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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
BUKTERSV'LLg.

Divine service will be held at Park
Place Presbyterian Church at 7;i5
o'clock tonight. Preaching by Rev.
W. a. Slaymaker, of Armstrong Me-
mortal Church, Berkeley.
There will be q basket party and ice
cream social at the residence OF Mrs.
George H. Balm, No. Outten street,
from s 10 II o'clock tonight for the
benefit Of Grace Baptist Church. The
friends of the church are earnestly re-
apeeted to attend and help a good
cause.
at a meeting of the Evergreen Social
Club, held at Mr.. r. a. McKenzie's res
idence. No. 81 Outten street, Tuesday
night, a most enjoyable time was spent.
The members, after partaking of n
most sumptuous supper, enjoyed a de.
iightful smoker at the hands of their
host The occasion was enlivened with
some of the most popular songs of the
day. a vote of thanks was rendered
Messrs. Mckenzie Bros. and Stokes for
the very hospitable entertainment of
the club.
y very good congregation listened to
a most instructive sermon by Rev.
Daniel T. Merritt at Huntersville NJ. q.
Church last night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
JURY EVENLY DIVIDED.
MISTRIAL IN CASE OF, CAPTAIN
PARTRIDGE.

The trial of Captain ]. w. Partridge.
charged with assaulting Mrs, Moore.
near Virginia Beach. 4 few weeks ago,
resulted in mistrial at Princess Anne
Court House yesterday.
Ffe jury after being out for an hour
or two, reported that no agreement
could be reached. Judge White then
dismissed the jurors. and set the case
for re-trial in December. 1t was learn
ed that the jury was equally divided
six for acquittal and six for placing a
fine and the costs upon the accused
Counsel for, Captain Partridge, Cap
tain j. j. Burroughs and Judge j. NJ
Keeling, of this city, made strong APP
peals for their client. Commemorative
Attorney Acklss and Judge Whitehurst.
The latter Of this city, represented the
prosecution.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
ErrYLl1TLE RoMANoE.
HOW POET LEWIS WON HIS
SWEETHEART'S GRATITUDE.

: y
SWEETHEART'S GRATITUDE.
The Richmond Leader OF yesterday.
publishes the following:
'The beautiful love song Life. With
out Love-" about which SO much has
been said, and which recently appeared
in the Evening Leader. is to be Issued
shortly by the oliver Olson Co.. Oh
Boston, who have just entered into
contract with the author. Mr. Arthur
G.. Lewis, Southern passenger agent Oh
the d. & Q. Railroad, for its sole pup
LEGATION.
MIR. Lewis has within the past rev
years given to the world many heauti-
full ideas on love. charity and philoso.
ply, and the great success that must
follow the appearance of this little gem
in music form will prove a source OIL
gratilica ton 10 his numerous admirers
and friends, who not only recognize
his genius but love the noble traits In
his generous nature.
"As an illustr lion Of the mans char
acter the writer remembers him as a
school boy, cadet al one of the Leading
military academies OF the South. lie
was generally conceded to he the prob
able successful competitor for hand
some gold medal that was to be award
ed the leading orator of the year.
Arthur Lewis in those days was de-
votedly attached to the young daugh-
ter of i member of the academy facul-
ty, whose brother. cadet, was also a
competitor for the medal. and the only
one that was reckoned to have chance
with him in this final and public con-
test at the close of the commencement
exercises.
Young Lewis, knowing that his
sweetheart anticipated her brothers
certain success. determined. at the mo.
mcnt when victory was surely in his
grasp, to sacrifice the medal In order tc
crafty his sweetheart's sistcrly samhi-
ton, for he evidently purposely failed
without apparent reason. near the Close
of one of the most beautiful oratorica
descriptions of hope. courage and ambi.
ton that ever passed from brain tina
now gives the reading world SO muci
pleasure.
Lewis lost the medal. but gained tht
unbounded admiration of those of hi!
fellow-cadets and friends who recogniz
ed his ability and the noble nature tina
actuated such a sacrifice upon the al
tar OF even boyish love"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
LAID TO REST,
MIR. LUcuLLus W. LovErrE.


