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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Direct NngNtIaiiOnh nncnrL.

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Feb. Is. An oil
CiA newspaper declares that MS tht re.
sui of nm energetic, note from he nit.
ed states gbv"rn'r"M Turkey has per-
nittoh III" opening IF n".utin:iuils di.
rect with the hi'ica!idS for the liberia
ton of Miss Stone on Turkish terri
tory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

NowIanl smith has rendered hi
Resignation a, clerk 10 the "iic" q
Detective " + Jones ot III" l., w.
4 Is EaiIr0nN
james T. Golrry eldest sua Of Bag.
ga2cmaH,er CORY will succeed MI.
smith.
Ciarcoce B, Driscol!, l.. &. Wallhcl
and S, W. Messick, freight brakeman
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, have passed the
examinations for passenger brakemen
sapd are now busilY engaged In making
IIssssins ps extra brakemen. d,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Show i;cli

Wilkcns Stats d Go. 1T the
Wilmington Abatoir, advrrtisc> in
the RrprEI.UAN, show beef, home
dressed which they invite the
attention Of our citizens. This
firm makes aspeciality Of hand
ling the best cattle that can b.
purchased in the hoof, and kill
ing them at their abattoir on
Tatnall street above Second. Read
the advertisement and then pur-
:cllase q roa6t u steak. q q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

REAR ADMIRAL Won HAt'DiSSlN
stripe can be appropriately applied
makes the Yacht Clutter in he morning
sun.
II is all in horror Of Prince Henry.
whose expected arrival IL thr chief top
1c OF rphV"rHNiion Hnipng III" crew of
the Hoh"M%3!."vn and for whose rJu!-
Ing 70 preparations ara TOO elaborate
or difficult 50 ,Filry ont. Another part
OF The ships furnishings which require
Il v"Ht aiIiuuil Of nttpltinn and polish
Ing are til" dor i>rcnS giiA urns!!.riitch
latchcs. which nrr Of real ivory
throughout the ship.
Yesterday was "A lrsy day for .Ad-
Elral Won iaEdi&>tn
At II o'o,p,i. The admiral, attended
by an mid a':i Il mar'na, l,,s p!rl,Aout in
brilliant rnirorm Gn1 gold larr aud
cui cred with decorations. lett ,hn
yHrht 10 pay n Wit to Major lnnktr.
ing nf I'ph"l!en. At o'clock in tho
Hf;eInuun ll:r ;u,I.t,rdl received an nli-
ciai visit from ..hniira! i.ArKrr of t!lr
Brooklyn na'. ) yard. After ihr Amer.
Jean admiral to1k his departure the
GerInon uG..iral !,.t Tor New York in
cltlZcn's attire 10 rMir calls o;. Soy
crIl New York falli.,s he nlat in Kirl,
Germany.
Mayor Low visited the imperial
yacht Hohcrzollcrn at Holt 5kpn late in
the afternoon, but did not meet A,lnli-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
NO DEAL WITH
ADDICKS.

Dover, Del, Feb. IL Con-
gressman l.. Hei>lor Ball came
from Washington to-uight to at
tend II special meeting of the
Regular Republicans Of Kent
county. which was held at the
Hotel Richardson.
The meeting was u surprise to
the politicians Of the other fac
ton, although it had heen well
planned by the an!i-Addicks men,
The Regulars reiterated their
antagonism to }. Edward A.''iicAs
and refused to make any dead on
to vote with the onion nrpnbli-
cans, unless the latter should ac-
cept some of their m1mhcr as
candidates for the Legislature.
The Addicks men, who want
all Of the Kent county delegation,
will doubtless not consider the
proposition.
The Regular Republicans Of
Kent county have not run a sepa-
rate ticket for several years, cx-
cept for the Legi stature, after the
Union Republicans had refused
to make a deal in regard to rep
resentation in the General AS
sembly. The Regulars are few III
number in Kent county, and the
politicians have been declaring
that the faction was rapidly dis
appearing i'll the two lower co1'n-
ties. To-niglt's action, however.
has proved the fallacy Of this
statement.
The action will deprive the
Union Republicans Of the control
of the Offices of the county, in
cludins Clerk Of the Peace,
Sheriff, Coroner aud County
Treasurer. 1t will also affect the
control of the Levy Court and
offices of Register in Chancery,
the withdrawal Of the Rcgular
vote meaning that the control
would pass into the hands Of the
Democrats. As Il result the Demo
Gratis are rejoicing OYER the turn
in affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
DOTS.

