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practicany at a sran0suiL -rne rev
transactions recorded showed sharp de-
clines from the opening figures. The
Steel stocks and I.ehigh Valley We're
the chief sufferers Bethlehem Steel
opened at 23i4 and dropped to 1871;
Cambria Steel opened at 23l2 and drop
ped 10 1915; T.ehigh Valley opened at
50 and sold down to 20a4; United Gas
dropped III. The market later showed
signs Of strengthening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

ShamoEin. IA. May =. Secretary
George Haitlein Of District No 9 has
issued an official bulletin 10 All miners
advising them 10 pay no attention t.
rtpnrtS that plans ter the proposed in.
yasion Of Harrisburg were Abandoned
and statinz tint until the state senate
passes the bills reported favornbly BY
the committee on mines and mining
ana Governor stone indorses them tile
men should be ready N any time fol
orders 70 mobilize.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Policeman Burns arres. I'd Ailcnel J
Gillespie yesterday on the charge ri
c mmrtting an assault il 81 JoHn +.
Deputy Of Sixth AMI Church re II
"Wednesday night. Il j. s!cge ! hat
while Mr.. Deputy aas standing III from
Q his store N was pushed town tie
c.ilar steps AMI - AIMED INJURIES, Is d
result Of which lie i mt ned H. lie b i.
lr. Il. K Spruance is Ia ait.ud luce His
Injuries are not considered s-Iigu-. I'll.
lrspie is ont On bal ior a hearing IN tie
city uri today
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Steel Company DissoI. ed.

piroft0Fs q The Diamond State Steel
-. hay" decided that il is advisable
md FIR thr benefit Of the company that
should H. dissolved. \ meeting II the
teckhn,Irr> is To- hc held here on Tues
laS. ,lnnr 4'h, At ll.@o a. m, to take
trtip ~ the matter. This Is the com.
amy which was bought ont by the new
,rluratinn hrarin. the name IL The
Diamond STAT" Steel 90.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Cleveland. May =. Repre- sentativcs
IF more than $500 machinists employ
ed in this city who are members of the
international Machnists' association
have presented printed circulars TO the
manufacturers demanding more pay
and shorter hours The machinists ask
for nine hour working day and III.
per cent increase in wages. This is
equivalent 10 ten hours pay for nine
hour day under the present scale.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Grea, Interest In Washington.

washington. May 9.-The tremen-
dous events in the New York stock mar
ket find reflection in the executive
departments here. The keenest inter
est is manifested in the turns of the
market by most OF the officials, even
where they have no financial stake.
and where they have they show open
signs OF anxiety.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Buffalo, May o. Three persons were
burned by an explosion OF gas in the
Columbia hotel on Seneca street. Il.
II. llagerdon. the hotel engineer; A. p.
Hughes, Il negro. and Mrs. II. &. Smcd
ley, the honspkcepor. are the victims.
liagerilol and hughes were removed
TO Il hospital, the former in a serious
condition. Mrs. Smedley is not badly
injured
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

At the meeting 81 The Y, VI. G. a. ath.
l@tlc c?mrm tee last nigh, it vas decided
to hog the annua i-ll sports at Wa
aaset Driving Park "a Jiip III. ire
events vii be as iottoSs 100 and go
yards dash, 40 AID 80 ymd. run, 10
yard. tnrlle race, stlt put, zoe vanIt
running bread ilpp running tigh jump,
r.tay race, iinior ~ yatd7 call ana iln-
lgr AZ race and three legged see.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Theater waH CoIIapses.

Salt Lake City, May 9.-The NORTH
wall of the Salt Lake theater. corner OF
First South and State streets, has col.
lapsed. So far rs known no one has
been hurt. The building. which prob
ably will have to be torn down. wa.
built nearly 40 years ago in the DAYS
OF Brigham Young and was one of the
lalG.narlss Of the city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
rrench nonr.e Anected.

Paris. May .. The bourse was agi.
tated. Prices opened weak under the
influence Of New York. but later re-
covered on the report that the diff
ficuities had been overcome Rentes
were very firm italians were in de.
mand. spanish Is hardened on ru'
mors Of loan Rio Tintos dropped
sharply on the decline in Copper in
sympathy with the tendency at New
York
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Albany. May 9.-The Trinity NJ E.
church. one of The largest Methodist
churches IN this city, has been burned
The building icnited from defective
gas jet. The loss win be about S75..
600. Three tiremen were injured. and
it is believed that one will die. They
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Hendayr, France, May 9.-Further
adviccs from Barcelone Spain. show
tllat more persons We're killed ami
many wore wounded there. The situ.
alton j. grave. The garrison numbers
6lS" men. Adviccs from Bilbao saw
there is great agitation in the mining
region.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Lives Lost In ottawa Fire.

ottawa ont May .. The greatest
part ef Il BLOCK IN the lower town, com
posed Of wooden tenement and board,
ing houses and Roy X Savignise's no.
tel las been burned to the ground \
search Of the ruins revealed the char.
red remains OF three men
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Kent County TaN Rnte.

