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Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

attacked by the solution. consequently the outcroppings are sma Ter in com parison with the size of the underlying bodies. The outcroppings vary in width from one to fifty feet and from forty to one hundred feet in length and at nearly right angles to the strike of the porphyry dyke. It is calculated that the main chain of ore bodies has a northerly and southerly course and parallel to the dyke. The Marquette people are going to work on standard lines, they have first-class prospects and may success attend them.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
THE OLD DOMINION.

At the Od Dominion grading for the new shaft is progressing with Q force of thirty men employed In ad- dition to the day shift two Burleiga drills are also run at night, and put down from ten to twelve holes. Heavy excavation is necessitated and it will be fully a month yet before the grad ing is finished and the actual work Of sinking is begun.
 As stated in our last issue. the shaft will have four compartments; its di- mensions will be 25x6 in the clear.
 As soon as needed the hoisting en- zine. now in use, will be moved to the new shaft, and will be replaced at it's present location by the old hoist which is fully equal to the work that will be required of it.
 In order to facilitate the work of sinking it is the intention of the man agement to run several cross-cuts from different levels of the mine to an alignment with the new shaft. and then raise and sink from each level. By adopting this method the completion of the shaft will be greatly hastened.
 A survey was made yesterday for a spur from the c. V, G. & N. to the site of the new shaft.
 The management hopes that its trouble, so far as handling the mine water is concerned. will soon be over. A Worthington compound, duplex pump. will be installed at the twelfth level. and is expected to meet every requirement--Arizona Silver Belt
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
ONE MONTH MORE.
Then the United Verde Win Be Break
 ing Former Records.

The force of men at the smelter is being gradually increased. with indi- cations that the United Verde will be employing more men within the next thirty days than at any time hereto fore, says the Jerome Reporter The five, six and seven hundred foot levels are being opened up from the new shaft. Two of the small furnaces are in operation and a third ready to be blown in, which is to be followed soon, so it is understood. by fourth of the same size. The large five hundred ton furnace will require at least another week to complete it. There will be no dearth of men when they are required;
 every train coming in brings men seek ing employment. Many of those coming in are men laid off when the mine and smelter were shut down.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
MINING PERSONAL
AND MINERS MOVEMENTS

William Howard, Thomas Madden and John Shea have returned from a little prospecting trip to the Santa Cruz mountains. where they have loca- ted some good prospects. They were out about ten days. They have 9 claims located which carry very nice surface indications. They brought in 3 samples of their rock, being mala- chite, carbonates and glance. making a very fine average. Their claims are not far from Nogales.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
COLD FIGURES
 IH REGARD TO 4 HOT PLANT


 Parties who ought to know state that during the months of November 1902, and January, 1903. the Calumet and Arizona smelter at Douglas hand led on an average of 250 tons of ore 2 day and turned out an average of 90 tens of bullion. These figures talk. a2 drop the words of wisdom from the lips of Nestor. And everything sized Up these figures are about right.
 Uncle Dave Williams, who was sup posed to be lost for couple of days last week. turned up Tuesday morning a. serene as a little coon a-straddle C fifty pound watermelon. Uncle Dave is one of the Warren district pioneer miners and could find his way blindfolded all over Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
4. VALUABLE SOW"
DISPOSED OF

Some two years ago as Black" Jack Newman, of Globe. was excavating for building on a site formerly occupied by an old silver furnace. his men ran on to a "sow" weighing about 1.500 pounds.
 The SOW was little too large for a watch charm and not quite big enough for a pile driver hammer, so Jack just kept it as a specimen of what had been in Globe before silver was de throned.. The Sow" assayed about SO per cent in silver. and some gold. not to mention copper, and Jack sold it the other day for tobacco money.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
HE DRAGONS TO THE FORE,
 IN THESE LATTER DAYS.