The funeral of Mr.. Lucullus w.
Lovette, whose untiely demise occurred
at the home OF his mother. Mrs. Susan
A. Lovette. No. IL Shields street, Tues
day, vas held from the residence at 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning. The SER
vices were .conductcd by Rev. w. T..
Smith. of the Freemason Street
Church of Christ tDiscipies). The in
terment was in Elmwood Cemetery.
Following were the pall-bcarers:
MeSsrs. II. p. Bullock, ]. 4. Morse. H..
G. l3onney. ]. II. Schlegel, j. S. Wilkins
and John T. Bonney.
MIR. GILBERT II. BACCHUS.
The obsequlcs of the well-known and
hishly-esteemed young man who pass
ed away at the home OF his father. Cap
thin ]. w. l'acchus. Avenue ID, At
lsntic City Ward. Tuesday afternoon,
were held from Lel<ies Memorial NJ. L..
Church at p. m. yesterday. The pop
ularity OF the deceased was attested by
the large congregation, composed large
ly OF young people, who gathered to
pay the last tribute of respect to one
who in life they knew only to love.
The services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. W. 4. Williams, assisted
by Rev. T.. T. Dudley, of Central Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. The remains were
laid to rest In Elmwood Cemetery. Fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: Msssrs.
Ernest +. White, Frank Norton, Arthur
Smith, w. G. Blake. Alfred White and
e. G. Mathews. The floral tributes
were very handsome.
MIR, JOHN y WARWICK.
The remains of Mr.. John A. War
wick, who died at his home. No. 221
East Claiborne avenue. BrambIeton, at
an early hour Tuesday morning will
be forwarded to Petersburg this morn
ing, over the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, where the funeral and intcrment
will take place.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
MILD, PAINLESS;
BUT
WONDERFULLY EFFECTIVE.

THE GENTLE HEALING TREAT
MENT OF CATARRH USED BY DIR.
FREY HAS RESTORED HUNDREDS
TO HEALTH. y PROMINENT LLAI-
Ger MERCHANT ADDS Ills TESrl-
MoNY TO IT'S POWER TO CURE CA
TARRH AID DEAFNESS.
DEAFNESS.
Il was greatly benefited myself by Dr.
Fireys treatment. so as ONE OF My
FAMILY HAD VERY DEFECTIVE
HEARING. and was afraid she would
become entirely deaf, placed her under
DR.. Fireys treatment. y FEW MONTHS
TREATMENT SUFFfCED TO ENTIRE
L. RESTORE HER HEARING. AND
SIZE CAN HEAR NOW AS WE'LL AS
ANYONE. have great faith in DIR.
FlREY'S TREATMENT FOR CATARRIl
AND DEAFNESS and cordially recon-
mend 1t.
IS w. GOODMAN.
(residence, 1907 w. Bramble,on Ave.
yards and mill Norfolk.
Berkeley. Va"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
MIR. JOHN 4 WARWICK.
BRAN BLET0K WARD

The Baptist Young Peoples Union of
Park avenue Church will entertain
their members and friends this even
ing at S o'clock with a first class socin-
BILE. Following Is the pregnant:
Hymn and prayer.
Piano solo-Miss Rena Moses.
Vocal solo-Miss May Dey Williams.
Reading-AIiss Maud Hecht
Vocal solo-Miss Blanche Hecht.
Vocal solo-Profcssor Dunbar.
Piano solo-Miss Blanche Hecht.
Address-Rev. Il. C. Skinner.
Vocal solo--Miss Dunbar.
There will be no admission fee, but a
free will silver offering will be re-
ceived at the door.
BREVITIES.
Martha Washington Council, No. 5,
Daughters of America, gave very de-
lightful sociable to it's members at
Ingrams' Hail. corner of Reservoir and
Brambleton avenues. from $3.50 to IL
O'Clock last night. \ feature of the
occasion was a number of excellent
rendtions in vocal and instrumental
music by some of Norfolk's best talent.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
The Innsnluch Circle of this King.
Daughters will meet ct the home of the
president No. los Park avenue, ct 4
O'Clock this afternoon for the transac-
ton of important business.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
BREVITIES.
WIN acccnt chnlionrn.

