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The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
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There was a slight lire ycster-
day morning 10 the home Of Samuel
Collision, al No. 409 Union street.
caused by a defective hue. The
flames we're extinguished by the
chemical engine Of the Water Witch
Fire Company.
Now that Southern fruits and
vegetables are being shipped the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has put its perlshable freight trains
in service.
The funeral of the late William
Lewis Dl,worth took place yester.
dap IRON his late residence near
Centrevllle. The intcrment was at
Old Kennett Burylng Ground.
Architect William r. Brinckle is
preparing Tor an addition to the
Home for Aged Women at Gi!pin
avenue and Harrison street. which
will add about Is rooms 10 the in.
stitutlou.
The junior members Of the Young
Mems Christian Association on
Saturday elected the following Off
GERS: President. William Butz; vice
president, William Turner: sesre-
tary. Lesley Thornt0n; treasurer,
Ennal Il. Berl.
Mrs. Frederick E. Bach with her
children. has arrived from Cuba.
aud will be followed by her hus-
band later.
The cleariugs oflthe city's banks
lars. This shows healthy state
OF business in Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
KYRLE BELLEW.

Mr.. Kyrle Bellew is the author,
amongst other plays, oi "Heor and
Loander,' "Yvonue,' "Charlotte
Gorday,' "Francitton,' adapted
from Dumas, and an adaptation, the
best yet made perhaps and played
with great success by Mrs. Potter,
OF Sardou's "La Tosca.' Oscar
Wilde al the time Of his death was
at work upon play for Mr.. Bellcw,
the plot OF which, it is claimed, was
afterwards used for "Mr. and Mrs.
Davenlry,' and produced in the
English metropolis. -Four plays by
Mr.. Bellew have been produced in
London, aud two 10 America, the
latter "Charlo.te Corday" and
"Francitton. lie comes to the
Opera House next Monday night
ic "a Gentleman Of France.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
ONE CENT.
fOUNTY TAXPAYERS TAKE
~ NOVJCF Tho fol1owino

HOUNTY TAXPAYERS TAKE
~ NOTICE - The following
resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court of New Castle county,
March 18th, 1902:
"Nhereas, There appears on
the books OF the receiver of taxes
a large amount OF county and poor
taxes outstanding for the years
1899, 1900, 1901, and
"Whereas, As the Levy Court
of New Castle comfy needs the
money, said taxes for current ex-
penses, therefore be it
"Resolved, That the said re-
ceiver of taxes be instructed and
directed to proceed to sell all
properties on which Delinquent
tax remains unpaid after April
18th, 1902"
All persons owing tax for years
included in the above resolution
must pay the same on II before
April 18th, 1902, or the proper
ties will be advertised for sale.
The additional costs of the sale
must be paid after that date.
HORACE Ct. RETTEW,
m2O-24t Receiver of Taxes.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Criminal LAWYER A Arrested

Cumberland, Md, April 13.-Rob.
ert A.. Dick. a prominent lawyer, for
merly of this city, but now mem ber
OF the Bar o. the District CT Co,um.
bia, is under arrest here on a charge
Of false prctense. He was retained as
counsel in murder case, and it is
alleged had note cashed for 81 90
on which credit Of $40 should have
been given.
An attempt was made here last
summer to have Dick disbarred. lie
acted as his own counsel, but later
located in Washington, when the
proceedings were dropped.
Dicks counsel for the National
Ex-Slave Mutual Relief Bounty Pen.
sion Association and is noted crlm;.
raj lawyer. lie once defended Pat
Grove. Of Omaha. He was arrested
while in the city on business. lie
denies the charge.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Boy Blows Out His d. aims

CarrolIton, Ry.. April l3 - Elliot
Lawrence, 10 years old. being locked
in room to-day by his parents as
punishment, went to. his brother s
pocket took a revolver and blew out
his brains.
The boy had slipped away from
school, aud his mother had forbidden
him going out OF the house during
the afternoon. lie took his sentence
quietly, and the pIsto: shot was tho
final message OF his rebellion against
the sentence,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

