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New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ss,h-s. # Of Park 5oxIooi1 q II ,,I Ed 81
is4tl-st 5Oxl3e: Carrie Singh and another 70 ,
Annie Iyeyey 2 al; all liens /
Lot smsndsa map agro MsPe' s ss estate; 100
4sd-st. $ 5. 300 # q "a ave le sxloo5 @ Carrie &
gage se ZOO r 5 one....:..... .......;-:..t.' l
Green iane or ave $ - II 5 oi P'ossi r6,5ar % 70
August Goodman and another mortgage
Gran, ave " 5 20 # n Of clinton Place. 2sKlooi
Joseph p McDonoueh. referee. 10 Andrew -
Gree-a's e r.-ie 10 n n Ma5 of + ![i1
same property; Mar 4 iulyin and another to .o,
Fai Is''5 Washington fr ridge Road. Lot 3 n
Is75 roaa 3i : saPe 8 |sP q 3. Joseph
same property samuel Berhof TO same r
Diz:S lyman HANS TO TO Juda i.enpert
King h5s ~, N6 X . TO so 5 io5 axloo; Leon Rosen-
blatt Mary Prensly. Z part; mortgage
lai5 s' >as IL and 90 Ges, a2 lesSo, s 4sary
ssth s, = 100 II y Of % ave 5oxleo.s:
ran Franke and another Bernard Heniclt:
s7,ss5 g ls ewes West, 55nss 8; sarah y ,onaer
sane ~ Ja Ps'Sfs Mage 'Isos'' R sa2 Do~ ~ e7soo
s,roeizel - OTTO Z Stroe,zel: mortgage $4,000:
west F:nd ave . corner 92d 81. aOsxa2; Emma
smith . George Potts. mortgage $4,000
s2s,si n s. 574 II q. af 5ta-5ve 2oxiot5: Joseph
iss Asnn,2s X6 55 e S's w, ses i HiPis Charlotte ye
- -..-.--..-..... .-...............-
TIFsr;-st. u s. 1888 n n % l6lth-st ssxlO0
Etnt9r Sm.th = Y Smith Contracting
psG.. gust claim; all liens /
SIth-st. n s pa - shave. 2JyaSa: Charles
Metz. executor. 10 Charles Metz - al..-....-.- /
S7muel-st p lot 40 b. map fremont
elAl5o. Na~y Mulhern T1nss~o Giordeno.
same PROPERTY: Tonas.5 Gioraana to 5osue Cali
aui. mortgage 81 oon... !
lOstf 200 = % fst-ave. 25x2Ol 10 10
l7tts-s': Leon Rlseubstt 70 MARY Prensky. =
part. 5000, ......-...
1ask-a,e. . 5sl.s J0Nlll. 10.
Mara Psduls Louis y Ritrnsu. mortgage.
.-.-.-....
f1th-st. 70 - . from corner lot No 276.
map Ini1UT0rt. 251los william Feiclsert and
wife 20 Joseph Newman 200
Avenue - John =. 3l7 II ot junction Pros
lecf ave 293x9g .6y20 II. Louisa Doll
fhsrlorte Wall: rnortsage 5000. s. 81 % T. 500
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
CHARLES STEELE BUYS STABLE.

charles steele Of the firm Of J. P Morgan q GO
ls- bo,febt the private stable Of David H HNfnar
c5x1oo NJ No ls7 Vest Fifty-frst-st- The sale wa
Conducted 10y McNickar & co
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
co,,Trn IxnALING INSTITUTE.

.,ol IFToX-AVE.. New York city The
90 snent of the piEey woods sent to your
-, no flatter where You live. Cousump-
,,,r Catarrh. Asthma and Hay Fever sue
t''''t Ell, treated with DIR. COULTER'S :
J,AP0RIZER AND INHALER. Rooms and
,.tr.5 nurses Examinations free.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
HELP WANTED