Captain c. j. Colonna> in answer to
an article in the Peoples Forum yes.
terday morning, in reference TO the cat.
boat race between his boat, the Evelyn,
and the Sappho that took place some
time ago. says he will accept the chaI-
lenge of the captain of the Sappho. He
does not know the name of the captain
or owner OF the boat. but requests the
Virginlnn-Pilot to state that If that
gentleman will call him up over the
phone arrangements can be made for
another race.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
81. v,nccn.,. nebut,dlurFund.

Treasurer Beaman. of the St. Vim
cents Hospital Rebuilding Fund, re-
'ceived but, two subscriptions to the
fund yesterday.> The committees are al
work taking subscriptions to be paid in
the future. consequently the fund in
Treasurer Beaman's hands has NOT in
creased rapidly.
The subscriptions received yesterday
were: J. w. Branning, of Edenton,
n. c.. through Miss Alice Wood, SIS,
Johns Bros, $50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
a Forcn,uu an.cn,

The patriotic feeling which has nos.
sessed every American since the arr
rival Of Admiral Dewey has caused the
Daily Recorder, the colored newspaper
of Norfolk. 10 discontinue temporarily
at least publication. The foreman OF
that paper took Trench leave" of his
employer and went to New York to
greet the hero of Manila Bay. Since
his departure the management has
been unable to issue paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
WITH THE RAILROADS.
The Seaboard Air Line Will Move
on Augusta, Georgia,
Reni Estate Purchased on which 10
Put Depot. nnd Tracns s. Heavy
stee, isnii 10 ITO Placed on North
Carolina Road.

The Augusta, Ga, Chronicle. In
speaking of the Seaboard Air Lines
recent purchase of valuable real estate
In that city,. says:
The Chronicle Is in position to
state that the Seaboard Air Line Is
coming to Augusta. This road means
business. 1t did not pay $4,000 for an
entire block of valuable land in the
heart of the city just for fun. 1t means
TO utilize 1t for depots, and in due time
1t will have it's tracks running into it.
I'm order to accomplish this the Sea-
board will in short time have to
come before the City Council asking
the use OF certain streets for certain
distances, and we think it will be In
the interest of the public welfare for
the Council to meet these overtures III
a liberal spirit.
and shippers that the city is practically
at the mercy of 4 single system, and
that 1t is greatly TO the interest OF
the city's commerce and business pros
perity to have competing railroad sys-
TENS. The Chronicle has no interests
that conflict with the interests OF the
city of Augusta, and only desires the
public welfare. We would simply call
to the attention OF the members of the
Council that this matter is likely to
come before them at no distant day,
and recommend that they be prepared
TO deal with 1t in q philosophical man
ner"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
s,ounc From ,v,.,,,,,.,o,,

The Norfolk and Portsmouth people
who left here Sunday on the Dewey ex
cursion to washington via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. returned
about $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning
The coats of many OF the excursionists
were bcderked with souvenirs Of the
Dewey Festivities at the capital of the
nation. The train LEFT Washington
Tuesday night at l0:Ij o'clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
An Enr,y Morn,.r Fro.

