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steam pumps and all the latest inven-
tons In labor saving gear.
II was thought that the United States
held the record for the largest sailing
vessel. as Of yore It held It for the finest
clipper ships the world has ever seen,
but short time ago the Germans
launched a square rigger az Hamburg
the dimensions o. which slightly sur
pass those Of the r. W. Lawson. This
ship is the preussen, now called the
largest Of her kind In the world being
$40 feet In length. so IN breadth and SO
IN depth Of hold, with a displacement
OF il,lj0 tons and capable OF carrying
5000 tons, She also is OF steel-hull
m0sts and Yards these being no wood
at all 0loft except In the blocks. While
depending upon her sails for propulsion,
the Prcussen. Ike the lawson. impress
es steam machinery 10 work her cap
STAINS, winches, pumps and steering
gear, hu, against the schooner nineteen
men an told che carries crew OF forty
six. She belongs TO n Hamburg firm
and is now on her first voyage to the
west coast Of South America.
The preceding data prove conclusive
" that the world Is not likely TO forget
the days of clipper ships and fast sail
Ing priyatear schooners OF the Amer
lean types. For certain sort OF mer-
chant marine such as heavy coasting
and long voyaging, the sailing craft
viii continue to hold their own for
many a year 20 come. But the steam
age is here and has made It's impress;
SO that there viii never be a reversion
TO sailing vessels as class. The great
est progress. OF course, has been made
in the building OF steamships, which
have been growing larger and getting
faster for several years past When the
Great Eastern turned out such mon
umental failure, II was thought that
the limit as 10 size OF steamships had
been reached; but her dimensions have
been exceeded In two or three steamers
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would also avoid the difficulties OF the
Detroit river channel. which are a
considerable source OF trouble to lake
navigators.
In the Kew gardens in London is n
tlower-a new Kind OF arum llly-pre-
sented by a Boer named Melntjes who
received II from no less person than
General Louis Botha The stipulation
was that the lily Should be named after
Botha, but the authorities at Kew could
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not go quite that far under the present
condition OF affairs, and they have
named 1t after Mr.. Meinjes.
Quinine Is sold at every rural post
office In India at the rate OF five grains
for a farthing. That is ten grains for
a cent. or IS cents an ounce retail. In
Bengal alone i.iiOoOO FIVE grain packets
are sold annually. The government
used to import s25o.ooo worth OF quinIne
every year. but Lieutenant Colonel
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with two canvas wings above and a
tail below. Three such kites are capa.
bic Of lifting man 10 considerable
height.
The project Is revived Of cutting a
canal from Lake 81. Clair to a point on
Lake Erie in the vicinity OF Point Pelee.
Such a channel would save about sew.
enty-nlne miles IN distance and six or
seven hours in time over the present
route through the Dstroit river II
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entirely lighted by electricity. This is
due 20 the pubic spiritedness OF the
nawab OF Dacca. Sir Ahsanullah. lie
has had an installation laid down cost
ing nearly four lakhs Of rupees. or over
500 600. at his own expense.
Trials are being made at Kronstadt
with a military kite by the celebrated
aeronaut Colonel Pomortsey. The kite.
which is to be used for purposes Of rec
onaoitering, resembles soldiers lent.
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Of us type, with an aggregate dlsplaoc-
ment Of more than 10000 tons have
been set ahoat from the shipyards OF
three different nations,
The great seven masted schooner
which was the first ever constructed
and Is next 10 the largest sailing vcs-
sci IN the world, was the irst to take
the water and Is now in commission
fiying the nag OF the United States. As
the schooner is peculiarly an American
type OF vessel, the first Of It's kind hav-
Ing been launched In Gloucester Mass,
IN l7l3. this country takes a certain sort
OF pride IN the big Thomas W. Lawson,
built at The Fore River works In Mas
sachusetts and now engaged in the
ooastlng trade Of this country. IL Is Of
steel throughout, Is i0i feet over all
has beam Of 30 fee,, depth OF "a feet
a mainmast 1s2 feet high from step to
truck, a sail area Of io5o0 square feet,
displacement Of 10000 tons and dead
weight cargo capacity OF 1900 tons
These. IN brief. are its figures In outline
the details being too many to mention
The giant schooner was constructed
like steamship, but without propelling
machinery such as boilers and engines,
depending Tor propulsion upon It's sails,
managed by only nineteen men. Econ
omy and relative ease Of management
are the attractive features OF the fore
and aft sailing craft like the schooner.
which recommend It to the seafarers Of
this country But there are boilers and
engines for auxiliary use, az for the
hosting Of sails, anchors and cargo,
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THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

