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To Sail the shamrock.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Announce-
ment was made on board Sir Thomas
Llpton's steam yacht Erin to-day that
Designer Fife would have nothing to
do with the sailing of the Shamrock in
the coming international races. Cap
tains Hogarth and Wringe are to be
equals in command-that is to say. Ho-
garth will sometimes sail the yacht,
while Wlnge Will attend to the trim
ming of the sails. ON other days Wringe
may do the steering. The Shamrock
did not go out for trial spin to-day.
The wind was very strong from the
southeast, reaching a velocity Of twen-
ty-fiVe miles an hour at times. The
Columbia reached New Rochelle, N. Y,
early this morning In tow, and an
chored of All View, Mr.. Iselln's home,
She had her spins for trying out and
her crew is now believed to be almost
perfect in drills for handling the sails
under all possible conditions that can
be foreseen. The sea was too rough
for q spin to-day.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Hobart Tut
tie, Vice President Hobart's brother-in-
law, said tonight in answer to inquir-
les made at the home of Mr.. Hobart, at
Paterson. that there was no truth in
the report that Mr.. Hobart had Brlght's
disease, The vice president, he said,
was suffering from overwork, but he
has been slowly, but continually i'm
proving. Mr. Tuttle says that he has
not ventured out to-day. but that he
had passed good night last night and
was enjoying a good appetite, slept
soundly and was In good spirits. Mr..
Hobart, It was claimed. had been about
the house all day and expected to be
out In n few days.
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LONDON. Sept ga special dis
pntchS from Pretoria says that the
members of the volksraad, believing
that the British notes are intended to
gain time for the concentration Of
troops, urge the government to adjourn
the raad Immediately and to send Great
Britain a note declaring that further
mobilization will be regarded as an un-
friendly act. Trenches, earthworks and
sand-bag defences are being erected in
all the available approaches to the cap
ItoI
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EtbIOfG1At 6Spks Avs az AAtoA A--A
dispatch was read to-day in the volks-
raad. President Kruger announced
that the reply of the government of the
South African Republic would be pre-
sented to the vollisrnad tomorrow.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The Oficials of
the foreign ofice this evening gave out
the text Of the letter of the secretary Of
state for the colonies, Mr.. Chamber
lain, to the British high commissioner
in South Africa, Sir Alfred Miner,
dated September %. The British reply
expresses regret that her majesty's Of
fer, No. 6. of September 8, had been re-
fused. and says:
"The object her majesty's govern
ment had in view in the recent negotia-
tions has been stated in q manner
which cannot admit of misapprehen-
sion, viz, to obtain such substantial
and immediate representation for the
outianders as will enable them to Sc
cure for themselves that fair and just
treatment which was formally promis-
ed them in 1881, and which her majesty
intended to secure for them when she
granted privileges of self government
to the Transvaal.
No conditions less comprehensive
than those contained In the telegram of
September s, can be relied on to effect
this object. The refusal of the South
African government to entertain the
offer thus made. coming as 1t does after
-four months Of protracted negotiations.
themselves the climax of FIVE years of
extended agitation, makes 1t useless to
further pursue the discussion on the
lines hitherto followed. and the imper-
ial government is now compelled to
consider the situation afresh and for
nulate new proposals for n final settle
ment of the issues which have been
created In South Africa by the policy
constantly followed for many years by
the government of South Africa. They
will communicate the result Of their
deliberations in later Dispatch
IN later Communication. delivered
September %, the imperial government
takes up the charge Of breach Of faith
insInuated by Secretary of State Reltz,
September 16 (which we cannot pass
over In silence"
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Desperate Criminals Escape.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 25.-Peter
Benson and George DunnItt fractured
the skull OF County JAIler A. W. Max
well to-day and escaped from Jail by
stealing his keys. He may die. Max
well was conducting the men from the
bath rooms to their cells, when one Of
them seized the leg OF bed from be-
meath cot and struck him on the back
of the head. The men were desperate,
having long criminal records.
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LONDON, Sept. 2s-The Berlin oor$
respondent of the Daily Man in q dls-
patch dealing with the great inereaSs
of American iron and steel imports into
Germany, says: II learn that the Car
vim machine company and the Miles tool
works are going TO erect large plants n
Berlin. Other important American
firms, including the Buffalo Forge Coul-
pany, are expected to follow auit. Thefe
is an average Of 2.400 pounds value Of
Iron tools alone imported weekly NON
New York"
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BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Nlne people were
badly burned, one probably fatally, at
a FIRE in a lodging house in the South
End tonight, The following are nt the
city hospital: Mrs, RenR Butler. who Is
on the danger list; Mrs. sarnh II. Love
lace. Miss Lillian Tyrrell, Hewitt Love-
lace, wHverly Greene, Chesterfield
Stewart. Others burned are Miss Anna
Tyrrell, Robert LovelRcc and Andrew
Lovelnce. The FIRE was due to the ex-
ploslon Of gasoline with which Mrs.
Butler was filling n lamp. mlstRklng II
for kerosene oil.
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KILLED without warming.

