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JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
FIRE on THE LEONA.
BREAKS OUT JUST AS SHE IS LEAVING
PORT-BEACHED ON THE
Jersey FLATS.
$3.50 each.

The Mallory Line steamship Leona left New-fork
ror Galveston Tex on Monday afternoon When
ebo arrived OF staten Island It discovered
that fire. had broken out in her hold and the Vessel
put back toward her pier. The fire made such
headway that She had 10 be bcached on the jersey
fats after her passengers had been landed at the
Mallory Line per IN the East River. The fire was
all IN the forward hold. There was no excitement
ar,onp the passengers or crew and nobody was
bur, An alarm brought tho freboat NewYorker
and the tug Charrner to the assistance OF the
Lama and they accompanied her to point be-
tween liberty Island and tho Jersey shore, where
She was heached not Il great distance from where
The British cruiser Talbot swung At anchor.
Streams from the New-Yorler and the Charmer
wsro turned into the burning hold, but It was not
until the middle of the forenoon that the fire was
brought under control Tho New-Yorker was the
first 10 leave the ship. the Charmer remaining 10
keen tho blaze In hand The tug. after putting out
the last Of the nre began 10 pump the water from
ma Ieona's hold and tho vessel was hoated at
high water I'm the afternoon.
Tho caro OF the vessel was valued at $4,000. and
was severely damaged Tho damage to the ship
herself Is estimated At $3.50. She VIII have 10 go
into drydoc1 and VIII not be able 20 resume her
schedule FOR some time. :.
The I.eona has bon unfortunate in the way OF
fires a former having occurred, ike TINS, IN the
attended IL thirteen people being burned peyond
recognition. II occurred on Saturday, May 8 1871
ecuth OF Barnegat n few hours after the Ieona
had left New-York for Galveston. II started at l
O'Clock I'm IN. mornins while tho passengers were
in their berths as.eep The fire hemmed IN the
etreraee uass3ngers. whose quarters We're Forward!
ana f.n Of them eight of whom were women and
Two children and three Of the crew were burned 10
dec H. Tho fire was controlled by the crew after
>, Nv York The I.cOra was used for q time as
a transport by the Government during the war.
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MANY CEMENT PLANTS TO CONBfNE.

Trenton n. J.. March Articles OF incorpora-
ton were filed with the Secretary OF State TO-DAY
Of the Continental Cement Company with an au-
thoriued capital of 100000. Of which &0oOD IS
Z per cent non-cumulative preferred stock and
5000 90 common stock The company IL en-
powered TO manufacture Portland cement and all
kinds OF natural and other cement The corpo-
rators. whose addresses are given as Jersey city,
are OK Mayor Thomas + GlTOy and eN-E Corpora
ton Counsel william II. Clark, Of New-York
Ralph Poverty James q. Young and Frank Ste
vens The company has acquired 81 per cent OF the
cement plants Of the country, having an aggregate
capacity Of nfteep thousand barrels OF cement a
daY
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aner,can Institute Farmers Club. No. III West
Thrty-eighth-st p. m
Aoueduct Commissioners meeting
Dinner for Carl Schuz by German societies.
Iiederkrans Hall. evening.
"D,vine Healer Schater'' at Tammany Hall .
p. m 80, -
Company K 7th Regiment cooking drill ar1nory
p. m.
Patriotic Republican Club. No. 24s East Seventy
eiGhth-st. 3 p. m
Free lecture by Professor Fl F.. Northrop. Cooper
Union. p. m.
rYra.,nsurence representatives' meeting. Under
writer's rooms, p. m
New-York Board Of Trade and Transportation
No 9OS Broadway, $50 p. M.
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TROUBLE WITH TRoorS At CHATTANOOGA
IAi1iUNEs. WHEN MUSTERED OUT. CAUSE RIOTS
SEVERAL PERSONS SHOT FROM CAR
WINDOWS