Malls
ATTENTION, wanted: s. and y
takes YOU To- Liverpool. London, $40 10
Germany S25 to cape Town. S'ulh Ni.t.Sii
Also eNperieuced cattlemeu wanted N''i
personally Shippins once. ~ lst ST.
ATTENTION. MEN s. takes YOU Co. an
principal ports uf Europe London IN
eroooi. Glasgow. HuU Antwerp, "tc.. a@i@o @
free uas~ag. procured. Apply az snlnplaS
nfiic-s. : clinton -. and - West 81. y '
" N.NTEp Man To- travel and appolnt
agents On our superb line ~ hulldAE
hooks No rNpsrttu nee necessary, Out alPH
cant must furnish tJTe- references ana -
ct.ritv. absolutely guaranteed salary anu
commission extra under four months con
tract Reply ut once II v"u mean business
a., We must hav. immediate arti1n Mst-
Holiday Dept 9n,' star Building. ChlcASo-
WANTED. Two young mon. between -
and % years of age, Ia learn our nuSl
ness aS statesmen. then as W3nasers; must
br of good rIuCatiuu and address. honest
and euerEy.ir. Apply with references
BAICH BROS. co. 100 Jth-ave.
WANTED Advertising solicitors for a
YACHTING EXTRA. The only work OF
importance gotten out for the Gkf.AA
YACHT RACE ADAMS < CO.. no Mas
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billiard AND POOL TABLES
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. |IllIGMS,
steam Carpet Cleaning 353 West 54th-st
Telephone 266 Columbus Relaying a sps-
eia!ty.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.--Car-
pets cleaned by steam, by hand or on the
Ar'r 55h broadway. 42l East +Sth-st
COE & BRANDT. Tel i32-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

AN CP-TO-DATE CORNER APART
MENT. q rooms. tiled bath, hot water
srllhy. gas range, and just artistically
decorated; SO from October LIST; imme-
date possession. New building. beauti-
ful location. 30 minutes from Manhattan
ERNESTUS GULICK COMPANY,
I,lss Fulton ST. cor Bedford Ave,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
A MARy Ell.

KRETOL SOAP cures pimples. sCaly rough
skin RRETOL TREATMENT removes
blemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
Eases Book free Kretol Institute. A. 3.
sT5 5th Ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

HONORABLE JAMES A. o'GoRMAN one % Of yor1 The
Of Court of the State or New 1ofA
in and County New York on the l4th DAY Oh
hereby given TO all the creators
and sons having claims against Henry Marquand lately
doing City of New York. Borough OF Man
haitian under the name OF Henry Marquand & Company
present their said claims with the vouchers theFeq
subscriber Frank Sullivan Smith the
appointed said Henry Marquand. tor the
creditors his Office, No - wall street
New York City Borough Manhattan or before the
20th OF November 1901.
Dated. New York. August 2lst 1901
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH, Assignee
STRONG & CADWABADER Attorneys FOR the Assignee
y Wall (ew City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
NEW-YOHK

Gin 6otels.
A SELECT CITY HOME. FREE FROM THE CARES
OF HOUSEKEEPING.
WOT[El BRnS TOl 5IH,4yE, I9b .y6-sr.
AMERICAN PLAN
FINEST LOCATION IN NEW-YORK CITY CUISINE
APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED.
JOHN /. CHADWICK Prop
SsWUlIlUA iIAii9nEHE NJ VEST 18th HpTnL sT
Large apartments. Park parl0r. library.
baths $1,000: otl.crs $500 81 ap rco
pie objectng careful inquiry character need
apply; frst-claSs restaurant service
"A received their Uptown once. No, PAP Broadway
I'd door north of 3lstst- until clock
Heuts received at the following branch Offices At
until O'Clock o viz: 2sJi
oth 18Th Macy's,
lsth-st; l42 Columbus-aVe West
West 6th-sye.. West
between 7h and Slh l59 East
10Th near
6Ist-st: 1.7Os lst-ave s9thst: Treaont-ave
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Gnrronatee' q otiree
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER MADE BY