Special evangeliStic services will bc
held in the First United PRESBYTERIAN
Church, beginning on March and
continuing until March Ii.
The revival yerviccS at A1bury NJ.
u. Church last evening wcrn full OF in
terest. The pastor, the Rev. II. :.
Dulancy, reported ten converts.
! A force Of carpenters are at work in
one part of the yards of the i'atiInor''
Il Ohio Railroad at the foot of ship.
ley street, building small addi ions,
warehouse for oragc purposes.
The Rev. r. G. Waters, pastor Of
Haven NJ. Il. Church, will lecture in
Lpworth NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
night. Ills subject will be -. Abraham
Lincoln and hi, relation to the Negro
Race.
trrunrr'S Physician James A.
Draper. ,Ir. yesterday held na,ltopSv
on John LAWN. who died suddenly on
Thursday night. and found hat heart
trnublr was he cause Of death.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William Writ
king have been called TO Wheeling.
v. Va. by he death Of Mrs. King
father, DR.. Henry 4. Ford, for m1nv
years one of the leading physicians of
that city.
The longest train seen in this city
for sometime pulled into F'rcnci
street station yesterday afternoon
ahout 30 O'Clock and reached from
the Market street crossing to the pat
tern shops opposite Walnut street
Frank A. McCloSkev. clerk of the
city department Ofclections, has trans
fcfrcd TO the tiyc-commissionerS de-
parlmcnl all books, papers and records
that will be used in arranging for the
approaching registration and state cl-
ecllon.
The Rev. Frederick D. Ward of the
noted st. Clements Church, in plila-
delphia will make an address at the
services to belheld in st. Michacl'S
Episcopal Church at Chestnut and
Adams streets, next Wednesday even.
Ing.
Constable LucillS c. Jones and
joseph Wigglesworth, secretary of the
Department of Elections, returned
home yesterday from a fishing trip to
the canal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
,ri.I~Ifk'S ORDFh
~ Erui>lEH's DFFlCs.
kLW t.srI.L COUNTY, nef..

f-brua yG. lg)!
ron tne arpltcatloE of Fior"ire Henui ics
son. almlnI- truIrI \ of JOhl r. HrIlriC!reDn,
IHta of ull' ,rrrl iih in SO county lcGeIIsi
II is or dcrcd uIut dirccioi ny tUgi ister tnls
lno Admit s,ralr.X aforesaid glys n0lios
VI granting Of lie .et> OF Administration ~
,n,ne estate OF I 10 denoa.e witt, tns dAto o.
granting thereof. by caIsinS advert easements
i.,bc posi- Cd within forty days from ti3 dlts
ti-nul letters 10 slx0i tho most pi.Di tc p,a3oa
4 the county ul New Castle requiring all
lersun. havilI demands RxSIn1. tk: est its
IL pre- cat thG SaIne. or lJtio by an HGt o.
.Nssr"'liy IN such caGo made Rn pros,ioi;
riiu also cause the san,8 to 10 lnsertei with
II, tic same I,Irioi in the DAILY REpUsLt-
,,h. "a urw-pappr publ!slei IL Wil,ntnyLou.
.ItL. and - be contiIaet lloroln tnrss
.sceAs. Z. o. d.
,-----, Given unicttie hAul aud sdst u
t.s. / GIcs pi tir IteSister aforesaid ~
- WILMINGTON. IN Now Castle County
alnrrsalt. TIE day and year aboss written.
CALVIN ". tlttoShN. iiesister.
NDIltE-Notice IL hGreDysivcn tuat tnbtsrs
ci Administration w,rG IN due TORN OF
.nw grtI unto tho uuders,gnsd Sd. on ths
9TH. diI oil feb. A. u. M, and that All per.
rLsntvins v'miins against tn estato OF inc
de"'a,ed uIlI.J present tia same. t.;Iy utlest-
ia t. tho said .hdmin strntllX on or before
uG tsociiiUij ~ s,.ch case InnGs and provided.
I'.OEANtH HkNi'lil, hnbN.
idmInistrtLrix.
Addr.S~, Vim T l.ynnn Attorney at Law
" 4uliitt .uh lIut, (,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

. UHrIMIiioH, A&lHuN, CArAhil
~ rheumatism HtlratilI q'llGn rt'b..
Il, l,lIutgvmery,-U 4 ttn slIct:. PAIih
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

LONDON, Feb l5 Tie statement
published 10y Ia Lan,erno Of Paris
that treaty o. alliance had been sign
ed het wrru l.uSsia and China does not
lind support in any quarter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

||s .. - b II0bg, died this morning,
at the Minquadale Homein his 72nd.
year. He was formerly from Seaford
Del, and held the Office of Justice OF
the Peace there foranumber of years.
The body will be shipped to Seaford
for interment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Ni.. Eur,rN E.r@ Il. G;.ptou.