A woman in q country town in Illinois
after trying many advert ed ''Onic,' in
vain, 1t is said, has written tho following
testimonial to her druggist who Is boonl-
ing Vinol:
"Dear Sir Before taking Vinol l was
too weak to spank the baby. have tax
eli three bottles and now | can lick my
husband. Heaven bless you"
The Ninol agency IN Wilmington Is N .
B. Danforth's drug store Market aui
SccOuu streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Revival Services

The Rev. j. Wesley Sullivan, OF
Philadcl plla. will preach every even.
IN, of this week, in the North Bap.
tist Church, Delaware Avenue and
Lincoln Streets. A big revival SER
vices has been going on last week
and will be continued this week. Mr..
Sullivan is a speaker Of considerable
ability, and is a former Wilmington
boy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Shot In Quarrel Over Olrl

West Chester, Pa, April IS.
Shortly after 2 o'clock this
morning John Hinson, colored
staggered into police headquar-
tcrs and declared that he had
been shot in the stomach by
George johnson, another color
ed man. He was taken to the
hospital, where the ball was
probed for and found in his
back, having passed completely
through his stomach. His
death is said to be a question
of only short time
TO Chief of Police Jefleris
the wounded man said that he
had met johnson on East Mar
ket street and became involved
in a discussion over a girl,
when the latter, without warm
ing, shot him. johnson then
fled. The authorities have not
yet been able to capture him.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Collar Button k,iie 4 HI m.

West Chester, p. April la-
Arthur Grant. aged q, was lound
dead this evening, lying 10 pic
mic wogon. at the stables OF vii.
liam Corcoran, on South Darling.
ton street.
An invcstig ton showed that he
had been choked by his collar but.
ton which was pressed deep into
his throat BY the peculiar manner
in which he was lying,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Club officers.

The Wilmington Club on Saturday
evening re elected Levi c. Bird presi.
dent. The old board of directors we're
also reelected. The other officers OF
the organization are lelectcd by the
directors.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
WILMINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL H. 1902
Delaware Co nfe renee Ends.

Germantown. "a, April 14.- Dur
ing the day services were held ir
Jane s Church, the Y. NJ. G. A. builo
Ing and the First Methodist Episco
pal Church. Bishop S. M. Merrill of
Chicago, who is presiding at the con-
ference, delivered the annual sermon
in the morning at the Y. M. G. A.
building. In the afternoon he was
assisted in the ordination ceremony
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church by Bishop Cyrus D. Foss.
The following were ordained as ell
ders or deacons: c. A. Norwood, VIII.
mington, DEL, F. A. Cullen, Catlin,
Nd; E. H. Hargis. Atlantic City, N.
j., J. S. Parker, Philadelphia. L. T.
Fields, Marydel, DEL, G. r. Hollis,
Militota, Md; W. A. Hubbard, Skip
ton, Nd; J. W. Bolden, Wedgeon,
Md, S. S. jolly, Philadelphia; Emery
Nichols, parsonburg, MI; L. e.
Rogers. Millington, Del; G. W. Da.
mons, Dover; J. IS. Davies, Whitman,
Md.
The presiding elders are L. Y. Cox
Cambridge; A. II. Shockley. Pbila
delphia; J. II. Waters, Salisbury;
J, H, Nutter, Wilmington.
Bishop Merrill last evening an.
nounced the following appointments
OF pastors for the coming year:
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT.
A,reys-D. w. Martin.
Beckwi:h-T. II. Winters.
Berlin--N. B. Snowden; Berlin
Circuit, A. W. Low Der.
= Bridegeville, Dell. T. Robb ins.
Cambridge-A. l.. Martin: Cam.
bridge Circuit, J. N Winters; Cam.
bridge Mission. r. T.. Burley.
Church Creek-W. e. Bowland.
Crepo-J. II. Cooper.
East Newmarket-A. +. EnnelS.
Federalsburg-W. J. Wilson.
Frankford, Del.-R. Johns.
Harrington, Del. Charles Earl,
Herlock-C. J. Hall.
Laurel, Del. Il. Emsley.
Lewes, Del.-p. W. Price.
Lincoln, Del. &C. l. Anderson.
Linkwood and Vienna-L. +. Tol-
son.
Madison-C. II. Green.
MardelIa Springs-G. W. Downs.
Milford--W. l. Bean.
Milton--W. G. Best.
Nassau and Rchobotll-F. L. Lee.
Seaford Cjrcuit-T. w. Cooper.
Preston-Jsmes Wilmington.
Wahleyville--W. j. Hudson.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
Barclay. II. Hayward.
Catlin.-S. I. Parker.
ChesterviIle-G i. Lowber.
Chesswell-W. II. Turner.
Christiana and Hockessin-- Joseph
Brown.
g.. Delaware City and Kirkwood-E.
Parker.
Crumpton.-,T. Z. A. Griggsby.
Dover, j. II. Johnson, Dover dis
cult, d. r. Dunn.
Calena-C. W. Moore.
Marydcl, Del.--G. T. Fields.
Midd'etown--J. r, Brown.
Millington-C. S. Sprigg.
New CaStle-J. u. Webb.
Ncwport-A. Wallace.
Odessa. c. Banton.
Port Deposits. L. Maloney.
Sassafras-l. Fl. Johnson.
Smyrna-W. J. L. Hughes.
TOwnScnd-J. X. Adams
Wilmington Ezion, p. O'Donnell;
Mt. JOY, II. r. Johnson: Haven, r.
WatreS.
St. Georges and Point Pin to he
supplied.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.

