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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
THREE MEN WERE INJURED.
Failing Timber scraped Flesh From
Reuben Hatcher's Leg.

Hawkinsyile. Ca, June 8O.-Yesterday
afternoon while some hands were unload
ing timber from the trucks of Pate rice
mills. at a bluff on Rec Creek, the timber
slipped unexpectedly on the skids and
came near killing three men. Mr.. Reu-
bun Hatcher was hurt more severely than
the others The timber caught his left
leg and tore the fesh from the bone nearly
All the way frori the knee 10 the ankle.
physicians were summoned at once and
the wounds were dressed. Amputation
viii not be NECESSARY. One negro was
knocked sensela ss and was thought to be
dead but canla round all right in a short
while and is az work again. Another ne
60 was also nurt. His face was mashed
ara he was bruised, but not seriously.
In the county court yesterday Arthur
Wardlow was convicted Of gambling and
sentenced tc. four months on the gang or
nav a fine of $50. Primus Jackson and
TIi Ann,th we're convicted Of carrying con-
cealed Weapons and given TWO months
eoch or a fine Of $35 VIII Johnson.
0,,ou negro boy. was convicted Of simple
larceny and given two months or so
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
LIVELY MONTH FOR BUILDING.
General Conditions Have Given -,
Stimulus to Imnrover.r.s

Stimulus to improvements.
The building permits for Tune sbo,,. =,
turn oil improvements Builders report q
good business so far. with the prozoaors
OF large increase during the next mani,
While adding to the city's growth tho ,,,,r,.
IN progress furnishes cmplovmant f,r
Sndny men, which reverts to the intaras,
OF business generally.
recently the real estate companias Gum
ms Ianus IN southern section have taken
3teps 10 Duild houses for the purpose of
bringing their property into prominence
ana making the locality more dasirahla
LOT prospective purchasers Prepa tor,,
20 TINS the companies have been s+ri,;ng
TO get the city to extend wafer mains
ailu MAKE other necessary improvements
Wherever practicable the city has ex-
tended the land companies encourape-
mem ana VIII DO all it can to promote
the worthy object they have undertaken
announcer influence that is giving a slim
ulus TO building is the city's movement
70 open streets through the section most
III need OF them The part of town which
seems 10 be in the builders path is the
one the city is particularly DESTROYS of
opening u. A considerable sum was
spent during the past month on property
lot street opening purposes and the
80 arc d Hluch larger sum Will 20
before the present month expires.
The permits issued at the city exchange
during last month were: Marcus HoIowel-
ly, tWo-story house. West Broad. near
New street; T. OConnor, wooden shed.
York street fane, near East Broad street:
j. w. Mcintyre, two two-story wooden
houses, Twelfth street: Frank Bessie. one
room house, Montgomery and Bolton
streets; Dr. S. A White three brick
houses, Oglethorpe avenue; D. Greinner.
two one story houses, Gilard street south
OF Anderson; l.. kayton, one one story
mouse in Atlantic weird; John Power, two
tWo-story brick houses, Jones street near
Habersham; Mary Whittier, one two-story
wooden house. West Broad and Alice:
Thomas Daniels, four one story wooden
houses, Eighth and Bullock; j. w How
ard, one one story wooden house, Eighth
street; j. b. Cox, one one story wooden
house, Anderson street; NJ. J. Solomons
one two story frame house on Anderson
street; NJ. Cox, same, An
derson street, and two one story frames on
Price; F. @. Bell, one two-story frame at
Abercorn and Eighth; p. w. Meldrim. ten
one story frames on Fourth, near West
Broad; Walter Coney. one two-story frame
on Huntingdon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. W. R. Perkins Of TennilIe, was
among the visitors in the city yesterday. %
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day was Mi. S. o. Chase Of Sanford, Fla
Mrs. T. W. Hardwick of Tennile was in
the city yesterday, stopping at the De
Sata-
Mr.. ]. L. Edmondson Of Atlanta was
among the guests registered yesterday at
The De Soto
Alderman ]. P Williams leaves to-day
for cambridge on business trip. He
will be absent from the city a few days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
OFFICIAL.
CITY G0VERNM EMIT
omciaI Proceedings of Council.

