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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Do not overlook the fact, dear read
er, that the world is large enough to
accommodate all of US, from an indi
vidual standpoint, no one will even
know that the other is in existence
unless you take the trouble to hunt
the other fellow up. Just attend to
your own affairs and leave the other
fellows alone and you are a prince.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Seattle may occasionally have ii
Wor among the gamblers themselves,
but you can always rest assured that
gambling goes merrily on, war or 10
war. The present administration will
see to it that it does, in order that
it will be absolutely certain of cam
paign sinews of war.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

If one of your Christmas gifts was
not 50 check or order" to The
Seattle Republican for your subscrip-
ton during the year 1901, then you
have neither been true to your fellow
man nor yourself, as you have reaped
where you have not sown.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

It is perfectly natural for Herr
Altgeld to oppose any antI-anarchy
legislation. No man is against him
self, and if Altgeld should favor the
proposed new anti-anarchist laws he
would be recreant to the sacred vows
he has taken along this line
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Between the Turner-Rogers political
machine and the Hill-Morgan railroad
combine Col Blethen is truly between
the devil and the deep sea. He is
trying to pat them both on the back
and duce of fist he is making of it.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Since June IS, 1898, to October 81,
1901, the total receipts from the war
revenue act amounts to $343, 1888, 634.
No wonder the war in the Philippines
can be continued indefinitely SO far as
our government is concerned, for it is
getting the stuff to continue if on
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Herbert Connor, hailing from the
Northwest, wants the Republicans to
send him to Congress. Next year
promises to produce an unusual num-
Der of political grannies with bees IN
their bOnnets.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Mrs. Carrie Nation must feel great
ly relieved over the fact that the Kan
sas Supreme Court has reduced al
her troubles to little ones and foi
which she can easily provide with the
aid of her little Ratchet.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Next Friday King County will send
another human being to the great be-
yond by the rope route On that day
Willie Seaton will pay the penalty COR
numbering his uncle some months
ago.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

A happy, happy New Year to you
and yours, and may the gods of sue
cess ever be with you until the year
has finally run it's course and even
then may they continue to hover
about you
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Another end of the Boer war is
said to be in sight. Evidently the Boer
war is made up mostly of ends, which
periodically come in sight, but stink
away before they are overtaken BY
Tommy Atkins.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

The first year of the Twentieth
Century has been most propitious
one for prosperity seeding for the fu-
ture. The question now is: What will
the harvest be?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

official cognizance of them. If the
human world is not growing worse
every day it is certainly not growing
better, and there is no middle ground.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Municipal politics, even at this early
date, are getting quite a move on
them, and the fellows are already be
ginning to line up
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

We regret it, but we are compelled
to say to you that, it will be utterly
impossible for us to take up your mat
ter now before next year.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

The tax on whiskey having recent
ly been lowered quite materially in
Kentucky, hell raising will be the
chief crop of that state in the year
1902
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Somehow or other Senator Fosters
federal plums are not even dropping
one by one, yea, they are not drop
ping at all. What means this?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Congress on former occasions did
little enough before adjourning for
the Christmas holidays, but this year
it seems to have done nothing at all.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27
BEST INVESTMENT
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Is That of the Inter State Fisheries
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For Few Days Only Shares Ten Cents per Share
OUR New YORK OFFICE, located at AZ Broadway ad-
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Unprecedented has been the sale of this stock and we
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Out OF $4,000 Shares $4,000 Are Being Sold
SO you see not afraid of our stockholders get
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Every Reader Of This Paper Certainly is Fully Posted
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Don't delay, but write or call at once on this ComDanv
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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Against Tom Humeism, first, last
and all time to come" is the motto Of
The Seattle Republican in the coming
local scrap.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Your matter is settled once for all,
Mr.. Schley, SO now go way back and
sit down.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Vices of the most shocking nature
actually occur on the thoroughfares
of London and yet no one takes any
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Wednesdays onslaught on turkey
made Greece shine a bit brighter
as well as look a good deal slicker.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27
DEPOT TONSQRIAL PARLORS


Under new management. Chas.
Ayers, Prop. Ed North always
on deck. A cordial welcome to all.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-12-27

