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New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
SWIM MING.

RECORD FOR FORTY TARDs BROKEN.
Chicago Feb. 1.-THE aquatic record for forty
yards was broken at the SpOrtsmans Show last
night by three-ffths of a second. William Tuttle.
OF the Illinois Naval Militia covered the distance In
23's seconds lowering the American record. which
was held by Schaefrer of Philadelphia. TuttIe was
racing with Frank Kehoe. Results follow:
Plunge for dIstance-George weiand, Central Y. NJ g
A. first D. II. Bratton knckerboCker \. G.
New York second. as II. in.
Five hundred yard race scratchl-Howard s Gore
OLYMPIA club Francisco first: Joseph W. Spencer.
Columbia University. second. Time. 100.
-hundredyar novice raCeFirst heat. H. SanbOru.
Lewis Institute. tied T Dwyer, Columbia University.
Time I1T Second heat Sanborn defeated Dwyer. Time
l:tSAS.
Water polo-FOmestead Club Pittsburg defeated the
Armour Institute Alumni and o. by a score OF to o
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
BASEBALL.
CORNELL'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

IBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Ithaca. y. Y, Feb. 4.-Manager Kinney. OF the
Cornell baseball team. announced the schedule
for 1902 this afternoon. 1t is pnuch like that Of
last year There are twenty-nine games. including
Harvard, Holy Cross. Brown and Williams an
Eastern trip. "he Williams game is an innovation.
as is the game with Clemson College on the South
ern trip. The Southern trip will be a week earlier
than last year, and there will be no outdoor prac-
tce for il. The schedule follows:
March 2s. Davidson College at Charlotte " c;
% vacant; March 81. Mercer College at Macon. Ca :.
April l. University Of Georgia Athens Ca; April
Georgia School Of Technology Atlanta. Ga; April g.
Clemson College at Clemson 8 c; April Uni
versty Greenvile ). G; April University North
Carolina Chapel Hl. N c. April University vir
gnia Charlottesville Va ApH-f Georgetown Univer-
sity Washington April United states Naval Academy
Annapolis: April IL. University Rochester
April 10. Colgate University Ithaca; April COlum
ba University at Ithaca April 30 Princeton University
AT Princeton; May l. Fordham College Fordham May
2 Lehigh University at South Bethlehem Penn; May 3.
University Of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia May 10.
Princeton University at Ithaca: MAY IL University Of
Michigan Ithaca May -. University of Pennsylvania
at Ithaca May 2s. Harvard University az Cambridge
May 20 Holy College Worcester. Mass; May 80,
Brown University at Providence May 81 Williams Col
lege Wliamstown IL Obe-ln College Oberin;
June 13 University Michigan Arbor: June H.
University Of Michigan Detroit; June IL, Alumni
varsity game at Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
CHAMPION PENNANT-TEN MILES
THE WIZARD WINS TWO RACES.

Red Bank y. j., Feb. a (SpecaD.-Ten third
class ice yachts OF the North Shrewsbury Club
sailed race this afternoon for a silver cup, the
first heat for which yesterday by George
]. Gnig's Wizard. There added interest to
the race because the Georgie was to sail against
the Ginig boat The CieOrgie sailed by Captain
Charles Irwin. her owner. who sailed the Dread
naught PouEhkeepsie yesterday. The George
was ahead the third lap. when her rigging broke.
which lost her the race The race by the
Wizard in O:22:10 The Mistra finished second. the
Witch third. the TyphOOn fourth and the George
NTH.
The Wizard also pePnant race. sailing the
ten miles in twenty-SiN minutes In this the
Witch was second the George third and the Mis-
vase the George winning the prize. Her time
minutes. Tomorrow the third class boats will
sail for two silver prizes given by Mr.. Gillig.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
PLAN FOR NEW BROOKLYN PARK