Chattanooga. Tenn. March : TpeciaD.-Th@ Sth
Immune Regiment was mustered out OF service al
Chickamausa to-day. The soldiers came into tho
city and caused several small-sized riots
crowd Of soldiers, IN shooting out or a moving
train. wounded " ". Harl.ins. superintendent OF
the Nashville Chattanoora and s.. Louis Railway
Farkins f. probably fatally wounded ! farmer
standing IN The central passenger depot was shot
81 the head. and several other persons werr
siehtIy wounded
The city Is protected by deputy sheri0s and
police, armed with Wholesalers. Tho authorities
To- graphed TO Bridgeport Ala. and had the sie-
cial train with the soldiers stopped. and arc en-
deavor!nR 20 catch the WOuld-be murdercrs Sew
era riots in saloons hayo occurred and the soldiers
took possession Of the passenger stations. Excite
mert runs high but further trouble Will probably
be- prevented by the presencs OF company or
REGULARS
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A rnass-meetiug q ci.izons has been called f"F
This evening 20 be held III the Offices Of Judge
Daniel Armstrong. for The purpose OF nominating
candidates % be voted for az tho village elec,oA
az, Nar-h D. THO leaders o. no movement an
uource that John Weber. = weV-EnOWu Ittl-tAi'
1yho was formerly village president. VIII be re-
nominated FOR shat otl-e
'r6e R.uuhNcar Town Committee OF Mount Fie.S
ant hag called thC Town Convention for next sal
- Ia, eherrra,1 park The Democrats WNl
siso hold Their Town Conyention on SatDrda y
AFTERNOON al Sunset Han. Pl"asantvle. Chai t., ,,,7
" Isne Rapuhllcan. aud Supervisor Moses ".
FAVOR Dcrrocr,t. viii oppose each other a. they
dii last year and IN 1885.
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A STRIKE IN THE KLONDIKE

Skaguay, March 2 via Victoria. g. c.. March T.
Seven hundred Of the 100 laborers employed on
the construction work Of the White Pass-Yukon
road STRIKE as the result Of a reduction OF
wages from g 10 20 cents hour and an Increase
in work to ten hours a day. After the men struck
all others laid off for few days Tho men
are coming 10 Skaguay and are orderly No yio-
lence Is antcipa ed: refugee camp Will be formed
for them here, A. there sCant hotel accOmmoda-
lions All the men to have money
Fire in Dyea last night destroyed the Palace and
Northern hotels the ChilcOOt tram stables the
Senate saloon and the courthouse Loss so 90
There was fire apparatus.
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YONKERS.

Warren H. Loworre brother Of Health No'.ii 49,
sioner George II. Lowerre died yeE"'tuay 49, q,
DIV I'm The funeral will be held on THURSDAY
Afternoon Don Of o'clock at his home. .. ,he
The third lecture IN the Lenl ire6 last night
bT Garrett P. serviss His topic was Ferls 1io
~ anal games In the bowling tourneinSsn' a.
Hollywood Inn were rolled on MIM T Winning this
an tekes frst prize in the tournament JU,1
Tracv wins bowling ball for the h!gnSsA q Fo-
agn and a similar prize goes TO n hi0N"iNN'
~ greatest number Of spares. 800 or orter-
Yonkers Lodge OF odd fellows sT SFe Roadway
+ainment last night in It's nan III N0i'"
There was an illustrated lecture III, r,ea, AT
the Board Of Police Commlssonesrs ~" en nd M s
ncioE on Friday evening the FIRE Coin15 slJie ,
vNl meet in the municipal buIdlns vi with
~, = Fdwards who has been coNhtC.eu W. w.
"a Ai' ynnkers Electric Railroad az supernIeloe,Ht
ana later 40 manager. has res I3i' ~ Va
et ~, ,5ernert OF a railroad near Rchinoho' W.
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DIR. DANA EXAMINES MRS. pLAoR.