WASHI N';itN. t,i. II Mss a i,.r
Kno~r\"It left Nashin&lon III i:1n y">.
tVrilrN uit"ruu' II t,r ti'Ji II. Mss.
she vas n"tn na;a.'ci hy H." White
UGnrr .'rN'urtt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
THE IDEALS.

The ever interesting theme of hyp.
noll>In has never received better
treatment at lGe hands of the Amer
,ican dramatist than it has in "Man
OF Mystery Mark f. swan'sgrcst
play, which wil be tsiren an elab-
crate production 5v j. a. lIimme :
lein 8 big comedy company, "The
Ideals in this city next week The
interest is SO intense at times as 10
be almost painful. and there are
many sccIc and situations in this
drama when j, would be possible to
hear pin drop in any portion of
the house. 1t is more interesting
than "Trlb,y as it is more within
the bounds oi reason. and the au-
thor has only made use OF this psv-
Geological power as viii readily
commend itself to the comnon sense
Of the auditor.
Monday eyeulng John A. Slevens
great success "Wife fer Wife will
be presented. Special mention is
made Tuesday c"cnlrs wien the
company vii present the great mill
larry play ',Norlherr Lights. See
John SwiItwind the educated IL.
dian, the soldier. The horse. the
Custer -acre aud the Northern
Lights.
Ladies tickets will be exchange
ed this evening on payment ol
Is cents, Prices 10, % aud iOcis
Matinees ~ and 70 cents. The
Ladies llckcts are limited to so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Mrs and Mrs. c. l.. Rose have
returned from their wedding trip
Al cabinc. meeting Of he lGp-
worth League OF thc W. g. ChurCh,
he'd Wednesday evening. it was
decided t" resume the meetings Of
the class in Amer can Literature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Elevated Work Slow, ,

Although two week, has passed
since the first slovelful Of dirt which
marked The beginning OF the clcva.
ted road in this city, but little las
Ibeen accomplished. This is largely
Que to the condition of the ground
and the unfavorable weather and not
because Of the lack Of men, for there
nreat present several hundred Italians
IN this city waiting for the time tc
rome Ehsa a 4 tssE Y ! shall A II " M y work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Every timo you cough take five drops
p bsasllirn Balm, 100. and a5o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

nR. ELHARDr'S pENNYROYAL PILLS
- The only genuine pcnuyroya pills: at
druggists by lat!l $! ~. Office !Jl \. Ninth
street, l'Aiil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

cOhDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fair. .r 'sh northwest winds. hrrarl-
sne vHri. h.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
i d 10 cap CT Il TWo -

Y-vS'-'- ~ ~ ~ IWU 49,. z Y 3
vaIwniys nfomo-Q Qninine rainovss tn
1T - W. Groves signature on evorJ
6or. EEice 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Go to Charles E. Dubell for your hats
anGcaps of all styles No. 2 East Third st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

OstIich feathersdyed, cleaned made
ind curled. Gl3 Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Dr. SI!nIn> Nhl iu'inOc!r iiai am
Ilia H,rd ordinary l.uDg II nludy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Have your feathers recurled. 6l;
Orange Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Msss iss y fISscr

"A meeting 81 liquor men was held
yesterday afternoon TO tan over the
matter of forming a lodge Of the
knights of the Royal Arch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Mr.. !. H. Stirring, director OF Miss
Rose Melville. " ho made one OF The
biggest SUCCESS o! last season in
that pretty PLAY OF Indiana Iltc ISIS
Hopkins. intended that his star
should be seen III d play next sea-
son WAS arrhnI;nn with that end
- view when request, ior return
engagements ciiarrcd lis plans
aud made anoiher season OF Sis
Hopkins almost Imperative.
Every le:c the piece was seen
i. played 10 the capacity OF the the
atre and Cn many more than Oneot-
caslon 1t was necessary TO Change
the tour IN order TO play a return
engagement SO many request;
we're received for time the t,min.
season that Mr. Sterling dec 'dcd -
rllI SIS On again ard she Wi! lc
>"cu mos: gurgeously gowrcI.
New s'cMerv and Costumes are
provided .or farewell tear after thls
season Miss Melville Will be seen III
her play. >shr comes 10 tic Opera
House on Monday. February -+lh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Fine lunch tonight at Frank IIucks
Second and Walnut Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
FOR RENT.