SHENANDOAH. Pa, Sept, 25.-while
standing at his gate last night Joseph
Rotkoski, aged 30. of William Penn, a
suburb Of this place, was approached
by gang Of eleven men, one OF whom
without warning, struck him on the
head with a hatchet, killing him in
stnntly. Michael BroZeski, John and
Anthony Senkawicz, Matthew and Ra-
leigh Bubnls. Charles Kutchls and An
drew Kurmls were arrested to-dny and
charged with completely In the crime.
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tsrtained. Zamboanga having trouble
with moro Datos in vicinity who have
raised United States flag. Dato cogay-
On. sulu Island, visited Jolo. gave ad-
heslon. and desired to raise American
fiag instead of Spanish nag on island.
American nag viii be raised there.
Ready to give six months' notice in or
der to establish in archipelago customs
regulations under protocol between
Spain, Germany and Great Britain OF
1885. Bates report by mail. OTIS.
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oRfnr The PhIllnnInes.

HARRISBURG. Pa. September 2d.-
The 2sth regiment left Camp Meade this
morning for service in the Philippines,
The troops went In four sections over
the Pennsylvania railroad. They will
be stationed at the Preside short time
before embarklng for the Philippines.
The Forty-frst and Forty-seventh reg
iments are being recruited at Camp
Monde for service in the Phlllpplnes.
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., September 25.-
The loss Of another schooner is reported
to-day MS the result OF the recent gale.
She foundered with six mon, bringing
the total loss OF life up to 81. Reports
from remote sections OF the island con-
firm the fears az to an extensive de-
struction Of shipping property, Vessels
returning from northern Labrador are
also badly damaged.
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COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 25.-Judge
George X. Nash addressed a letter to-
day to Mayor $. NJ. Jones, OF Toledo,
who has challenged him and all the
other candidates for governor to debate
the proposition that political parties
hnve ceased to be useful or necessary
Jones taking the affirmative, declining
the challenge on the ground that the
question Is not an issue OF the CAM
Dnlgn
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BALTIMORE. September 25.-Unlted
states Senator George L. wellington to-
day resigned the chaIrmnnshlp OF the
Republican State central committee in
accordance with the recent written re-
quest OF Governor Lloyd Lowndes, who
Is n candidate for recollection on the
Republican ticket. ThOmns j. Shryock
was elected to succeed him. Gen. Shry-
nrk Is RlnIn tronHurer.
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES
From General Otis In Regard to Ne.
gros and suIn Islands.

from GeuCrul Ollh VI AbcRuTu 10 We
gros and SuIu Islands.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 25.-Two
important dispatches from General Otis
at Manila were made public by the
war department to-day. The first IndI-
Gates that the insurgents on the Island
Of Negros are about to recognize the
authority OF the United States. An cleo
ton in Negros will be held on the Sec
ond Of October. The dispatch follows:
MANILA. Sept. %,
Adjutant General. Washington.
Hughes, rlollo. reports Lopez and
SIHty-'our armed men surrendered to
hyrne az Castellano, Negros. Election
IN that island October 2. Sought con-
ference. Chief Insurgents Panny wish
cd to know what promise could be Civ.
en- them in case OF formal submission.
Told no arrangements possible until
surrendered and force dlsbnnded.
OTIS.
Tile second dispatch says the Amcrl-
can aag Will be raised in Sulu Island.
The chief insurgents In Zamboangn nrc
reported willing to accept the authority
OF the United States. but desire to
name conditions which General Otis
would not accept. The second dispatch
follows;
MANILA. Sept %.
Adiutnnt General. Washington.
Bates returns from Jolo. twenty-lrEt
INST, having placed gnrrlsons nt slassl
and BunEnm. Tawl Tawl group: one
company each place. AffnlrH in nrchl-
peago satisfactory Bates saw chief
Insurgents zhmboangn, stlll anxious to
receive United States garrison on condl-
ton Of withdrawal should Agulnaldo
succeed in Luzon. Proposition not en-
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PARIS, September 25.-Before the
AngIo-venezuelan boundary commits
sion to-day. former president Benjamin
Harrison. continued his argument on
behalf OF Venezuela, NJ. De Martens,
president OF the tribunal, asked Mr..
Harrison where he found the word de-
llmltlzation in the treaty. Mr.. Harri-
son replied that he would show that
dellmltizatlon was a necessary effect,
which did not, us had been claimed by
Sir Richard Webster on behalf Of Great
Britain. permit the Dutch to acquire
concessions except from the Portuguese
In Brazil.
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Prnres.or commlts sulclde.

BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 25.-Dr. Her
man wadsworth Bailey, S5 years old,
instructor Of Latin in Wesleyan pnl-
versIty and a member Of the faculty,
was found dead in his room in the
United States hotel to-day, With his
throat cut, He had committed suicide,
He was one OF the finest classical achols
ars in the country. Lately he had hean
haunted by a fear OF losing his mind.
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ItccogrIZcs 8oncIcssness.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Brussels
correspondent of the Standard says
that DR.. Leyds. European representa-
tive Of the South African Republic now
recognizes the hopelessness Of any at
tempt to obtain European intervention
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YAoUI INsuRRECTIoN
Is Growing Rapidly Worse Instead Of
AbatInR.

40 0EONlub AespAN'S WSA9N -
Abatlng.
AUSTIN. Texas, Sept. 25. = Judging
from reports reaching here to-day from
Ortiz, state OF Sonora. Mexico, the
Yaqui Indian warfare is rapidly grow
ing worse instead of abntlng. LIeuten-
ant Aiajeran has arrived at Torres on
his way to the City OF Mexico to make
official reports as to the progress of the
campaign. He says there has been no
cessation OF the warfare being waged
against the Indians by the Mexican
government. He reports that the In
dians have scattered into small bands
and are now vigorously waging a guer-
rilla warfare and that the Mexican SOL
dIers have adopted similar tactics.
Dozens OF sklrmlsh fights have result
ed in a number Of soldiers and Indians
being killed and several miners have
lost their lives. Many OF them have de-
serted paying mines In order to save
their lives. The entire country tribu-
tary to the uprising is in state Of fer
mentation, and the natives are leav-
Ing as rapidly rs possible.
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PONCE. Porto Rico, September 25.-
Advlces received here to-day from Car
acas describe the situation in Venezue-
Ia as critical. The revolutlOnists are
approaching Victoria, where the next
battle will be fought People desiring
to proceed to Puerto Cabello on the Gulf
OF Trieste nre not allowed to depart
The government is very unpopular and
very susDlciOuR
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Death OF Captain sIgsbcc's Daughter

LEWEs, Del, September 25.--Mlss
sigsbcc, daughter of Captain slgsbee,
late OF the Inflated battleshlp Maine.
and now commander OF the Texas. died
to-day OF heart failure at the cOttnEe
Of Mrs. Rltteuhouse. Rehoboth, Del,
where she had been spending the sum
mcr. Her remains will be sent to
Washington for burial tomorrow
morning.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, September q.
There was a reduction to-day of ff-
teen cents a ton in the rate for carrying
ore from the head Of the lhlroa % :oidy
ports from f2 to 81 IS. This lssbeli0tod'
70 presase Q general reduction n rates
which is due to the falling OF 81 the
demand for grain for exports.
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PANA, Ills. Sept. 25,-Hcnry Brunot,
who is in Jail for the murder of his
aunt. innc Brunot. to-day confessed to
u friend to the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Mcintyre. who was mysteriously slain
here last winter. He said he had one
more confession to make and then he
was ready TO die.
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FntnI BoIlcr EEnlosIon.

