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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
strikes n Hich Find,

II was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility"
writes F. J. Green of Lancaster, y. II. NO
remedy helped me until began using Elec-
trio Bitters. which did me more good than
all the medicines I ever used. They have
also kept my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters are Just
splendid for female troubles; that they are
a grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No other medicine can
take its place in our family" Try them.
only soc. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

G. NJ. Mullins of Papillion is at the Muir
ray.
a. e. McCrystal OF Lincoln Is at the Muir
ray.
Dr. w. h. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. II. ].
Becnard of Clyde are at the Mllard
Mr. and Mrs. \. +. Cady of st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. s. =. Jones OF Lincoln and A +.
Towle of valentine are state guests al the
Her Grand.
Nebraskans at the Merchants: Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Howard Heine, Hooper; Mr.. and
Mrs. p. p. Scott, Burwell; Mr.. and Mrs
g. Scott, Taylor; J. II; Welch and j. II.
F: G. Hamer. kearney; ]. s. Alexander,
Clearwater; V. V. Leonard, Plattsmouth,
Johnson. Superior; J. \. Oils, ord; IL.
j. Dunkn, Gibbon.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
SURE OF BOTHA'S SURRENDER
London Has Confirmation Of R.por. that
Negotiations Are On.
But NOT so CERTAIN ABOUT pswtr
Prospect IL thHt the Commandments,
ehief VIII Re Able to Deliver
Only His own
sword.

LONDON. March 7.--Priyate information
received in London confirms the rumors OF
negotiations between Lord Kitchener. sir
aired Miner and Comma ndant General
LOUIS Botha. Nothing is known as 70 the
actual presence OF the Boer commander
lh-chiet at Pretoria and no London paper
puollsnes the statement that he Is there.
btu 1t is reasonably certain that General
Botha is either In personal or very close
touch with Lord Kitchener. Today Sir
Henry Campbell. Bsnnerman will endesvor
TO extract some Information from the gov
ment on the subject In the House Of Com
mons
The Associated Press is informed that Sir
Alfred Miner has gone 10 Pretoria with
the object OF assisting Lord Kitchener in
these negotiations, the length OF which
appears to be due to General Bothas de-
sire to consult with Acting President
schalkburger. and to make terms applying
to the whole Boer force. but initiating
against this is Lord Kitcheners doubt as
to Botha's ability TO control Dewet and
other leaders as well as the internal op-
position General Botha is encountering
British Feel Sure of IL.
One OF the best informed South African
authorities said 10 a representative OF tie
Associated Press last evening: 1--WE have
little doubt that Botha will surrender.
The question now Is, What forces he can
bring with him. We have private informa
ton going to show that Lord Kitchener and
Sir Alfred Miner have decfded to accept
his surrender on the basis that he Is merely
an individual comma nder rather than COM
mander-ln-chief OF the enemys forces
General Dewet and General Delarey. as
well as the o,her leaders, vii probably have
to be dealt with individually on similar
terms II the negotiations with General
Botha reach a successful termination, II
VIII be. to use an expressive Americanism
Just one OF the bunch.
DIR. Leyds Not Rcspon.ibIc.
1t Is understood that DR.. Leyds was re-
Gently negotiating to secure peace terms
but when 1t was discovered that he was
merely acting farce. not being In COM
muntcaton with General Botha or not able
TO live up to tho tentative suggestions riade
the British government having learned his
views, quickly ended the proceedings espe-
cialiy when II was found that Lord Kitch-
ener was treating with General Botha. while
Dr. Leyds was unable to speak authorita-
lively for the forces in the field"
Curiously enough, the War Office seems
genuinely without definite Information re-
garding the exact status OF affairs The
great financial firms whose interests in
South Africa are almost equal to those OF
the government believe from their private
advices that the present situation is likely
to result in the surrender OF General Botha
and the forces under his command while
The other Bocr units will remain in the
field.
The Daily Mail publishes the following
from Colesburg, dated March !:
"A big move is on to clear the whole OF
the Orange River country from north to
south OF Beers"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Use cramers Kidney and Liver Cure.
STUNT IN DISTRICT COURT
Charge Of Grand Larceny Against
Former Councilman Being
Presented to Jury.

