This hero
may have introduced improvements In
detail, but 1t is certain that long he
fore the time of the Trojan war the
Egyptians and Assyrians, II not the
Chinese and other nations OF remote
antiquity-of whom monumental rec
ords alone remain to us-had developed
regular methods of signaling by fire,
smoke. flags, etc.
The great wall, built by the Chinese
ages ago, and 800 miles long. is stud
ded with towers. Between these sig
nails We're interchanged when troops
had to be collected In order to resist at
tack at any point threatened by the
Tartars or "outer barbarians." BY
Maj Boucheraeder and others 1t has
been considered that the huge tower of
Babel was erected for similar as well
as for n number of different purposes.
That is TO say, for the signaling not
necessarily of any particular words OF
sentences, but of expected events. i'm.
perial DEGREES, military orders and 9th
or matters intended TO be understood
through conventional signals. whether
of lights. flags. semaphores or other dc
vices. by all the motley host OF nation
alities and languages of which tn,
Chaldean empire was composed.-Corn
hill
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

The great lion Of st. Mark Is about
to be restored to the doges' ancient pal
aces I'm Venice. This was the lion
erected by Andrea Gritti. who became
doge In 1913. and who. In the fifteen
years of his rule. restored to his city
all the possessions she held before the
league OF Cambria. Gritti died In 1893,
having won a threefold glory as pa
triot. soldier and statesman. He left
behind him rs his monument the IA
nous high-relief figure Of the lion
which adorned the middle gallery Of
the dogcs' palace on It's best side. The
lion stood at height OF twcnty-three
meters from the ground: its paw on the
open gospel and the doge kneeling in
prayer by It's side, and where II remain
ed until the breakup Of the oligarchy
and the vandalism of democratic Ven
Ice swept It away. In May, 1895. the
Italian ministry OF fine arts undertook
the work OF Its restoration. and out of
a large number OF competing sculptors
Signor Urbano Botasso was chosen 10
give the lion hack TO Venice. His work
"A majestic lion and the doge In his
robes Of state kneeling by its side-is
now complete. and VIII adorn the an.
Client palace OF the doges In a few
weeks.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15
First to Round the Horn.

When the Oregon started on her I'M
paralleled cruise OF 1900 miles and
steamed through the Golden Gate, fir
ing her salute OF good-by TO the flag
that floats over the Preside on March
10. Capt. Charles i. Clark and his crew
were as much in Ignorance Of her ultl-
mate destination as the rest of the
world. Captain Clark was told to make
Callao his first stopping place. The
big vessel. with Its tremendous load Of
guns and protecting turrets, ran Into
a heavy sea before II had got out Of
sight OF CalIfornIa's promontorles.
The Captains orders did not provide
for a return. The ships PROV had
been headed for the coast OF Peru and
the course was never changed In spite
OF protracted bad weather. While
many tons of steel were pounding on
the Pacific the men who direct the
game sof war and use the warshIps as
80 mahy pieces ut chess were debating
what. disposition should be made Of the
redoubtable floating battery. To
"Fighting Bob" Evans was left the dis
position OF. the big ship. Dewey, with
the Olympia, can lick the entire Span
ish Asiatic squadron" was Evans esti-
mate. and the destination Of the Ore
gon was settled.
Great anxiety was felt for the pride
Of the navy when April l came and
she had not been sighted of the coast
OF Peru. as expected, but on April s the
bold lines of tile battleship were de-
scrlbed of Callao. She had fought a
long battle with the clements, but had
come out victorious without a mark
The Oregon coaled Mt Callao and there
Captain Clark received a sealed packet
containing his orders. When the shir
had headed about and steered into the
open sea, Captain Clark communicated
the story Of the Names. report and lis
reception, by the American people &c
his men, in addition to the ronte OF
their excursion around Cape Horn
officers and crew exercised the great
est precaution when war with SPAR
promised to become the sequel to TN
Maine disaster. The ship was given {
coat Of iron gray and her searchligh
swept the horizon for hostile sails. TIL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

The life OF cast iron water main is
stated. in a report recently made to the
Melh7zrne. Australia city engineer. to
average about thirty years. When
taken up after forty years Of service the
iron is generally worth ess. even for
scrap. Mild steel pipes last about as
long. but the cost Of jointing and lay
ing. as we'll as the cost Of the pipes
themselves. is considerably less for
steel than for cast-iron.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

The exports Of lumber from this
country have been rapidly increasing
during the past two years, and espeo-
tally was there notable increase last
year over the record for the year be-
fore. In 1896 the value Of lumber cx-
ports from this country was f3s. 900,
900. while last year there was an in
crease Of more than 20 per cent. the
total being upward of $40, 900. 900
worth OF lumber. In 1895 the value
was about $50. 900. 900, and for several
wears previous to that year the value
was about the same. In 1860 it was
$40, 000, 900.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

stantly, also headache. and was 20 dizzy.
Icould not walk around. and could not
lie down, for then my heart would beat
90 fast I would feel ~ though Wa
smothering- 1 had to sit mp In bed
nights In order to breathe ! was 20
weak could not do anything. ! have
now taken several bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
used three packages of SanAtive Wash,
and can say am perfectly cured dc
not think could have lived long IL Mira
Pinkham's medicine had nothelped NE
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

Oaptain Clark was warned by cable
OF the dangers that lay In his path ana
answered that he was ready 10 engage
'ne entire Spanish feet II his superiors
70 desired. A brief summary OF the
JOINT resolutions were sent him for the
entertainment OF his men. together
win Tip" that declaration Of war
quo actual hostIlltIes would be forth
~mins When the Oregon turned into
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

The Carborundum Company. OF Nj
agara Falls, n. Y, has made all az
rangements for the manufacture oi
their product in the Dominion Of Can
ada at an early date. They have pur-
chased plot Of land in Niagara Falls.
Ont, and will at once commence the
erection of factory. the contract for II
having been awarded. They have also
made q contract with the Canadian
Niagara Falls Power Company for a
block Of electrical power to operate the
furnace. In addition to the property
purchased they have taken an option
on additional land, in order that they
may enlarge their plant should the,
see the necessity Of so doing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-07-15

progress of the vessel southwark after
leaving Callao was attended by great
danger owing to storms, and for that
reason the Oregon coaled in the Straits
Of Magellan instead Of attempting TO
enter the harbor of Valparaiso. When
the joint resolution Of Congress de-
clared the Cuban people should be free
and that Spanish sovereignty was at
an end on the Western continent, Cap
tain Clark was only twenty-four hours
behind schedule time. The Oregon was
the first warship In history TO round
that storm-swept point.