In four counties Of western Massa-
chusetts no less than 100 libraries, conf
tanning $4,000 books. are IN operation.
The towns IN which they are located
have a population " $4,000 Some Of
the librarians give their time without
salary. In several cases the pay is
from s. TO $50 a year.
Carlo Bersotti, a prominent Italian Of
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New York. Is taking up subscriptions
Iamons Italians 10 secure funds for the
erection ~ o tablet to the memory Of
the late President Mckinley. 1t win be
designed and executed by Italians and
when finished win be placed in the eapi.
tol az Washington
one provincial town in Bengal. aud
that purely native town. Dacca-is
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King, superintendent Of the Royal 30
TAME gardens In Calcutta, has inu"
duced its cultivation in India. =.
Spread out In one sheet, the 26,OelFs
square yards OF asphalt paving VIZ
has been laid In over fifteen cites -
North America would blanket eight na
one-oighth sauare miles, and YET ~.
roadbuilders say that this county ~ ,
only just begun the use Of asphah W.
street paving.
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ton Of his statements and showed by
these books that the cost OF mining
coal, including all mine charges, labor
etc, was about 81 per ton. this being an
average value. the cost varying from
St,11 in 1889 TO 1925 in 1902 Freights to
tidewater brought the cost TO about
$3.50 In 1909, or about a dollar less than
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LOCAL B