Or Charles l. Dana. OF tho two phy sicians
named as commission by Governor Roosevelt to
inquire into the sanity OF Mrs Martha Place 81
Brooklyn, now under sentence ~ death for killing
her slepdauEhieT, went 10 Sing Sing yesterday
Or william NJ. Polk the other physician VIII
the woman either tomorrow or Friday. Dr
Dana hhd lons Talk with Or Irvine. the prison
physician, and with Mrs. Anna NJ. Reilly. one OF
the matrons employed 10 guard Mrs. Place The
doctor was then taken to Mrs Places room by
Mrs Sage. Warden Saeos wife. Or Dana re-
manned talking TO Mrs. Place for all hour.
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HONE VIEWS.
ppn,,1,1rNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Herman Of the German
Embassy at Washington, and Senator hlibeho
tIaIa NJ Maine FIFTH AVENUE-Senator
ro,nas IT Berry Of Arkansas; Congressman T. I.
Catchings Of Mississippi; United States treasurer
Ellis H. Roberts and ex-senator Thomas W
Cutsbolno of London HOLLAND-Baron Hoyle'
~ Worms; Russell A Alger, jr.. of Michigan
Oakes Ames of Boston. and Roland W. Boutwell,
OF Boston. IMPERlA1~-Ex-Mayor u. !. i1op--
- ~ ENn,ra MURRAY HILIl-Captain Il.
fleet. r. ~ Of Montreal WALDORF-Sir Mel
bourne Taite Of Montreal. and Baron Amorozy'
Of Vienna WINDSOR-Ex-Congressm CnarIes
Miller OF Franklin Penn.
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srLzER World LEAD TIE MINORITY.

HE s01EMvIY DECLARES THAT NEITHER DE
AR,fo,.n nor RICHARDSON HAS ANY CHANCE
William sulzer IS a candidate f0r minority lesdor
in Congress Mr. Sulzcr c.ADAaucaly declared
himself ~ the Democratic club last n'rht Tie
said that neither Mr. Dc Almond nor Mr.. Richard
cen had any chance. aud that no ono could homo
70 succeed Bailey minority leader unless ne
stood sQuarely upon the Chicago platform and
against expansion. This. NJ Sulzer said. hiH
position. lie went on o. tell about Oh, victory Dec
would win and far into the night the dreamy tone
Of bis voice lulicd a1fuiilug circle into proper
appreciation Il his greatness.
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r,s-,ce. Barnard Of the Supreme Court in POUCH
keer.ie has appointed Two commissions 70 assess
damages IN the village Of North Pelham Boy reason
OF changes IN grade ia widening ana MacAd''i'1-.'s
80 =, ,,5 i, making other improve ueuts The
xncnobers II tho FIRST comm. ssion are tCMtlp Ma
tens Frank ~ Buck and Avail =. EtSSn.n &C, Ei
tiske ana ex-Pou.e Comm lssioner arthur j. Nc,
Carten. Of Mount Vernon. and John J. 'rehhah' OF
y che' it
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NETWORK CITY.

resolution in the Board OF Aldermen yaster-
dav 10 authorize an issue or bonds 10 the amount
Of 10000 for paying claims against the city for
land condemned the Croton Aqueduct extern
sion IN Westchester County. failed to get tho
necessary forty-fve votes required Tor hhah'l'I
measure by the charter. II Was made n special
order for next week
meeting OF the.C1earing House Associa don Will
be- held tomorrow to consider an amendment 10
the constitution proposed by the Clearing House
Committee making certain charges for collection
Of country checks.
Philip W. Relnhard was sworn IN as paymaster
salary will be $500 a year the same amount ~
was paid Acting Paymaster SeHeck, whose
place was abolished last week
The seventy seventh stated meeting Of the So
cietv Of the Alumni Of the city Hospital VIII be
held at $50 o'clock tonight st the Royaiton, No. n
West Forty-third-st.
Francis Wayland Glen will deliver an address
az $50 o. n to-day before the New-York Board
OF Trade and Transportation. on THE Diversion
OF our Commercial Vital Question" He has
given considerable attention 10 this subject
An eligible register for assistant inspector OF
powder Ordinance Department War Department.
AZ Wilmington. Del. Mt q salary Of So a month. IS
TO be established. no educational test VIII be
given. but applicants viii BE- graded their age,
character as workmon experience and physical
qualifications. Preference Will he given 70 legal
residents Of Wilmington Del 40 application VIII
be accepted unless hled with the United States
civil Service Commission before April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

THE KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE COMES
OVER IN FIVE DAYS TWENTY-ONE
rrof-pe AND EIGHT MINUTES.

