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tICUsAN 'raaBsr ACCUSED.
Lsstesv 70 President and Secretary u War
ONerAng to Work for Annexation.

ONerAng to Work for Annexation.
Special Cable DsspdseA to Tns ScS.
HAVANA, June i2.--The Lucha publishes
Q letter which. 1t is asserted. was written
to Secretary OF War Root by Father Mus
teller, q Cuban priest, who poses a. . popular
candidate for the Bishopho OF Havana.
The writer Offers to support the American
policy II Mr.. Root will support his candi-
dature. He says he believes, like Gen.
Maxine Gomez. that in the near future
Cuba will be annexed by the United States.
II he becomes Bishop he will be able to
aid greatly in this work. 1t Ia said that
he also wrote to President Mckinley max
ing a similar offer.
Tho Mundo and Discusion say that the
letters are false. They declare that Father
Mustelier Is an honorable Cuban and .
revolutionary patriot. The Discuston sup
ports him for Bishop OF Havana. The
Lucho says that II any one thinks the letters
are false he can clear the matter up by
appealing to the courts. 1t would like to
think that Father Mustelier Ia q patriot
but 1t declares that the letters show that
ne Ii ready to 60 over to the enemy. bag
and baggage.
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Gossip OF the Ring.

B. B.. Orange. N. J.-.He was born q Boston
Maas on Oot Is. 1885, His height 1est io>1
inches.
KID Bstts Of this city has zone TO Boston =
search OF . match with anybody Weighing III
pounds.
Clarence Forbes who was knocked out In hurry
By Tommy Feltsi short time ago wants chance
to make amends.
been matched 70 box ten rounds ct Boston on June
q before the Lenox A. c., Of that city.
Billy Maynard sad Hughey Murphy are reported
contest q Boston on June u.s. Youn6 Corbett u
70 box the winner
c. j., New York-D They met At ChAntilly
France, on March TO- 1888. Thirty nine rounds
were fought and the result Wa . draw. n. They
ii, l6oo-
Johnny Mack has added Fob Armstrong 70 his
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EXPECT AMERICANS RESCUE.
Chinese Learn tho Hiding Piaoe Of the
Pirates.

Special Cable Despatch to TIE SUN.
PKxIN, juno l2.-The kidnapping Of an
American and some natives OF Honolulu
by Chinese pirates near Canton has boon
reported hero. The prisoners are being
held for a ransom Of 1900 aels. It Is said
that the place where they are being de-
tanned has been located.
The Board OF Foreign Affairs expects
that they will promptly be rescued by tho
viceroy Of Canton, who has been ordered
to use all means to secure their release
In issuing these orders the board acted on
representations made to it by Mr.. Conger.
the American Minister.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
THE ARDsLEY MURDER SECRET
MIR. Hale Refuses to Talk. but Anerward
Sends for the Coroner.

MIR. Hale Refuses 70 Talk. but AnerwArd
Sends for the Coroner.
ARpsLEY -oN-rHR-HUDsoN, June l7.--Cor-
oner Russell went to the Ardsley Club
this afternoon and had talk with c. E.
Hale, tho superintendent. Before the in
quest into the murder Of John Hefernsn,
HefYernan was reported TO have made this
statement:
"Mr. Hewitt's intended son-in-law shot
me-"
Hale is said to have asked him, and Heher-
nan is said to have replied:
Yes; Mr.. hewitt's intended son-in-law
Hale did not testify At the inquest, at
law, proved an alibi. Tho reason Hale
did not testify. 1t is explained now Is that
he not b. 1oad E. On
It was to get a yerihcation OF the above
statement from Henernan that Coroner
Russell went to see Hale to-day, Hale
has been sick in bed for eeveral days: He
told Coroner Russell, according 70 TIE Core
Coroner couldn't make him. To this
Coroner Russell 10 said to have replied:
II you weren't sick would have deputy
sheriff arrest you and you would be made
to talk. II you don't Talk VIII Close up
this club
How Coroner Russell expected to make
his threat good 10 not known. He returned
to Tarrytown and tonight the Coroner
says that he received message from F.
E. Eldridge, q member Of the Ardsley Club.
Coroner that II he would come here to-day
he Hale) would tell him all he knew.
The Coroner says he viii see Hale the hrst
thing In the morning. Should he get enough
evidence, he says, he will reopen the inquest
At once.
1t IA not clearly understood why the Coro-
ner let 40 much time elapse before going
to see Hale. There has been . revival Of
a number Of old rumors hero to-day which
may have Influenced the Coroner's action.
ing persistAntly on one clue which has to do
with a statement said TO have been made by
a. servant In household OF the neighbor-
hood.
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WAVES ASIDE sERvIAN CROWN
Mr.. Cocian Cont ented to He An AmerseAl
and Sell Wine at Red Hs1k.