The tax rate Tor Kent county IT, N ii
iiXfd y the Levy Court at - cents n
the 200, the same rate ~ last year. I'll
Levy Court had Contemplated loweriI g
Il, out were afraid 10 b cause vi ii g
extra demand there viii ~ IN ihe
county for bridge and cadscvay iUild-
Ing.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
RAIN MAN HERE.
Captain Berger Brings Stones and
Storms From North River.

Officials OF the Street aud Sewer De
panDert were not ct all surprised to see
1t rain yesterday a. the rain man visited
this city.
The rain man is Captain De Wi; Der
ger who for ten years past has beer pay
ing periodical vIsils to Wilmington wien
boat loads cf gutter stone from the Nodi
River.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Addr,ssei simon wort.uh.

The Simon Wort Repu lean & VI bel /
a specia meeting asst r.etu" 10 order
% allo. the candidates b adde's tie
l'ehrew Republican voters Addresses
were made BY Daniel Ross ana John f..
Lynn, Professor M,i ana A. b. q heu
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

William Cock was found sleeping elf /
drunk in the hat way-oi the hauFe No.
4U2 Poplar strert yesttr d4y morning
wsfi his t,'st orltfuding ont ui tho front
dHor. ON 3pr England sent tim 10 the
EtalI0n house.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Prof. william Ffisby, ooifd ID
well own ootblack, was agan sea e
Judge Clnrhman yesterday IN lie
charge ni doing unrecrt sary ifb n IN
Sunday. He vas fined ~ aud Toe a d
paid his fine.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Wants Raici,stag 10 Adjourn.

Berlin. May .. Count YIN Bulow.
the chancellor, has sent letter to the
ieichStag askin. tliat body to adjourn
until Nuv. 90
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Pythian Day Committee.

\ meeting Of the pythian Day Obscr-
vance Committee was held in X. or L.
Hall last evening. After some business
tn l"en transacted I'll" committee adj
riln"d until next Monday evening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Board of Missions Meeting.

The Division Branch Of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Board Of Missions held
Alay meeting yesterday afternoon in
i. james Church stanton Miss
Emery, general secretary, was present
ltd made .u address,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
stock. prop In PbtIadeIpbia

Philadelphia, May .. ~ The panicky
condition of the New York market alb
sorbed the attention of the Phiiadel-
phia brokers TO such an extent that
business Oh thu loaai sxchaaaa ras
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
To Manage Atlantic CITY Theatre.

William T. Tockstader will spen the
Auditorium, Atlantic City, June 10, and
y WI be devoted 70 high class gandt-
willie. Mr. Dlckstad las areld siprpd
! ma oi the It ac.a in tie busir :
iit- success ~ this city sp. aks vel for
prosp pests az the sea:id resort.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Treasurer Rcttew Returns.

County Treasurer Horace q. Rettcw
v turned yesterday from Wernersvile, Pa,
Mhrr" ~ had zone for The benefit Of his
health. His condition has greatly i'm
proved
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Bought Il laundry.

Edward +. Kane X Go. have sold the
controlling interest III the Nonparei
Laundry. 80. 5o3 Shipley street TO q. w.
Clayton of The Model Laundry Of rhila
lrll'i,ia. Mr.. CLAYTON has had % years
SIuncucr
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
HORSES WILL Do STUNTS