The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse arrived here yesterday from
Bremen. Southampton and Cherbourg after one OF
her fastest voyages. Tho big liner made the run
OF 2lis knots from tho Cherbourg oreakwater IN
days q hours and minutes. thus making the
extraordinary average speed OF 22S5 KNOTS an hour
and lowering her record from Cherbourg by hour
and % minutes This record compares most favor
ably with tho record the Same snip made In April
~ last year from Southampton when she covered
the distance OF 3l2O knots in days and % hours'
making an average speed OF 2229 knots an hour
The days runs IN knots Of tho trip completed yes
terday were 4l6. or. as. Sc 656 and ga The liner
s-rivcl Of Sandy Hook lyhtship yesterday morn
ing NJ rO1s O'Clock The nip was especially re-
rlarhabIs as having been made in winter weather
IL Is the best passage record from cherD0urs;
Arnouc the passengers on the Kaiser Wlihein
der (iroese were J. p1erpOnt Morgan. Charles r..
S,-rgav j. g. Fangboru Robert ". Glendinning,
Major : r. Warren. Hermann Nogel and the
Baron Ludwig Ambrozy
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Nrw-roRk- TUESDAY. MARCH T. 1921

PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY, MARCH T. 1922
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kal-er wilhelm der Groase GER EngelbsTt.
Bremen February * SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbourg March
/ with mIse cabin and di4 passengers 10
Osrchs 60. Arrived tho baf Rt lO:lh IN.
steamer Strthisle dr) O'b.rn. Barry February ia 10
- q. hard Co. Arrived in Quarantine At y
Steamer ttnlnpia dp Wadsworth. Glasgow February
- and Neville - With mdsr. ~ cabin amt ~ zt-eTnae
passengers o. Henderson bfor Arrived the liar al
Steamer Brilliant tGeT) Keller, Hamburg February
b. ballast Philip RuprechL Arrived az the Rar at
1913 m 9th.
steamer Westeuland lielg) MILE. Antwerp February
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
I,oPETGS PORTS.


London March Arrived. steamer Horda CSor'' s'e'o-
sen, New-York. ..- ura,.,a cstv (f,1
Jones. New York for Bristol . .- o-,,,.,or cRr,
Out-an New York Tor Glasgow. .,- 60, paea
ir,rd March Passed steamers Palaua l'Ierl s ".
,,, Hamburg tor New York. Patria tGer) bauer, rN
49, ~ Hamburg: Rotterdam Nutch). Noege Ne"-i'fN
Rotterdam u,,-,a Gar, Flauer
New York FOR Hamburg: MenOmnee (Br Bocquet' New"
antwerp March e-Arrived. steamer British Empire
RS,tterIaln March ARRIVED steamer Excelsior Gen.
Lisbon. March Arrived. steamer Psninsui~ Por'
r,a,tenc|,,rt Tev,-York via st Michaes ~,
- Nlchaels March 5-Saled. steamer Saie'"o '"'
Rearpark from Newcase), New-fork ,,,,.., ~
JJorto March Passed. steamer Kaiser "i'heli" ~
fCer, FaRpnann New York for Genoa - ~,
Gibraltar March SAILED, steamer Queehn0'r '''''
for New York. .r.- oc.-, >-erich
New DIRK go, ...- poc.hontss Csr).
James from New-Yori0. Trieste. ,,,o., Nor,
Nesslna Feb SAILED. steamer Heims"ooa N>0'''
Christensen. New-York ..,.o. ,ar,
Aigiers March ARRIVED. steamer Strathleven 'Dp'
49, Nevv-Yort via Michaeis foT Msrseiles. exc:
SMYRNA March arrived. steamer Ausus'e F 49,,
1Gen KaempN New-York via Funchs, etc ION OTiFN'
eruse).
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g F. MILLER BUYS FIFTH-ATE. PROPERTY.