PoTTsBoRo. TexnS, September 25,-
The boiler at Henderson and Mungus'
Gin blew UP today, demollshinE the
building and killing Engineer Grant
Gordon. Pressman Mum Steele and n
nov named Jones. Miss Jones, sister
az the boy, had both feet blown of and
n thigh broken In two places,
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SPRINGFIELD. Ills. September %,
-Flremon in all of the coal mines in
the Dnnvlle district, went out to-dny
FOR an Increase OF wagas shutting down
ali the mines In the district and throw
lnE 1000 minors out OF employment.
They demand Si,75 n day for eight
,gnRH
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Similarity Ar Names.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Through tie
filing of a petition in bankruptcy Sep.
tember 20 by Cohn Bros. Rlee q Co,
an advertising agency, the name Of Hlee
& Co., tailors. has become associated IN
the matter Klee & Co, are In no way
connected with the failed firm.
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City OF MEXICO. Sept. &.-ProS-
ident Dlaz cannot go to Chicago on ae-
count Of the illness OF Madame Dla1. He
has appointed Lie IEnacion MaFl8cai,
minister Of foreign affairs, to go az his
representative,
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--A daughter
wns born at midnight to the wife Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr, Mra. Wander
bllt arrived from Newport yesterday.
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Celebrated Actor Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 25-John Sleeper
Clarke, the celebrated actor and theat-
rIcal manager, is dead. aged slxty-four
years.
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Pore,s DeleRate TO &c PhllIpplnee

POpc'R Delegate to the PhiIIppIneo,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Arehbl5h.
op'Chapelle has received notification
from the pope of his appointment as
apostolic delegate for the Philippine ..
lands. He is already apostolic dAl0gato
for Cuba and Porto Rico, besides being
archbishop OF New Orleana.
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TIPToN. Ind, September 2h-The At.
iantlc Tin Plate mill was destroyed by
fro to-day. Loss fully 100000.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-H. ]. sehlosE,
manufacturer OF clothing. to-day filed
a petition In bankruptcy. Liabilities,
sos, l62: no assets.
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EXPRESSES
REGRET
That Recent oRers Have Been Re.
fused by the Transvaal..ob.
ieet Had in View.
WARNING NOTE IS SOUNDED
In the Reply Of Secretary Cham
berlain.. Useless to Pursue
Negotiations Further.

PRETORIA. Sept. 25.-The imperial
dispatch was read to-day in the volks-
raad. President Kruger announced
that the reply of the government Of the
South African Republic would be pre-
sented to the volksraad tomorrow.
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Wco,bcr Forccnst fDr To-day,

West Virginia. Western PennayiYqnia
and Ohio, fair Tuesday and Wedne9days
fresh northerly winds.
Local Temperature
The Temperature yesterday. ~ observed
by g. Schnepf, druggist, corner Market
nnd Fourtecnth streets. was a. follower
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-22
| THRATR1CAL TOPICS.
seMx SAVINGS AAND DolNos
IN srAuRLAND.
Do Wolf Hopper ~ the Astrologer In
The ChariAtAn"-rhe Comic Opera
Whisl Asa Become 50 PopslAs Down
East

The scene Of THE Charlatan" Is
laid in Russia, in the early part Of the
present century, and the character pro-
vided for Mr.. Hopper is that OF a wan
dsring astrologers or fakir, named
Dsmidoff. who pretends to supernat-
ural powers, and whose valuable pos-
session Il beautiful daughter. The
opera opens during the progress OF a
fair in market town, where there is
a silly young nobleman. who by impe-
rial decree must wed woman of his
own rank or forfeit his estate His
rasce2y uncle, the deputy governor, In
orde to secure the property. contrives
to Arry him 70. the fakir's daughter,
In seicA scheme he is ably assisted by
the ambitious Demidoff After the
nuptials the deputy governor is about
to claim the forfeited estates, when the
Grand Duke arrives, bringing with him
the Princess whose name has been
borrowed for the bride. On exposure
Of the deception. DemidofY Is impris-
oned. loaded with chains and tortured
until in self-defense he reveals to the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-22

Says the Leadyllle Herald Democrat:
\ small force Of men ars Mt work in
the Weldon mine preparatory TO n re-
sumption OF operations. The work Ia in
charge of Mr.. II. g schlcssinssr, who
IA overhnnling the machinery 40 that
work In the mine can begin in n short
Time IL Is probable that tho water at
this time IL pretty we'll out Of The up.
per Ievels Mt least, md that the man.
agement will be- enabled 10 stHrt In Mt
once 20 clean out tn. drifts The Wei.
den was the last of the downtown
mines to shut down during the strike.
and II did not do 40 TN the water drove
the miners from the slopes. When op.
eratiOns ceased the welden was in a
stope Of excellent ore. aud II il very
probable TINT II Will be- the first OF tho
downtown mines TO resume ship.
ments.
AT the present rate Of unwatering
the downtown properties the task
should bo completed by April tst. In
spite OF the most uufavornble weather
conditions the work has progressed In
most satisfactory manner. and the
sinkers are within thirty feet OF the
lower drifts ut the Penrusc.
The water IL thrown to- the surface
Mt the following rate I'm the down town
Hooded area.
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ADRIENE OSBORN.