It is always a source of sincere con when we learn of new nd progressiVe mining move. especial in Cochise county. The very latest serss to be the organization of the ead7ille Mining company, with it's se of operations in the Dragoon suntains in this county. They have
 ne lnto possession of the Holmes,
 .ch end Storebeck properties near
 seson. The properties have always
 n of a very promising character,
 the new combination contains a
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

Any man who has no good reason for doing a thing has a good reason for not doing it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18
A LITTLE OLD DEAL
 BIGGER THAN IT LOOKS

Sometime ago Harry Mccoy and George Moore sold the Evening Star and the Esperanza to Port Morse. They are gold claims out close to the Golden Era Messrs. Shattuck. Mu- helm and Ord became interested in the proposition and sent Gus Landau out to investigate, Gus found that from a surface standpoint at least the propo- sItion was absolutely captivating, the result Is that Muheim. Shattuck, Ord and Morse, each own an undivided one fourth interest in the two claims, which bid fair to rival the Easter Sunday in her best days. They will begin sys. tematic work immediately, with Port Morse in charge. These old timers are hard to fool when it comes to COchise county rocks. and may develop a fine gold mine before they are gathered to their fathers.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

The Baldwin Co.'S Pianos awarded grand prix and cross of the Legion of Honor, Paris Exposition, 1900. The Hamilton. made by the Baldwin Co, diploma and silver medal. Paris 1900 The Chickering and Sons. Behr Bros, Fischer, Mason & Hamlin. Kimball pianos, all standard high grade.
 The Pfanola Angeius and Simplex self-pIayers. Music strings and musical merchandise. Popular new music at half price. Easy terms. Write for our 10 cent music cataIoaue,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

John Imsland is up on a visit from Douglas. where he is employed in the Calumet and Arizona smelter. John very naturally thinks that the c. & A. smelier turns out more bullion for the amount of ore reduced than any enter prise of a similar character in America He is doubtless correct. John will return to Douglas the latter part of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

Mir. Edward GrenfelI informs Us that application for patent on the Worlds Fair has been forwarded. The group includes ten claims about two miles from the heart of Bisbee, with a 400 shaft and several hundred feet of drift and has shown up some beautiful ore
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

Superintendent Shapley, Of the Cop per Queen slag brief line. is figuring all week and a part Of Sunday how to make room for the slag until the com pany gets her new colossal smelter in to operation. The big dump is "al b:oke up" but will probably hold out. NIT. Shapley is elevating the slag track at every turn, thus increasing the capacity of the dump. and is dead next to his job.
 ! Jim Gallagher. who happens to be engineer on the slag train, is beginning t, nibble at mining. Jim is a fine judge of rock. and incidentally one of the finest cd boys on earth and we wish him complete success.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

Foreman Findley of the Gardner doesn't like crystalized water Their water comes from the Spray reservoir and last Licnday it took a notion 10 freeze up. and gave the Gardner force any amount of trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

The Spray pipe squeeze. with |Kid'' Stewart in the lead are very busy these days repairing pipe which has been bursIed by the late freeze. The boys have a slick job when it comes to working with ice.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

MT. Buehler was caller at the Re view office yesterday and stated that their new hoist was working beautiful fly. It appears that it has a capacity 'of about 1.200 feet, in the meantime 'khe Calumet and Bisbee have ordered a hrst-class hoist, which they do not expect on the ground for about four months
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

o. c. Shepherd has finished setting the new Calumet and Pittsburg boiler and is engaged in putting up the brick work around the 450-horse power Sterl- ing boiler at the Calumet and Arizona. MT. Shepherd is something Of an adept at this particular class of work.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07

Sin auda el sSagin, W. y ell sHA
millions hsll&banae en- ese csminp
envueltos en- dansa neblins Ique 90 en-
aqusllos lugarss may frseuents, y
como qaiara que uno y otro vapor
navegRban en- su orisntRci6n, pudo
ser possible Ell terrible ehoqus aun
sienao tan vasto y smplio Ell esmino.
En- ell primer viaje del sPouees
que vista nuestros puertos, perdio
la h6lios en- alta mar y como su ruta
estk por 10 general mucho mas al
este que IL de qusllas lineas de va.
pores. two one nsvegAr o. tFgado
6 an suefte 6 msjor dicho, iuvo que
oejarse llsvar del vianto del mar
que tanfa en popa, basta llegar s esA
z31 concurrias en- sonse Aeaban de-
chocar el <Hamilton. y el sSag,naws
ESQ prueba que allf 90 + seeuents la
navsgs ei6n y en- Gqusllos luRarss Ell
donde el sPonce> eneontro entonees
80 sAlvacion en- forma de remolque
cue otro vapor la dio, los desdieha.
dos tripalAntes de los vapores cho'
eaaos han encontrado 1ltimRmsnta
Ell desaatre.
Sslis nm paso de inmerso prograso
que ell hombre eneuentre Ell medic de
romper 10 dansidad de 10 neb!inA
para mos trarsa 6 los dam&a y para
4 isr oir sus rRidos de slsrma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Una inOCente 'Viuda''
sofprendida en- Ponce
(De maestro corespossalN