Albany. Feb. l4.-Assembyman Langhorst has in
troduced bill transferring jurisdiction over lands
in the Thirteenth Ward Borough OF Brooklyn.
from the commissioners of the New-York and
Brooklyn Bridge 10 the Park Commission of the
city of New-York. The Park Commission is to lay
out the land and maintain the same part of
the general park system Of the city. The land
transferred is described is follows: Westerly of
Bedford-ave.. eastery of Kent-ave., southerly Of
South Fifth-st and uorthery Of South SlXth-St Its
construction maintenance or operation is not 10
interfere I'm any way with the operation of the
BROOKLYN Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
Sports ,y Z !
DpoRTSrleN'
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

HoCKEY-Yale vs.. Harvard St Nicholas Rink, Sis
SIX DAY RACE.-Sx day go as you please race
Madison Square
BILLlARDS.-Class a. Amateur Athletic Union tourna
rpent knickerbocker Athletic Club, afternoon and
evening.
GOLF--Match play and medal play. handicap. Wegt
chester Golf Club
LAWN TENNIs-Jnlted States Lawn Tennis Assoca-
tion meeting, Waldorf Astoria.
- " MINING New-York Athletic Club contest, p. m
AIHLF,Tl TlCS.-Cniversty Of Pennsylvania college
Philadelphia; fifth annual indoor De Witt
clinton High School Athletic Association, Sth Rcgi-
ment Armory p. m.
BASKETBAII.-D Dartmouth Hanover
y H; Princeton Pratt Institute. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
BROOKLYN WATER SUPPLY.
BILL TO ALLOW CITY TO USE SUFFOLK
COUNTY PONDS.

COUNTY PONDS
Albany Feb a (SpeciaD No bills INTRO
duced In the Senate to-day. and only few OF IN
terest in the Assembly.
The most important bill presented TO the lower
house that Of Assemblyman Morgan. repeal
ing the Burr law of 1896 prohibiting the city OF
Brooklyn from taking water for its reservoirs and
mains from the streams and ponds OF Suffolk
County. The Borough OF Brooklyn is threat
ened with water famine. and the authorities OF
New-York think that water should be obtained in
Suffolk County. where It is alleged TO be running
to waste. Mr.. Dougherty. the Commissioner OF Water
Supply, favors Mr.. Morgan's bill
is believed that Senator Mckinney and the
two Assemblymen Of Suffolk County will strenu-
ously oppose the repeal OF the Burr law and will
argue that the population of Suffolk County need
all the fresh water available in that county. A
conflict Of some bitterness between the voters OF
Suffolk County and those of Kings County is sure
to follow.
Assemblyman Graeff. of Essex County. who owns
100 acre farm there and has valuable herds of
cattle. presented bill to-day which says:
Neat cattle shall not be imported into this State
for dairy or breeding purposes unless they in
a healthy condition. The person importing or caus-
ing such cattle to be imported shall present to the
person 10 WhOm they are delivered certificate
that such cattle are in a healthy condition. and
the commissioner of Agriculture. Such certificate
shall be signed and executed by the practitioner of
veterinary medicine and surgery duly authorized
licensed TO practise In accordance with the laws of
the state from which such cattle are imported.
Assembyman Ross presented a bin amending
the law relating wills by adding the following
section:
No person having a husband, wife or child or
parent shall by his her last will and testa-
husband, wife child or parent who made an am
davit or testified in legal action proceeding
for separation or divorce begun prosecuted
against him or her.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
NO COMPROMISE. SAYS Mr.. JOHNSON.

Chicago. Feb H-Ban Johnson, president of the
American League to-day stated that the American
League will not abide by the compromise rules
adopted a recent conference of owners In Buff
falo Mr. Johnson said; "Since Jim Hart admits
the failure of the rules to meet expectations, we
viii make our own rules and publish our own
guidebook free There will be further attempt
to harmonize the playing rules
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
THE MONTE CARLO TOURNAMENT.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 14.-This morning the chess
masters began the eighth round of the International
tournament. When the adjournment was made at
o'clock this afternoon the following results mad
been recorded:
Tschigorin had disposed of Mortimer. Schlechter
had beaten Napier and JanOwski had defeated
POpel -
In the afternoon sitting Mason beat Reggie. Mar
shall lost 10 Ciunsberg Wolf dOwned Marco and
MarocZy and Techmann and ScheVe and Tarrasch
adjourned their respective games Maroczy and
Tarrasch. however. had the better positions Tbs
record o follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
WORLD
SHREWSBURY CLUB RACES.