Ernest STUNT, former city councilman. who
is charged with grand larceny by tho
Omaha Water company, is on trial
in the criminal branch OF the district court.
Yesterday was consumed in securing a Jury
and the taking of evidence was not begun.
Stuht Is said to have taken 1890, 900 gal
Ions OF water from the mains OF the water
company by means OF secret connection.
His preliminary hearing in the police court
was held only couple OF weeks ago, when
the states case was presented.
1t is intimated that at the trial now I'M
der way the defense will spring some in
teresting testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Mortality Statistics,

The following deaths and births were
reported To the city health commits, toner
Wednesday,:
Dcaths---Wllliam J. Seymour, 200 North
Thirteenth. aged 81 Joseph Seller. at.
Josephs hospital. aged 30 Louis johnson.
2l09 South Eighth, aged 10 days
Births-Henry Raven. 1904 South Fourth,
boy; w. G. Hartman, 1921 Pierce, boy:
Claude King. 1GG Howard. boy: r. r.
Strawn, 1911 Charles. boy; James Meskim.
men, 1921 Martha. girl: g. Il. Mapcs 2gso
Hamilton. girl: Henry kroeger, Ninth and
girl
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Nothing so thoroughly removes disease
germs from the system as Prlckly Ash Bit
ters. 1t gives life and action 10 the torpid
liver, strengthens and assists the kidneys
10 properly cleanse the blood gives tone to
the stomach. purifes the bowels, and pro-
notes good appetite. vigor and cheerfuness.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

No treatment for colds ana grip leaves
the system in as good and healthy a con-
dtion as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The greatest danger from these diseases is
OF their resulting in pneumonia. During the
many years this remedy has been In use.
no case OF a cold or attack OF the grip hay-
ing resulted in pneumonia. has ever been
reported to the manufacturers. which show.
conclusiycly that It is certain preventive
OF that dangerous disease. For sale by all
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Foot I'm n Frog,

J. +. Burge, night operator at the Hold.
rege depot, was walking along the track in
the yards when switch engine approached
His foot caught in frog as he attempted
tn get OF the track. He jerked his foot nd
extrtcated 1t from the frog In time to save
was fractured " ~
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Coal Mine at Ponca.

Coal has been mined In small way In the
vicinity OF Ponca at various times In the
past. but the veins so far discovered have
not been OF sufficient dimensions to warrant
extensive development local company
has been formed to prospect for coal and
mas secured leases on a considera bic
amount OF land. Ii will be thoroughly
prospected and the promoters are confident
OF finding coal In paying quantities.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Spring will soon be here and What about
that old wheel? 1t needs new tires, new
bearings, new saddle. new pedals Read
The Bees great bicycle offer. Get a now
wheel and save buying repairs
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

The use OF "A stoveppc through a window
In lieu OF chimney caused fire Wednes
day night in the one-story frame dweIIIng
at l202 North Twenty-sixth stree. Owned
and occupied by George II. Hsrr. The dam
age was nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
HYMENEAL,
BuPger-OIseu.

SCHUYLER. Neb., March 6.-CspeciaI.) -
Christian burger OF Rogers and Minnie
Olsen OF Schuyler were married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. p. Yost.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Cascarine at Al, Drucw..,s

Cures Bilio:sness. Constipation ana Dys-
repsia. or money refunded. Price so cents.
Book explaining cause and cure mailed free
Rea Bros. G. Co. Minneapolis. Minn,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Arrested for Wifebe.ti,a

, Blu Dawson bolermaker out OF n iob
lying at l0S Williams street, was arrested
wednesday evening by Sergeant Weissn-
berg and Patrolman Urban on a charge OF
beating his wife. e u
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Use Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.
Wheels Wheels. Wheels! how they go
Ride a Bee wheel and be in the swim.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

use cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
TWO BRIDGES TO BE MOVED

Use cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

Application for Annulmcnt Of Charter SET
Down for April FERN.

