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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-07
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day, 9:s5 p. m.
The New Haven Mothers club will
meet at Foy auditorium this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan have
returned to their home Oh ED street
after very pleasant stay Of several
months at Pine Orchard.
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION win hold its annual conven-
tion in Unity Lower hall, Hartford,
Wednesday, october H.
1t is the intention Of the Elm City
lodge Of the Brotherhood Of locomotive
aire1nen to organize a Women's auxili-
airy in connection with their lodge.
The condition Of James Donahue, IAN
itor Of city hall, who is suffering from
nervous prostration at his home On Dix
well avenue. is reported more serious
to-day.
F. B. Smith general master mechanic
ofthe New Haven road, has been grant
ed a leave Of absence, It Is understood,
ana will take q long vacation at Col
orado Springs for the benefit Of his
health
The Clinton A. g, football team is
sues a challenge to any team in the
city at an average weight Of 112 pounds
S. Weinstein Of i ,0eS Chapel street, Will
take care Of the challenges that are
sent to him.
The fire report Of the month Of Sep
TENDER shows that there We're eleven
still alarms of fire. iii September of
last year there were eighteen still and
seven bell alarms. The loss for the
month has been very slight.
The New England Commercial High
School Teachers association will meet
Iii this city October II and 20 IN an
nual session. Many Providence teach
ers are members Of this association, and
hold office. r. e. Lakey is president
and +. H. Read is secretary.
Bids will be opened Tomorrow by Ar
cllstect Richard Williams for the new
church edifice to be built for ST. Louis
church ut Chapel and Chestnut streets.
The structure will be when completed
themost modern Catholic church in the
city and will be. a very handsome struc-
ture.
IA. Nice. Matthewson Of this city, clerk
of the Connecticut shell fish commits
sion, is to correspond with Colonel Pow
ell, Of the United States engineers, with
regard to the latter's order for the dis
continuance of the spar buoys in the
channel Of this harbor in use by the
oyster planters for designating their
oyster grounds.
In the future the engineers and fire.
men of the New Haven road will re-
port to the superintendent of the divi-
sion on which they run, instead Of to
the master mechanic as formerly. This
change much relieves the master me-
chanics and shifts some work off from
them, while the duties Of the division
sssupers' are increased.
At the New Haven hospital yesterday
1t was stated that Mrs. III. "A. Ryder
and Mrs. w. r. MarkWick Of Ansonia
who were hurt in an automobile acct
dent near Bishops gate Wednesday aft
ernooFl, were resting comfortably and
doing very nicely. Mrs. Ryder has q
fractured jaw and both women have
several very painful body bruises.
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LIST or PATENTS

Issued from the United states Patent
once Tuesday, October /. 1905. for the
State Of Connecticut furnished US
from the once Of Seymour & Earle.
Solicitors of Patents. SOS Chapel
Street, New Haven. Conn:
r. G. Cooper, New Haven. furnace.
c. c. crossley, New Britain, molding
Or beading plane.
J. R. Fletcher. assignor to Yale &
ITowne Manufacturing CO., Stamford,
latch.
c. c. Kimball assignor to smyth Man
ufacturing CO., Hartford, book.
o. r. Luther, Ansonia, bag-fastener.
II. S. Munson New Haven, paper
feeding device.
b G. Parkhurst, asslgnor to Lee
Arms CD and Connecticut Trust & Safe
Deposit CO., Hartford, cartridge-packet.
T. II. Peck, Derby assignor Of one
half to ]. J. Hickey. Huntington, fly
papering attachment for box-covering
maehineA
w. E. Porter, assignor to New Haven
Clock Co, New Haven. clock.
o. Rechenbach, New Britain, square.
]. w. Schatz, New Haven. miter-box.
A. C. Stiles, assignor to A. G. Stiles
Metal Co., New Haven.
S. S. stiles, Middletown, buckle.
G. w. Svenson assignor to Corbin
Screen Corporation, New Britain, cleo
trio ignition device for internal-combus-
I'tion motors.
DESIGNS.
c. n. Rhynedanos, assignor to New
Haven Clock Co, New Haven, clock
case g patents.l
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Harmony Division, Sons of Temperance.
4 The following officers for the ensuing
six months were installed last even
BY Harmony division, Sons of Temper
ance: w. r., Irving Wooding; w. al,
Ida M. Adams: r.. s., Bell Preuss; A. r.
s., Charles F. Wiuert; r. s. Dwight
Wooding; treasurer, Charles 2. Hart;
chaplain, Charles A. Menzes; superin-
tendent x, r. work, George P. Holt; G.,
Hattie Bartholomew; A. Ct, Nellie
Holmes; 4, S., Gustav Rauer; o. 81
Jennie Rauer;5 trustees, Charles q
Hart, George R. Bill, Charles AZ Bald
win. .
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OLIVE STREET TEMPLE.
Services Of the Congregation B,na

Services Of the Congregation B'nai
scholon This Evening.
The usual services at the Olive street
temple of the Congregation B,nai scho-
|lom will be held this evening at $50
Rev. =. Yasgour win deliver the SER
mon tomorrow morning at o'clock;
subject, Genesis.
The Sunday school begins its new
term next Sunday. The teachers and
those who wish to participate in this
holy work should appear in the yestry
room at . clock.
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] MOszKoWsKI RECITAL

Tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock the.
steinert company Is to present a NUM-
Der Of the compositions Of this great
master in a pianola recital at its hall,
IN Chapel street. Miss Sara Martin is
to be the soloist. Admission Is free.
Following is the programme:
Caprice Espagnol Op. 3d.. Moszkowslxi
20 Dry Those Tears . Teresa del Riego
Miss Martin.
with piano accompaniment Il
Iaurin Ballett, Op. 81. -. MoszkoWski
The Juggleress, OPP. So 81. Moszkowski
Serenata, OPP. is (Jo. H.. Moszkowski
Goodbye .........5... Tosti
Miss Martin.
Valse, OPP. 81 mo. &. Moszkowski
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CoLoRED WATERS UNION.
Hold Annual Meeting and Elect on.

Hold Annual Meeting and Elect. Off,
GERS for the Ensuing Year.
Colored Walters union, No. s, held
their annual meeting last evening in
their hall at 81 \ Gregson street and
elected officers for the ensuing year II
was voted to offer tho position Of pres
ident to one Of the members, but ais he
was not present, and II is not known
whether he will accept or not, the name
was not made public last evening. The
other officers elected We're as follows:
Vice president, Fred Hendrickson; sec
Rotary, q. "a. Pickett; treasurer, John Al.
Haggans. and George Parish was unan-
illously appointed steward for the year
The reports Of the officers show that the
union is in splendid condition.
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PROFESSOR SEWERS AT YALE.
Distinguished German Professor Lee.
lures This Afternoon.

lllSllisS ulSnea herman PrOTeSS0rf Lee
lures This Afternoon.
Professor sievers Of the University
Of Leipsic, will give = lecture this af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock In No Q sLampson
hail on The Law of Speech Tunes
Professor Sievers Is one OF, the most
distinguished scholars in Germany, and
one Of the greatest authorities in the
world on the English language and lit
#erature. He has been connected with
four different German universities,
having been made professor extraordi-
mary at jena at the age of twenty-one.
Professor Cook OF Yale, who is his host
in New Haven, was formerly one of his
pupils at Jena, and later translated and
edited his old English grammar. In
the lecture to-day Professor Sievers
will describe and explain some Of his
remarkable discoveries In meter and
rhythm The lecture will be delivered
in English, and is open free to the pub
lc s@ s$& 1T "
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HART REPORTS AT YALE.
waterbury Boy Joins freshman 81. SQUAD

waterbury Boy Joins Freshman SQUAD
Taft,s Captain Also Reports. !,
walter II. Hart son Of g. 8. f1art' g
waterbury, has Joined the Yale fresh
Al SQUAD. Hart began work Tuesday
and showed up very we'll. He Is q pro-
duct from Taft, where he pee ss4
known as a half back Of promise. Harl
was elected captain of the Taft eleven.
Int early in the season was injured and
had to give up the game. Guy Cory
cleveland, VINO captained Taft's eleven
n 1902 ana 1908, has also reported for
duty. He Is. a linesrlan and one Of the
best Taft has ever had.
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MCCLELLAN SUED FOR LIBEL.
Hal Bell May Claim 100000 for Refer
ence to Him.

Hal Bell May Claim 100000 Tor Refer-
ence to Him.
New York. oct. s.-Mayor Mcclellan
was to-day served with summons in
a suit brought against him by Hal Bell.
until yesterday a member Of the rnu-
nicipal civil service commission. The
summons is returnable in the supreme
court In twenty days.
Mr.. Bell demands 100000 damages
from the mayor as an individual. claim
ling that the last paragraph of his letter
Ito Mr.. Bell yesterday inferred that the
commissioner had been dishonorable in
HIS relations with the city. This para
graph read as follows:
At the time did not suppose that
lthe matter would assume the serious
aspect which it has; otherwise I would
have refrained from acting upon your
Resignation at that time SO that each
lcoinnissioner would have been accord
led the same treatment"
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CONTINUED from Seventh Page1
the chain pulled in the opposite direc-
ton and saved woodbridge from being
run over.
Deputy sheriff Orr then told the mar
to walk along right or he would De
handeuffed and taken separately.
a few minutes later, when near the
county court building, he tried the
same stunt by jumping in front Of
heavy truck. He was pulled back in
time to save being injured
woodbridge is said to be a hard char
acter and has to be continually watch
ed by the jail officers He is a burly
negro and Of a powerful build.
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sITIT AeAINsT DANAHER.

IN the common pleas court yesterday
E. t. Carter, of Meriden, brought suit
against c. J. Danaher, as administrator
OF the estate Of the late William T.
Corrigan, also of that city, for $3.50. this
being stated to be due the plaintiff for
the rent of a show window.
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! PROF. PECK MET PoPE.