Rail Road Ave. between Columbia and YesIer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21

| bet. ober er brinat auF lfble,inige 3us
lienDnna Der gsbiirfniffe fiir bic Mns@
ifnttung Der Nrmee pdhrsflo ben IONS
menben WintermDnaten. tDOraus nan
|fhIieBt, baB Der Gelo3lg fortgeiebt
tperDen ipirb.
Eeitihe Gahtenner linO iiberaenat,
|baB ni1t General HOtho, iDn0erH gllgs
lano bic unterbanoIunsen beaonHerr
bat.
Sic Runoe. baB prdEoenf Did3 BON
tWerieo irrlinnig tino befn SDoe finhe
lei, miro politip piberruFen. Dia3 lou
lid i'm @egentheiI Der beiten 0eiun0beit
erfrenen uno iidh Don eirlem fiirsliden
rbeumatiIden 9lnfal adnslih erbolt
baben.
lleber GonfantinopeI fpmint bic
Nadri1t, bab Elm p0belhaufea in sc.
beran ben galaif bes 5dah ifiirlnen
unb 2ebteren umbrireen nollte, aber
bon Der palaltpahe nit blutiaen
RDDfen auriifgepieien tpurbe. Ser
Nnfiibrer. Elm lnpslemitii&er Yrieifer,
.pnrbe bon benz Gpmmanoanfen Der
Balaiilpade bndiidblid eriDiirat.
SIM norb6ltli6en Sbeiie bDn ungarit
|inb mebrere perionen Dem Sunger ere
legen. Gin grocer Sbeif Der bortiaefr
geD6lferuna lebt BON 0ulibe= tinb Gat=
Ienfleiid) unO anoeren efein Ningerr.
Die 3e9ieruna miro ben beilngeiu1ten
Se9enoen 6ulfe leiiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
Neneite Na1rid)teis.

Sas bon bem Goblenerdber Self.
6ill unb Gamilie bepohnte BlDfbaus,
8 Meilen neitlih BON Welston. o., lit
in Der Montaanaht niebergebrannt.
Die ganse Gamilie, Batter. Mutter unb
fiinf Ginoer, tam babel elenoisli1 um's
2eben.
Sn gellonbille. Ohio. baben am
Dienfas hilbert sames unb Gamuel
0unter einen alten 3miit nit Gepolper
nno Mefer erleoist. Sames 1T toot
uno 0unter lie9t I'M @terben.
ssSnfolee Der Gtuoentenunruben bot
Die ruNilhe 8eaierung in Ooeiia, Sietu
|uno gbariotu ben 8elaaerungs5uiiano
erfldrt. Sn Clarion erlaa Elm Gtu=
bent ben Berlebiin9en, Die er tp6breno
Der Gramalle am 4. Mdrs erbalten
bate. Gs beiBt, oaB 8raf 2ep 5olltoi
an ben nnruben in Wosfau aftip tbeil= .
nimmt. Oie Situation BORT iit mod
oaourd cine ihmieriaere semoroen, bab
elm GROCER Sabrifarbeiter Streit aus=
9ebrod)en lit.
Mm Sonntag baben in ct. peters=
burg aroRe Sumulte itatt3efunbeu.
Die Yolisei uno Die Goiafen i1ritten
nit blanfer Waffe elm uno 5 Yerionen
muroen aet0otet uno 80 permunoet.
8eaen 1000 yerbaftungen tpuroen bor=
aenoulu,en !; unter ben Werbafteten be-
finoen lib $50 Stubenten neibliben
@eiAle1ts. welde iid bel ben 2raipals
len beionbers berporgetban batten.
| 2orb Ritdener bot Die britii1e &e=
lsieruna offi3iea benahrihtiat, oab Sc
neral Botba feline 6riebensbeoingungen
Iiammt unb iunbers suriidaetpieien bot.
Sn 2onbpn bat bic Nabridt feine ge=
rinae Seniation berboraerufen. sym
publifum 1T man getualtia beriAnupft.
neil Die unterbanolunsen bon enali=
iher 5eite einseleitet nuroen uno Die
j 9rene ermangelt nibt, oesbalb Der Nes
sierung ntehr ooer minber ihmeidel=
| bafte Romplimente on ben Ropf 3u
|lperfen. ginselne 2onboner 3eitungen
bringen barauf, baB Der Grieg iebt init
aaer gner9ie unb nit allen gu @ebote
|febenoen Mitteln fortseieBt uno sI
/ gnbe gefiibrt ,peroe.
i eyn porlessa (Stalien) purb bas 3olI-
ant BON elmer 2apine ipesaefegt. Mdt
/ Solooten unb eir 3ollbeamter ipurben
getOotet.
i Nah elmer Melbung, bic Der Beifd-
tiauna bebarf, iinb aeitern in Sien=
I5lin 3lpiI1en ben Gn9ldnbern uno
f3uiien 6diilie sepehielt poroen.
I gaut Na1ri1ten aus guba lit un=
ter ben obpaltenDen nnitdnben niht
barauf su rednen, baB Die Gubaner bic
an1erifaniiAen Goroerungen freiwilliG
erfii1eil tperoen.
i sSn ben tpetlihen 6taaten baber ieit
i lSonntag btftiee Ghneeitiirme getpiis
ltbet.
II |. ! ). -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
etintttiH,t8 III Gmba.