Grand Duke the wickedness Of the
bridegroom's uncle, and-as Is proper
In all comic opera everything ends
happily. !tt8 LUZ -
The character of Denidoff Is sort
Of combination Of svenSaIi and John
Wellington Wells, and is capitally
suited to the personality and methods
of Mr.. Hopper. who has achieved in it
q success even greater than he at
tanned IN either wang" or Eel Capt.
tan" He "pervades" the piece from
I beginning to end. but the audiences
make 1t evident that they cannot have
too much of him. and in addition to
dozens of calls before the curtain. he
10 almost every night compelled to
make a speech, which-as all who have
heard him deliver an entr'acte ad-
dress are aware-is pretty certain to
be as humorous as any scene In the
opera. In brief, Hopper in The Char
latar" is Hopper at his best-and that
Is saying great deal. His company
has been considerably enlarged for
/ the production. but all the old favor
ties are still with him. Alfred Klein
hes = capital part; the handsome
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wYoMlNo's BIO COPPER MINE


The Hsggssay Property hsgiss to Fay
- Pc Dividends.
A shaft eighty-five feet In depth "a
drift of forty feet at the iifty-foot level
aud another OF tifty feet al an eighty
five foot leyal-a vein OF copper ore
averaging over seven feet In width,
and yielding at Chicago and Denver
smeiters 33is per cent-in copper. Si.Do
IN gold and one ounce OF silver 10 the
ton In carload shipments in brief
Is the story OF the Ferris Hagxerty
copper mine OF Grand Encampment.
Wyoming.-a copper min. that even
now Ia It's infancy Is shipping more
than $1,000 worth OF ore u week. and
IL believed to have at least StND, 90
worth of the ''red metal already In
sight after only I'VE months OF actual
mining work.
II Is the first really great discovery
OF copper made IN Wyoming In years;
and with the price OF copper steadily
advancing. a great copper min. has
become more desirable In the miners
eyes than the richest OF golden bonan.
zas The Ferris-iiaggeFty Is believed
by many to b. the richest copper pros.
pect" in the world: and this belief is
seemingly not uuwarranted II was
only during October last that the sirst
wagon Load OF Ferris .iiaggerty ore
was hauled over the mountains 10 IA.
Steele, Wyoming, on the Union Pacific
railroad, 4 distance Of sixty miles from
the mine. Then followed quickly other
wagon loads until a ear containing
fourteen and one fourth tons OF psa.
cock copper ore was sent Ia the Chlea.
I 90 Copper Refining company's smeiies
~ Blue Island Ia Chicago, This ore
was largely surface; but ths fourtean
and ouc-fourth tons brought q check
/ for 1854 above all trausporta tion
| charges. This shipment averaged 81 IL
4 per cent. copper; but no return was
made by the smelter FOR either gold OF
| silver.
After this shipment the force Of men
1 working AZ the tnins was Increased
from eight to twenty seven. aud other
carloads OF ore were shipped TO the
/ Chicago shelter. Al showing copper re-
turns OF about ;Ei.5 per cent. tho ore
getting richer with depth.
| Recently six or eight carloads % the
ore have been shipped 20 Denver and
run through tire Argo smeitcr. tho ore
averaging n little more than - PCT
cent. pure copper TO the ton This
last carload shipped ~ the Aruo .uisI
ter ran over 30 per cent. copper. 81 ~
In gold. and on. ounce OF silver to tbs
ton For this carload check for ST..
49, was received
ON the LIST of the present month q
dividend OF s5.rso or .. per cent. oi
the capital stock of Sl.Vpl.ooo wac a..
elarcd; aud IL IL estimats-i that Their.
ts enough ore tat the present price oi
copper at the smcitersi In transit from
the mine and In the ore bins and OF
the dump. To pay seven monthly divl
dends equal TO the dividend paid OF
March LIST.