IN PTRSUANCE OF AN URDEfl N<hDf1 ID
tOHORABI.E JAMES A. OGORMAN. one OF the
Justices Of supreme Of the state OF Ne" for
IN Of York on the l4th DAY OF
August 1901 hereby given TO all me
and persons having claims against Frank b. Poor Iaey
doing City of New York, Borough OF MAI
hsttan the Of Henry Marquand x CoIlpIIt,
10 present their said with the vouchers theeor
duly verified the subscriber Frank sullivan oTntn, te
duly appointed Of said Frank B. Foor LOT te
creditors. at his Office No % wall stree.
York City Borough Of Manhattan, on or oefore tle
Goth day Of November, 1901. -
nate9 New York, August 21s:. 1901.
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Assignee
STRONG & CADwAIADER; Attorneys Tor Assignee ~
New YORK (fty.
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Gearbers.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
COACHMAN.-I wish 10 procure plaza
for my cOachman. whom I can recon
mend in every way; Protestant Call or
address T NJ. 217 Lexingron-ave.
COACHNIAN-Enslish 90; married; height
5 II. { In. city or country good refer
euces CHURCHER, 299 Van Horn-st.
Jersey City.
COACHMAN-T Thoroughly understands cara
II fine horses and carriages: best Of rst-
erences. city and country D MGROY. Eo
COACHMAS.-City or country, first class
reference NJ ], Ga shelion-sve.,
TarrytOwn, y. y
COACHMAN- Scotch. single; thoroughly
understands horses. carriages. careful
driver: care lawn: milk II required; gen
orally useful; strictly temperate; good ret
ereuce. Address THOMAS. 1914 Park Row,
oxford House.
Married. no family; disss-
gagged middle Of September, wages NOD
crate. with rooms: best references; county
preferred Address MJLLlEAN. Box IS
Cedarhurst. Long Island
COACHMAN English. rs married. thor
references. i've years IL last place; eu-
pIOyer can be seen, city or country A. e.
S65 Park ave.
CCACHNAN GROOM. thorough work
man. English. 80. disengassd. medium
size; excellent family servant, references;
private; city. country undersianas 81
classes stock; willing, generally usei1i
COACHMAN. 40 Srh-ave.
GARDENER and FLORIST. Professional
IN all branches OF the business; trst class
references; viii be disensas5d SEPTEMBER /
Address D. NJ. care Of NJ. X. Page South
Orange y. J.
GARDENER. BY German: middle aged:
married. one child experienced in al
branches. sober reliable. on gentemans
place, best references GARDENER, Sl'
East 1-th s.
GARpENER. single: Eeurleman's place:
understands care of flowers lawns and
hedges. willing 20 do anything re1llTec eI
place: best OF references as % sohriety ana
ability. Address n. r., los Washington
St Hoboken. y. J.
GARDENER. By good. an round. single
man. on country private place, tAoroush1
uuG Gerstands d1wers, shrubs. lawn ana yes
etSb,es. can take full cnarS-; hlShly -
ummeudsu- y. y. Box -. tribune JIM
GARDENER Single. middle aged: steady.
honest workman. competent. 1ll4uss
abb experience growing egetaoleS, noNei'
an winter. takes great interest," IN ms WoI.'
G-utierS-lndS Jersey cows. steam heatV,S
THOMAS DUNN. BoN lit Kingston. y L
ARDEN ESF. German wishes POSITION ~
private place. used tp horses and S9SN
GERHNRDT HastirEs-on- Hudson. y. =
/ GARDENER BY German Protes'1-.'
married. no children. full Charge or SCI
tIe1lar'S place. q wears highest relsssus,s
from last employer f. FOEhSIE EN- 10
, cottage Pllcs YonSsrs-
I-SEFI-I. MAN-North of ireland. unie,
stands care ki-cheu garden. horses. cow, s,
poultry and general O1TN on sehle,11- 49,,
place. three wears hest refe-snce- AHo-e>'
J. e. r.. Rox - Tribune Office
TSEFI-I. MAN or COACHNAN--Sinsis
understands care horses. harness; %.
risgeS. walks lawns, willing. ooAsi,'s.
good references. country preferred -
dress NORWEGIAN % C'arroli-st-, br0OA
, lyu.
VALFT-Ry honest Young man. sINss.-
neat: sober. willing and oorging dlsposav
tinn good place reference, sultaois lo- 49,
one YOUNG, Box A.. l@+- BroaI"aS-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
WRINKLES: WRINKLES:

FRENCH WRINKLE STRAPS qlieNly
- ,,,,,--,,antIy remove them. set %
Srrans and tuIi instructions how 10 make
Nom al home. ~. postpaid, lady agelts can
earn - e. $40 a DAY. T. IA. HA" LIZ 10
rually ouly t2l5 B-oadw ay.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
,,ussnAKING AND MILLINERY.