I'LL ktVeI uUueEftpIeHUeII lDHOer
9ieiNer ipirb offi3iell uno offi3i6s ae.
intl0et. oab bic gub1ner lifb nit BEN
Dlatt.- Enhancement. bos bic 6iellung
her Der, Stnaten al Der SnIel fsiiiebt,
lausQel6bnt bdtien liflD baB bic eubani.
| fde Gonltitlailte bieiem Enhancement
Iihre 3uftimmune geben iperoe. ssn
Gabinetslibunaen miro Die @timmung
Lin guba ols ourdans rubig, reIp. Be-
rubiat befpro1en unb General @ou=
pernelir Wooo telegrapbirt bic roliaft
gefdrbten Berihte.
Giele GdDnfdrberei rei1t ollmGliQ
an unDerlbdmtbeit beran. Man mag
oem Wolfe nit sefdrbten ,In6 geooftDr.
ten Beri6ten aus oem melt entferuten
HnD bon ltarter Genilr beimgeluhten
Wiarila iiber Die BerhdltniiIe auf ben
Bbilippinen 5anb In Die MugeH hreuer,
9uba lit bern aber bod su flabe aele=
aen, als bob man niht nit 2eihtiatei.
erfabreit f0nnte. tpte Die ipabre Stim=
mnns onrt beldafFen lit. llno mas
man bort erfdbrt, itraft ale offiSieasn1
@erihte 2iigen. gs fdlt Der cllbani=
1nen 2oniiituante aar niht elm. Den
Joroerungen bes Blatt Nmenbements
suSuifimmen. 9ie sStimmune lit tDe=
Der rolla nod berubiat unb ielblt
Greile, tpel1e hurhaus amerifalrelnb-
lid lino, lpetoen nb oss Yerbaltens Der
Vereiniaten Staaten &eaietuna unb
beg offentllnoiaen @erlubs. Die Dffent-
li1e Meinung burh falihe Situations
Sdiloerunaetl all beeinfllllsn nno IRE
81 Fiibren, ltubia. Sn Der eubanilden
Gonitiiuante herrftben oie Habifalpn
abioiut, unD binter oieien feben Die
unrubiaen glemeite anf Der sSniel.
,pelbe. mie bas jiinaite Beiipiel Der
gano9enoarmerie seist. MIR gu seneist
fno, gu trateblen uilb, nenn es angeht.
au reDolnBsrn. @s piiroe e,n duberif
aefdbrlibes Experiment fein, bieIe gle-
nlellte 81 rei5en. gs lpiirbe 9eraoeau
UerbrederiId iein. penn uniere Mbmi=
niltration bnrd Nufreisur9 nieier un=
ruhi9en glelnente cine 0anobabe III
meiterer Snterpention su i6affen berin-
den iollte.
Gab Die Nbniriiiration DerartiaesI
mirtlih i'm Sinne bot. muB aus man.I
den Gnseiden fir iDabrideinlib aelten;I
ieoenfalls fann man ben gabanern esl
niht oeroenten. tpenn iie miBtrauiid
neroen. Grit unternimmt @enotor
groctDr. Der Sntimus oes Brdiioenten,
in .belDnoerer WilIion" cine 9eile natb
Cuba. uno ibln auf Dem GuBe folgen
General Miles uno anoere bobe Diff
5iere slueds elmer ,Snipeftionstour" :.
Giefe sSnIpeftionen nnb Miilionen lino
|-bei Der anf Guba berrl1ennen grre=
auna cine aefdbrlihe sahe, lntlua.
lDenl feine lDeitere Mbliht oabinter fet=
fen ipllte. oerbreheriIh, tpenn bic Mb=
lidt Der Mufretsllng pprlieat. Das
mdre cine politit our6 Die 3rpede ge=
beiligter Mittel, ipelhe bic binterriif=
lfbe 0eulbelei bes observation-disclosures gum
hdrilien gusbruf brddte. Sen Sc
ibdfts. .@rpanijonifen, oenen auh guba
meter nihts lit als sir @eIhdftsobieft.
miro ober l1lieBlib elm 6tri1 ourb
Die &ednung gemadt tueroen; benn
Dem Yolt in ieiiler acknowledgement
Wiebrbeit 1T befn bod nod niht Der
Degriff .Moral in Der politit" abtan=
Den aetommen. (N. 3. sts3ts.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
S4,OOO,OOO.