Rabbi Reynolds spea
IN the Jewish temple 4
The general meetln
school teachers which v
held tomorrow mornl
side high school, has
one week, when superi
Jensen will speak on o
discipline In School.
u.oro 49,, .,.
o., los, m, aS iu''e - a y
,,,aass, n's ,n Cnils
tlves from the Presbyt
as 1t was Presbyterian
Edith Lane presided, a.
Van Houghten was the
was the usual reception
Chaplain Marvin's hea
nho $50, .,,., -.
u,.s s : ~, ,a un,e, , ,'ee
a. a. III. u, .rn Mus
NJ re n1s>,, Sol'sresa
dar.. NJ 0i pa.,,a, was
NJ w IN W., ~ Ne,es, ..
srsss,,rar "'s ny. $500 $3.50,
cludes the presidents
missionary societies Of I
c.or.,a, u T no,,,
49, .I,e s., - Da'y
49,, 800 800 80 V ,,,'h'.'
r,ah a' I'LL MI, u w." + ~, a ' a
80 "i'', ~. 'a'" ,,,n a y
.,.a,,,a u Iii, 90 s,,' ',''o .n,.
S, ,' .ha,, Mn so ~. ~ ~.
90 o.. s aa.'a,'a, 49,, W. ,,Sis
$500 Yna ~ ua' %, ,l'' na,, u
"a, 80 sa'N ,s M, mn s ~,
~e's WIG N''"N INV uu"
George Raymond Wal
late j. II. Walker, Is ii
cisco with appendicitis,
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the Kaiser Wilhelm H., the new ocean
greyhound Of the Bremen line. With.
out being built for speed. the Cedric
will cross the Atlantic in ABOUT seven
days, and is so magnlfcently equipped
In every particular that her passengers
VIII not be likely to desire the voyage
cut short an hour. She will carry a
crew Of $50 and has accommodations
for 5000 passengers OF all classes, spe-
cial attention being paid TO the second
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TTTEfT77n HlLE Il may be true,
!. !. 4. !. !. !. 4. !. /. !.
l<1cy fl2stLY as foreigners are
W. TslYTi III wont 10 say Of us
IVA lNA III with fine sCorn, that
byTsf AL we have no ruins ha-
F-s1Sf vx locd IN antiquity, yet
LAN NJ w this country contains
IhPitf-rf~ many historic land
HR,SSf53 tN n AJ marks the oblitera-
ton Of which, In
many cases now threatened. would
PROVE m irreparabo loss Attention
has recently been called 70 this fact by
the appeal Of committee Of antigua
ilons IN this city Tor funds for the
preservation q an almost forgotten
structure intimately associated with the
memory OF General Washington Old
Pohick church, standing FIVE or six
miles from Mount Vernon. II was built
IN i712 from plans furnished by Wash
ington himself. who also attended
church there occasionally, and one Of
It's rectors was quaint parson Weems,
who afterward became notorious
through his life Of Washington contain
ing the CHERRY tree incident The old
church certainly deserves better treat
ment than II has received In the past,
but II Is not by any means the only
structure in America connected with
names famous IN our history which has
been allowed 10 fall into neglect.
If the scope Of this letter were not SO
restricted, / might mention perhaps a
hundred houses throughout the land,
many Of which have personally visit
cd, measures for the preservation Of
which should be taken without delay.
Some, like Mount Vernon, The Her
mitagc, etc, are already ia the custody |
OF appreclative people; but there are
others, some near here. that should re-
ceiye attention before II Is too late. In !
Alexandria for Instance. stands the old |
building once occupied by General |
Braddock as Headquarters. where he
held that famous conference with the |
colonial governors, and about FIVE miles !
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in 1881. though the wages Of the miners
had increased in the meantime
According to the coal expert of the
United States geological survey the
production Of anthracite coal In the
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United States was about GOOOO,OOO tons
IN 1901, valued at an average Of about
50 per ton. or sl2OOOO,O 900 The gross
value OF bituminous coal mined in the
same period was s22OOO0,O 900 The num-
Der Of anthracite miners employed was
li5'SOs, comprising men and boys Of
twenty nationalities. who worked an
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said "the mine owners are prohibited by
law from combining to raise the price of
the product accordingly" He offered 10
permit an examination OF his books by
Mr.. Mitchell or his experts in vertical
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tonnage capacity and still lead the
world In point OF size.
This twin sister 10 the Celtic Is the
Cedric, which was LAUNCHED last Au-
gust and IL now being hurried forward
TO completion. Like the Celtic. the Ce-
dric Is 100 feet IN length and rs beam
but exceeds her by 90 tons carrying ca
racity and 10 in displacement, being
.iOo0 tons gross register. She can car.
~ nearly a thousand tons more than
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average of 1906 days in the year produce
ing an annual average of 4li tons TO the
man. According to the miners, how
ever, the average was some so per cent
more than these figures indicate, or at
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ZION'S SAVINGS BA
CO. has half n million
IN sums to suit borrowe
collateral at lowest mar
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9uesuonS mni0n' un'ons ""eiy se''lVu'
may reSu'' IA anoV'or e'asn iar niore
seiious ~ ',s conseq'ei'ees .nan wy wy,
une "hiV'l n"s ,us' pssn euJus ,''-
iheru appeais 20 DC . "'ue ii'sapple,
nens,oh as W 'ns points ~ issue, anu ,
ss q tno'oush unueis'ahui''s " mes 70
necessary W a p,ope. eonoep'iV', VI '"e
prop'eih WIN wh'.h 'ie .oa' alp''io'o's
nave 70 siapp'e, 'ne conui''o''s . ,,.ls
prior " ,ne 'eecn''y e"ueu s.,'Ne arg
hefe se, iorul as .ans'l run '"e n'os'
ha'ne,,''c SOURCES aya',ao'e'
vi .ne cn'e, parties 70 'he contention
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LoIselle's school OF

Ladies' Literary Club
East, cor. Brigham sire
class commences Satur
m. Adolts. Tuesday e'
o'clock. October q, 100.
structions given. Send
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UTAH COMMERCIALS