before cart. runabout or any vehicle
suitable for lady. Horses to count
Is per cent, vehicle and appointments %
iper cent. The horses should have con-
formation. quality. style. all around
action. good manners and stand quietly
without being held. To be driven by a
lldy. Prize s25
/ Pair Of horses. To be shown before
an appropriate vehicle Horses 70 count
= per cent. vehicle and appointments %
Ilyr cent Horses should have good man
.ers. stand quietly and back well. To
he driven hy q lady. Prize s25.
j y. BIN all classes the carriages and
appointments must he the bona fiie prop
Irrty of the exhibitor.
Tandems Wheeler should have power
faction aud PAGE. Leader should be
snowy arl well bred. with good an
.rounl action and pace. Manners will
BE- considered
The wheeler 70 br fourteen ana ono
Ihalf hands or aver Ribbon prize.
pai.ic, III Hlircs~-All ponies entered
IN this class mn~t have good manners
ard M shown tn an approximate vehicle.
lila lriran ~ boy Or girl not over fifteen
wears
rony. above thirteen hands ma not
Iovrarius fourteen hands tvo inches.
4 Prizn stu.
Shetland PONY. not exceeding forfv-six
Inches shown hcfnrr an appropriate ve-
lhi.le Prizc $40
Saddle Horses To 10 Judged ~ 'hrir
Ituality. maHaar. paee. conformation. aud
/ riii1y ~ carry The weight specified Tho
s,,.Iy.u ,,,o ~ ,Igr consider II T,nct.a 1 ~
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
DE.aSGED coLoRED MAN
Was Picked mp on the Road by a
Farmer,

EIvin Sanders, colored, who lie appar.
emily deranged, was picked up along the
road by farmer who came to this city
from near Chester last night. The farmer
wh1 put mp his team at the Delaware
House, NOT fed Chief Massey about the
case.
The chief had the man tax en- to the
police station. Sanders is said TO belong
IN Philadelphia, and VIII be sent there
today.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

Charles Hodges, ,ored, who az
completed short term for dismdary
conduct, has been tasrH ta Philadelphia
where hc = nantt d 81 tl4s chsrga Of the
larceny Il bicyce.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Progressive Enchrc Party

The Reilly Lyccum Association tc a
progressive euchre party at Lord and
Church streets last evening There vas
a large attendance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Query -Drickson Nuptiars

] r. Query and Miss IIilda Erickson
were married last night 1t the home Of
hi bride. parents, 81. 9ll Dupont
,ttcrt Mr.. Query il conductor On
he West Front street line.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Discussed Rem IRIS.

A special meeting 81 the trustees II
Delaware College was held a Npwai K
Yesterday Proposed repairs to the cut.
lrge buildings were discussed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

'rtc Pronunciation Committee ~ thc
llnn,l o Il. VI desire that I'll Rcd Men
'u,"t ~ Red Mons Han. No. 517 Shin.
tr""t. Saturday night. May 11th ~
"'aocl 70 take part in the parade in
honor NJ ST. Tamani Also 70 meet NJ
same place Sunday. May u Mt 9.45 q.
Iln e attend divine services.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Election Notice.
Primary Election.

A primary election under the rules n
the Republican party will he held
throughout the city ~ Wilmington pa
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
Court Exncns S.

TIE expenses OF the Kent county court
which ended recently were az follow s:
Jurors and baiiffs, 81, 297 @s; witne.sts,
81 Qc0.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

NANIFl,-Every one to know that
The Acme Tailor System dress cutting
iclnoI. damaged by fire, has opened
gain learn the hest and simplest
heth"d-only n few lessons required
@. = complete trade. 200 scholars in pei.
For testimonials and terms and how 10
:et one free, address
MME. VAN VOORIIIS,
7O5b Market 81.
oncn Monday. Wednesday and SatnI.
lay evenings. Wanted, a dressmahrr.
plcndd opening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

was attributed to large capitalists with
available funds who saw attractive in
vestments at the level Of prices reach
ed. On the rebound Delaware and Hud-
son recovered -. Manhattan 81. Rock
Island 33. Atrtiison ~ preferred 2i2i.
Missouri Pacific. IS 81. Paul II, Louis
vile %, Amalgamatcd Copper -, init
ed States Steel u and tile preferred -.
The last named stock was prominent
feature in the rally aud was taken IN
almost unlimited amounts. the recovery
carrying il ~ points over the previous
closing.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

burlington II. Illinois Cenrrai ios4 anu
Hooking Valley l2ls. but enormous buy
ing lifted prices strongly upward al
most everywhere else.
The professional traders who had
sold reckiessly on the break had to
scramble to cover. and heavy buying
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10
How the stocks Fell.