gei Der EMANCIPATION McRlnlep's
iDuroe Elm rieliges @elo berihipenbet.
nsber pier Millionen Dollars baben Die
Observation-Disclosures in WoIb=
ingtOn aefoitet. Oamit t0nnte man
fiinf Sabre lan9 bos Gebalt zines De-
tp6bnliden Miliaroen=E =ErHlt=p prdliben-
te. be3ahlen, ooer bic syabres.g gipilliite
zines Deutid,en Raifers. Man f6nnte
bafiir Elm Shla1tfhih bauen. gs lit
'DaS 0urhfhnittlihe Sabresberbienf bon
fiinttaufsno Nrbeiterfamilien bon finf
bis }ieben Q6pien. B. 8. man t0nnte
nit ben Snaugurationstolten ilngefdbr
soreibiaiauIenO Menl1en eli, boaes
Sahr lang Dor Notb uno gIeno bemab.
rem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-03-21
1d8esne,li8tette,i.


:. Hhess
II csy1f Giebelanb bot am Wontaa De
Il 27idbri1e 0enrp Dehlina @elbfmor
beaongen. Dor Is Snbren peridman
slDrau Geblina. bic Mutter Denru's
ouf mpiferiDle Meiie. uno feitber bott
lid Der ilIn9e damn fortmdbrenb mi
/ oieiem ielifamen Yerltminoen bef1df
4 tigf, big Ct gons tnelanhDlifd tpufb
Iun0 erfldrte, er miiiIe iferben, nm mi
Il fsiner Wutter bereiniat 5u tperben.
3mei sSrauen, Maggie 9otpalt uni
i Meluine Sbioelp, ipnrben in BelleoiI,
tlnnter Der Mntlaee bes AngriIfs uni
| @anbes oerbaftet. sic io1en ben il
4 Butler tpDhnenoen 68 Sabre alien So.
Icob 9honla In isinem 51lafaimme,
/ iiberfaflen, beluubtlos aeiblaaen uni
LINN $50 berdllbt baben.
/ yei Stem Start, in Der Ndbe bon
lRamIon. ipuroe Der giebbdnoler 9apio
| Wilion bon orei Weselaaerertl iiberfal=
len. bennBtlos aeidlaaer uno Inn 500
uno eine goloene uhr berdubt. Wil=
lions 3nIfano lit eli, tritiider.
/ Sn Siffin fpuroe gomaro 3rout, Der
Jan IL. Mugult 1900 in @reenlprina
Ieinen Mann Namens 6enrp Gob er=
lid)ollen bate. BON Den 8eidmorenen
lna6 fiinfitiinoieer 8esatbune oes Dior.
bes i'm eriten @raoe fhuloig beIunben
3rout bebauptete, oaB Sod nit ieiner
6rau 81 intim aeweien lei.
Durh einen Sprung pon elmer 60
6uB bohen giIenbabnbriide bat in
Nornalt 6rau sSobu McMahon ibrem
1eben Elm giibe sena1t. Die 6rau
mar lett Sabren trdutlid aeweieu.
| Mapor Nobsrtion in Canton lit un=
ter auarantdne geltellt tuoroen, Da er
an Der Diphtheritis leioet. grif gan=
oioat fur Mieberermahlung.
anoretp garneaie bat fir Die grrids
tnna elmer 6ffentIihen Yibliotbef in
@anton $50, 900 aeltiftet.
We9en 0erfauIs aefdlIhter Gahrtar-
Item Der 9ittle @nnlolioateo Gtraben.
|bahn iino 20 Ronbuiteure Der gia
I@oniolioateb StroBenBabn in Glepes
|lanb entlal1en iporoen.
Mnbrep Gnpoer's gDobnhaus in
WDoifer muroe an Montaa Moraen
|bollltdnois eineedf6srt. Die 6anlilie
llermaNte nidt eber, als Bis bas Qaus
lin helen 6lammen itano. uno Is ee-
Hang beln Batter nur init beinabe iiber=
menihliAen anffrenauneen. feline iiinl
Ginoer aus Dem brennenben @ebduot
l5u retten.
i gbarles Softer. Der bejabrie Gduber.
/ bauptmann in sSinblap, uno fein Sum.
pan George llrD ipuroen ieber gu fun
ISnbren 3udtbaus nerurtheilt. 6oite,
bat bereits oas 70. 2ebensjabr iiber'
lihritten. @r unb Urn tperoen bein.
nd6n in Wpan6Dt Gountp megen Worr
oes proseilirt meroen.
Il Sn Goplestopn lit Die Mdbmal6i
Inen.Gabrit bon Gieberling. Miller &
/ 80. total nieoergebrannt.
. ginbre1er orangen in bic poltoffie,
3u GaDette. Tulton Co.. tprensten ber
@elofhrant unb erberteten 1910 ii
Yriefmarten unb $50 in Baar.
: giner Der dltelfen 4nlieoler in Drof
gountn, Gonrao Srolf. lit. 81 syahr
IoIt. aus bem Qeben oei(f,eben
anIaas.
I'm utlttmo1 Nanml'taa, IL. usdr3
s aa 10 :snolanapolls. Sno.. 0ellera
Venlanlln Darrllon, ger 23. praltoen
per yer. Staaten. 9elforoen. sr tpa
! an ~. Auguf 1888 ~ Yortb geno
4 SNo, NO lem Woter elne Jarm belaB
9ebore1l. W belil6te ole Noltsfpul
: ulso lpater ole utlanli llntoerlltdt u
DIforo. SIN Sabre 1884 tpuroe E
our Aoootatur atlaelallen nno Derbel
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-03-02
Big Blaze In