Savannah, Ga, June Is, 1s99.-The regu~
lar meeting of Council was held this after
noon at p. m. Present: The Hon Her
man Myers, Mayor, presiding; Alderman
George W. Tiedeman, chairman OF Coun-
Gil; Alderman J. P. Williams, vice chair
man Of Council, and Aldermen SchWarH,
Dixon, Doyle, Thomas, Haas, Mills ana
Bacon.
Minutes of meetings of June IA and Is
were, upon motion, confirmed as pup
lIshed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
June 2S, 1S99.-The committee on accounts
rerort that they have examined and found
correct bills against the city amounting
to sixteen thousand, nine hundred and
fifty dollars and siXty-siX cents, as per &C
companying schedule, and recommend that
the same be passed for payment.
George j. Mills,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
o-ae &c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01

Cleveland, June 9O.-Cleveland outplayed
Boston to-day in a general way, but was
unlucky. Every run that Boston got was
due to an error. Attendance 300. Score:
R.H.E.
Cleveland 80 o OO1O oil 7 4
Boston ........1 0 0 0 I 0 0 % s /
Batteries-Hughey and Schreck; Bailey
and Clark
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
PhiIIies Had an Easy Thing.

Louisville June 30.-Woods pitched good
bail until the seventh inning. After that
the Phillies had things their own way.
Pitcher Magee has been sold to the Phil
adelphia club. The price paid for his re-
lease is said to have been So, $50. Attend
ance 800. Score; RHE.
Louisville 30 0 o. 0 0 0 -916 Z
Philadelphia o 1 6 1-19 10 4
Batteries-Brashear, Woods and Pow
ers; Plat and Mcfarland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
FORMER SAVANNAHIAN DEAD.
''' A. H. Wesiow Died of PARALYSIS
at His Adopted Home in N,co

at HIS ADOPTED Home in Waco.
'''' richard Robinson received news
w.. OF the death of Mr.. A. b. Yves
, s. a former savannahian. at his adopted
''''g ID Waco, Tex. No details were Civ
w. Out it is believed that Mr. wesIow
D.. from paralysis. His remains will
D.. SEM to Albany, Ga, for interment.
lG,t, T. r Mendes OF the Congregation
Service. "''l conduct the funeral
We.,o1. oder citizens will remember Mr..
cba I'o" as one Of the leading cotton mer-
was W ul me Bay some years ago. He
Wes ,o,- member Of the firm of Terrell &.
v aJsoE. From Savannah Mr. Weslow
some - - many where he was in business
he ,s1 ',l1e. He later went to Waco. where
He was lucy. '1 IN the real estate business.
rs '%s "ylI liked here, and was regarded
He r conservative, reliable business man,
fa5 wa" g.., wide awake. and always identi-
men,. wan the city's progressive move
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
Total

TIE committee of the whole, 70 which
was referred The following applications to
retail and transfer liquor and other
licenses, beg to report favorably 70 same.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee Of the Whole.
J. 2. owens. 10 retail liquor a. the south
east corner of Indian and West Boundary
streets. Adopted
George Birle. 10 retail liquor at No. 800
Congress street west Adopted.
Peter Morton, 10 retail liquor at PIP
Broughton street, east. Adopted.
w. b. Moore, for perm sson 10 trans
fer his liquor license TO Moore and Edge
at the same place of business, corner Of
lumber and Walker streets. Adopted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND.
Pittsburg Made 1t Three Straights
From BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg, June S0.-Pittsburg made it
three straights from Brooklyn by pluckily
playing hard uphill game. Kennedy
was knocked out of the box in the fifth
Holfer gave but two hits after he relieved
Gardner in the fourth. Attendance $500
Score: R.HE
Pittsburg 30 20 5 l 2x-11 IS 3
Brooklyn 30 6 2 0 DO 10 3
Batteries-Gardner Hoffer and Bower
man; Kennedy, Yaegar and Terrell.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01