Creston Clarke comes tothe Opera
House next Thursday night "A Wo-
man Keeps Secret" a four-act
comsdy. adapted by Creston Clarke
from one Of the old plays,which was
written to please the Garrick era.
The work has been condensed and
framed to The requirement o. the
modern school, aud abounds in hum
orCus situations and clever lines
from curtain 10 curtain. The play
is located in Spain, about 200 years
ago. and deals with the love OF u
Spanish Grandee OF the old school,
one Don Felix del Sylvestra.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Slew Himself Because Amt is III.

Easton, Pa, April l3. l3.-Worrying
over the condition Of his aged aunt,
who is seriously Iill Of heart disease.
Arthur L. Evans, aged 2l, took poison
last night and died soon afterward.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE NEW WORKERS.

Dan Daily, the comedian who oc-
cupies distinctive place among all
hunorists Of his class. will appear
at the Grand Opera House tonight
in another one of these we'll cast,
we'll dressed, beautifully mounted
George W. Lederer's musical CON.
edy productions, entitled "The New
Workers.. Besides the star the
cast contains the names OF Is favor.
itesin this class OF entertainment,
the most prominent being Rose Beu
mont, Anna Laughlin. 1dalene Cot
ton. LaurasClen.ent. George Schill-
er, William Gould, Charles Evans,
William Cameron, Frank Tannehlll.
Nick~Lony and Frank Harrington.
'The New Workers" is the com.
bined work of Glen Marlborough,
George V. Hobart aud Ludwig
Englander. and scored one of the
pronounced successes Of the present
season at he Herald Square The.
atre, New York, for four months
and was seen in Philadelphia Tor
SO nights. 1t is described as being
that class Of entertain ment exploit
ed with a view to awaken laughter
by it wit. to please the ear by its
tuneful and catchy music and to
delight the eye by its pretty chorus
elaborate costumes and artistically
beautiful scenic investure. The
vehicle. it is said, fits Mr.. DAILY in
a degree much better than any
thing he has been seen in. 1t ls
sort OF vaudeville which has mirth
and music galore running through
its two acts. The book ls said 10
be a modern lot Of fur, we'll propor-
toned off with good singing num-
bers, some of which have been in
terpolated without marring the
pleaAug quality ofthe performance.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
THE SAVOY

