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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
COUNTY WITHOUT FUNDS
TO PAY C0R0NER'S JuRIEs.
Warrants Must he Held Untn = New
Tax Levy II Made anA Money
Collected.

Coroner R x. McCracken of st. Clair
County Is seriously embarrassed in holding
inquests in East st. Louis owing to the
lack Of funds in the county treasury, which
prscludes the possibility Of the jurymen get
ting their fses for several months at least.
Doctor McCracken hopes that he will
have les trouble than he has had for sew
eral days, and that the citizens Will be
public spirited enough to volunteer TO Sarve
on the juries. as he says that they Will get
their fee when the county makes the new
tax lavY for next year.
There are six jurymen at an inquest, and
they are allowed fee Of q each II has
to always advance thia fee Ct the close OF
the inquest to the iurymen. Then, at the
end Of the month. he takes the vouchers
which are Agped by tho turymen, and getA
his money back from the county. This saves
ing to Bsllsville to get their fees,
Last month the county owned Coroner
McCfacken over. nv IN jury fees, which
he had advanced to the jurymen at inquests
WI When he presented the vouchers he
learned that the county had no money and
would net have any until the new tax levy
| for next year was made, which will occur.
| Coroner McCracken must hold the warrants
| or vouchers until that time.
Doctof McCrecken 2 having troubles %
his own account. As Coroner of the county
be I. allowed fee Of q for each inquest
| hundred and thirty -seventh. AFTER which he
| 70 compelled to hol0 other inquests wnhou!
enumeration. This dives him salary OF
| y, year, Without provision Tor expensss'
This year Be bad held "a ineues,s Or os sixty ay1
| be still has to hold inouests until January
/ l. without further remuneration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
GLOVER LEAF FREIGHT TRAIN
PLUNGES THROUGH TRESTLE
Crew Escapes When Twenty Cars
Tumble OF High Bridge Into
Valley Near HumRick.

Almost an entire train on the Glover Leaf
yesterday morning plunged through high
bridge into the valley below. A long freight
started across the big trestle between Hum
rick aud Cayuga, and the engine had
passed the center when the engineer no.
ticed from the jerking that something was
wrong.
A car had been derailsd on tho narrow
lever strip which barely suficed for the
rails. 1t plunged along tearing up the ties
and as car after car followed the stringers
began to give way. A gap formed and the
cars shot downward through the bridge.
Those In front dragged the ones to the rear
until twenty had been swallowed in the
darkness.
The accident occurred at 3 o'clock In the
morning. and, although a large force was
Instantly put to work. the tracks had not
been cleared last evening and the passenger
business was sent over neighbortng lines
until the break was passed.
No one was injured In the wreck.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23


Contract. for street Fair.
At citizens meeting held at the rooms
of the Alton Commercial Club. in Belle
street, on Friday evening. the contract was
ratified with the Gaskill- Munday Carnival
and earnival. to Be- held in in Alton during
the week OF September a. H. w. Denny
was elected director general; William y.
Yas Payer a aaef!G .soretar1
was sas
evening to grant the use Of the streets for
carnival purposes during the proposed tar.
Alton Notes and Personals.
have ic, anS hss from Bans.a H IT. Of Alton
IL X. stonewali Of Quincy. H.. 10 visitor in
Upper Alton
u c. Buckles Of Upper Alton ha. gone to vir-
Arthur KauRmaAn Of Bismarck. III. is . VS.
returned from csIroIiton. Ill ~ ~
Earl Emerson e ypSsr Alton yesterday Re
Mr.: and Mrs Ernest Walser Of Alton have
ID. A. Wycko6. cashier of the Alton Bspking
and Trust Company, has returned from cmciu-
a. tpS.s Alton VIII x bold d. serxies. u sheir osa
the buildinx having been closed for repairs.
| The funeral OF Thomas Cannaxan Of Alton
f isSs S's cs.ssdrsi z sss,a stsss - ~ 'A
| -ManaSsr ". NJ Savags o. the Temple Thea
ter % Alton prseented- SpotlesS TOW - tha
| matinee and evening performances yesterday.
| "a. 6. Stewart Of carinsills. H.. II q visitor
l yesterday.
an 1isoS ' visit0s sssi s's: = ''A -' Wy
| Isspsyville Notea.
| The funeral. Of Mr. Elmer LAnaon II o.
terytiis took place. yssterdey raerning ~ Y
o'clock at the Buckeye Schoolhouse. Tia Rev
| eron4 J: W. Ienny OF Ottervnle ofneteted. ant
| the burial wsa q the 0ttsrvile ceustery.
W p. ". Bernard of upper Alton was h
-John Hagssty Il 81. Louis b IN yerssyviIla
IRE ladies Of the Fidelity y, = Church CAV,
| -Qoartwly meeting VIII b. held q The u Z
srend Doctor Wan Tfesee Of EebancA, Ill
l webb Martin Of Chicago Il visitor II Jes
.eyviHe. = -"
t -Cpputx clsrA. Isaan csnlss u ossen cssns
\ g Roodhosse and Miss Deisx PsnisI Of WhiS
loaSsay, bob Of xsss: Lushsff snSdts q Whis
4sA 80 49, 4anae HoAaee - AeBea: F.
tadred17nd Aisy ksnette y Davis. bod o. car
| iouems A1oeft Brown ard 0l1D Nancy UcuEGtna
bveh q caffollton. s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