nREsSNAN INU MD Hit4LLNf4Nt.
-,,,,,-sNIAKER= Competent; stylish. eN
iNll-ri'rrad cutter and tittsr. street. evening
,-ll'se4s. home or by the day city or coun
,r, references. R'HWEphER' "a West
SSth-st
,,u,asNiAKING ladies' tailoring. mill
~. 49, taught; positions guaranteed; grand
utiS paris patterns. very Frenchy. call
IlSl"r s i,Seek. M'DOWELL SCHOOL. 3lO-3lS
6th-aVe. -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

CAsT-OFr CLOTHING.
t1ruI.sT PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothing.
o., t,rsniug and Street Costumes. Jewelry
Srac Furs etc. Mr.. or Mrs. NAF-
TAI, 10 6th-ave. telephone LOIS n S>yh
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

r-OR SALF-Pot 65 acres surrounding gnderhll Home
L stead Tuckshoe, Y. frontage Central Park ave
suitable for high subdivision owner premises
~ 49, T. 3 UNDERHILLA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
SURE por INSECT POWDER.

SIRE POP INSD-T POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO MIL SGn -
ROACHES WATER BUGS, bEDhC % %
ETC ADOLPH ISAACSEN & SO->' W
EsLITON-ST y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
n,,sks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

noes BOARDED AND TRAINED.
;-l,>- WEARS experience. dogs trained and
,,ten care Of; best attention given tor
,.rTns write 70 LOUIS SINGER: cor seas-
u,icE-ave and Wolf-st-. Hlghprldse.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
c Thomas Surrogate Of the County of New York no
given psrs having claims against Alb
hott County OF New York. deceased
with vouchers thereof the subscriber
at his place OF ransacting business. No. Beekman
street thorough Manhattan IN the city of New York
the tenth day Of october next Dated New
York. second day OF April. 1901:
MORRIS E WEBER. Executor
JOHN wERBER. Attorney for Executor. Beekman
Street Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
- PTRSTANCE OF az ORDER MADE BY

HONORABLE JAMES A. O'GORMAN, one OF the
Justices Of the Supreme state Of New YORK:
in and for the County Of the 14th day or
given TO all the credltorS
ana persons having against Henry Marquand anu
Frank & Poor lately doing business in the Guy OF SW
York Manhattan. copartners under the urn
name Of & Company, TO present thelf
said claims with the vouchers thereof verified 10
the subscriber Frank Sullivan Smith. the duly appointed
Assignee of said Henry Marquand Company for the
beneht OF his office No ~ wan street
City Borough Of Manhattan OF or petoTe 'hr
20th day Of November 1901.
Dated. NeW-York. August 2lst. 1901
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH, Assignee
STRONG & CADWALADER Attorneys for the Assignee
40 Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
AVER. ROOFING e PAINT. co.

GE,srRAI. ROOFING Contractors and
Metal Painters. al work guaranteed ~
Maiden Lane. Telephone. ] .lS5 John
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28

IN pursuance OF an order OF Hon. Frank l.
Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of Che County of New York.
Notice is hereby having claims against
Gotieb F Weber II the County of New York. de
ceased 10 present with vouchers thereof to
The subscribers at their place business
the office Adolph Bloch ESQ. No 80 Nassau Street
in The CITY Of OTk Borough Of Manhattan. on or
before the first day cf March. 1902.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF August. 1901
JACOB JUNG,
NANNETTE BOERCKEI.
LOUISE MILLER.
Executors will testament Of Gottlieb F
ADOI.PH BLOCH 90 Nassau St. ATTY for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
Gonnirn properin for Sale.

LIENHC CRST.-FOr sale. finely located cottage, teIs
~ ocean, facing south; bedrooms afte7lah "ai
~ 'i"F' Address Box 2.OO3.
Alenhurst. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY.

ARTISTIC UPHOLsTHKING and attractive
t,rlrati5ns. FURNITURE made To order.
repaired rcmiodclled. polished or reAnished'
mattresses made and CARPETS at
tended 20: packing and shipping. WILL
IAN BIRSS 100 W.s, 3ftA-st-. broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
4 GUARANTEED. CURE.