Chelsea. Atlantic City, N. J.
Directly on tho beach. Sun parlor Hot
and ccld water in every room. Sen water in
all bath rooms. Steam heat. Write for
booklet ite,lucel rates for entire sprias
season. Booklet s. NJ, HANLEY
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

X. &. Massey has been appointed
supervisor Ct Division No. 2, 10 sue
coed Gamble Latrobe who has
been appointed to the position Of
assistant engineer ot the Delaware
disisi on.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

N4 y. TI y. A. uospe' HHseI'"s'
!, Rev. Il. II. Adams addres>e d
the Y NJ. e. A. gospel meeting
yesterday afternoon on the sub
feet, "Firmuess Necessary tc
Character"
In the beginning DR.. Adams said
that every person brought into
this world was brought here for a
purpose. Continuing along this
line he said, we are the children OF
God and that pledges and vows are
necessary, Tor they have much tc
do with our success in life.
+ ..When one makes vow.' DR..
adams said. sit is sure indication
Aha. he is concen.ratin. upon some
object with view 10 betterlns his
Eouaition. iu conclusion, he SAID
tha, the ma ajority OF men or women
who had fallen by the waysde
were those who had never made
vows 10 God.
il Rev. Il. B. Short will preach al
thc Y. NJ. G. y. on Sunday after
moon rcxt aud his subject will be
h.ySorse than Death. -
i At the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. yes.
teraay afternoon there vas a spec
ial song service by the railroad
choir. The attendance was large
and much interest manifested.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
ALARMED I!

ALAkM CLOCKS. have to-getup kind. ring
ID minutes or repeat a!aIln every few Sec.
onda tor !. an hour: guaranteed
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN REPAIR.
I'M WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY-I, L.
THOMAS.
d & A Pho ne S30 A.
Harry E. Thomas 4 Co., 509Market st.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
Prohibition AiIla nee

TIE Wilmington Prohibition Allia-
nee, will hold meeting this evening
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. An interest
Ing program has been prepared Ter
the occasion.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
WALLER ACQUITTED.
Major Of Marines Charged
With Murder in Samar.
MANILA COURT STOOD II TO z.
Merchants of q Lu2On Town Pray
For Stay Of American Troops.
The Cholera situation IL More
Alarming - Many Deaths.

For Stay of American Troops.
The Cholera situation Is More
Alarming - Many Deaths.
MANILA. April 14.-Major Littleton
W. r.. Waller of the marine corps has
been acquitted. He was tried by court
martial on the charge Of killing natives
of the island of Samar without trial.
The court stood II to 2 for Major Wal
ler's acquittal.
The merchants Of Lagoney, in South
Camarines province, Luzon, have sent
cable message to General Chaffee
praying that the American troops be
not withdrawn from Lagoney. The
merchants declare that they are unani-
mously of the opinion that if they are
deprived of the protection Of the mill.
tary they will become victims of the
lawless element at the cost of their
lives and property. They say that if
the American troops leave the town the
enemy could reduce the food supply Of
the inhabitants and retard the advance
Of the soldiers coming to their rescue
and that such action would lead to
irreparable damage. The merchants Of
Lagoney declare the local police to be
insufficient to guarantee order. This IL
proved. they say, by the fact that the
detacLlnents OF American troops have
been withdrawn from the neighboring
towns Of Goa, Tigaon and Sangay and
that the local police have been unable
to suppress the assaults, rObberies, as
sassinations and forced contributions
by gangs of the rccalcitrant element lii
the neighborhood.
The cholera situation in Manila con-
tinues much the same but the condi-
tions in the provinces are becoming
alarming. The total Of cholera cases in
Manila up to date is 245, while there
have been 1872 deaths from the disease.
In the provinces there have been Alb
cases and 31S deaths.
The United States army transport
Grant while on her way to Samar is
land put into Legaspi, in southern LII
zon having on board a tcamster who
had the cholera. At Iegaspi the Grant
asked for assistance but she was
placed in quarantine for. five days. AS
the Grants supplies of water, food
and coal were limited, She decided to
return to Manila, The teamster died Of
the disease.
-Four Americans have been attacked
with cholera in Manila, and one of
them died.
E, The special meetings now in pro-
grcss at Alliance Hall, 6lO Adams
street opened yesterday with a good
attendance and deep interest.
Services will be held al the week
afternoon and evening, with an all
day meeting on Thursday.
Mr., GRAY, the evangelist conducting
these meetings is Il ''full Gospel
preacher aud speaks with an earnest
ness and power that brings convic-
ticn. Come and hear him. Hours
of services 30 and 1885 p. m.
Brazilian Balm kills every grip germ
Saves lungs and kidneys, Soc and $l.00.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