BY the end of the second hour of
trading many heavy falls in the price
Of stocks We're recorded, the greatest
being In Delaware and Hudson, which
dropped 80 points.
Some Of the other most notable de-
clines were: Manhattan. 20; Rock L.
land, 35la: Atchison. 32la: Missouri Pa.
cific ~, St. Paul, Boy; Tuion Pacific.
IS; Southern Pacific. 29%; Atchison
preferred, 2sia: Amalgamated Copper
~; United States. Steel. 81; United
states Steel preferred. 25la; Baltimore
and Ohio, 10: Louisville. 27A; General
Electric 20; New York Central. 10; ST.
Louis Southwestern, 1875; Northwest
ern, 10; Texas and Pacific. 16s4; Chesa-
peake and Ohio, 1875. and so on.
At noon there were violent rallies.
but the market continued exceedingly
| erratir for some time after the inward
turn had actually come in the list gen
orally. There were breaks i'm Cana
dian Pacific Of 10. Colorado Fuel II,
s. Louis Southwestern preferred 10.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-10

sion houses sat down" on their bust.
ness trades till more settled conditions
prevailed. Nobody doubted that these
would come when panic fears subsid-
ed, but there We're many people who
could not afford to wait, and these
threw stocks overheard practically re-
gardless of prices.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT.

The question of running a sewer
from the Presbyterian Church down
Adams street will be taken up at the
next meeting of the City Council. The
government sewer running down that
street has recently become clogged, and
the Government inspector sent here to
look into the matter placed the blame
as coming from the city market sewer
and the private sewers that empty into
it along its route. He insisted that the
cICy authorities should clean out the
sewer, which they did by means of a
cOpiOus flushing from the city hy-
drants. While they yielded to the in
spectOr's demands, the city authorities
are sure the cause of the trouble came
from the defective construction of the
various manhOles along the route of
the sewer, which allow sand and dirt
to fall into it. This appears the more
reasonable cause for the obstruction
To prevent future trouble with the
Government, the city authorities are
therefore considering the putting in of
their own sewer, with which all prop
erty owners along the route will be
compelled to empty their sewerage.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
LIEUT.. PHILBRICK SICK.

Lieutenant E. E. Philbrick, who, to
gether with Major G. A. Dunham, was
in charge of the relief Emergency Hos
pital on Adams street, was taken sick
yesterday, and was obliged to take to
his bed. The duties imposed on the
physicians at the relief hospital were
arduOuS, and DR.. Philbrick's illness is
not thought to be serious, and it is
hoped that his recovery will be rapid.
DR.. Philbrick is quartered in the tent
he formerly occupied, together with
Major Dunham, who is giving him at
tention. All the patients have been re-
moved from the other tents, and the
canvas will come down. The last pa
tient was removed Saturday afternoon.
He was Frank Jackson, the negro
whose spine was dislOcated. A most
successful operation was performed on
Jackson by Drs. Dunham and Philbrick
and the man is now expected to get
we'll. The tenth and eleventh Verte-
brae of the spine had been knocked out
of place, but by process of cOrseting
with plaster the injury was almost
completely remedied. Jackson was
taken to his home.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
WILL SELL FOR LESS
Meaning -Four Vols, Reprinted
Supreme Court Reports
LIBRARIAN WILL SELL THEM
At Prices Fixed by Legislature which
Ordered Them Printed.

A friend of the editor of this paper,
residing in Jacksonville, has sent us
a circular, printed, we presume, for
distribution generally throughout the
State The circular reads as follows:
Dear Sir: am reprinting Vols. 1
and of the Florida Reports, and en-
close contract for you to sign, if you
want to subscribe.
These books have been out Of print
for many years, and to those who will
subscribe in advance, / will sell the
Two books at $1,000 each. It is prob
able the price will be more after the
book is out, as the demand is very
limited. l would like to receive your
subscription by return mail.
81 am prepared to make special
terms where a full set of reports are
wanted.
q also enclose contracts for the acts
of the present session of the Legisla-
ture, and for Vol. AZ of the Reports.
Your order should be sent in at once,
and will receive prompt attention.
"Old law books rebound as good as
new at reasonable prices. i can supply
all or any of the Florida Reports at
once, except 1 and 3.
Three separate contracts are at
tached to this letter, viz: For the acts
of the Legislature of 1901 at $500; for
Volumes l and of the Florida Re
ports at $1,000 each, and for Volume
AZ, Florida Reports, at $500.
Unler the contract for Volumes l
and 8 is the following statement: "All
other volumes of Reports can be sup
piled from stock" And under the
bottom of contract for Volume AZ is
the astounding statement: Reports OF
all previous years supplied at regular
prices"
Aside from the conflict of state
ments in offering and at $1,000 each
and Reports of all previous years" to
AZ, which covers the decisions rendered
during the year 1900, not yet printed.
this circular is somewhat misleading
in other respects.
The laws of 1901 are being printed
by the lallahasseean, and no one else
Every copy printed for distribution OF
sale will be turned over to the Secre-
tary of State, who will sell them fol
fifty cents a copy, unbound. The price
for binding, law sheep, is S1.00. =
Volumes / and 3 of the Florida Re
ports have just been authorized by the
Legislature to be reprinted by the
Board of State Institutions, and in
quiry at the Office of the Librarian OF
the Supreme Court develops, the fact
that no contract has been let. They
will, however, soon be printei ana IOl
sale by him at $3.50 each, bound in law
sheep-a modest little difference OF
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Volumes and 10 are likewise out
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These facts are given for the pro-
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who read the Talahasseean to get the
Supreme Court Head Notes regularly
and who might otherwise be induced
to give up ten dollars for books that
will soon be on sale by the Supreme
COurt librarian for much less money
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