Long Branch. n. j., Feb. "a (SpeciaD--Ice yacht
ing was again In popular favor this afternoon. two
races being sailed by the Shrewsbury Club w A
Seamans Harold and J. +. Green's Eagle divided
honors the former winning he championship and
the latter the twenty-four hour pennant. The
Shrewsbury Club received word this afternoon that
the for Interstate Cup would be sailed
between the home clubs and the North Shrewsbury
Club Tuesday afternoon. on that occasion
Maurice Wood and his partner. Peter Sinnirud, will
skating races, The
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15

Nuloerry-st., who had been employed extra
driver. He asserts that he paid 81 a week for the
month Of October last to Pasquale Dinsresque. Of
NO 81 Crosby-st. for holding his position. A SINH
lar affidavit is made by Rosario Farino OF No %
MuIoeTry-st.. he alleging that he has paid s.
month to be kept the rolls. Supporting these
aI1davitS is one from DinaresQue. in which he
knowlcdSes receiving the money. and asserts that
ne paid IL TO Wilson keep the drivers in their
positions
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
SAY THEY PAID TO KEEP JOBS.
sTREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT STABLE
CLERK CHARGED WITH RECEIV-
ING THE MONEY

James H. Wilson, stable clerk employed by the
s'feei Cleaning Department in the Second District
station .. No. a Hamilton-st.. arraigned in
Nentre-st court yesterday a charge of accept
'Ng money for keeping extra drivers He was re-
tnanaed until next Monday. being released 81 600
hail
me charge Is supported by number OF affidavits
among them ono from Antonio Dialto, of No. ll5
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
THE GAME AT COLUMBIA.

Columbias freshman hockey team was defeated
in a one-sided game yesterday by the Hackley
School OF Tarrytown. The match was played at
Tarrytow: and resulted in a victory for the school
bows by the of s to o. Columbias varsity
hockey team will play the Cold Springs team at
SnringS this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
WILLIAM i. ARKELL RESIGNS.

AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS HE GIVES Up THE PRF2sT-
DENCY OF THE JUDGE COMPANY.
William j. ArkelI. who for the last fifteen years
has been president of the Judge Company, has
resigned that position. and also his membership
IN the executive committee. I'm order that he may
devote his time to his increasing outside business
interests which of late have required much of his
attention. He still rem aims member of the board
of directors.
Austin b. Fletcher. chairman of the executive
committee has been chosen president of the com
many and has entered upon the discharge of his
duties Mr. Fletcher is well known attorney or
This citv who became connected with the Judge
Company as the representative OF a number of
Eastern banks several years ago. He will exercise
s11narvision over the affairs of Judge and Les
lies Weekly and the collateral publications or
the company. and will continue his law practice
also
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
MORE PAY FOR STREET CLEANERS.

Albany. Feb. a (SpecaD.-Assemblyman Burns
of New-York presented bill to-day providing that
the sweepers. drivers and hosters of the Street
Cleaning Department of New-York shall receive
additional compensation for labor performed by
them in excess Of forty-eiSht hours In any one
week at pro rata rate for each hour in excess
of such forty eight hours.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
FENCING.


Ithaca. y y, Feb. 14-Corners fencing team
defeated Columbia tonight by the score Of to 3
The bouts were follows
thurman oF Cornell defeated Gearn. ~ Colurbis Z
Clark ~ Columbia defeated Frtck OF cornell: bount
nf cornell Lawrence OF Columbia; Blolr a
re1ted CLARK Fc defeated Geartn Laurence Geteatef
BOWMAN. Frck defeated Lawrence. Bowman defeated
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
BR0OkLrN BAsEBALL CLUB OFFICERS.