ITOE SALE--THAr NEW ARD BESrIsA
IL bic residence No. sli Broome strest; for
terms apply t"James h. liotfecker, Jr., Law
Building, Wiz. Del. il cod II
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

L'OH SALE A g itEAT BARGAIN 10
II close an estatc. u two story brici stors
and dwelling at the y. l. Cor. b Il Heatd st.
Apply to ". A. Huklll. Bayard Building,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

N OTICE-AlllS. HANNAH NJ. PARKER
~ hns removed her cuppng and leechin,
Office FROM luj l.. md street to lOW WasLiu &.
ton street. Your patronage solicited.
mnj- -imeod'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

lI'OR ShSE CHEAP--A soUTHDoWN
~ buck years Old, fine breeder, in SPLEEN
did condition. +. Il. Hoffecser. ssi5 Market
street. al go SD 2tW
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
AVON INN

Near beach. Virginia avenue.
Sun pariors. baths elevator. steam heat
0becial Easter rates. $40 por week up.
JAMES l.. SMITH.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

LNoH SALE-EUCHRE WINDMILL Ann
~ taali in perfuct Order having city water
viii sell cheap. Apply 81. King street.
ml2-im'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

~ ANTED- -FIR>TULASs DKESSMAk Eis
w capable OF superintendn; maxim. OF
skirts; must be able to cut and iii. Apply
with reference - Il H. Scott. 3lI Market st.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

L'OR SALE -rOUR EE1FENS | SPRING.
II ing ant II fine dri wing mnre. Apply at
Todd's farm, 3l,t aud Market streets
ag-3l-
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

NARPEr GhEANING PHOMPr SER.
~ vice; feathers reno waited. lie I'd q iAuy
lpJ: Orange street. Dci. 81. L. & A. l187 A.
NIL l4-eollm
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

\NIANTED - A Girl For GENERA AL
w housework. Apply g.! Franklin street
alt 3t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

WANTED - WOMAN FOR GENERAL
W houscwOrk in country, npat Wliminyt OH
inquire of Harry Emnons, 9th and Market
streets. m2Ft
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
FOR Salt.

EOn SALE--FOn WANT OF USE, coon
! work Or living EorSe. Apply to !. J.
Ector, Greenbauk tlourmlls. ula.3t*
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

WANTED SECOND II AND FURNITURE
w We buy carpet. stoves. entire house,
or part, also good cast off clothing. Cali oL
send postal card to Alahon DlJI. so. Kin.
street. Delin. phone l!sa. y u A; l6J A,
f4-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

POAEDING AND LODGING LUNCH
- cate. Mys Kate Bos!lck, aOJ W. 8th St
as lm*
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14
CASES In
CITY COURT

Before Judge Cochra 40 10 the Mu-
,nicipal Court this morning there
were eight cases on The docket.
crhe 6rst two cases were rated at
Sl each for drunkenness. Richard
Elliott aud Isaac Taylor. colored,
we,s charged with acting ln a dis
orderly manner. They were ar
rested on Saturday night for fight
Jog on the street. The line was
k5 and costs in each case.
! Rachel Johnson aud Annie
Green. colorcd, were charged with
corner lounging. They were fined
b3 and costs.
I James Con aghan was charged
With discharging a revolver and
carrying 4 concealed deadly
weapon. The charges were dis
missed.
| Joseph Lucas was charged with
being a runaway boy. He was
burned over to Agent Stout. Lucas
10 from Anne Arundel county, Nd.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

r ADlEs-OUR HARMLESS REMEDY FOt
- delayed or suppressed Period; cannot
fall Trial fre:. Paris Chemical Co, Miiwau
krc. Wis MD =! - 10 r.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