Staunton. Va, Feb. 2s.- An early
morning fire in the Stuart buildings
on Middlebrooke avenue yesterday
destroyed the five storerooms owned
by Bishop c%oadjutor and Mrs. Robert
A. Gibson of Richmond, and infiict-
ed these estimated losses on the oc-
cupants B. v. Crum, hay and grain.
So, 500; Andrew Bowling Il Co, fiour
81, 900; NJ Kivlighan. commission
merchant, So, 800; j. Il. Todd. grain
and fertilizers, 49,, 900
Bishop and Mrs. Gibson sustain q
net loss OF $12, 800 on the buildings
and Todd and Crum lose, respec,
lively, 81, 800 and "a, 500 on stocks.
The other losses are covered by insur
anoe. The gross loss is about 500, 900.
The fire started IN Crum's place but
its origin is unknown.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-03-02

1t was rumored on the streets Last
Thursday that a number Of The en-
nloyes Of the Auburn Wagon Conn
pany had gone on Il strike.
Mr.. MAJ Robinson, the manager III
the Works, was seen by an Evening
World representative and ii was learns
ed that about twelve or the worknlen
had quit work this morning, without
submitting any grievance or giving
the rus Of their stopping work.
Mr.. Robinson stated further that
several changes had been made re-
Gently in the factory III order 10 sys-
tematize the work more fully and
increase the output to supply the
ever.increasing demand.M Thfs. he
thinks, did not suit some N atlle en-
ployes, although the new eyzfeln will
not do away with any IA fhb nm
ployes, but will require faf{t4
The exact number OF peerk9fa
cluded in the strike was not asSdxf
tainable. as some Of the employees tr1
off on account of sickness. The num-
Der however, will not exceed fonr-
teen.
Several Of the men who omit work
were seen but none OF them would
tell their reason for stopping work.
Mr.. Robinson stated that the plant
would not be effected in the least w
the action Of the men and that ii
would continue in operation as usual.
Those whom they are willing to take
back-the ones whom they think were
unduly influenced by the ring leaders
will be taken back If they apply
within twenty-four hours. Up until
noon two had appeared and Announce
ed their desire of going to work
again.
About seventy men are employed
at the factory. Among those that
quit were three foremen who did work
for the company by contract.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-03-02
Canal Repairs.

Leaks in the levels Of the canal be-
low Williamsport are being repaired
by repair hands. The work will be
finished before the canal opens. These
leaks are small, but may have caused
much trouble. The leaks are caused
by the action of the water upon the
limestone mari formation of the banks.
The bridge across the canal at Fall
ing Waters has been completed. Re-
pairs are being made to the acqueduct
at Williamsport. A new railing is
being built along the towpath side
and other improvements made.