The Brooklyn Baseball Club held its annual meet
ing yesterday in the Offices Of A. c. Wall No. Ex
change Place, Jersey City, and elected the follow
ing officers for the year: Charles Il Ebbets presi-
urer: II. r. Won der Horst, secretary and Edward
Hanlon manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
Au1iiou Sale.
THE SALE Of THE SEASON,

MARQUIS GEO. DE saHIB OF ALEPPO HAS
HONORED MIR j. HATFIELD MORTON WITTY
INSTRU CTIONS TO DISPOSE OF. At PUBLIC
AUCTION, ALI. OF HIS VALUABLE AND RARE
FURNISHINGS. HE HAVING BEEN GREAT
TRAVELLER THRoUGHOUT EUROPE AND
THE ORIENT. ALSO An ENPERT AND CON-
NOIsSEUR. AND a LONG RESIDENT OF LON
DON. ENGLAND. HIS COLLECTION Is UN-
QU ESTIONABLE. INVALUA AND RARE
I beg to will at Public Auction
Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday Feb 70.
SaesroOus q
O'Clock = NJ. the effects Of he Marquis de SshfS
% and in old Dinins-Roo,,
Dutch Marqueterie Library Rsi-Rooun suite.
complete Louis ~ Drawing Room Effects A large col
Of china. brio brac pctteries ~
Cloud. CoapOrt Spoe, DoultOn. Royal Vienna
old blue and white Chinese. Sheffield
service. old English ystal. Marbles
eminent ARTISTS emhrOideries Of
eanvases by well known modern and old Masters. Etch
inEs and engraVings Of antique Oriental Carpsts
and Rugs. complete Library valuable classical Books
JCWelry.
Exhibition and catalogues starting dsy Saturday
Monday ana Tuesday. Feb. Il. and Is from q A NJ
Till 1890 7 NJ each night. Catalog1es u,ar.S
application Terms cash
Tslsphone 2Teo-Ssth 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
NEW HEAD IN ANDOTER cHOSEN.

Andover. Mass. Feb. 1.-THE trustees Of Phillips
Andover Academy have elected Professor James
Hardy Ropes, Of the Harvard Divinity School. as
principal. to succeed the late Rev. &. +. b. Ban
croft. Professor Ropes has not yet announced that
he will accept the office
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
CYCLING.
wHEELMEN SURPRISED.
EVIDENCE OF INACTIVITY AMONG j

A w OFFICIALS.
Prominent wheelmen who have been identneI
with wheeling legislation and with the League of
of American Wheelmen were surprised yesterday
when they learned that bill had passed the Leg
islature lengthening the hours OF endurance con-
tests bicycles and on foot The League or
American Wheelmen the father of the old law
which prohibited the competitors In six-day races
from being on the track more than twelve hours
out OF each twenty-fOuT.
That the new bill passed readily is ndica-
tion that the officials of the l. A w apparently
neglected 10 take any COgniZance OF the measure
Under the new conditions competitors VIII be per-
mitted to ride a bicycle walk for the nrst
tWenty-four hours OF StX-day race and TO compets
eighteen hoI~s each day thereafter. The new ar
rangementS will suit the professional promoters
who reap "A harvest each year out OF the endurancs
matches. Those who responsible for the intro
duCtiOn the say that u was IN
troduced mainly To enable the owners of certain
bicycle tracks TO conduct twenty-four hour con-
tests.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
one point
LEGENDS OF FIsHKILL.

Some Revolutionary traditions from Fish
Kill. The Spy Inmnsked. Colonial Court
ship, Captain BrincIserh rhOff's Surrender To
FishkilI Women. and many others. In to-
morrOw's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
BOWLING.
THE TRIBUNE WE'LL IN LEAD.