L'OR RENI--9 ROOM HOUSE. ADJOINING
IL town of Newport good garden on the
trolley iin-. App y to A. X. Taylor, El,mers
T. q. al
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

\NANTED-A WOMAN WITH A CHILD
w to go to III, country for housework;
a young white woman wants place for
chamber work in IL no ell or boarding house;
Will Intelligence office PA West Fourth st,
a!5.t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

WAMN.Tnn,psrA pns. IEsG GA ( SAhfiaaG ar iaSt
Of Market street b. id.,. al!2t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

yNyANTED-A LADY SCHOOL TEACHER
wv to teach school i'll Mill Creek Id, Dis
trict No. %. address j. W. Worral'. New.
ark, Del. al2'l2tt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

WANTED GOOD PLACES READY rOt
w cooks chambermaids. anil nurse girls
So and 81 per W eek; girl tor housework to
60 to TT. Delaware; a lady with chll d to
telisence Office, No. PA West 4Ih street.
ala
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

I. or SAIE--iO CART IN GOOD ORDER
L AT Gl5 Adams street ml4-tt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

\Al NM Ef- HELP FUHNlShnD FO:; no
w hiH. restaurants aud private 1TninH
sHEntthoticc. ADpiy htNi!Mhstoa !nsstt
Vitt Office, 2ll ". Attn htreet. M-5H
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

CTORaGE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER
~ goods In separate apartments under lock
and key at iehsonable rates 5Ui Market ST, ,
second floor; upply AT store al
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

NJ OTIrE-THE DANCING school. AT
IN Walnut Hal. 9Th and Walnut strests
has ssen w De en Eu
Prof, A. RosSiter Glasses every Monday and
Friday evenings. Sorables Tuesdays and
Saturdays Good mus'r will be furnished,
Persons wishing instructio will apply 10 II.
V. Robinson, 70. 900 Poplar street nll.3t
1UVEENOI'S BLAND, \. Y. H. March
" II, 1907 Sealed proposal in tripica,e
for furnishing fuel ,cquiA ell IN Dept. OF the
East during fiscal year ending June 80. 1905
will be received here and at posts and stations
indicated in instructions issued hereunder
right to reject or accept any or all prop osals
or any part thereof. Information furn IL h,l
on apple .tion. Envelopes containing propD..
ais vii, he endorsed Proposal, for t'Iti at
-. JOHN SIMPSON, A. q. N. q.
mil Is ~ !0alI u
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

UlGAR statesmen WANTED, EXPEKI.
~ euce unnecessary, good pay emanuel
u Co., Station J, Iscw York. 40 L.! 10 2G.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-14

w ANTED CARPETS 10 CLEAN.
w Prompt service. Ei.liD IL LANG.
Demarvia phoue Sax 100! orange street.
L. e. A. 1887 ID .nl426t
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-19
The Big Four.

This week II. l.. Harris came 10 from
the mining claim owned by the Big
-Four syndicate, in the Secret Pass
country, and brought with him many
mples from the claims now under ex
ploltation. A sample across an eight
foot vein at depth of thirty five feet
gave return of l65 gold. A two foot
streak in one of the claims ran over
zoos to the ton. Messrs. Lovin, Red
man, Harris and another gentlemen are
the owners of the property. They
have been hard at work on the mines
since the first of the year aud have
made good progress in development
The veins are large and accessible from
this side of the Blue Ridge range
Several men were taken from this
place to work on the mines and work
hereafter will be pushed ahead with
great rapidity. Mr.. Harris stated that
many tlattering offers have been made
for the claims, but so far all offers
have been refused.