Q. T. NTLLER BTTN FTFIH-HTt r. FKOFFHTT'
Charles r. Miller has acquired title 10 the prop
ortv on the west side OF Fifth-ave. q feet north Of
Forty-sixth-st. l84x76 The transfer was made
l,y Mathida T. Goodwin. for consideration OF
sopn He has also acquired tltle to property on
- ,,.st .ifn az Fiffh-avc i55 feet north OF Forty
-ixth--t 81 tx irregular. from Joseph c. Hoagiand
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING MERS.

TO-DAY.
y.s.. pr Line Mails close. Vessel saiis
s,,ttv-,rt Arvoru H.-i Star...... 1890 a IN 1900
M,.stc Liverpool White Sfnr.....-- 300 m y 10 IN
Foferc London. All TRANS ..-.....-.. O1o a m
Alla Hamburg. N'es mann ..-....--.
f.1-.n city Bristol. Bristol city
Alamo Galveston. Mallory ....+...-- 5-'p ? III
c.gurtnca Ha.aua. y ) & Cuba. .... 100 800 IN
THURSDAY. MARCH 9.
ALGONQUIN Charleston. clyde ......... 800 m
Allraa. Colon Panama ....-.......-12.uo 200 IA
Saratoga Nassau. Wnrd 100 IN 800 m
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Announcements.

r = W '@Whitewood." f. & "
A Whipped Seam Gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08

s,asr.rs Benefactor. philadelphia
U1utch1 Rotterdam, Trave GER brieh 1nr Ard
rartsanviile Cer7nanlc (E}rl. Belfast Guy %
Solk ana Newport News; Tallahassee SAVANNAH WV ~
/ nrle
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sgr-e "a sunset 600 Moon rises All Moon age rs
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. .. e.~t. Hook Alb GOV Island 447 Hell Gate 8.38
- lido If..s 800 Gov Island 5.22 H'l Cat" I'll
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g. with and passages 10 Int at $40
uon 1eutschland Ger, scniernob" Arrived al
- 2,e,ti-y' % In ballast Philip KupFec""
Bar at : a m c.,arbo Lisbon February Il,
81 ord :, Nichaels b Win muse o. srr,ved at
0 G er- - Messengers G AmsncK q 70
steamer Merionehshire tBrl paves. r, IL Port said
90 Gihraltar February S, 81 Aicnae' 80 ESnch Edge
~ plp 1890 r,reakvater with sugar 10 ru' ~
~. Arrived at Bar az Z:So nr,,a,.o. February
- 9rs % and Barbados % with mdse s NE bar az
H. rs ~ FInund Reeks g. CO. Arrived d. N'0 ~
1913 ,,,..o., Havana March 4. with I1dse
steamer iihv'.ia, Ward & 90 ArIl'SN
a, the 3 2 m. cDo,or February ., with
S1''iilet 20 aasergers 70 Panama haiH"3n ID ~
Ar Ircr Allegheny Obj, Low, Sayahh ,Terrh with
Carhasena % %, assensers to PIN Forwood keIoc'
Arrived a. Bar at 10 III. o,ui,o and Charleston,
5smer Algonquin Plat. JacksonSymse s' %
M and Messengers TO " Clyde * ~ >.,,s
Win muao Tr,ostnun Bpaz Norfolk ana Ne"por
liz 80 passengers 10 the Old Domino" ars
WIN Iuus - ricbrnord Hitler Richmond WIN H''7e nv"
lro,.rs 10 the Old Dominion - 70 -o..-,,a zu
passris,s ION March Wind northwest nn"l1'" h'
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$50 Rroafway. cor. LEONARD.
$50 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
NEW-ROCHEJLE