me s"I q Levin filed suit for divorce r.,
than ra .,'o' Court yesterday against Ma
goand si '% cruel treatment being the
- Coiding Is III the petition. Mr.. II.
IS the plaintiffs attorney.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
A"'otR NED FOR THE TERN.
nus Matters Disposed of in Court
of Ordinary

''efS Disposed of in Court
~, of Ordinary.
wac e, III OF the late Mrs. Jane Sullivan
d.r,, "'7l' Tor probate in the Court OF Or
SON ~ Yesterday. Mr.. James Sullivan. d
,or W. 'Ae deceased, is made sole exec,-
Let,or. e5,onied letters testamentarv
Strngf-. aIsm .ssory on the estate Of
adml9,s,ra were granted to ]. r Brooks
ra.or oe wa" ,a given ]. c. Posten admins
10 exoo-,. me estate of Cassandra o. Airs
propsrty 9eed TO j. L. Watbour ~
.deatb sold by intestate before her
q NJ. sr to sell realty was granted 70
ton '''' administrator of U. L. Houso
Court adjourned for the fern,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01
ACCOUNTS.

Chairman Committee on Accoun
SIG ,95O.66.
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Continued on Tenth Page.
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Lanes.
Adopted.
TIE committee on fire, having considered
The petition of Estate V. and NJ NJ. Bas-
Ter, for permission to repair fish house
No 2lS Bryan street. west, recommend
that the same be granted.
James NJ. Dixon,
Acting Chairman Committee on Fire.
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
The following applications to retail
liquor and TO transfer licenses. were read
and referred to The committee of the
whole:
NJ. A. Buttmer. agent. to retail llquor a I
northeast corner Of Perry and Randolph
streets.
Frank McDermott, to transfer his liquor
license at No. Ill Congress street. west.
10 Charles II. Levan, same place OF BUSH
ness.
c. Kohler. to transfer his liquor and
grocery license at No. 232 St Julian street
west, to Silverstein & Crosby, at the same
place Of business.
r. j. Anthony, to transfer his license as
a commission merchant from the market
basement to No. IS Liberty street west
Petition of John Schwarz, attorney for
Mary schwarZ. offering 10 move the brick
building at the corner of Ninth and Dray-
ton streets. back % the street line for
the sum Of 50 800, This being in accordance
with an agreement entered into with the
city by your petitioner. in The year 1897
was read and referred to the committee
of the whole
Petition Of w. r. Leaken stating that
the cost Of moving back the Old Reid
house. on lot No s. Arson ward on a line
with the other stoops will be $4,000 was
read and referred TO the committee OF the
whole.
Petition of w. II. Chapman. engineer in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-01