( -4
Mayo Anoche & Ia ana, ell asz
del Este senior Caballar pasaba por
frente de Ia fonda <La Circas .RnaD
alta en- Ia Gale del Lsoa. O, g tuido
de monedss aentso de In fonda cue
estsha carrada, y kospecho qua aIli
se iugabs.
DispEsc que Sog guaraiss mnnisi.
p ales quedasen de. vigiianeia frenta
q ia fonda en- question, con orden de
sorprendar la jugada an 10 primera
oportunidad
al roco ratio Sc abri6 ana puerta
y sslisgon dos iudiviauos. Ls poll.
cia sntro sntonces, y Eorprendi6 una
jugada do <yiaaas, ocupando nm
ns1pa y SO S5 en- diasro.
Essan denuGciaaos once inaividucs Q
por ia jag sdA ca question, y pronto
90 celsbrarA oil juieio gobre ella. Ha
sido 6s5e an busn ssryioio de inter Go
p1s]ico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
carae en- esta capital como 6rgAno
de los obrsrcs pnertcrriq uefios.

carse en- esta capital como 6rgauo
de los obrarCs pnertcrriq uef1os.
DsssAmosle lsrga vida.
-Hemos steniao oil gasto do salu
en- esta. reaacion nj dlstinguido 10.
ven de Cialss don F1&nciseo Pousa
PaIes. Gtata estaneia le desc nos
en- San iran. 3 i
rEntre los pass 6 aroae que llegA.
ron en ell vspor Caracas proeedenta
de los Est Ados Un.dos aa apenentrAn
al sSf1er Altaro Cortes del :ome1eio
de Manatf y loa javsnas Ricardo
Qsijsno y ASolfo Arrastia. e
La retrsta de anocha estayo bas
tAnte concurrida, siecutanao In ban
do de Ii Policla qaa dirige el ae1for
Vsrar, bonitas y difsilas piezas de
masica.
De hariaas cssuales faeron asis.
tldos aver ca L. sala de socorros
Migael Wis, Fiael Torres y .Eage.
nio Marat.
-En slgunos puntos De Ia Gale
de San Sebastian ne hA auegado to.
d. 10 via p1olica. CON mot..vo de estar
obstI utf los aesagt1ss de las alcan'
tarillas por IF ssto del barro anon.
tonado alli como residue de los ira !.
baios del alcantarillado.
Los fArolltos que ae co1ocan sobre
los atrilss @a In banda de la policfa
en- las noches de ratreta, .estAn he.
chos pedsz Js. Se1fs convaniente que
80 manaasen reparsr 6 & zanzibar
SO por otros, pnes al vteEto APPS e .
las lares de e!los y IL nocha manos
pensads casndo se halle IL banda
e1ecatando alguna piezs impoftante,
ae queaA & obseuras 81 sitio y tendrk
que inserfumpirse la retrets.
Anoche promoviaron un gran o..
cAnaalo en- el Callej6n del sTsmsrin.
doc las individuas Aquilina r ,yes,
Maria Luisa Rivera, E!saia Perez,
Maria Cruz, y Maria Hernandez. Ell
alboroto ccarri6 en- la casa de pupi.
las 90 Laura Velentin.
I'll jazz eonAen6 6 dichas mui sras
& 10 dollars de multsEcada una.
e la Colonis de leprosos de Is.
Ia de Cabras falleci6 agar sl emf az.
mo Jes Il B staueourt, natural de IT. q
jillo Alto.
Han sido separaSos de la poll
eiA por impoaibilidad ff4isa los guRr'
dias Carlos MAJOR y Jaan M. Caba'
llaro. Tambien fu6 bsja en- el euerpo
ell cabo Alfredo r ans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Information Local