A jolly crowd 4 youngsters met at
the Carrabelle, Tallahassee & Georgia
Railroad depot lasS Thursday morning,
intent on having "a day of enjoyment
at Lanark, the occasion being the Sun
day school picnic given by the Presby-
terian Sunday School authorities to
their members.
About one hundred old and young
participated and had a thoroughly en-
joyable time. The: day was very pleas
ant, and at Lanark particularly cool.
The plunge in the Gulf was worth
the whole trip, and a delightful picnic
dinner, served by the matrOnS of the
occasion, was much enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon a ride in the river
steamer to the bar and about the bay
was the source Of amusement of the
majority of the crowd, while few had
a delightful sail IN John the Greeks"
SlOOp, spanking breeze making it a
success in every way.
Late in the day a heavy rain and
wind squan cooled the atmosphere
most pleasantly.
The return home was begun prompt
ly at 6 p. m, and o'clock found all
back to town. :.
The picnic last Thursday was a great
success, and madB a lot of youngsters
thoroughly happy, and prepared them
for a good nights rest. The thanks of
all participants are due to the ladies
of the Sunday Rhool, whose energy
and perseverance, enabled them to
spend so delightful a day so cheaply,
and also to Mr.. E. W. Armstrong, the
General Passengf Agent of the Cara
belle. Tallahassee & Georgia Railroad,
who had immes late charge of the
transportation, FIR his untiring ef-
forts to please AL and every one who
went.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
WILLIAMS CHOSEN.

The Board of Managers for the State
College a few days ago elected Prof
Arthur Williams, of Summerlin In
stitute, to the chair of English Litera-
ture and Rhetoric. He has accepted.
Concerning Prof. Williams ability,
a correspondent of the Times Union
and Citizen, writing from Arcadia,
where he is now teaching a summer
training school for teachers, says:
"The State Teachers Training
School is increasing daily in attend
ance and interest. 1t draws it's patron
age from DeSotO and adjoining coun-
ties. The State Department made No
mistake in sending Prof. Arthur Viii
liams, principal Summerlin Institute
as principal of the training school,"
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04


and Chalres regrets to lose him.
Mr.. George Patterson and family
now occupy and run the Hancock
House. Mr. Patterson has also opened
up a general stock of merchandise in
the store
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fisher, of Tampa,
with their three interesting chillren,
are visiting at the pretty home of Mr..
Robert Fisher, two miles from the viii
lage.
An ice cream entertainment was
given at he home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orman Chaires last Friday evening,
complimentary to the young people. A
very pleasant evening was spent by
one and all.
Mrs. David Chaires will leave Tues
LAY in company with her sister, Mrs.
Ben Chaires, for Panacea, where they
will drink the health-giving waters of
this popular resort for two weeks.
Mrs. ". T. Snipes is spending this
week with Centreville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. ,Woodberry at
tended the closing exercises of Wau-
keenah High School last Friday.
Mrs. S. A Cox. is having extensive
Improvements made on her house, after
which she will have a store erected.
Mr.. E. C. Smith and daughter, Miss
Lila, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Miccosuki
A tidal wave of matrimony seems
sweeping over the entire country, even
engulfng those apparently enjoying
Single blessedness." l wonder who
will be the next ones at Chaires to
launch out upon the matrimonial
sea(0. OBSERVER.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-07-04
A NEW. CIGAR FACTORY.

We learn that a Mr., Wallace has de-
cided to open up new cigar factory in
the city at an early date. Mr.. Wallace
is of Spanish extraction, and being
from Cuba is thoroughly familiar with
the business of manufacturing tobacco.
To Mr.. M. F. Papy is largely due the
credit of his deciding to locate in this
city. Mr.. Papy assisted him to find
desirable quarters to begin his work
at once. We understand that he has
rented the new hose" house recently
erected by the City Council near the
city market, and will temporarily oc-
cupy that building