Walter Hinckley, ten years old. fc nifty feet on
Saturday night The boy, in company with some
children climbed a horse chestnut tree. The other
children only went az far the lower limbs. but
Hinckey kept on until he reached the topmost
branches and then fell headlong His arm was
broken and he was internally injured, but the doc
tors have hopes OF his recovery
beginning Tomorrow August l. the New-York
Suburban Gas Company will furnish gas 10 private
consumers In this city at 81 - thousand feet.
This Is a reduction of 40 cents over tho price pre-
vailing at the beginning OF the year The change
has been brought about through the effort of an
other company 10 secure a franchise.
The wedding Of Miss Beatrix Bennett. daughter
OF Mrs David La TOurette Bennett 10 Francis
Palmer is announced TO take place at the summer
home Of the brides mother Rochelle Park. on
Wednesday. August go
Major f l.. Swift. who for several years has been
In charge Of the medical department Of the IN
Artillery at Fort SOcum has been transferred 10
the staff Of General Otis In the Philippines and
will start for Manila in few days.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
WHITE PLAINS.

An exciting time is expected at the annual meet
ing OF the voters OF School District NO. l. town o.
White Plains tomorrow evening. which may re-
suit In contest at the election Of two trustees on
Wednesday The annual report OF the Board OF
Education has been attacked by Henry Husted, Il
former member Of the Board in an open letter Mr..
Hustled critcises the increase In the budget ana the
method OF instruction employed. ID. II. Ernest
Schmd president OF the Board OF Education. has
issued a statement in which he points out the
necessity ofthe requisitions made by the Board tof
CARRYING on the scnOOl work in the next year lie
says the large budget Is due partly to the purchase
of dctionarie radrs. books for young children
and high school drawing materials and biographies
the supply OF the last named having become de-
cidedly unsanitary ,
The Rev Dr. Sylvester Lowther pastor OF the
Memorial Episcopal Church, will start to-day for
Mountain Lake Park, Md. where his family Is, TO
spend August
The New-York bankers who purchased the bonds
recently issued by the Chatterton Hill School Dis
trict have rejected them asserting that they were
rreguarly issued.
The annual picnic Of the children OF the First
Baptist Church Sunday school will be held on
Wednesday Rye Beach
The funeral OF Mrs. Rosand B .seares VINO died
on Friday. will be held this afternoon at the Pres
byterian Church the Rev Dr. Mtcoubrey oficiat-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
THE WEEK IN PETROLETM

The market for refined petroleum was without
special feature last week There fairly good
demand but II was sufficient to produce any
advance in prices. Field work continues on
moderate scale. The only important development
of the week was a well in Greene County, near
the boundary line between Pennsylvania and West
Virginia 1t was thought at first that It would
produce fifty barrels a day, but 1t has turned out
even better than expected. II was drilled deeper
about a week ago and its production increased 70
nfteen barrels an hour. The increase in the pro
duction leaves the impression among oil men that
81 new deep sand pool has been discovered. Some
disappointment has been caused by the striking
of "A duster the Garner pool east OF Proctor, IN
Wetze County. Ever since the south P,nnsyiyana
oil Company drilled its test well on the Garner
farm considerable interest has been taken In the
territory but the striking Of another duster, II IS
said will TEND to discourage extensive operations
I'm the vicinity The test well of the South Penn
syvania oil Company on the William LantZ farm
Is SIM holding at twelve barrels an hour and there
seems to be doubt that another paying pool Will
be opencd up in that vicinity. In Butler County.
penn an important strike made on the
Sterlng farm. which Is owned by Butler parties
;rba wen started at 200 barrels day, but has since
,hen dropped TO 100 day. In the Ohio and the
othnr fields operation is moderately active. but de-
velopments were Of no particular Importance.
m partial pipe line returns from July to 26
charters to the 9th incusive) are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
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