a. Felipe Me&ins Riyas, cArpint 70
da San German, hs aldo acusaao da
homiciiio fustradc, reiucieadose,e
prisi6n y eondnci6 aaoaele 6 Maya.
guez 6 atsposieioa de sq aslla G orte de
iuaticia. ~
..CireulA elsrnmor de q uno de los
candidates para Ssrgensos de Id Po.
licia Iosalar. es Ell inteligsnta jcvsn
don M!gael MDf1 q, .eabo del aasta
cAmento de BArcelouetRY Ningun
nombramiento heeho por Ell Jefa Ha
mill, seria mas acertsdo que ell del
ioven Mnfioz, toda vez que reuna
condolences sobra&isimas para de.
sempeiAr con recGitaS, honrsdez Y
frmezs el gtkdo 6 que Sc hA hscho
acredor pur sus vAliosos eesvicios
prsstadoa oil aIcasrpo dc Policla.
..El sen Or Enrique Rossy, tals
grAfista de San German, hs prssen
tAdo su rennnciA como tel, por ha
llArss Algo dslisAao de salud. La
renancia hA sido aeaptAda por el
Honorable Comisionado del Interior
LIZ sefiorita Isabsla Mangual, de ID
escnsla do telegrafis de esta isla, ha
sido nombradA para auatituirie con
el saeldo co $500 Al afio.
..El ptoximo domingo dia 10 & les
81 de In maf1aana tendr4 lugar una
M.sa Solemne con Ministroa, en- &C
ci6n de graaias al Glorioso Patriares
San jose, por los bene efisios aispen
sados & una distinguida fAmi1a de
Puerto Rico.
Serk eAntada por uu coro de Srtas.
de San j 1s6, acompA n ssa de una
buena Orqusta.
El Panegfrico estA 6 cargo del elo
cuentisimo oraacr RYdo.. P. B ,rrios'
-Ahore que 90 trAta de introdu
cir raformRs en- el barrio de La Ma
rina, les vecinos de squ6l bargi0 We
rfan con gusto que Sc manasra &
arreglsr el reloj dsl Pfesi&io, que
tauta falta haGs en- sqa a6l vasto We
cindArio.
-E1 el DepArtamento dc Instrue-
ci6n SO han cam biado las horas dc
cfieina. Antes entSaban los emplea-
dos & las 8 30 .. N y salfan por, la
tArae & las 4.45 p. m. En- 10 suessi :
vo l&s horAs IaborAbles son por In
mAf1s de & IL y por ID tarde de 80
a.
-Se Asegura que IL ekrcsl de Ha-
macao serA elau surAaa po- sas ma
las condolences higie nicss del local
y 10 reausido que es para 81 nd nero
tan erecido de presoa que contiane.
So Gran surtido de cerraduras de to-
Gas classes y formAs, csndados de ls
tras y otros candAdos de patente,
candados csrroios, cerrrojos bobos
y argollAs para los mismos; de vsnts
en- tLM Dulee AlianzA" de Nd. r. Cal.
aer6n & Ca, San Juan Puerto Rico.
e. vapor <P1o ks asta 6 In chrga
en- B arc slona, de donae zsrpara el
81 del corriante con las sscalss de
Mallorca, Valencia, Alleante, MAla'
gay C&diz para las Cansri&s, San
Juan, Mays gdsz, Ponce, CubR y NV
OfleAns.
-Varios jovenes de la primsra so
ciedaa llevarsn & efssto Ell s&bado
en- sl parque de Santuree an baile
de confianzs, habiando los duef1os
do aicho local csdiSo Giehoa j6ve'
nes el salon de bale,
Pronto circularAn las invitaciones.
Por ell entusiasmo que hay, promate
quedar mSy lucido.
--Hsmos recibiao el primer nj ne.
70 del nuevo peri6aico els Vtz del
Obrero., que hs smpezado 6 pabli'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Tn ChOQue de YaDOreS