nv Alderman DtX0n-
An ordinance for the improvement OF a
norton of St. Julian street, under the
terms and provisions OF an ACT of the Leg
islature of Georgia, approved oct. J. 1887.
Section I. BE IL ordained by the Mayor
and aldermen Of the city of Savannah in
Council assembled, under the terms and
provisions of ar act of the Legislature of
Georgia. approved oct. !, 1897, That the
director of public works and improvements
for the city OF Savannah and the commit
tee on streets and lanes Of the said city
be and they are hereby authorized and d.
rected TO build and construct on ST. Julian
street. in the city of Savannah. beginning
at the east side of Barnard street. where
the present pavement now terminates, and
extending to the east side Of Whitaker
street Ga distance of two hundred and thir-
Nv feeO a roadway of fifty $50 feet In
width OF vitrihed brick. and they are also
authorized aud directed TO enclose the said
roadway with stone curbings, and to do
all the work 10 me way Of grading. the
placing Of catch basins, drains, crossings.
and all other things incident to the con-
struction and completion Of the said road
way on the said portion OF St Julian
Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained. That a
railroad company having tracks running
through the said portion Of St. Julian
street to be improved under this ordinance
ia hereby required TO pave the width Of
us tracks and two ~ feet on each side OF
every line Of tracks OF the said railroad
company with vitrihed brick as the said
work progresses, and, In the event this l.
not done by the said company, the said d.
rector Of public works aud the said COM
mittee shan see 70 It's being done al the
expense of the said railroad company.
Sec g. BE Il further ordained, That
after the total cost of the said work. ex-
elusive of that done by, or for. railroad
company, shall have been ascertained, one
| third Of such total cost shah be paid out
OF the city treasury and the other two
thirds from the persons owning az the date
OF the adoption or TINS ordnance the real
estate abutting on said portion of 81, Ju-
Ian street TO be improved under this ordi-
nance. according TO frontage, and the pro
rata amount Of the cost Of such work Is
hereby assessed against the said Auditing
real estate and is owners as aforesaid. ac-
cording TO the frontage. The frontage of
intersectpg streets and lanes is assessed
as real oA ate abuiting upon said portion
of ST. Ju19n street to be improved, and
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
ELECTION TO BE HELD.
70 Fill Vacancy Of Lieutenant Commanding

TO Fill Vacancy Of Lieutenant Commanding
Division A Of the Naval Reserve.
There WAS meeting last night Of
the two divisions 81 naval leservc tt
take action toward going on the erus
er Prairie for training next mouth
Tho enlistment rolls we're opsged
and the divisions WI hsstaasfnif
ing to ful ranks agaln.
An election was ordered Tor Wtd
ne,day, April 2eth, to FIJI the vacancy
Of lieutenant commanding Division
A, caused by the resignation Of Lieu-
tenant Elliot, Of the Third Georgia
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
Recelver's sac.

In accordance with the terms, and under the
airectlons issued TO the undersigned By Hon.
FmOry Speer. Judge of the Us. Circuit Court
IL savannah. Gcorgia, bearing date April 18Th,
isNa will proceed to sell 20 tho highest bidder
FOR cash fat not less than the upset price here.
IA nentionedl at public outcry. ~ mont ct the
court house in the city OF Rtnnswick, Neargia,
an the first Tuesday in. the sair e being he 5fh
tiny az June $500 at 10 O'Clock nl. all the re-
,nsiuing assets Of the Oglethoqpe National
Rank ~ Brunswick. Georgia. now in my
hands as Receiver OF said bank, to wit.
lst The interest of said bank in a judgement
against the estate OF $. Mayer and Jilman
amOunting TO about S76,tat 81 dollars and inter
man AK tenths 6-l0. OF one per cent as an NJ
snd. The following against W. f. Burbage
Execution No 4 ). Circuit Court at SaNan-
nah Si2O76OO, Overdratt Srsli =, uNerdraiis
SaG0eO and S. 7o5.G Total SSs05.is; ut not less
Than up set price of S2Seo for the whole.
Srd The following shares Of capital stock.
son shares OF the American Fibre Association.
loo shares of the Brunswiek Investment
so % shares share Of the Brunswick Terminal Com
papy. , r,a.,,,,,,.. .t,..,.;,
ana Manufacturing Cos
shares OF the kennon Manufacturing Com
ss6 shares OF the Georgia Fertilizer Co.
an 10 be sold at not less than the upset price
" Also sc one steel burglar proof safe at not less
o Right reserved to reject any bid.
Receiver.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
4 GREAT
SPECIAL EDITION.
The Times Will Issue One Thd
and Extra Copies Sunday
Next.
my eng Ans RARLY
tofg Fur ADS EAR LY
Richmond Business College Oon'rscts For
Papers to 90 in Every Territory
Within 100 Miles Of Brunswick