Interest paid on 80
Armstrong, prest., Byr
prest.. j. II. Game. cash
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TELEGRAPH sCHOO
Night School. Practica.
course: good positions
w. S47 w. Fourth Sou
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from Mount Vernon Is quaint old Gun.
s,on Hall, once the residence OF WASH
lngton's friend and adviser, George Ma
son. And then there are Montpelier
and Monticello, the homes Of Madison
and Jefferson both enshrined In the
hearts Of the people A movement is
already afoot TO rescue 81. Johns
church in Richmond, Va, more than 100
years old. IN which Patrick Henry
enunciated his immortal phrase, Give
me liberty or give me death" There
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which have been quite successful The
dimensions Of the Great Eastern were.
Length over all SOL feet breadth 50
feet ana depth IS feet, with a gross
tonnage capacity OF 1885 tons. The
Oceanic. latter day steamship Of the
successful class, built for carrying ca
pacity, comfort and safety. without re-
gard 10 speed, is 705 feet Ions. S. broad
and 20 deep, with a gross tonnage Of
1874. She. indeed, was thought 10 be
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are many structures throughout the
south and west as well as In the north
and east that are more than locally ia
nous and deserving well OF the people
who know them best and have loved
them longest but II only a few are
mentioned In this letter attention may
be directed to the rest and thus a good
movement started.
The only building here In Washing
ton that was once owned By the great
man after whom this city was named Is
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THE STANDARD.

DO you have the
tionary in you
school room? II y
up TO date. II !
best edited, best
bound. and most
In all respects ~
For sale by poof
Store.
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the limit, but was closely followed by
the Celtic, which until this year was the
largest steamer ever built. The Celtic
is 100 feet In length over all, 70 beam
and SO deep. with a gross tonnage OF
20 $50 She was launched last year, but
scarcely had she been placed In COM
mission when It was announced that the
same company mat owned her-the
White star line-was building a sister
ship which was to slightly exceed her
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an pnpretentlous and even ugly struc-
ture on Capitol hill that would not COM
mand second glance from anybody.
There Is no conference of civic pride In
this city, and so II IL not expected that
we should be greatly exercised over an
Client buildings, but one would expect
more Of a city like Baltimore, for ex-
ample. with It's historic traditions. But
the Baltimoreans have for years al
lowed the one time home OF Charles
Carroll Of Carrollton 10 be used as "a
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the best 500 tons per annum, about fifty
tons per month.
The strike leaders asserted that the
miners received less than an average Of
N.iO per diem and were subjected TO ex-
tortlonate expenses at the company
stores for their essentials OF life and
labor IN reply the operators submitted
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nESERETE
WEATHER +

Record at the loca
weather bureau for tn,
at 6 a. m. today;
Barometer reading 6
Inches. Temperature 4
grees; maximum, 90,
mean, 60; which IS ]
normal.
Excess OF daily m,
since the first of the n
Excess of daily mt
since January /. $50 dc
Precipitation since
month, IA inch. which
the normal.
Accumulated dehcief
ton since Jan. !. 4.ii
FORECASTS TILL c
DAY.
Local forecast Tor S,
cinity.
Showers tonight and
or tonight.
For Utah: forecast
Colo.);
Cloudy and unsettl,
night and Saturday; n
cooler.
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WEATHER CON

An area Of low PREF
western portion Of the
ter extending from I
coast southeastward
condition promises this
storm II has had IN
Rain has fallen over {
da, southern Idaho. ca
kota, Minnesota and a
Gulf coast. Moorhead
during the last "a hOuf
changes have GENERAL
J.. II, N
Sc
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lis year has been not
able II for nothing
else In having Wit
messed the launching
OF the largest vessels
ever built. A seven
masted schooner, a
five masted square
rigger and a steam
shin eagh tho Inrppaf
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THf SEMI
WEEKLY Nj
the GREAT (
or me IVES

b Issued Mondsys snc
confSias an the cream
Saturday News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-17
Notice of Gnmmons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-CARo-