ALRNNy, March THE Applicant q,
annul the charter Of the Ramapo Water Com
pany. which was set down for trial at TIA
term ~ the supreme Court. has been pv,
over until the first Tuesday In April. ". T.
IImourge-, representing Edward lau'er-
hach, counsel for 'u' Kaw1pp comp1nv.
appeared before Ils' 80 Bots to-day al
when tl' ca" was called on u" calendar
asked for q uo-rpNu epnuf.
Mir limburg"r stated that his firm had not
received notice That IA" ,,-" was 20 be- moved
10Y trial uu'l last Tridlv. ant that they
w"r. u~u.r"ptfri To 20 on VITA u, g- the n
tI," Wt~ alt ge'Aer too short lie ~I.1 us
HTm wished t. ~ibpu m 100 Witnesses. whoa
IL was impossible 10 Up. own tO IA" -'.~'
time gwen IN which 10 prepare for the 'T4.
II would be impossible" lOr Mr.. Inlt"rrrUn
TO appear before TIE court before ~ WtrNs
AMI " 'nry l.. SohegermHn. another meme
Der of the law firm. could not be- present Os-
ing 10 other cement.
ihc non l.n.. - nm. reursseu'''. -"
applicants for Tree annulmHut ~ IN" charter.
said that while he was willing 10 graft he
vet ne was not Wiling - have the ,l-" 60
over theterm. lie SAID hat there was nn'rl'y
20 indicate that The '0INSai would 10 " I1r ,
to 60 On thou rrd that other matter r.'r''
arse FOR which they wo'ld ask for NOR" 'lna
llst;rc Potts. however. granted tho motion
Toy p-ii uNcr'nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
NINYIPIlI>FD IUPiTSr
That of some Persons toieap when Ih'' ook
Dovn from Utgh Places

From 'he Sac Dr.-rrt Ttrss. N'u.,rd'
.It" -ir,ug. 'rmrtr'.r 'n .7-' O.. .u..I,"-
I.f. space vI.a .-.l.. 81. uta. l..l.,
vies the, I.rI dlHr { ~ ttsh place Be-
.riF hard O., e.uurf 'n' scientifically. -f|i
4 vel. auosu ne. ,,.sl-J ofta., ,tr T. has
undoubtedly rocp fU- ".y o. hundred 90
asses uf s"l'-Ia.'r.,' ... vet DO ,"f'lIrl"
cannot - cllss.d - o. odd '.u"I-" I"-
cause those Who rNg". ..r." Il i.,utI1uI,
resist win 400 tIr.r STRENGTH .u3 ."- .t.a
.u an agony 90. dread au % r,i.I-..n I.r,
don't want Co. SHl i.'w~rl.r'. l.f ,,.u' ruNr.
stronger than v"I. st.ur-'r over -. la.' .'
lie. draws them r%rrc-,t CIV over 'n" n'.uh
People - th ~. singular iua..a'E. con.
,igIei the doctor. "-h.lli never ,Nros"
themseivc, 10 d7ugrr. h,,Iu-" the impulse
acts automatically ard ma" at any moment
pns, beyond control On ono occasion.
when | was considerably Younger 'uan . aIa
AZ present. | undertook =. ,Ir" p pl'lert Who
rnfldr't look from % '"gl' nrt r1r ,'~cr'-
arrr lru an ,y,1Iri.rg ."lro--on an me-"
mind lie W, o. as. .'roltlrs i"llo" OF 81,
man. apparently. ~ % bothered r' n'rv"u-
f4noe- I had an it"a mat %" u'.'r, lIm
look Professionally ~ -laI"i"ra cert lr i"ugth
of time zach i1v ruHlt drive away 'lo |rnti
and tho impulse 50 took ulu 'p Ilr TIP uf
"A ~iN-e'ug, huiltI,r 'h.' had y Fat ''o' AVID
void him 10 liza down ~ hl- stomach -" "r.v
LHh -.f - .tl go. 90 - roo p. W WV . Z ~
edge and look NJ Mo street IT, WI very
reluctant otrv i I'm afraid To-, dm.,9r no
said earnestly " | do, my logs will ~ NJ
in ~ air and III & over ,.ar"
oh. urrscnsc, J sGll, laughing How
in thu world could oar logs fly up in ,ua
air How can yuI puss hll ian when ruur
whole hndv i stretched uu' Nat ON ~" ruof.'
don't care. he insisted. u"vScdlN.
know INV legs VII. Nv M IN M air II lrryl6
look over IN" edge
After a great d"rl ~ persuasion 7 Nr0'ly
induced him ~ lie down a. | had directed,
telling him To- shu' his ry's uuil he became
couposCd 4, soon ~ b. opened them
md looked into the street 20 strong shIddrr
RON through hi, whole body and ! knew he
must be suffering mortal agony. bar | was
determined to 40 through the lesson. and
urged him strongly not tu draw batk Pos
sihlv a minute oloaps"d. and then u shocking
thing occurred Sudd'ulN aud without tho
slightest warning h" seized the "dEr Of ia"
parap.t with both hands. drew his body
VIOLENTLY forward at tho same time n!hg-
iug up his legs. aud would undoubtedly have
gone over tn" edge II | had not thrown nv
srlf instantly on his back
The movement WIS purely CUnyulsive
md involuntary VI" Could no more help
Il than h" could help breathing, but l. roads
my blood run cold to think what might have
happcn"d How could ! have explained
myself had he fallen ! might readily have
been suspected ni murder dragged HIM
back and W. went downstairs. . pr"itv h1dlv
agita,"d couple Sine" then hGy" WED
no more experiments along that line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