Mr.. C0NAn COnte0to0 70 ne An Am6f loAn
and Sell Wine At Red Heck.
Since the assassination Of King Alex
ander OF Servia, L. B. Cocian. . vino I'm
porter, whose place Of business u In the
Red Hook district tn Brooklyn, has not
lost his mental equilibrium, although some
OF his friends have proclaimed him tho
rightful successor to that monarch be-
cause Of his descent from tho Grand Shu-
pane who ruled Servia when Sultan Murad
OF Turkey made his invasion In 1889. In
a story published yesterday setting forth
his claims to the 6ervian throne the modest
Red Hook vino merchant figures - Louis
Napoleon CooiAnchick.
According to tho story, his descent is
traced without . break to Ivan Cooian-
chick, who assisted in the murder Of Sultan
Murad over Ave centuries ago and
was executed In Constantinople. with two
OF his cousins for the crime. Cocian-
chicks descendants are said to have settled
in Austria. and Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Cocianchick. alias L. B. Cocian. was born
there 80 years ago, and after vari-
GUS adventures by land and sea settled
down in business in Brooklyn six years
ago
When seen last night Mr.. Cocian said
that personally no did not set UP any claims
to descent from the slayer Of Sultan Murad,
and admitted that. in spite Of family records,
1t would be q ditaoult mattel for him to
establish them. His supposed striking
resemblance to King Alexander, he said
started the story about his illustnous
descent. But under no possible ciroum-
stances. he declared. could he be induced
to accept the Servian throne, a. he was
content to live and die . citizen OF the
great American Republic amid bis cheer
full Red Hook surroundings.
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AMERICANS At KINGS AEvEE.
Mr.. Morgan and the Int irrational Exchang
Commissioner Presented.
Special Cahis Dsspa!eh to TIE Sun

Special Caols Dssposch TO TIE SUN
LONDON, June l2,-Among those present
at the Kings levee at Buckingham Palace
this afternoon were Messrs. Conant. Hanna
and jerks Of the American International
Exchange Commission. tho Mexican Com
missoners Creel. Brush and Comaoho and
j. Pierpont Morgan. All Of the Commits
sioners appeared in court costume.
Mr.. White, the American Charge d At
flares, entertained the Commissioners at
luncheon. The Marquis OF IAnsdowne.
Secretary for Foreign Affairs. gave . din
ner In their honor this evening.
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To Sue syracu for $50. 900.

SYRACUSE, June 12.-Joeeph L. DALEY
of Philadelphia y preparing to sue the
city OF Syracuse for $4,000. He Is the
surviving partner Of the firm Of DALEY
4 Aldrich. who secured a contract for
the disposal of the city garbage. They
then erected garbage disposal plant and
passed a resolution forbidding the firm to
continue business. In similar action by
another firm the city has just been held
10 he responsible.
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TO CUT DOWN NAVAL EXPENSES.
Chancellor Ritchie Hopes for an Inter.
national Agreement.

Special Cable Despatch TO The Sun.
LONDON. June l2.-Speaking In the House
Of Commons on the Finance bill this even
ing Chancellor Of tho Exohequer Rtohie
expressed the hope that other countries
would enter into league with Great Britain
to lessen the expenditures for their navies
Nothing. the Chancellor said. would give the
British Government greater satisfaction.
Mr.. Richie expressed great regret that
Canada had not contributed at all to the
empires naval strength, "a no part Of the
Kings dolninions had derived 10 much
benefit from the expenditures OF Great
Britain
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RIG PURSE FOR LIGHTWEIGHTS.
San Francisco A. c. Offers Sl9.SOO for
Conteat Bet cen Cans and Britt.

The San Francisco clubs are making
strenuous efforts to bring about match
between Jimmy Britt and Joe Cans. Match
maker Alex Greggains Of the San Francisco
A. C, IL probably the most vigorous In this
line. for, according to a despatch from that
city. he has offered a pur Sc Of a2:Soo FOR a
3o-round bout between The pa par a,rsa Az
socepted and Is ready 70 sign articles. There
may be some trouble before the two meet:
bet Ssen tn The men We're under way few weeks
ago. but they could not agree on the weight
question. Britt wanted to have the night
At Iss pounds, weigh in at the ringside. but
Cans said that he would only arrange scrap
at 1873 pounds, weigh In at o'clock on the
Afternoon OF tho battle He adds that his
offer still holds rood. A..
In the opinion Of many a mill between the
two would be one OF the astic features Of the
season. Besides being for the lightwelght
title OF the world 1t would go a long way in
proving Britt's real worth as fighter. Greg
gains says that II Britt accepts he will be
ready to hold the mill inside Of two months
time.
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Ga xabo Club" Raided.