The youngest couple that ever faced Q
Justice or minister in Edwardsville were
united yesterday by Justice George Bar
ysars old. and Sussa Cross. who will be Is
her next birthday. The couple were ac-
companied by their parents and a troop Of
friends, who filed the Magistrates ONCE to
overdowing. The children are negroes. and
their marriage was celebrated by great
gathering last night in the Silver Creek bot
toms. three miles east Of Edwardsville,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

REPuBl1c SPECIAL.
Evansville, Ind. Aug. 3-August June
farmer living near town. was attacked b
bull to-day and fatally hurt. He Wa1
hurled over . six-foot fence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

Vienna. III. Ava. A-TAe tufy in ~
trial Of Frank WomAk. charged With n
killing Of Ezra Edmonson over Rama q
crape on February Is. after being out ~
tWenty.four hours, returned . verdict q
1ustidAhle homicide.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23

2 siniiar 10. tsv -vssks 80. hut rsssrsse
found TAs animal missing now p . elayesA6
away with 4 b laScribed a aHeut fssf ssaosd
faced. WEARING dark eaothins and haAci Feda1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
STRUCK At CONDUCTOR,
BUT INJURED A WOMAN.
East st. Louis Plumber Charged With
Creating . Disturbance ON
Belleville Car.

". B. Grace, an East Sc. Louis plumber,
who objected to warning on the part Of
the conductor Of q Belleville car to behave
himself yesterday. struck at the conduct
or. but missed him. and injured . woman's
face.
In the melee which followed. and which
was participated in by most of the mon
passengers on the car, Grace received rough
handling. He was arrested and taken to
the East St. Louis Police Station, where a
charge Of disturbing. the peace was placed
against him.
Grace. according to tho street car men
and the police acted in q way to offend
woman passenger with whom he sat, and
she appealed to the conductor.
The conductor warned Grace. but the
latter became angry and struck at him.
The blow hit the woman passenger.
The car was crowded with men, and a
dozen jumped upon Grace The latter was
no mean antagonist, and for q while he
knocked the passengers right and left
Then q determined onslaught was made
upon him, and the passengers were ready
for desperate measures when the cries of
the women In the car attracted several 20
licemen.
The patrolmen entered the car and in a
short while pulled Grace out and took him
to the police station.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-23
Pi... CA..t.usua Social Notes.


Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Ferry Of Alton are Wis
ftors at ChautauQua-
The Misses Bertha and Louise Rsck of Alton
are spending week with ChautauQua friends
Mrs. John y. English Of Jerseyville ave q
house party this week. Mines: Madison and R.
w. Stutssnan Of SprinGield. ILL.,, were members
Of the party, in addition to the following ladies
from Jer.eyville: Mines 4, y, and George sla-
hanno1. RToosshirs. UT: Cummings. John sun
rine. George Wolf William Beago. H. Montgom-
err. Post, HenshAW and vanHorebeke. Dutton
and Misses Hazel Henderson. Gerva English and
Web Martin.
COLONEL and Mrs. A. F. Rodgers and daughter.
Miss Sarah Rodgera. OF Upper Alton reopened
their cottage this week for an indefinite period.
Miss Carrie Finch spent few days last week
in Elsah H.. ~ the guest Of Mrs. John Remit
ges.
The ChAutauouA store Is being conducted,
since the close OF the official season. by Lee
Matt and Edgar Reed Of Elsah. III,
-Miss Camille Rrtghurt Of Ct Louis. who ia
here for the season, returned Wednesday from
BringhurBt-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
Fight Will be Bitter.