The National tu'i-Cigarcttc League was
formed IN Chicago lat week. % ~ n meeting
II adult supcrlntendcnts and boy and girl
officers OF a~nti-cigarctte leagues in eighteen
Statc,." 1t has q hated rival, the Amcri-
can Anti-Clcarctt" League. Mr.. WILLIS
EupW>. VA" President Of the hated rival.
came uuinv,tol into the meeting and made
q speech mi Of good wishes. He invited
success, aud Gud>pocl for the new league
and went away. Prof. FRA$k '. lHIsu.
the President of the rev concern, seems
to hay" been dissatisfied with these kindly
sentiments, lie Naid that he would have
replied Va Mr.. Blows u that head of the
hated rival had not u~l-appcarcd. Evidently
u make all IA" difference IN the world
what society lStryIuG 10 suppress cigarettes:
and Prof lEIsn's league i the ouly author
p"d, proper and conn orcnt association
for that purpose. Beware Of limitations.
In tho evening the National League had
a dinner with speeches, SONS able idnas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
The Rc.ponsiburv rived

Who - ~" Republican protector nv
Jru. y RI,u,HusoN ~ Ieuu"-s"" aul
l- creature the Btr,.I- monopoly n q
Government document
The na-ii.-t scandal ~ recent y"tra
j. now notorious Throughout fu" .tu'
The enterprise. m which KtCp,UrsoN e-'ah.
ished B,nct- fur his own profit has been
denounced from the bench ~ CD" supreme
,o1rt OF thi- state n y scheme p.rmeital
with fraud from start ~ finish. q scheme
which should not be- permitted bv sanction
~ any court 20 succeed
The senate has made two attempts -
clear Congress of the Disgrace fastened
upon it by RICHARDSON ami RNUDrS
The first corrective" measure Wa, sup
pressed for nine months bv N" House Com
mit,ae on Printing. Of which JoEt = HEAT
WOLF Of Minnesota Is tho chairman r.
never got beyond HENrwpIE
On Friday the senate attempted aga,u
10 put an end 10 the fraud that D.. being
parpetrated upon the people BY Iuaul-
mo,, consent ~ Democrats rs well a.
Republicans the Senate inserted In the
Sundry civil bill the measure which HEAT
WOLF had successfully suppressed
II his fraud. said one senator. ought
not To b. permitted by a court. 1t ought
not to be- permitted by the Congress OF the
United States. under whose sanction and
by whose authority this publication was
first issued"
And every Senator present Republican or
Democrat, agreed with Mr. G~NIINGER.
So this amendment. proposed by the
Senate in the interest Of the Governments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
tII JERSEY RiNKS @ifITClyD
OpirIor Rendered In tho Test 'is" Brought
h, the ,icchnnics' National HANK