!, , OR 81 ht~- hui'SE A&D II All.E. AZ.
4 ply y. /. or, llIIi uuL Wr>; s.r",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
Green Goods Game Alleged.

Chief Post Office Inspector Cochran has
received a dispatch from Inspector Hamil-
ton at New Orleans announcing the arrest
in that city of Isador Rieras on a charge Of
operating a green goods scheme and using
the United States mails for it's further
ance. Just what the scheme of the man
under arrest Is the post office officials do
not know not having as yet received a full
report of the same It is stated in the DIS
patch. however. that the man has made a
full confession of his offense and has been
released from custody on bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13

How many canvassers
would it take to call on all
The Stars readers in a sim
gle day? About seven
thousand. A Star ad. is a
canvasser at small cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13

pacity sufficient to carry it hundred miles
without the necessity of recharging the
accumulators. Queen Alexandra has an
electric car of her own, but the king pre-
fers heat from petroleum as the motive
power. The Duke of Connaught is, of
course, the most prominent among the
royal motorists. While the others use the
motor car only occasionally, he uses it
always, even at military functions The
duke and duchess, by the way, left yester-
day for Egypt, where they will open the
Assouan dam. Their departure was a
very quiet one, but the Duke of Cambridge
and other notablites were present at Vic
toria to see them off. L. H. MOORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
CONDITIONS PRESCRIBED,
Regulating Flow for the Power Canal
at Sault Ste. Marie.

In accordance with the provisions of the
river and harbor law, Secretary Root has
prescribed the conditions under which the
Michigan Lake Superior Power Company
may divert water from the ST. Marys river
into its water power canal Of Sault Ste
Marie for water power purposes. These
conditions which were formulated by
Judge Advocate General Davis after full
consultation with General Gillespie, chief
of engineers, provide that the proposed di
version of water shall not injuriously af
feet navigation in the waters affected, nor
impair or diminish the water levels or any
natural increase thereof in Lake Superior,
in the United States ship canal and locks
or their tributaries. The necessary papers
were drawn up at the War Department,
and were signed by Secretary Root and
representatives of the water power COM
pany yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
Price, $3.50.


$500 cash and easy monthly pay
ments at $50 interest, or all cash, if
desired.
These houses practically three-story houses
and OUR CLAIM Is THAT THEY ARE THE
BE.ST-CoNSTRUCTED HOUSES IN THE NEIGH
BORHoOD-in fact, the material and workman-
shp compare fayorably with houses ctsing $4,000
and over How they be built and offered so
low! The reason Is the owner is satsf d with SELL
ing the ground at fair price and does not expect
to realize profit On the building. They are being
well and carefully built by days labor.
The arrangement is the best first
floor. with reception hall plan; sleeping rooms
and modern tiled bath room with latest up to-date
plumbing
One of the desirable features Of these houses is a
finished attic, afforing good accommodations for
servants room and storage room.
The fronts especially attractive-a very
perior quality of brown Roman brick and bruwn- /,
stone base, steps and porch; good-sizc lots; wide
alley.
MOORE s HILL (Inc.),
III 10Th St. N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
NO LONGER EXPERIMENTS
Submarine Boats Must Be Regarded as
Factors in Coast Defense.

Maj. Arthur Murray and Capts. C. ].
Bailey and 6. F. Landers of the Artillery
Corps Of the army have made special re-
port to the War Department In regard to
the recent official trials Of the submarine
torpedo boats Adder and Moccasin in Lit
tie Peconic bay, which they were invited
to witness. The report says that these
trials are thought to be sufficient to show
clearly that this type of submarine boat
has passed the experimental stage and that
such boats hereafter must be taken into
account as a practical and useful element
Of seacoast defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Thomas j. Sem has been de-
tached from the Wisconsin and ordered
home.
Pay Director Joseph Foster has been re-
tired to take effect at once
Paymaster Ulysses G. Ammen, from the
naval training station, Narragansett Bay,
r. l.. and granted six months sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
FLEET MANEUVERS BEGUN.
Received by Navy De-
partment From Admiral Dewey.