rhe Times viii issue great special
edition Of one thousand extra copies
sunday next Send in your ads early
and get your goods ana name before
the people IN this edition.
The Riohmosd Business College
which opens here May 18Th, has con.
traeted for an illustrated edition
showing the workings Of their spien-
didinstliutiops in ali its attractive
details. The Times containing these
illus ralions together with ~ the
news 81 the day ana advertisements
o. sfunswick's live irms, viii he sent
gratiato people # every iowa and
village within one hnnafed miles d
srunswick Every merchAut who
wants f. draw trade from The sur
rounding section and everyone does.
should ges ia their ads, early send
copy and select space 1t once 4 is
too good a thing to miss.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
The Many Ships That Come and
Go are Heavily Burdened
With
BRUNsWICE'S VAST COMMERCE.
What the Shippers Are Doing and Say ing
Naval Stores, Lumber, Cotton and Pig
Iron, Chief Exports,

The Clyde line steamship csrib,
Capt. Mckee, arrived yesterday from
Boston via Charleston
The Norwegian bark Parnass, from
GooIe, EngIaud, arrived yesterday
The swediah bark Halyar, from DELI
agoa Bay, South Afries, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
Among yesterdays departures was
that Of the schooner Melissa A Wiley
ia tow for satilla river
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19

The city conyicts have rscently
donned their uniforms
and SO complete has 70 the ohsnss
that they would not be taken for con
yiots we're it NOT for the oeeasonal
elank Of the chains with which they
are kept from rushing away,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
a As q BRUNSWICK
oonvs ntion WIN Como.

Convention viii Come.
The delegates from the Epwortb
leagues Of First aud McKendrse Meth
odIst churches have returnr to The
city from the annual conN tion Of
the league which closed So ~ night
at Columbus. During the 4 on, and
when the election Of new oi era took
place, Mrs. Minnie Parker B'uns
wick, delegate to the G vention
was made third sice presid : Of the
state organization.
a Times man speaking vi one Of
The returned delegates sierday,
the latter said
III Brunswick will make the right
Kind Of move, this city can get the
convention next year. The caoice Of
meeting place is left with ID officers,
who will shortly decide what city will
entertain the four or fve hundred
deIegAtes, year hence Columbus =
not 50 very much larger thai Bruins
wick aud that CITY entertained All o.
them admirably Not only did the
people Of Columbus look upon the
great good which would result from
our gathering there, but ala from a
business STANDPOINT, as many hundreds
Of dollars were left there b. them.
The members Of the Baptist. Presby
terrain aud other churches were just as
hospitable in taking care Of the
leagners a. were the Methodist
churches, to which the organization
is connected II would surprise SONS
people to know that many Of our dele
gates we're taken into the homes %
Jewish people who also did ~ in their
power to make our stay pleasAft
'If every good family Of this city
will offer to accommodate one, two or
more delegates, it would very soon be
learned that ample accommodations
can be secured for them. | am sure
that Mrs Parker VIII do all she can
for Brunswick in this matter, espec-
Tally IL she is assured that everybody
viii help to take care OF the visitors.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
eIrATIoN.

state Of Georgia..
Giynn County.
TO Whom It May Concern;
Whereas George W. Coates, administrator oi
William II. Anderson. represents 10 the court
la his petition duly 1led and entered on record
that he has fully administered William n. AR-
dersonis estate, This is therefore ocite al per-
sons concerned, heirs end creditors 10 show
cause II any they have why enid administrator
should not be discharged from his admiuistsa-
tion and receive letters Of dismi5sion on Che
first Monday in June. 1889.
Witness my Official signature this 9th day Of
march, lSgA
Horace Dart ordinary, q, @. Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19
AN ELOCUTIONIST
IHl, is WELL. KNOWN
4eu5l az lHC5r-
tainment.
MRS. ANNE DAY MATES WILL RECITE
Has a Splendid Rspuia'ian This With ~
Package Party" wiz AT "a an
Evening q Rsr pisasgrs.