1UFSruS, y ! March 4 ~ a0 .r.. \
filed To-day the Court OF Errors nj Aln.a'
susfliu- m" assessment mad" "" ~" Ir''' n
assessors 81 the stock " tu" Mechanics,
National Bank n" sui' j. a t"s' ono. 1"".'-
ing all the banks ~ III" stat" tn" 90 .u \
hold that banks ar" not entitled 90 't's
deductions mad" for that portion e '''.r
asset, rCpr"-u' ted 10y u~Hn-taNthl" -",.E-
tics Tho bank also sought 20 IuvuD" =
I nltad State %Ntttlt" providing 'hn'. ~ -
matter 81 taxation, national hauh s'".,
snail MT be A. SufImNuaiei against. UI tIH'rI
tua rust COMPANY act OF 1899 10 i'I- stare.
VIII a. provides Tor iup aNiug Of irt-' CONG
uauirs on the stock ISSUED and oufs'aU5"'.,
claiming that tul- meant the par VAIN" nj
not the true value Inc Court of t''NI-.
however. Places the same construction \
thi. act a TINT handed down IN tlc ~.l'"'s
Court lat week m the case oi the fI3o.'t
IrL-' COMPANY, In whicl!. It Wa held AT
trust COMPANIES stock should l." a~>.'--'I
a. 49, true value Bv tii> Cous'Tu,'t'' -
Inur' of Errors meets The argument MAY
national bank stock l. Disseminated tCn..''
aud refuses 20 ~"' aside n u~nruL.Ii.'| ...
m" act under which IN" tax NI~ levied I.-
decision dispps" Of the important questions
raised 80 lar a. the State courts or" .ua'
tprueu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
\ New York Problem

In tho face OF the Constitution and Of
the administrative traditions Of the LIN
plre state. the persistence with which It
Is asserted that IA state Police bill will be
passed. az Albany can be accounted for on
only two theories. 81 far a. We can see.
Thu, programme either arises from n
mental condition IN III promoters 10 which
the ordinary observer has no clue, or II
j. designed L, wreck the political fortunes
Of Governor OUfII.
Against II, consequently. there should be-
arraved all manner OF genuine Repubil-
Canl~m in New York.
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nied while BEING Married.

FROM the CiucinlGr Conwc-~,G' TJibUrs
DowIlS0 GErlN. ohio, Fob % News
has been received here Of tho MARRIAGE of
John Harmon Crossman, Of Custar, wood
county. to Mis- Ironl Davis Of B~inChamton.
who. ~ Is believed, WAS dead when the words
making her tho vile of Cro>sman were said
Tn, word termination Of the marriage
WAS the last uf a number OF disasters which
aIIpear go have hc~ot the young couple since
they became acquainted with each other
years ago
CrosSman grow M a public charge. aS his
father died Hftapn wears AGE and he, Ritu
fxn other children. We're placed Ia the chill
I-cn's Home ut cleveland III. mother. some
wears later, died an inwut" oi The infrmary
in this county
After lcaliuc IA" On l1r"u'S Nome Cross
man was taken hy . family near jhonaugC.
\ tho patents of ~" Young woman whom
he aftcrv ards became engaged to
Tho W"dGing oi III" 'oupl" was sct f'r
TAnnksciving Day, nut sickness prevented
IL Christmas BAY wt~ then set. and aVniu
sickness iuicrfo-ei s'ou'- Birthday
was finally decided rppn 10y Mis- Davis
The gl"-l, We're all a~-~cphl"l ~ tho home
of the trid". aud although u WIS though'
host 10 pD~tpnu. tho eN"ut on account ~ h"r
illun,~. she insisted upon being married
Dnr!uC N" Cnrc'uouy she talked TO tho groom
who placed hi- arm about her luoCcremCn,
was hastily ouurl' ted. and a, the guests
rushed gu ~ congratulate" tho hriio. thcv
were Mortified to discover she was dead
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a~tsssssae .shi 80 q msa shs a--st
fahtreu affthl aaf n. . 1-eaflsfnsn -. sif--
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90 H go Hshft n Hfhrrs ~ HtHtu
rsria1s ~ fHa RsHs s ssnf sf'in
teNat .Ht 80 sHiusip. FshH sHH
HHrf Hs Tfst fHfl 90 % ffH
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