Admiral Dewey in a cablegram received
az the Navy Department dated San Juan,
December II, announces the opening of the
feet maneuvers by the combined squadrons
under his command, as follows:
THE combined squadrons are now assem-
bied off Culebra engaged in maneuvers.
The search problem is completed, the squad
ron under Rear Admiral Sumner having
been successful"
Forty men-of-war are participating in the
exercises The operations are being watch
ed by official representatives of the Navy
and War Departments, and will continue
until some time in January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13

The withdraws from the French savings
banks continue. In the last ten days they
have amounted to 13,O00OO0f. as against
2,500,000f. deposited In the banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13
DIR, PARKER EUL0G|zED
Tribute From Archdeacon
Sinclair in London.
TALK OF SUCCESSOR
BIG SALE OF GENERAL DE VETS
BOOK.
Status Of the Engineer Corps in British
Navy Agitates the Ad-
miralty.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
LONDON. December 3, 1902
1t is rare to hear in an English cathe-
dral such an appreciation of departed
nonconformist leader as that by Archdea-
con Sinclair on the late DIR. Parker at St.
Paul's on Sunday afternoon. Indeed if the
tribute which the same preacher paid to
the memory of the late Hugh Price Hughes
in the same pulpit week ago, is excepted,
it is doubtful if there is quite a parallel
case. The archdea con. who is one of the
Predetermined men in the Anglican
church, said it was strange they should
have again to record their respect and re-
greet at the loss of an indisputably great
light of English nonconformist Christianity
as they did with equal sincerity on tie
previous Sunday. For thirty-three years
Joseph Parker had preached the gospel of
Christ close by the walls of that cathedral,
with an eloquence and a vigor an originate
ty and impressiveness, which were sur
passed by few of the great Christian
tors.
He had something of the eccentricity of
genius, and many Of determinations of self
education, but they could not limit the in
fiuence for good of that long-continued
Pleading for righteousness among London's
busy men of trade and commerce. The
silence of that powerful voice and the loss
d
personal one by every attendant at that
wonderful Thursday midday congregation
at the City Temple, where. High Church
cierSymen sat side by side with ministers
of all denominations, and where famous
statesmen listened to the native rhetoric Of
the great independent.
He was further from the Church of Eng
land than Hugh Price Hughes, but his sym
pathy with prominent Anglican preachers
and leaders was sincere and unaffected.
More than once at the archdeacon's own
house DR.. Parker had met such men, and
had afterward eXpresseq his sense of pleas
ure at so doing. Once more, DR.. Sinclair
added, they had to deploce the mistakes and
misfortunes of the past which had separat-
ed from the old Nationa Church so power
ful and able man j. seph Parker. They
could not but think thu had he been born
within their comm,1ion, he would have
found free and untrafn rneled scope for the
utmost exercise of those great gifts which
he possessed.
Ram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13

A brother of Pat Grove says the latter is
In South Africa and will come to America
soon and give himself up to the Omaha au-
tAorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-13

it in this country alone that keen interest
is being shown. The sale of the book in
and in Germany 100000 copies. That is
rather curious, for one would have thought
Germany would have shown the keener in
terest. The American sale will probably be
a c
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-03
Paint Manufaclure Al TIOnesta.

On Wednesday last Mr.. f. Lehberger
and Mr.. Clark, ofNew Castle. Pa, were
in town consulting with S. ID. Irwin con-
cerning the location ofa paint manufac-
tory, at or in the immediate vicinity of
Tionesla. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. l.. about two years ago purchased 10
acres OF land of Selden and Geo. Whit
man, which includes the valuable ochre
and chrome beds on the Whitman place,
about 81 miles above this place on the
hill above Tionesta creek. These gentle
men are quite well satisfied with the
quality and quantity Of the ore, which it
appears is of a superior quality, and par
ticularly adapted for first class paint.
Our citizens generally will welcome the
enterprise which now appears to be an
assured success. These gentlemen have
formed. we understand, a company and
have concluded to mine the ore, and haul
it to their works at or near Tionesta,
where the product will be manufactured
and canned, ready for use. They propose
after the ground is secured to begin bull
ding this fall and finish in the spring.
We are pleased indeed to see a devel-
opement of mineral character of this
kind, and hope and believe it will be a
blessing to the promoters and TO the
people.