La nCticia por cable que sysr pm.
blisamos ref arante q nm ehoeus de
vaporss en- las .costss de Virginia,
hsea .pengar en- 10 terrible del sini ss'
tro por las cireanatsneias que ru'
giercn rodesrls.
Por an lugar del O,6ano, eeycA de
In coats ,ssss tesz lda inns sginsPiamen
te ls rnta qae sigaen los vsporas de
10 lfnea w sra se Cuba, los de G yde
que viaitan a Santo Domingo y los
dc Ia Ifnaa Dominionn qua recorren
hssta muy al Sur las ciudadsg ama'
ricanas de 10 costa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
EZtfaofdlnafia ezitati0ne en- Washington
con motive de los c9ntraband0S en- Ia isla
LIS oeo de vvos concentrates Ia enega de los pueroueno
que aqui defender el cumplimiento de las leyes
few York. Mayo T. lis D.

New York, Mayo 7, LIS p. m.
Reina extraordlnaria excitacion en-
Washington, con motive della en6r-
gica actltud de los puertorriquenos
ante los escandalosos contIabandos
introducidos por amerieanos en- esa
isla. Acalorados concentrates Sc ha'
cen acerca de las resoluciones to-
madas en- Ell case y de la defensa de
las leyes hecha por los puertorri-
QuefiOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Turquia y Bulgaria

New York, Mayo 7, LIS a. M
T6mese que estalle una guerra
entire Turquia y Bulgaria. Las re-
laciones entire estos pueblos son
muy tirantes. Los sbulgaros han
tenldo sangrientos cheques con los
turcos, y el Sultan Sc dispone d
contener las agresiones de los b1l-
garos, juzgandose inminente la
guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Matanza de cristianos

Nueva York, Mayo 7, Is. a. m.
En- Albania continua horrible la
matanza de cristianos. Los alba
nenses rechazan las fuerzas enviadao
por ell Sultan para restablecer Ell
orden. La sltuacion interior de
Turquia es mPletamente anar-
quica y muy comPrometida La del
exterior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
FL gobierno de
Nicaragua
INTERVENE

New York, Mayo 7, LIS p. m.
Sc asegura que el gobierno de
Managua ha ordenado q las autori-
dades de la republica, repriman
energicamente toda manifestation
hostil a los americanos que residen
ca 81 pals. Ell Ministro de los Es-
tados Unidos en- la capital de Mica
ragua ha telegrafiiado d Washing
ton 10 ocurrido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
AmeriCanoS
sllbados en- Nicaragua

New York, Mayo 7, LIS p. m.
Varios americanos han sido sill
bados en- Nicaragua, Centre Am6ri-
"a. La causa de esta actitud del
pueblo nicaraguense, debese q La
conducta de los Estados Unidos con
la vecina rep1blica del Salvador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
Ul lilO elVeleladO
con SuDlimadO" que bebl6
pOr error
(De maestro coTrespoqaS0I)

Ponce, MEyo 6.--Uu nif1o de po'
Goa Afios, hijo de don Julio Chsrdon,
reault6 hoy lntpxicAao con nm POGO
de aolueion de Nsubllmado~ que tOm6
nadvertidamente El nir1o fu6 tras'
Adado del cau4 Pc & 10 ciudad, y asis'
lido en- 81 hospital Sc sncuestrs en-
tstA&o no mny sy,tisfactorio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07

We Mr. Rom ero Haxehugeut de
clases de ingles, en su casa calle
Nueva n1mero altos Marina, los
lunes. mi6rcoles y viernes, de so
de 10 noehe. 6 dos pesos mensua.
lea. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07

ESPECIFICOS HOMEoPATI
COS DE HUPHREYS de venta por
Rafael Castro Gonzslez, Fortaleza
81. Sc regala un manual para sd uso
en- espaf1ol 6 ingl6s &aquellos que 10
soliciteu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-07
pOR MAS DE SesENTA Arms,

49, RMMMuIO ANNIG no HEN PRORADO.
III Ell JARABEs sGALaANrE DE Ia SRA. WINsl0W
assdo DOE AILLoEEs DE MADREs pare aus hijoa. :.
PER1CDo DE DEN1ICION. con ETIT0 C'OMPLETG- TRAN
QUILIzA la CRIATURA, ALBANIA Las ENCIAs. ALIEi i
ToDoS Los DOLORES, CU2A IL COLI o TEEToso, -
metor rernedio para la nIARRE4 venta las BO!C
del mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE GAIMAXTFs rE IA SRA. WISSt.oSs
AfnrIrr VI $500
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Baquero y Gandara.
Comarcisntes importadorasd de pro.
welcomes de todas proeedencias.
San Justo 18 y Is, San Juan Pto :
Rico.
Evening journal., 1903-01-14
CHANGING NAME ON COACHES
carshops Begin Today TO Paint P.. B..
& W. on All Cars Turned
Out