Acting Captain Lonsdale OF the Grand
Contra police station raided the -Gazabo
Club suspected poolroom at so East
Forty first street. yesterday afternoon.
He got in without trouble and found fifteen
men there, but no proprietor, so the fifteen
were let go. There were telephones, racing
sheets and slips in the place
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REPUBLICAN CLUB OPENING.
Discussion on Negro Right 70 Suffrage Set
for Monday Night.

The Republican Clubs new house in West
Fortieth street Ia to be inform ally opened
at the regular monthly meeting on Mon
day night Resolutions demanding Of Con-
gress a reapportionment Of Representatives
in States where the right OF suffrage 10
abridged or denied Offered by G. 4. B.
Humphrey. and urging Congress to en-
force the fifteenth amendment 70 the Con-
stitution by ordering suits against States
and individuals who seek TO deny the right
of suffrage to colored citizens (offered by
ex-Judge Hawea) will be discussed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
Porto Rican Railway Pians
spectoI Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN

SAN JUAN. P. r., June l2.-Mr. Charpen-
tier, director Of the American Railroad
Company. has sailed for New York on the
steamship Ponce. He goes to the United
States to close negotiations for concessions
from the General for docks
and room to construct a pier in connection
with the railroad, which intends to compete
with the New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Company. Mr.. Carpenter will meet
Gov. Hunt at Washington on juno IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
LEADER GLORIEs IN HIS DEED.
Col. Mischics Says Assasstns Rendered
Country . Great Service.

Special Caole Despateh 10 THs SUN.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Belgrade cor
respondent Of the National Zeitun0 quotes
Col. Mischics. who led the assassins' as
glorying in the deed. He says
Whether it was ! or another who fired
the first shot Is simply matter OF con-
lecture. The chief point Is that our work
was successful, We have rendered the
fatherland tremendous service and are
highly satisfied with the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
HEAVY RAINS IN ADIRONDACK!
All tho Fires Out-DownDour In Central
and NQethern Now York.

ana Nesthern New York.
SYRACUSE. June l2.-Heavy rains ara
prevailing In the Adirondaclss.. j. T. Finch
wires from Indian Lake that rain fell all
night and that all fires are out. This Is
the first time in eight weeks that the Adj.
rondacks havs been free from fire.
The first good rain that has fallen In oen-
trail and northern New York and tho Mohawk
Valley since the middle Of April last began
last evening and continued to-day, some
thing like / 10 inches having 20 far fallen.
Reports from eleven counties IN this
part Of the State indicate, that II Will do
much toward saving the dairy and farming
crops entirely. but farmers now expect
about two-thirds Of the average yield
and the best sugar crop Of Wayne county
are greatly benefited. The dsirymen OF
Lewis county. who were thoroughly DIS
oouraged, are rejoicing to-day over the
downpour. which has soaked into the ground
about three inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
GHOST KILLED.

Police Horse First SHES At Train and Then
P1unges in Front Of II.
Ghost. horse In the Brooklyn Police
Department, was killed last night by q
motor train at Railroad avenue. near
Jamaica avenue. Ghost was ridden by
Policeman Henry Scott OF the East New
York station. He SHE'D at the TRAN but
before Scott could stop him he plunged
for some reason In front Of the train and
was killed. -
Scott was thrown against the train and
had both arms and legs badly injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
EX.OUEEN NATALIES GRIEF.
Mother 0f Murdered King says: "Why
Did He Marry That Fatal woman"

Special CobIs Despatch to The SUN
PARIS, June l2.--When former Queen
Natalie OF Servia, the mother OF the late
King Alexander, heard at Versailles the
story Of the tragedy at Belgrade she dropped
into an armchair and wept bitterly.
Then she exclaimed: -Oh, why did he
marry that fatal woman?' She afterward
telegraphed to Belgrade requesting per-
mission to sec the body OF her son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
NOT HEALTHY RULERS.
Serytan Minister Denies That King and
Queen Had Millions In Engiish Bank.
Special Cable Despatch to tn

Special Ca6S D6spofch 10 TIE SUN
LONDON June lin an interview this
afternoon. NJ. MiJatovitch. the Servian
Minister, said that. 30 far az he knows.
the report that the late Queen Draga had
sent large sums Of money for deposit In an
English bank was untrue.
King Alexander. he said, was more
economical than his father the late King
Milan, and had probably saved something
He would be surprised. however, II the
amount was over ElO0,000
LONDON. June ia despatch to tho
Morning Post from Belgrade states that tho
Obrenovitch fortune and Queen Draga's
jewels will be confscated by the State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
HIRED MEN TO KILL.
A wealthy Farmer OF Tennessee Fsun'
Guilty OF Murder.