The Tribune bowers added two more games to
their long list of victories in the Morning News
paper League tournament yesterday afternoon, at
McIaughlin's Alleys Brooklyn They defeated THE
Bulletin" team. in closely contested but rather
poor game, winning by four pins, and then beat
The World" bowlers by nearly $50 pins ONeill
Of The Tribune. rolled the best score made in the
tournament far-256. The scores follow;
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15

DE WITT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL G4NES.'
The fifth annual indoor meet OF the De Witt
Clinton High School Athletic Association will b,
held the Sth Regiment ArmOry. Park-sve- and
\inety-fOuTth-St this evening. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged, and il is expected tnac
the contest will result in exciting finishes.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
YEAGER TO CATCH FOR NEw-YoRK.

George Yeager. the catcher OF the Pittsburg club
last year, signed yesterday to play with the New
York baseball team in the coming
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
HARLEM wHEELMEN mo- ENTERTAIN.

The Harlem Wheelmeu will hold vaudeviils
show and dance at the clubhouse on next Monday
evening. The programme will be furnished cy Mr.
Won Kamp prestidigitst eur. Hubert De Iappe.
monolOgist; Burrows and Travis. In comedy
sketches; Ethel TilSOn. soprano; Greg Patti black
face comedian. and the Taneans, in comedy musF
cal sketch.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
THE KAISER'S YACHT

The answer to the oft repeated query to
how the Kaiser came To order his yacht
built In America. N tO-mOrrow's TRIBt NE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
BASKETBALL.
YALE DEFEATS CORNELL.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb 1.-THE Yale basketball
five tonight from the Cornell five in easy
manner The final score was 42 TO Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
HOCKEY.
WARD AND YALE GAME TONIGHT.

HARVARD AND YALE GAME TONIGHT.
One of the most important college hockey
matches OF the season will take place at the ST.
Nicholas Rink this evening between the teams rep
resenting Harvard and Yale universities. This is
the time these teams have met this year 1t Is
also the first year that Harvard has been mem
ber of the intercollegiate Hockey League
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
HOkORED BY THE POPE.

Ofhcial notice has been received from Rome that
Pope Leo XIII has conferred Erwin Steinback,
of No. 81 Barcay-st., the Knighthood and Order
of st. Gregory the Great
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
FREEDOM OF THE CITY

Description of the ceremony of conferripr
the freedom of the city on Prince Henry, In
to-morrow's TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
FTTzsIuMONS ACCEPTS OFFER.
HE TAKES UP JEFFRIEs's TERMS FOR A FIGHT
TO ARRANGE DETAILS TO-DAY

The terms offered by Jim Jeffries to Bob
Fitzsimmons TO fight on basis of 81 per cent of
the gross receipts TO the winner and 40 10 the loser
have been accepted by Fitzsimmons Both men are
10 meet to-day and arrange further details of the
watch
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
THE AFTERNOON GAME.

Sigournay defeated Threshie In the afternoon
game with score of 400 TO 376. Threshie began
we'll making - carroms in the opening inning 10
his opponents o In the following inning he made
Is. and the score the end Of the inning
30 To /. In the ninth and tenth innings Sigourney
made 81 and "a points and leading by 80 points
In the twelfth inning he made 10 points, which
sent him into the first century and L and % points
made by him in the seventeenth and eighteenth
innings aroused applause. Both men failed 10
make double figure after the latter inning until
the thirty y-hfth inning. when ThreShe made -
points In the thirty thrty-seventh and thir-
ty-ninth he made % u and "a In the thirty-StNth
inning Sigourney went into the second century
by point, and leading al the time by
So points. He made 81 carrOmS in the forty-thiTd
inning. Threshie in the hfty-SeVenth and fifty
eighth innings made 10 and y buttons. Scores of
Is I9 70 and IL the siNtieth siXty-hrst, sixty
second and siXty-third innings increased the Cali
foruians lead 35I, against pa It was not until
the seventy ninth inning that Sgourney made the
total number Of points 10 win him the contest.
The score:
sigourney-O l. II. a. o. l. 6 o 70, %. l. TO- .. O. O.
l. II. - 8 g. S o. o. q. q. - a. 5. o. o. o. o. o. O. 10
10 o. o. l. g. O. > 81 >. 3. 3. o. 2. o. =. o. o g. g. o.
{ 3 10 10 a. . o. q. o. q. l2, 1. ., > 9. o. g.
u. q. T. 2; total 800: average 55-I9: high runs 81
81. -.
Threshle-,14. 10. o / IS. Q. o o 3 3
-. o O. Q. II. .. l. : o. o, 6. > o. l. J, o. o. 3 ~
-. ?, I Il. l. l3 . 4. l. 3 :. - T. o. 10. o O. IS
J. l. total. 376 average, I 647s high runs 70 ~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-15
FIRST GAME
VnVDNAV
SECOND
BULLETIN.
TRIBUNE.
EfrfLyag :
... 500 Total
THIRD GAME.
TRTRT-NE
ICE YACHTING.