FOR KIDNEY. Liver. Rheumatism and
MOOD Disease {. r kF-TCHAM. IA
East II.th. s-- stamp rar Book.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
MACHINERY,
PIANOS.
rugs FROM OLD CARPETS.

yOT-E old carpets made into rugs. Senl
postal for particulars HARLEM hCO'
co . 3G5 3G-ave.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
SAY NEGROES MUST LEAVE.
All Negroes Nat of Creek Blood
Warned to Leave Snpulpa,
1. T.-Trouble Feared.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. PA spe-
cial to the Star from Sapulpa, 1. T.,
says; A citizens committee has de-
cidcd that all negroes not of Creek
blood must leave Sapulpa by 3 p. m.
Monday next, and notices to this ef-
feet were posted around town. 1t is
said the committee is determined and
will enforce the order. The negroes
are meeting in groups on the streets,
discussing the order, and will prob
ably resist. A local banker has taken
up their cause. The committees orr
der is the result of an influx of ne
groes from other towns, and two
felonious assaults by disreputable ne
groes in the last two weeks.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
THE COMING YACHT RACES.
rock ii. the Long End
In the Betting.

New York, Aug. 24.-Professional
betting men are beginning to show a
keen interest in the coming interna-
tional yacht race, and some men who
are well known in the sporting world
are inclined to give the long end to
the Shamrock. One of the most prom
inent of these sporting men is quoted
as saying that the men who make
bets are Disguised with the trials Of
the American boats, and that those
with the bank rolls don't like tho
performances of the Constitution lie
has expressed the opinion that even
money bets on the race will prevail.
Another high authority of this class
says that he has found feeling and
sentiment in favor of the Shamrock,
and he cites one incident of a bet.
made by a Chicago man of 500 to
$50 that Sir Thomas Upton would
win.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
THE KAISER'S MOTHER.
Result of Her Efforts 10 "Refosm"
Germany According to the
English Model.

Empress Frederick DID not have a
happy life in Germany. She went over
to Germany from Eng land with a no.
ton that the Germans were a trifle
uncivilized, that they needed to be inn
proved, and that it was her duty to
apply to them curative dose of Eng
fish civilization. In way this was Mr..
Gladstone's view of Germany. He
knew both France and Italy well, and
for him the French and Italians were
the two European nations in which a
high civilization prevailed, says the
Hartford Courant.
As a matter of course the German
women, and particularly the Berlin
women, did not agree that they need
ed to be reformed according to the
English model. Empress Frederick,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
He Could Not Rally.

Atlantic City, n. j., Aug. 24.-Quar-
termaster Joseph Matthews, of tha
United States cruiser Newark, who
was married Friday to Miss Eva May
Saln, OF Camden, shortly before UNI
dergoing an operation, died at the
hospital here. Matthews had recently
returned from the Philippines. He
came here for n brief vacation, and
while bathing dived from the board
walk into two feet of water. His
head struck the sand, and his spine
was badly injured. Matthews was
engaged to marry Miss Saln, and on
being informed that he was not likely
TO survive the operation, he sent for
his fance and they were married.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
GRAND AND DIGNIFIED.
The Architecture Of the ST. Louis
worlds Fair VIII he Class teal,
DiGniHed and Grn-~.

Washington. Aug. EFT has been
architecture of the St. Louis Worlds
fair buildings will be rather severely
classical. Architects of national rep
utation who have discussed the de-
termination of the fair architects to
adopt the style indicated say il will
permit of the finest buildings ever
seen in the world, and the effect will
be digniiied and grand beyond any
thing that has ever before been at
tempted. The style of architecture is
that OF the treasury building here,
which is said by architects TO be one
of the most perfect buildings. archi-
testurally, in the world.
II is not true that the ST. Louis fair
buildings will be of the Italian or
free renaissance. The buildings at
Buffalo are of that order, but this is
a style lending itself to light treat
ment and gayets, rather than TO dig
nifty and permauence, such as will be
the aim at St. Louis. IL is generally
understood here that while the plan
Of the st. Louis architects does not
contemplate a court of honor, such
as was feature of the Chicago fair,
there will be a system of broad ave-
nues, fountains, cascades and wooded
retreats. The entire effect will, it is
believed, surpass what was done at
Chicago.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
It MAKES THEM UNEASY.
American Competition Worries the
Bankers and Manufacturers
of Europe.
BALANCE OF TRADE AGAINST THEM.
"They Perceive" Says Former sepa-
tor washburn, "That We Are just
Getting Ready"-The Power OF
American Reprisals Would BE
Terrible, Says London Outlook.