The Daughters "a iiie confrdeFacs
are arranging great an'ersaiumaut
for 'fhursday night 10 me r Me-
mans AFmory they viii give their
unique 'Psckags PARTY and . addi-
tion viii present to Bruaswiek
audience Tor The first lime 40 eiecu.
zionist q rare abiHiy
Mrs. Anne Day nsyes, who i,s sue
cessfuily appeared before many not
able gatherings viii recite emusic on
The RappAhAnaoch' recitation IN
which she excsls. Al me annual state
convention Of tie Daughters % sec
Confederacy, hsld fhis season AZ
Tampa, Mrs. Mayes reeHed 70 90
audience q 700 people q tts BAN
room o. tn Temp nsy iIplflea VA
aecordea erear eyailep oth b.
Tamps f4me. sass
"rhe aapesraace Of Mrs. Acme psg
Msyes we eagerly sntc'psted sad 81
the very arst sound Of her deep cutie
waited voice 50 she began "Au.icfn
the sppahanock' Every other
souaa was hushed ss shs swAya her
auaiior S smiles 70 iesss aud
.tbr led them with bsr marsslaos por
lrayal OF scene ali'oo familiar inshe
memory q syer5 soder Mrs. Mayes,
who e a leaeher Of eiecu ion in sas
u Ohio Nasmil college.
she splsngA sfseAi
mcaikis shs esfnes urh 80 ron II
. a. ..,..s- ;,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19

The Brunswick Rifemep meet TO.
night TO elect almost new oct Of Of
ilcers, Il win BE- an important meet
ing and every member Is expected 70
be present several applications fol
membership win also 81 acted upon
10 the contest for Offices, it is most
likely that the ticket 81 previously
roreoasted win be elected viz
Sergeant Virgins TO be First Lieu.
tenant ana Sergeant Parneil q be
Second Lieutenant This vii cause d
vscEury fTmrnrst sArgentcy which
is filled By appointment Of the CONE
handing officer according to military
law, yet a custom has been in vogue
in the organization allowing the en-
listed men to expresstheir preference
BY nomination. It's not known who
will be selected
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19

Mr.. J. r. b. Danforth returned last
night from business trip up the B.
&w.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19

The Everett short Line train did
not make it's usual run last evening.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-04-19

ooe Of the fret moves to be made by
the fair association after its orsaniza-
tioD, will be the building Of race
track. ltis very necessary that lbe
grounds for this purpose, be secured
close into the city, and no better locs-
ton could be suggested than che Old
cotton factory site, now controlled BY
the city government ~ tha
fathers viii allow
property, race track could 81
right away. Such thing will bring
numerous sporting attractions, and
with base ball grounds in the center,
Brunswlck could always have some
big attractions to the delight Of every
citizen and visitor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-19
POWER IN RUNNING STREAMS.

The scheme to develop the
power in the streams of Kauai
and transmit through the electri-
cal medium, this power TO the
plantation mills aud pumping
plants is by all odds one OF the
most important departures of these
progressive days. With coal an
expensive necessity in all pump
ing operations, it is rather to be
wondered that the active business
men have not given the power OF
the streams more serious atten-
ton in years gone by. Good coin
that has been burned in the
pumping plant coal may be turn :
ed into corporation treasures, and
another problem of ways and
means TO meet sharp competition
without reducing the earning
capacity is solved.
Utilizing mountain streams
and rivers for motive power is no
experiment. Americana, Germans
and nearly every people on the
face OF the globe interested in
manufacturing have made use OF
the latent energy which the prac-
tical electrical engineer has placed
at their dispoeal. Eawaii has
made prompt use of the money
saving benefits which he chemist
and the mechanical engineer have
evolved. Now the start has bee n
made, it is not likely that the
modern progress in electrical EN-
cheering will be overlooked.