Smoke was seen at 1870 o'clock yes
terday morning Issuing from the res
land street, and an alarm of fire was
turned in from box No. 81. The blaze
was in a tin car in which a small guam
tity of wood had been placed. This
was quickly thrown into the yard, and
the services Of The fire department were
not needed. 4 z s ~ n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
Relief In Six Hours

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
relieved IN SIX hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure, 1t is a
great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder
lieyes retention of water almost immedi-
ately.- II you want quick relief and cure
this Is the remedy. Sold by Wake, Mar
tin & Gray. druggists, Norfolk, Va.
w&;th-1yl g ~; = IS; b ,.s =;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
M EATHE Il r a.E9.oR 4, i;

Washington, Oct. As n. m:-NYeath-
erS forecast for Thursday and Friday:
For Eastern New notwithstanding
& eloudiness Thursday: rain Thursday
night and Friday; variable Winds,
I ernoon and Increasing in force Thurs
! day, night. fs
Virginia and North Carolina-Rain
B Thursday and Friday; high North
Seaaterly. winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05

All in sight OF monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlcssly
y. Y. Dental Rooms. I:nnes only. 80,
Main street. corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
T.H!E COURTS /. q: S.
Young Men Granted Permission to
Garry Concealed Weapons.
VII, OF Victim OF the 81. vinecn. FIR.
Probated- AZ tho CIerk's ouice
Petite" In Bankruptcy : Polio.
Couri nloinnsc.

The will Of the late Mrs Margaret
McEwan, who was one Of the four
patients who persisted in the st. Vim,
cents Hospital fire, was admitted to
probate in the Corporation Court yes
terday. She bequeathed small sum
to her daughter. in Queensland. Aus
tralia, Certain personal effects are
left 10 her grandchildren and their
mother, Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Mr.. Jos.
Flynn is made reslduary legatee. Mrs.
cutrix under a bond Of $500, without
surety. The appraiscrs: Nj. j. Muir
ply. James McDerwin, Joseph Flynn
H. D. Oliver and Thomas Moreland.
MAY CARRY PISTOLS.
j. D. Gnlett, Robert L. Morris and
W. Z. Wood. special delivery boys,
were granted. by Judge Hanckel. per-
mission TO carry pistols at night. POST
master Waddy made application for
this permission, inasmuch as the boys
often have to carry valuable letters
also asked that the permission be
granted them. They said in their APP
pljcation that they had to work as
lat as o'clock in the morning dellv
ering the Western mail and they fear
ed being held UP and robbed.
AT TILE CLERKS OFFICE.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to these couples:
Edward Augustus Perry and Jennie
Matthews.
Fred. Etherldge Smith and Bessie NJ.
Williams.
PROPERTY TRANSFER.
a deed was recorded in the Clerk s
office transferring from Joseph p
White to TazewelI Taylor an Improved
lot fronting "a feet, 3 inches, on Alex
ander street: $4,000.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Office of the Clerk of the
United States Court Francis j. Roll
ley. of Broadwater, Northampton coun-
ty. filed Il petition in bankruptcy. Liza
biliiics. s556.SO; assets, $3.50. which are
claimed to be exempt by Virginia laws.
| The petition was referred 10 Referee
John Gofligan. of the Eastern Shore.
Petitioners attorney is John II. Dan
iel, of Cane Charles.
TIE POLICE COURT.
]. III. Langley. colored, stole water
melons from CaDtnin S. l.. Saunders.
who brought the juicy fruit here from
Nanscmond county about n month ago.
Langley was arrested Tuesday on the
| charges housebreaking and robbery.
1t became known then that he stole the
| melons. Yesterday morning in the Po-
| lice Court Justice Tomlln fined him
5000 for Stealing and continued the
other charge.
Homer Clements was given twenty
days for stealing iron.
Jack Johnson, colorcd, Is suspected
of having robbed L. L. Hodges &
Co.'S store and bar, at the corner of
Nicholson and Smith. streets. He was
held for further Investigation.
Robert Williams. n colored beggar.
was ordered out OF the city.
George Archer was held for ten DAYS
on the charge OF felonious cutting.
William Davenport. colored, was
fined $3.50 for assaultng Mary Blue,
coored.
Lewis Sisos was assessed $3.50 for
failing to keep his push cart on the go
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
Norfolk ana vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR

Threatening weather. followed by
rain: stationary temperatures; fresh
Northeast winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
HEAVY sTEEL RAIL

The Raleigh Post OF yesterday says:
when the sale of the Atlantic and
DanViile railroad to the Southern Rail-
way was announced, it was stated in
certain quarters that the through traf-
tic TO Primers Point and Norfolk would
be directed from the North Carolina
road to the Atlantic ana Danvrlc.
Inc statement was without founda-
ton. The Southern is preparing to put
the North Carolina road into the beet
condition, so that the track will with
stand the heaviest traffic.
70 this end, S5-ponnd steel rail will
be laid this fall replacing the present
G5-pound rail- which was put down only
a Few years ago. The road is now be-
ing ballasted with crushed stone. which
Is secured from Hillsboro. The stone is
being laid TO depth of eight inches.
When the new rail la laid and the
road ballastcd with stone, the North
Carolina road-bed will equal that OF
the host roads In the country. These
improvements II y, re- are being made to ac-
commodate the heavy new engines
which are to be nut in use on the North
Carolina road. and which will enable
the road to withstand The increasing
heavy through traffic.
THE RIDGEWAY LINK.
Yesterdays Richmond Leader says:
Chief Engineer Seymour, of the
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
railroad, has just returned from a tour
OF inspection over the route. Work,
Mr.. Seymour says, is progressing sat-
isfactorily, and trains over the new
road will be running into Richmond on
schedule time by New Years day.
Just now work is being centered on
the line south from Petersburg to the
Nottoway river. ~ large force is also
rushing the part OF the road from the
south to the same river. The road bed
is practically finished, and track laying
is being pushed steadily along. The
work, however, is slightly delayed, ow-
Ing to the unfinished condition OF the
piers for the bridges. and the uufur-
nished condition OF the viaduct. Be
sides the spans required for the James
river, four other bridges are necessary
The AppomattoX, at Petersburg, will
require two spans, and three hundred
loot Viaduct. The piers there are al
most ready for the superstructure and
The viaduct practically finished. The
bridge over the Roanoke, which Is one
OF four spans. is nearly ready for the
track. ~
way and Mehcrrin rivers, it Is expect
ed. will soon be rendy for the tracks
rhe Neherrln viaduct Is almost COM
pleted
Work on the James river bridges is
well under way. Piers are being built,
1nd MI Seymour says that he expects
that within two weeks the bridge
builders can begin the iron work on the
southern end of the bridge. The bridge
will. in all probability. be ready for
traffic by the latter part of the fall"
S.A. LIS NEW LINE.
Columbia. S. c., Oct. 1.-The commits
sion TO the Chattanooga, Augusta and
Charleston Air Line Railroad Company.
the Seaboard's new line from Charles
ton. via Augusta to Elberton. Ga. was
issued by the Secretary OF State to-
day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
TEMPERATURES. RAINFALL AMI
HUMIDITY. i,a

October 4, 1893.
Maximum temperature ............ IS
Minimum temperature ............. 80
I Normal temperature ................ 81
Departure from normal ......minus s
Departure from normal since jan
.a uary LIST ...........,....... minus is
Rainfall in past "a hours.... %
Rainfall since first OF month. ....... %
Mean relative humidity .... ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
PROPERTY TRANSFER.

a deed was recorded in the Clerks
office transferring from Joseph p.
White to Tazewell Taylor an improved
lot fronting "a feet, 3 inches. on Alex
ander street: s2.700
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
CALENDAR.
Sun rises. 6;o4 a. m; sets, SAP p. m.
Tides,

TIDES.
Norfolk-High water, s04 a. m. and
9:14 p. M; low water. 2:4S a. NJ. and
$500 p. m.
Old Point-Higk water, SAB a. m, and
8:63 p M; low water, 1927 a. m. and
2:69 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
N EETINs.S.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

a general meeting OF tho stockholders
or tho Virginia Electric Company is here
by called TO be held at the office OF the
company. No. 27i Main street, in tho city
OF Norfolk, al 10 o'clock q. m. OF THURS
DAY. October 5th. 1899.
JOHN J.. WILLIAMS & SONS,
Stockholders holding together more thnn
Virginia Electric Company.
WALTER II. DOYLE,
ee2-tlloc5 President
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
AT THE CLERKS OFFICE.

Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to these couples:
Edward Augustus Perry and Jennie
Matthews.
Fred. Etherldge Smith and Bessie NJ.
Williams.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05

Columbia. S. c.. Oct. 4.-rhe commits
sion TO the Chattanooga, Augusta and
Charleston Air Line Railroad Company.
the Seaboard's new line from Charles
ton, via Augusta to Elherton. Ga. was
issued by the Secretary OF State to-
Gay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-30
AWSO PARA
LOS EXAMINES.

Todas las personals que %ejeroen Ia cirugfa,
farmacia 8 81 arte de dentista, como tsmbi6n
todos los praotican:es en- cirugfa menor, practi.
cantes, comadronas y enfermcras profesionales,
necesitaran proveerse de permisos de la Junta
Superior de Sandal. segun 10 prescrito en- las
6rdenes generates, mum. 1853. 8. O., del departa.
mento del Quartet general de Pto Rico.
A quienes tengan va permisos conferidos
por ell Gobierno espa1ol, la mencionada Junta,
sin examinarles, librara otros nuevos.
Quienes hayan empezado s ej srcer en- cual.
quiera de las indicadas profesioaes u oficios,
desde la ooupacion por los Estldos Unidos, ne
oesitarAn someterse & examen ante Is Junta exa.
minadoza de Is Janta Superior de SAM lad, an
tee de concederles permiso 8 estar legalmente
autorizado para continuar en- Ell %ejercicio de su
profession u ofcio en- la isla.
Sc oelebraran los exAmenes" en- las o6oinas de
Is Junta Superior de Sanidad de San Juan, los
cuales empezarAn en- Las fschas que abajo se in
di'au, debiendo los aspirantes presentarse ell
primer dia de los examenes.
Para m6dioo y c~irujano, Nvbre... 1s. IA, Is.
Para fsrmsc6utioos n....20, 81, %.
Para d~entistas D.. at, 20, 20.
Para practicantes, Dioiembre. . 4, 5,
Para comadronas y enfsrmeras
PROFESSIONALS DIRE. Ill, II.
Quienes ten An derecho & permisos, esin
exsmlnsrse.. podran ocurrir por ellos despu6s
del Is de Noviembre.
Para mas deta!les, d~irfjanse & la o6cina su-
perior de sandal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-30
Il azQcsr en- Espaha,

Segun la acreditada sRevista de Bilbao.
ademas de las fAbrioas azuoareras que habfa este
aho cntran q trabajar, por primera vez, una en-
Aranjuez, las de Aviles, Lieres, Villavioioss,
Santander, La Industrial Castellana (Vallado'
lid), La Iberia, en- Casetas, y la Nueva Azuca'
rera, mas otra denominada Nuestra Sehora del
Pillar, en- Gallur (Zarsgoza); y las que Sc pro-
yectaban en- Caldas de Reyes, en- Gestures (Pon'
t~evedra) y en- Leon, Sc acaban de construir una
en- Pravia. otra en- Luarca, y Sc va q estAbleoer
otra en- L@rids, en- ell f6rtil llano de Urgel, que
sera la primera de las que sc mistaken en- esa
comarca.
Con estas fAbricas. Ia production espahola
llega & las 80. 600 toneladas que SO consumer
en- Espaha.
Antes de IN par de afos, por este ,csmino
estarA planteado Ell problema de la exports'
ci6n.