Those who will persist in closing
their ears against the continual recon.
mendaiion Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption. will have a long and
bitter fight with their troubles, if not
ended earlier by fatal termination. Read
what T. r. BeaI, OF Beall, Miss, has
TO say: Last iAll my wife had every
symptom Of consumption. She took DR..
Kings New Discovery after everything
else had failed. Improvement came ST
once and four bottles entirely cured her.
Guaranteed by L. Henley, druggist.
Price soc, and 500. Trial bottles
free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

Mr.. William Martin. aged IS yeaSs,
net witb an accident IN the Newport
Seus sb;pyard Tuesday that resulted in
pa death A heavy block sawed Of q
piece u timber Up above Mr. Martin fell
and struek him. knocking bin from the
scsHold on which be was al work. he
Ell forty feei into James river.
The body was brought here Wednes-
day evening and Thursday laid 70 rest
10 Cedar Grove Cemetery. Rev. II 7.
L,outhan officiating. Mr. Martin was
a eoussr Of caupcilmau Morris. NJ. r
Morris. Mrs.. J. II. Seymour and related
- many other people here and in tb'
county. He was son q the late DR.
Martin and was born in this county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
RrrnIution Imminent.

A sure sign Of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system is ner-
vousness. Eleepiessness. or stomach up
sers Electric Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. X
sever Ets 20 Zone the stomach. regu-
late the kidneys and bowels. stimulate
the liver. and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
al the usual attending sebes vanish IN
der its searching and thorough elective.
nesA E'ectEic Bitters is only soc, and
that j. returned II il don't give perfect
sStis.nction. Guaranteed by L. Hen
ley, dTUggist-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

u Is WonderfEl how some Democrats
cculd haze ior 4 moment considered the
nouui1etlon Of Grover Cleveland for the
iiesdeDcy Z third time Other cons
osrzti0ns aside. al unwri-ten law would
prevent the election Of AR. Cleveland.
Pat TIE little noise made for Cleveland,
souRh Il meant nothing. made the
nagwEnps seel better.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

man who sells il IS not going TO sen |,
to police officer. nor is the man who
buys il going to inform on she seller. So
one may crisicise and criticise. but IL
narrows right down TO the point OF
catch your goose before cooking 1T
There is no use OF our L,Osing our
heads about the terrible
conditions" that prevail here. Condi.
sions arc good kcre aud the morals oi
the community arc good. despite the
statements TO the contrary. A iocs
option law is not worth the paper il is
writtcu on unless there Is strong pub
lie sentiment behind il. The sentiment
OF this community Is not strong for To-
cal option and in that lies the weakness
Of the law. rather than in any ;nefficiency
or deficiency IN the officers who enforce
IL. lfpublic sentiment were overwh helm
ing against liquor no one would dare to
sell Illegally a drop OF the stuff. We are
having the same experience and suffer
ing Just as other communities where To-
cal option prevails.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
SATURDAY. DC 5. 1905
Special Notice,

You haye till December 1S
to pay your pOll-tax, If you
want TO vote IN the spring
election. See Treasurer I.
q. Wynne at once-pay up
your poll-tax TO date and
get a receipt. Otherwise you
cannot vote In the election
In June.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
INVESTIGATE.

Ike City COuncil Odd only what
cou5o he szFscsec oft ~ ben X ordered
al inyestieatiOn Of the ehsrss MADE BY
q BODY known ss the Law and Order
Lessue." Tbe cOuuol has 10 dispo-
sissor other than 10 see al the city o.
6csals softer ano tSDPersts and faith
So IL The discharge n theiE every duty.
The COuDcsl car make The lave. bat u
depends npon tb< of5orrs - enforce
rbeu-
ne hope the Sergeant vii be able 10
disprove the charge against him, snc
sbOw 70 Inc sstisfsetioD q tbe psblsc
that his anrusers are 81 error. We be-
Eeve be car do rhis. wi1ile IN DO znsnnsr
ouestiOniDg the TeFaeity a those znO
maze th~ charge. However, the pub
Ec se,Aands fan and thorough invest
cation, as do the eomplsinaDts and de-
s.ndant. There vii oe 10 white-~ash-
ns IN The report. ~e iesi sure. and II TIC
charge j. proven. the cOuDcii win b< 50
iufornsed.
Tbe Law and Order League I've 90
not know how macy. or who II repre-,
serts. asserts that The local option Law
l. not endorsed There are open ssser
sious thaf whiskey Is beisg sold 10 Ii.
town and complaints that no arrests
are made The officer cannot make ss
srrest un1ess he knows who is guilty
Who s gDisg 70 make fhs ebasgs' Tss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
RECTOR OF ST. LUKE'S,
Ashburnham, Ontario, Testifies 10
the Good Qualities OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.