Guilty Of Murder.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June l7.-Bob Catlett.
one Of the wealthiest farmers in Tennessee.
was to-day At Louden found guilty Of murder
In the first degree, with mitigating circum-
stances. He is In jail awaiting sentence
tomorrow.
The crime Of which Catlett was con-
vioted was committed in Sewer county.
H . WAS charged with hiring Pleas Wynn
and CAtlett Upton to murder William Whaley
and wife. who had damaging evidence against
him, In connection with various crimes
that Catlett had paid them to do the killing
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lI ED.

FTELEY.-Suddeniy. at Yonkers. On Thursas'
June II. Alphonse Fteley.
Funeral services AT his late residence. AHA hV'
Park Hill, Yonkers. on Sunday afternoon -
sSo o'clock Train leaves I55th st. At o cloo'
Iuterment at convenience Of family ho''''
papers please copy.
HoPKINS.-on Tuesday. June 0. John ho'''n''
aged 50. ,
Funeral from his late residence. Hotel WHIT"
i?Sth st. and 7th av., SATURDAY.. 'une 10 ~
ppm. London papers please copy
Iyovs-A B.th S,eubcn county. y, Y. ~
Friday, June u. 1908. Robert Moses Lyons '
the 18th year OF his age
Funeral sunday June H.
STOKES.-At Amiens. France, on Snhoa', Ma,
u. Of pneumonia. Henry. elder son o, u" "s,.
c. and Adele Watson Stokes IN 'ne ~''
Of his age.
Funeral services will be held al his late rs~osn,
7s East 5sth ST.. on sunday June "' y oA
past ! O'Clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
Standard OIL Quits Roumania.

Special Cable Despatch to THs sun.
BUCHAREST, June Flowing to the oppo-
sition OF the Roumanian Government to
the establishment OF branch Of the Stand
ard Oil Company's business in this country.
the representatives OF that trust have left
for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
MARRIED..

ALLERTON--CHAABERS Arlington, n J..
June 10. 1905. Mrs. l. NJ. Chambers Of Arlington
N. j.. TO H. r. Allerton Of Passaic. n. J.
FoSTER-BENNETT.-O Friday, june - 1915
In St. Johns Church, Peterborough. Ontario
by the Rev. Canon Davidson, Helen Ada Ben
nett, daughter of MI Henry Bennett OF Peter
borough. to Frank Pierce Foster. Jr.. OF New
York city.
wAGNER-wALKER.-on Tuesday. June .. a.
the Church of the Messiah. Chicago. by the
Rev. W. Hanson Pulsford, Frances ? WAKE,
OF Chicago to Herbert Appleton wagner o.
New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
DIVER FINDS 80 BODIES.
victims az the uban Disaster Caught lin.
der tho Deck Awning.
Special Cools Dsspaieh to tbs SU,

Special cao's Dsspaieh to tbs Sun.
MARsEILLEs, June l2.-Divers who are
examining the steamer Liban. which was
sunk In collision OF this port last Sunday.
have found the bodies Of more than fifty
persons who wont down with the steamer
clinging to the netting Of the afterdeok.
father. mother and three children
were found In one corner. and In another
place a mother was found grasping her
baby
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
Donor OF $4,000.

Special Cable Despa'eh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, June l2.-It is stated that Mr..
Yarrow, the head Of the famous shipbuild-
ing firm Of that name, Ia the anonymous
donor who contributed EOS 900 to the Lon
don Hospital fund
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
JOT7INGS ABOUT TOWN.

The TRIAL OF Police Captain Flood. formerly Of the
Tenderioin which va 10 have been held yesterday,
was adjourned until June N.
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New Broom sweepinG Out the Bowery.
Capt. Mannion OF the Edridgs street
station raided two Bowery resorts on war
rants last night and arrested six nsn and
three women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-13
The Tyfold Collar

The picture shows how the
collar is cut out on each side
to allow for adjusting a neck
tie without springing the COL
lar open. The collar comes
close together in front, it keeps
the tie in place and you don't
see the cut-out part. Besides
the tie is retained just over the
button, which is also kept out Of sight.
Your summer comfort will be increased
ifyou wear one, and you'll thank u
for the style. Dealers sell them.
Cluett Brand, a5c each
Arrow Brand, l5c each
Cluett Peahodv 81 Co.
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Cluett. body & Co.