I~pt,N,roiIs, Frh - P"-'ing tricks and
a Young lady Jumj ing fron a buggy Near To
Panhandle slo.~ 1t'ra t"ithc cuip'o. 90 there
tAi~ afternoon, nd a number of them r1n 'o the
scene. Rc'orethc >hopwcn arrived q young man
had rcl,hcd the side ~ tao Young iaiN and shc
explainod, bct1ccn by teri al sob tn g RI, had
run under her Clot. 4" ana was I en- Un her back
be- Ncpu or = Ouid"rs.
Trc Noun ? man r hhed - r'tp nd squeezed
II tIl IL 90 sod 20 struggle Sc then T-kpi
Rim to open her dress ma t'k" Z g r dent ont
TIE Illtsnt re-ruor vas cro ItIv embarrassed.
I'm, avinS pui his hand 10 the ~ If" would not
look h,,k. but cou.lctr / he b"u"f 'c'ion
Lni arrived upou The enc and When i. rat
" = fin .llv thTuNu into IL" strost g." urh Of
tlrEl4lant -. CIrr Wa liV"n Tor " round #
~ hue I. cblusI me YOUNG Notaru va iro-
fIsc in hor tn uN- - SfC Climbed In il into 10
buggy nd continued he journey into : . city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

HAICHFr CARRIE NAriuN Is not satisfied
with her career a. editor of tho Ioortd Jonrroi
She complains that not half her writings got
into the paper. She SAYS that there was a
wicked man on 1t who stole them and tore
'emup Just because he was Jealous and wanted
to get hus own stun in" Sh" took 10 Peoria
a dozen pieces ot poetry which my admirtng
friends had wrote and sent IN. the most beau
tful pieces | ever read. =" but tho wicked man
chucked them into the waste basket, He got
"A " t~alking-to." He'll. | says. is full OF such
scoundrcls AS you" Really. Mrs. NATION
should have her own paper. where she could
Use all her emotion and all nor vocabulary
and no wicked jealous man could make way
with her " copy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
Kaiser Wilhelm In Enamel. Iife size.

I.1'r ibs g. .icm,sS GC.,''r.
Ny Herbert Ncrkomers portrait IN enamel NJ N.
Kaiser is being much discussed In artiS,l' quarters
Very few have h"cn r~tiyicCed 10 view THIS work,
which is spoken ~ A. henr n most marvellous IKE
n,Ss. his a vn'l. - faf. withou: ra-aliri. aud MAJ
h. ~ d 81 Ire a~h~olutclr impcfisnaN.. The laN-
igvnl,rd la been SImpl, .mmen,', the picture hens
made un. on account ofi;S sire u stands hrthIch
Of eleven different plrirS - copper, each NJ which
had TO be n;-i separately, most ~ them many tn"s,
aud then Joined to It's n%righbo's - n'Ntly as 10 he
quite impr'crptihc A. q di,inc, piece ~ work W
IlcrSomu had actually 10 g'ind his 'iaweI, l.mS't
and makr REPEATED experiments, 70 ct NJ tint, r.
qulIcd. wEl~ oNC' y hundred di Trreui nrnu upe-a
tons tnyc tah~u place some co. the plates buckled
"a ~. furnace and D. alto be done o,~' and over a caln.
So uat Il SNl readily II sen tuai Inc artists labor
has 1ren Of the most a'tuous nature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
Elevators In Churches.

: rom me 'fuFCh F'1nOTIN.
Thee aye something Ike los, 800 chgrr1 "tN'''
IN this county many o' them la:gr ana co.tH ur''a
sirpr,urcS. on expensive sites. Vet 50 faf - n" a.
l,s'G no, a church in America ava Il l,s".t ~ a. o'
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The business Advantage " the elevator IS ".'" =
here land is expansive Il rays for i,sri many 'r''
BY making p~rar;lcal a repetition 81 N,pr> .tH"'o .
ou, ol the question. Instead u spusi.ne OF tie
modern structure shoots 10.
Elevators In 'huicheS could he rS'd ir' tao T'
pose ftfS'. 10 incfsN~r The value ola gallery Nir'.
a chlr,h has gallery This is general, Nc I.g.s.'~l
and u%upnpg,a' pat IN elevator might 'ast 20 .
pow rents Suirc,"rty IN make Il = ye'S g:'.' a..' 100
Nss,mcn' once aud apartment rrris 8 have 'f'n
thus rr'nlr'nri7"d And. second. the >oca. IA. a"
81 a church could he furuiSnod y ih1.t tae e'P"7S
~ additional lots ana a ~ssparat" construction rs
Nigh, bN done without In . Ilus the chufchiy a.
sesr n the architecture.