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-CARO-
~ lima Fernandez Kohly. Plaintiff. against Andres
and Jose Miguel Fernandez otherwise known
as Joseph NJ. Fernandez. Defendants. Trial
desired in New York County. To the above named de
PENDANTS: hereby summoned the COM
plaint action and copy OF answer
On the plaintiffs attorneys within days after the
this summons exclusive of the day OF service
of your failure 70 appear. answer. 1udg
nnent will taken against YOU by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint
tied 18th DAY OF October. 1e1e-
DAILY HOYT MASON Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office
and .. Address, No II William ST.. New York City
To the named Defendant Andres Fernandez: The
foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication
nrsuant 10 order Of the Hon Hall, Justice OF
OF the State Of New York dated the
18th dsy November, 1902 filed with complaint
office Of the clerk Of the County Of New York in
the County House in the Borough Of Manhattan.
city New York. the 18th day OF November. 1902
Dated York. November IT, 1902.
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office
and P o. Address. No. II William ST. New York
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llnblir Noilres.
lnbIir Nohres.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Sale of 500, 600 Six Per Gent. Certificates

sealed proposals will received By the Common
eounr OF The City New Rochelle. ~ T.. UP 10 elSh
o'clock p IS. on Tuesday. December ID leo2; at the
,.aurnon Council Chambers al the Clty hai buiIdns
corner Of and Mechanic Streets Tor any or all OF
Indebtedness for nVe thousand dol
certificates Of Indebtedness 10 De dated
T1eceunher 1902 and payable August bth lsOS
sse certificates indebtedness issued pursuant
Section 2s4 Chapter lbs of the Laws OF the state Of
Na york Tor the year 1929 and pursuant 20 resolution
~ Inc common Council OF said CITY adopted November
Of indebtedness 20 be Issued
a. collection Of the city taxes for the
~ certificates 10 be numbered
one 10 1enty and shall bear interest at the
six per annum ana VIII De SOLO 70 the
rson rm corporation Offering the highest premium
THE city the right 70 reject any or all
bids bids 10 be addressed 20 Charles haminerneser
civ clerk and marked as such:
dollars In cash. certified check
aT,olnt the order Of the city Treas
- - .,ttx Or New Rochelle such deposit 10 be
party parties 10 whom the
ettsatcs shall awarded fail TO take ana pay Tor the
the terms OF SALE the certificates
:, Ne Seered al the Office az the city Treasurer City
14sii an rbe Of New Rochelle n L. on Decemper
iaih 1902 20 o'clock IN the forenoon.
hiS~ win be received for less than par
p,,,rbasers VIII required IN pay accrued interest;
order Or he Council or the cry OF New
Rochelle. -, -, y .,IntrRuEYTcR civ Clerk
Vow Rochelle y. Y, Nov. II. AEu%
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finanriaI.
fluanriaI.
$7.OOO,OOO
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
Five Per Cent
Collateral Trust Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
Due October lst, 1912.

Bonds
payable April
sSoOo0 Bonds
the whole issue subject
ndiceat
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w between ages or u ana 90 cru
,srs ~ Tnites Of good character sna
s-ss mo read and write knglieh FOR
irfcrrasi0n apply 20 Recruiting oriosr . tnIIa ave.
"a ss,th ave- n T., 363 Fulton 81 brookyn
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for The Tribune
"a their Uptown Offcs.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between seth and STth SITS. until e o'clock ..
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total dssueo
Trustee dsecuedt nandp pledge
stock S229eD
than
Sthr Company the
Cmpany haven and
by b of theC
on
The Trust Agreement
gIn by o Trustee bon1so nceuato
d
caro- hca Compan yconss Prefrre
share and2 Common ocI,
OF stock
list Q change
Reference is following n
Virgins C1 Conpany
Chemica Corpny the
charged
hsuf
NJ for tfsal uereS1
o the Company ssed
fcSh n quick assets an counting Il
Charleston IS mo-
hat r @ q nyC in exSn
Carolina
may b a lat nhro fo Offices
New YI xchange
undersigned until O'Clock p H.
nfIbe
We consider this of bonds
HALLCARTEN e. CO., BLAIR e. CO..
"a Broadway. s. Wall
York,No vember 10th
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THE PESNsTLyANfA RafTRoaD COMPANY.
Philadelphia Nov. J. 1902.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared q SEMI-ANNUAI. DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT $3.50 per share) upon the Capital
Stock the Company payable ana after Nov 1902
Stockholders registered upon the books OF the Com
the close Of business Nov g. 1902. All Dividends
will paid by CHEQUE
CHEQUES will be mailed TO Stockholders who have
Permanent Dividend orders al this ONCE.
RoBT. W SMITH. Treasurer.