Total .................9S4 Total -.-.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-10-18
DEMAND OF AOMlNlSTRA-
TON.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM NORRE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of iberia, 10Th
Judicial District Court.

Whereas, j. G. Leblanc Clerk of the
Disrtric Court for the Parish of Iberia, has
applied to the Honorable 10th Judicial
Court holding session for Iberia Parish, to
be appointed Administrator of the above
entitled succession; and has made and filed
his affidavit in accordance with; that after
diligent search he has found the following
described property which although now in
the name of the State Of Louisiana he feels
assured that same can be recovered to
said succession, to wit:
1st.-A certain lot OF ground situated in
the town of New Iberia, measuring Fifty
feet front, more or less on Henshaw Alley
by One Hundred and Fifty feet more or
less in depth, and bounded North by prop
erty below described, South by Henshaw
Alley, East by Mathilda Floyd and West
by Alley running along eastern boundary
of lot 1874 q, and which property is worth
One Hundred and fifty dollars.
2d.-A certain lot of ground situated in
in the city Of New Iberia, measuring forty
two d feet more or less fronting on the
Ally forming the separation Of said prop
erty from lot 13412 above alluded to by 105
feet more or less bounded North by vendor,
East by lot 1897 of said plat, South by
Mathilda Floyd and the above described
property and West by said Alley, and
which said property is worth the sum of
$125.OO.
3d.-A resident situated on first desert
bed property and which residence is valued
at $4,000.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause, il
any they have, within days from date,
why the prayer of the applicant should
not be granted and the description and
valuation Of said Estate, be not approved
and homologated.
Witness the Hon. T. Don Foster Judge
of our said Court, this 9th day of October
A. d., 1902.
A. J. MAUMUS, by. Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-10-18
CROP NOTES.

A visit to several portions of thu
parish reveals the fact that sugar
rolling has commenced. The odors
| of boiling juice again pervade the
air, and the song of the darkey
and the crack of his whip as he
urges his teams for other burdens,
are familiar sounds while the &C.
tivity and hustle, the whirr of ma
chinery all proclaim that our
greatest industry is in full sway.
The Orange Grove sugar house is
now..::in operation taking the cane
fromsthe Sorrell plantation, which
is transported by barge. Pharr
& Bussey, "Loizel," will CON-
nence about next week. M. A.
Patout& Sons "Enterprise' are in
operation. Hope will start during
the week, while Bayside will start
on Nov. LIST, with large crop to
grind. Possibly an output of six
million pounds. Linden and
Rightway are expecting to start
during the coming week, while
Vaufrey, A. L. Monnot's, will
start about Wednesday next. The
crop has improved wonderfully
during the last month. Timely
showers and sunshine have almost
made an average crop. Prices will
be up to last year, and yields are
expected to surpass last year. Most
of the planters are usingfu for
the first time, which will add
greatly to the economies, and the
planters have taken the precaution
to have a large supply on hand,
nearly all being furnished with i'm
mense supply tanks from five to
ten thousand barrels. In the Lo-
reauville district, it is expected
that the "Great Maria" will start
some time next week. The out
look is very good and the ideal
weather gives buoyancy to the
situation that begets confidence
and courage.