lain's Cough Remedy.
AsEBURSHAN. Ont-, April Is, 1eO3-I
think il is only right that should tell
you what q wonderful effect Chamber
l&in's Cough Renen= has produced. The
day before Easter was 50 distressed
with colo and cough that did not
think 10 be able TO take any duties the
next day. as my voice was Almos
choked by the cough The same day ]
received az order fro N you tor bottle
Of vour Cough Remedy. at once pro-
ured 8 sample bottle. and took about
three doses OF the medicine. To nv
great re- let the cough and cold had
comp leiely disappeared and wss able
10 preach three times on Easter Day. I
know ;hst this rapid and effective cure
wss due 20 your Cough Remedy. ]
make this testimonial " ithout sclicIt.-
zion, being thankful to have found such
God,se1t remedy. ResPeo fully yours,
+. A. LASeFELDT, Ma
Rector Of 81. Luke's Church
To Chamberlain Medicine Co.
This remedy il tor sale by J. II.
Stoae.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

II the ROWE goes wet az the coming
eiecsion thr peoPIe should contend for
these things- No bsr-roou1s within !. 600
fert Of church No screens CT bind
doors OF Windows Close a. 10 O'Clock
p.u 10 lettering on sidewalks N
s1ont q kalOor- And last bat not
least. q city tax O. s5OO--uOi a exit less
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

II tbs Legislature passes The bond Is
sns bil tins winter BY next tai Williams
burg should have n complete system q
w1tcr-w0rks. Ne VIII welcone that
DAY with Op<u arms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

the question of Mr.. r. c. Lawson's ht-
ness TO hold the Office OF City, Sergeant,
aud II said charges are sustained. 10 re-
move him from Office.
That committee consisting OF
Messrs. II. r. Loutban. l.. G. Tyler. Geo.
Is. Besle be appointed 10 present this
paper 10 the City Council of wiliams-
burg. Va.
Copy-Teste:
II. T. LOTHIAN.
Sec'y.
Mr.. Louthsn then requested that Rev.
W. A. X. Goodwin be called TO substan-
tiate the charges preferred above. Mr.
Goodwin stated that as ne was coming
down the street with another geutle-
man Tuesday night he saw Sergeant
Lawson coming out of Geo. Stewart
store leaning on the nrm Of n youth.
That the Sergeant wss. in his opinion,
uuder the influence of liquor. He said
he went 20 MIR. Lawson Wednesday and
demonstrated with him. He had never
whiskey before. There was no further
evidence offered by the Law and Order
League.
Sergeant lawson stoutly denied the
charge. and demanded an investigation.
The Council then went into secret ses
sion.
The result was that Sergeant Lawson
was suspended during IKE investigation
OF the charge against him. A commit
tee was appointed, composed of Messrs
Barnes, Morris and Warburton, to max,
the investigation under the following
resolutions:
Whereas the Council having heard test
mony Of Re Y. W. A. K. Goodwin aud o
Mr.. K. {. Lawson in regard 20 the con
duct of the latter.deem it their duty TO
both these parties and 20 the public a,
large TO so into an investigation. there
fore be il
RESOLVED, That a Committee Of three
b appointed TO hear testimony on the
subject, 10 issue summons for witnesse.
and report their findings TO the Coun.
Gil.
That the sum Of SOS. or so much there
OF as Is needed. is hereby appropriated
10 deiray expense Of such investigation.
Sergeant Lawson was suspended
from active duty until the committee
investigates and reports. The MayoI
was authorized 10 swear in an offices
for the time of suspension.
Mr.. ". T. Binns was elected a mem
Der Of the Council in place Of Mr.. II. d
Cole. resigned.
The Mayor Wednesday appointed Mr.
L. NJ. Lee 70 act as sergeant during I'd,
investigation Of the charge against Mr.
K. (. Lawson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

Now that the foot ball season is over
INK SolleEe students Throughout the
rouutrv VII have tine 20 DO Ettlc study
snS BEFORE the bssS ball season opens
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

The heslthfulDess q Williamsburg was
revrr better than j IL today. We be-
hrte the death rate Is lower n this CITY
than IN any other place OF ia size II the
State
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

What has become Of that fre-proof
clerks o-5cr; year ago Il va. needed
very badly. Whist has besn done with
1he county records that they no Longer
rrtd protection,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
Sober, They Say.