London, Aug. 24.-Former Senator
w. d. Washburn, of Minneapolis,
prior TO sailing for home on the
American line steamer St. Louis, said
to a representative of the press that
he had found considerable uneasiness
among the bankers and manufactur-
ers on the continent concerning
American competition.
They perceive" he added. that we
are just getting ready, and in no re-
spect is it likely they can beat us in
the future. How long can Europe
stand to pay balance of trade Of
$3.50, 100000 q year. after all our Sc.
curites are sent back? Some able con.
tinental observers to whom l put the
inquiry were unable to answer. They
fear us"
Commenting on the fantastic" idea
of commercial bond of the Eu.
ropean nations against the United
States, the Outlook says: "One might
as well try to hang a Venetian blind
over the sun as to try to exclude the
influence Of American industries from
the world. For one thing, Great
Britain would be no party to the
bond. For another, the power OF
American reprisals would be terrible.
Even now Germany is on the verge
of a struggle between classes, caused
by the proposed tariff. Under the
German tariff Austria would suffer
grievously. 1t is not easy to see how
countries which are at issue with
themselves and each other, and whose
fiscal arrangements excite class
against class, could agree on a policy
against a commerce competitor
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
LAWYERS ON A JAUNT.
Members of the American bar Assoc
citation Among the Mountains
OF Colorado.

Denver, Col, Aug. 24.-About 400
persons, members of the American
Bar association, relatives and friends
left Denver, Saturday morning, in a
special train on the Colorado & South
ern railroad to visit points of inter
est in the mountains.
The meeting of the association here
was attended by 81 members, and
was the largest meeting ever held.
The largest previous meeting was in
1896, when 276 members gathered, and
Lord Russells speech was feature.
The association has taken in 227 new
members while here, making 1,sO2 in
all, representing 80 states.
In accordance with custom, next
years meeting will be held at Sara
toga Springs, \. V, August ~, rs and
30.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29
NEW FUEL PUZZLES F. DER.
Product Recently Discovered Looks
like Wood aRa IL Found In
Vein Like Coal.

Out in Washington they have dis
covered new fuel which is believed
to be commercially valuable and
which cannot as yet be classified by
the scientists. This peculiar deposit
has been discovered near Asotin and
Lewiston. The product has a woody
fiber and burns with bright flame
like dry wood. There is on occasions
suffering as if there were oil in
the substance, but there is no book
on bitumens that treats of it in any
manner. Assayer Fassett says that
he has never seen or heard of sim.
liar substance. lie says that it ap.
pears to him like dried fungus, but
that if the reports sent him are cor.
rect his theory must be wrong. In
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29

ing, the overmen discovered a large
number of miners tools such as were
used some 300 years ago. The shovels
are all made of wood, some of them
being as good as the day they were
made; the picks and mells are iron,
the pinches are wood with iron
points. One of the operators stated
that there are huge blocks of coal
lying about all cut out with the pick,
so large as to puzzle the present day
collier now the old miners accom-
plished the task of cutting them out I;
the pick handles are of great thick
ness, approaching almost to the
thickness of props used for support
ing the roof at the present time.
There is tradition that the old mine
vas flooded, causing the death of
many of the miners. and the condi-
tions of the mine and the fact of so
many tools lying about the seams
point to the truth of the story.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-08-29

as he can outstrip the swiftest ships
apparently without effort, swimming
and playing around them and ever on
the lookout for prey. Any human be-
ing falling overheard in shark-fre-
quented waters has very little chance
of escape, so rapid is the action of the
shark, the monster of the deep. The
dolphin, another fast-swimming fish
a near relative of the whales credit
ed with a speed of considerably over 20
miles an hour. For short distances
the salmon can outstrip every other
fish, accomplishing its 25 miles an hour
with ease. The Spanish mackerel is
one of the fastest of food fishes and
cuts the water like a yacht. Preda-
tory fish are generally the fastest
swimmers.