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Did You Ever Try . Russian Bath ?
II not you have missed a great luxury. GO "a
the Lafayette Place Baths. Is lafayette Place
and try one. Hotel. Restaurant and Cafe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
STEEL TRUST A BENEFIT.

The Milwaukee Free Press sizes up
the work of the Steel corporation in It's
relation to the upper peninsula iron
districts as follows
No matter how, in other quarters,
the United States steel corporation is
viewed, the people of northern Mich
igan, those Of the conservative, think
ing element, recongize that the trust
has been of inestimable benefit to
them. Before the advent of the steel
trust there were dozens of rich iron
mines on the Marquette, Menominee,
Gogebl and yermillion ranges the
latter ia northern Minnesota that
were woned 10y individuals or com
panies without sufficient capital to
operate them.
With the coming Of tile steel trust
there dawned new era Of prosperity
for the iron ranges The new pro-
V%rties which were owned by the small
companies and individuals without
capital were purchased, and the work
Of devolopsJg the resources Of the
country lISogun on a large scale.
Abandoi,v end unworked mines were
opened, Iossly machinery was install
ed, raiirgas were built and steamship
lines were established and the country
underwent boom For this the
people Of northern Michigan and Min
nesota are indebted to no other cause
than the United States steel corpora
ton, as they frankly admit
Taken in it's ehtirety, the general
conditions in northern Michigan,
owi6g % o1k,,f stion in employees by
the miniu - -Spanies Of the steel
trust, will be materially affected,
save possibly in few of the mining
cities, where with many of the young,
unmarried men gone TO the woods, the
saloonkeepers and small retail dealers
may be affected somewhat until the
days Of spring, when the drive Is over
and "the boys come down from the
woodsr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
WIDOWS DRESS.

ally made, too, with a pocket. They
sometimes button up the front, with a
blouse bodice to match, finished with
a neat leather or silk belt az the waist
and wash collars and cuffs.
The best wraps for travelling are
after n yiennese model In the form OF
n coarse silky linen loose sack trimmed
with an edHng OF wash embroidery
and big bone buttons. These entirely
cover the frock beneath and are ideal
for warm weather. For cooler days
this same model Is admirable in re-
versible tweeds and thick cloths.
The picture shows a widows dress
trimmed with shirrings and. Grape
bands JUDO CHOLbET.
son squirrel was a strong rage II win
not be discarded this season, says the
New York Evening Journal Chinchilla
fur will be seen great deal. Possess
ors OF sailskin should feel cheerful.
as this fur Is TO be most fashionable.
especially IN the shape OF boleros with
pelorine collars aud ns carriage wraps
mixed with snblcs Another style OF
carriage wrap IS full length, having a
sort OF compromise between the Japa-
nese sleeve and the 1880 pelerine for n
sleeve. Sable and crmine are beautiful
in this wrap. The molcsldn fur Is 20 be
worn. The Elton cape OF astrakhan or
,hlnchllla must not be forgotten. as Il
IS quite new and modish.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
Take no substitutes.
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooding cough and
bronchitis, writes Mrs w. X. Hayi-
land, Of Armonk, n. Y "but, when
all other remedies failed, we saved her
life with Or Kings New Discovery.
Our niece, who had Consumption in
an advanced stage. also used this
wonderful medicine.and to-day she is
perfectly we'll. Desreate throat and
lung diseases yield to DR.. Kings Dis
coyery as TO no other medicine ON
earth. Infallible for Coughs and Colds.
soc and ST. bottles guaranteed by
j. G. Wilkinson. Trial bottles free.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-10-17
GREAT WESTERN RESUMES.

The Great Western mine OF the Cor
IAN SCI Kinney company resumed the
mining and hosting OF ore last Mon
day night. Orders were received on
the previous day to mine certain
amount OF Great Western ore and the
local officials Immediately set to work
to comply with the request. The
men that had been at work in the
mine previous TO the shutdown had
almost all gone to other properties to
work and it was impossible to get all
Of them back but as tho amount to be
mined was not so great that the full
force had to be used, what men could
be secured were put at work.
Two graies of>pre are mined at this
properly, basic ohe and Great Western
re-. The basic ore in highly charged
with manganese and is not desirable
ore excepting for certain purposes and
for these especial wants the market is
very limited. The Great Western ore
is a ,6ne quality and very desirable
In order to operate the property it is
necessary to produce both kinds so
the bseAc is being stocked and the
Great Western loaded directly into
cars
1t Is not known exactly how long
the property will be operated but 1t IL
hoped that this opening will bring on
other orders so that the mine will be
kept going until the freeze-up anyway.