Orders were received at the passenger
car shops of the Pennsylvania rniroad in
this city yesterday afternoon calling for
all cars turned out by the shops TO bear
the new initials of the company, r., b. a.
W., instead of the old ones, p, w. & b.,
and hereafter all passenger coaches will
he marked with the new name.
The order has been expected daily
since the name of the company was
changed over two months ago and local
officials have been wondering why the
order was not sent out before 20 make
the change. As it is, il only applies TO
the cars leaving the shops after being
repaired and no others win be changed.
The work of changing the initials will
take almost two years as the amount Of
rolling stock is so large that all the
shops on the division viii De taxed TO
their utmost TO even complete them in
that length OF time.
An order is expected az soon as the
weather becomes warmer calling for sew.
eral men TO 60 out upon the road chang
ing the initials.
Evening journal., 1903-01-14
MAGISTRATES
ARE At SEA
1t Is Said Senate's Action
Leaves But One Legally
in Office

The refusal of the Senate TO confirm
.the appointments made by Governor
HUM creates a peculiar condition of af-
fairs, which while not a serious detri-
ment TO the welfare of the State, might,
should the occasion arise, raise legal
question as TO whether the present Of
ficeholders appointed by the Governor are
in Office or not.
It is held by some that there is but
one magistrate in the city, George II.
Hollis. He was confirmed by the last
Legislature. Magistrates Bradley Pyle
and We'll, who were appointed by Gov
ernor HUM are placed in an awkward
position as a result Of the Senate's ac-
ton. Whether they are allowed to per-
form the dulles of their offices under the
present circumstances is n matter for
conjecture, but it is not likely that the
point will be raised.
The same condition of affairs would
apply TO State Detectives Ratledge and
Francis as well as TO all other oiiiechold.
ers appointed
Evening journal., 1903-01-14

southeastern Pennsylvania, with its
large and small cities, and with its
multiplied industries, are dependent
upon us for fuel. We have done our
utmost to get bituminous coal to re-
lieve the situation. What more we
can do in relief of your city. Mr..
Mayor, we will do. Wherever a prac-
tical suggestion Of help Is made to that
We will give a hearty response"
II was finally agreed by all the coal
men present that they would do their
utmost TO expedite and increase the
supply Of coal to all dealers in Greater
New York and to cooperate with them
in selling anthracite at 10 cents per
pail for a 25-pound pail Of coal
Evening journal., 1903-01-14
Al Sorts Of Pleas
WILL NOT RECOGNIZE STRIKERS.
F. Blumenthal and Company Will Fill
Places of Striking Shavers With
Other Men

It was not the gIazers who went on
strike at Blumenthars morocco factory
on Monday, as was reported, but the
shavers. Unless the company accedes 10
their demands the strikers will call out
the glazers, stakers 0nd beamers, but
when seen this morning an official said
the firm was as busy as ever in its his
tory and working the limit He said
they would not accede to the demands of
the strikers, even should they receive an
ultimatm which they have not gotten
yet. The places Of the strikers are rap
idly being filled by workmen and the firm
does not propose TO recognize the
strikers.
Evening journal., 1903-01-14
whist club EIects

The Wilmington Whist Club last
evening held its annual election Of Of
ficers. and the following men were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year:
George G. Lobdell. Jr., Edward n,
Belts. Calvin c. Bye, n. b. Danforth
Edgar NJ. Hopes, Edgar l.. Haynes
Frederick l. Kurtz. Wilmer Palmer
Henry L. Tatnall. Jr.. William II. Sell
lers and Henry NJ Taylor. The bOalrd
elected Edward II. Belts president;
George G. Lobdel. Jr.., vice-presldent;
H. IA Tatnall. Jr.. secretary and c.. c.
Matchett, treasurer.