The Gazette has taken the trouble TO
inquire o; persons who saw Sergeant
Lawson on the night Of December l
whether IN their opinion. that officer
Was IN an inroxicStsd condition. Mr..
3. r Wolfe says be saw the Sergeant IN
front Of barber-sbop az about 8 o clock
that he oonvers-d With him for some
time. The Sergeant was then perfectly
sober Mr.. 3. E. Brooks vas with Mr..
Wolfe during the conversation and Tx
says the Sergeant was not drunk or
drinking SO Tar as he could see. Mr. j
(. WaTburton Of the county was with
the Sergeant az Mr.. Stewards store. H'
says the accused vas perfectly sober
Others who saw the Sergeant say b.
was nos drinking and that he was per
fectly sober on the night q December /
AL the gentlemen interviewed sai'
that there vas evidently a mistake mac
and were positive n their expires
siOnS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
DIR J = LINDSAY


BosToN, Mass, Dee. Rev. Or. John
). Lindsay. rector of St. Paurs Church.
died at 1880 last night at his home.
2S2 Marlboro street. He had been AZ
fiicted with a chronic illness, which re-
Gently became so serious that the erd
was easily foreSeen, During the IS hours
preceding his death he had been uucon-
scious. In June the doctor and his fam
lily went abroad and on the return WOW.
age in September h caught co Id which
developed into a comp LEGATION Of dis
eases.
DR.. Lindsay married Miss Poultney Of
Baltimore. sister OF the late Thomas
Poultney of that city. He had charge
of an Episcopal church in Baltimore
about 20 or more We ars ago. DR.. Lind
say was elected 20 the bishopric of
Easton in Maryland. but the Office was
declined. Subsequently he was elected
assistant bishop of Alabama and this.
too, was declined.
Dr.sLindsay was born in Williams.
burg, Va, 1852 He came from Scotch
| ancestry. He was educated at William
! and Mary College in Williamsburg. at
the University Of Virginia and at the
Theological Seminary Of Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

Or. Lindsay was well known here by
the older people and held in high esteem
by all.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
The IL. r. u. Disband,.

The Royal Fraternal Union, q social
and insurance order. organized here
about eighteen months ago, disbanded
Monday night. The last meeting closed
with a smoker. When organized the
lodge had large membership but In
terest in it has Jagged recently.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
AnvERrIsTNe ms:

Acrersisfnr rsres reasonable. ard furnis1ce
On spplicsrfcn- Rates 20 al. - tsnrs PEI
fpch perfsSne WITH usual dfscoGatS for spscs
sadrfnse. Local nosicss : Ce1ts the line
s-solur5ous ofrrSpect 9 Cents per Hac-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING

Attorneys who pfsce Legal sdrrrrising On
sAlspEperzrr held personally responsible FOR
-sme. fhfs being the onlv condition under
arafch we accept such sdvcrtfsiET. Rates
SOC pr inch each tire. lrss IS per cect- No
ssevisrfon ron these terms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

Entered "a roe posfof6rr "a Williamsburg
A. seconc olass Esfl-rDaffer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
Suhsrriyssoo price 81 90 PEP Yesfs ssHs
rstc for less time. ALWAYS IN sdraRce-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-05

We give Trade Discount Stamps with every ten cent
giving away. - CIV
Arizona republican., 1903-06-07
IsSsS 8 S sz SSz: 3 sI 5z: B
 ESsNssSs .SssSsesH
RAY GABLES, Los Angeles, Cal.
...HOTRL CATALINA =.

Los Angeles cars. thc bell with baths ade ALEXANDER x ROLAND. Proprs.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-07
BENSON SHELTER

Construction work at the Empire srnelter is progressing steadily and sal isfactorily. says the Benson Press
 The assay office. which will bc in charge of Mark Walker. an asslycr of well known ability and for many years assayCr at the old Boot mine. is ready for the assaying outfit. which will ar rive in few days. The assay oiiCT will be ready fer business probably by another week.
 The furnace is nearly completed cV- ccpt lining II is quite an imposing affair. being double. and one smoSe- stack leads from the two compart- ments.
 \ set of Robins oonVeyors will Soou be put in. which will carry the orc from the ore bins to the top or the fur mace in a continuous feed. Retaining walls for the ore bins and COnveyors are now being built.
 The machine for making bric'-s for the furnace will probably bc ready for operation next week.