Professor Tracy Peck, who is at the
head Of the Latin department at Yale.
while on his recent visit to italy had
the honor Of meeting the new pope,
Plus X. Professor Peek speaks OF the
pope as "a fatherly, kindly gentleman
with nothing Of the aristocrat about
hin" and says that he Is great lover
of outdoor life. The interview between
Professor Peck and the pope was con-
Quoted in Latin.
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CHAIRMAN MAC

CHAIRMAN MACDONALD BETTER
! At was stated at the republican head
quarters last evening that Town Chair
man Theodore II. Macdonald, who has
been i'll at his home for several days
past, Is much better and that he will
probably resume his work at the head
quarters to-day.
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[ATToRNEY ALpERMAN.s vIcToRY

ATTORNEY ALDERMAN'S VICTORY
Solomon Boyce was yesterday MORN
ing acquitted by the jury in the crimii-
nal side of the. superior court of the
charge of theft Of a pocketbook and So
from John A. Anderson In q saloon on
September 5. Attorney Samuel Alder
man defended the accused and srrpris-
ed some of the veterans by the manner
in which he conducted the case. His
temerity in locking horns with State
Attorney Williams on several occasions
during the trial made some of the
younger members Of the bar stand
aghast
Attorney Alderman was receiving
congratulations on all sides last even
ling on the splendid manner in which
he had conducted the case.
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Afflle Gum Store

YOu can buy Fishing Tackle, Gums.
Pistols, Reels, and all kinds of Sporting
Goods, as well as have your keys refit-
ted and electric bells repaired in FIRST
class shape at the lowest prices Visit
Ors are welcome and good music 90 en-
tertasn you.
JOHN e. BASSETTs 5 Church StEeeg
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visit to the ST. Louis worlds fair. Mr..
Belz reports that doing the Pike at the
fair was the most interesting Of the
many side trips.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 8, s p. m.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
For Eastern New York: Fair Friday
and Saturday, warmer Saturday; fresh
north winds, diminishing.
For New England: Fair Friday and
Saturday, warmer in west portion Sat
urday; diminishing north winds.
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EXCURSION DAP AZ FAIR.
Attendance 2O.OO0-To-dny Danbury
Day-Tke Races.

Dny-Tke Races.
Danbury, Oct e!lATo-day was excur-
sion day at the Danbury fair, 10000
persons attending coming on excur-
sions from New York, Poughkeepsie,
Great Darlington, Mass, New Haven,
Hartford. Waterbury, Bridgeport and
other cities. Tomorrow Will be Dan
bury day at the f6ir and as usual ali
the stores and shops win close for the
day. Factories and schools In this city
and in neighboring towns viii also
close. To-day's races resulted as fol-
lows;
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WIFEs ALLEGED CRUELTY.
In the superior court Charles Z. Dest
has brought suit against his wife, Nell
lie F. Dest. The couple We're married
on December II. 1901. mtolerable cru
city is alleged by the plaintiff in the
suit,
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n the Baby ID Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy.
Mrs Winslow,s Soothing Syrup, for
children teetling 1T soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy fol-
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NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS

II you are going away, for q short or
long period, inc Journal and Courier.
will be sent to you BY mail without
extra charge The address may De
changed as often as desired.
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"A BUILDING PERM1r.

Fire Marshall Gladwin issued a per-
init last evening to r. G. Lowe to erect
g two family, two story frame house on
sBroWnell street. 1t is to cost $4,000.
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YALE@ GRADUATE DIVORCED.

Dewitt Clinton West, a Yale gradu-
ate Of 1889, was granted a divorce from
his wife, Edna May West, Wednesday.
The couple were married in Denver two
years ago.
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Directors and officials of the New Ha-
ven road yesterday began an inspec-
ton Of the conpany's lines, starting
from the New York end Of the system.
|
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Yesterdays BALL GAMES.
National League.
At Plttsburg (first gane)-

AT Pittsburg (first garne)-
R.H.E.
Pittsburg .......1 100000 80 6 2
st. Louis .......O OO201000-S 81 2
Batteries Case and Phelps; Taylor
and Butler.
(sscond game1
R.H.E.
Pittsburg ..........s51 oil Q 40 10 o
ST. Louis .........0 o 0 0 0 0 - i 8 2
Batteries Flaherty and Phelps: Nc
Farland and Butler. Called on ac-
count of darkness).
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RH.E.
American League.
at Cleveland (first gamel

AT Cleveland tfirst game)
R.HE.
Cleveland ...000420.00s--s 81 3
Detroit ........ef0000100--2 s. 3
Batteries Rhoades and Buelow; Kill
Elian and Drill.
Second game)
RH.E.
Cleveland .........0 8 81 IS 8 O.
Detroit .............0 0 0 0 90 / 8
Batteries Hess and Bemis; Kltson
and Beville (Game called on account
.of cold).
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B l,ITY c 3 Z cA Sos

IN the city court yesterday morning,
before Judge Dow, Hugh Marion (col-
Ecred), twenty-five years old, was sem
Etenced to serve six months in Jail on the
charge Of theft
James Graham, charged with nom
support Of his wife and two children,
WAS discharged.
Il S. Keene Gale, manager of the de-
lfunct, Eastern Grain company, who
Twas arrested on Tuesday BY Detective
Daley on d charge Of enbezzlement
had his case continued until tomorrow
morning. Gale wanted to stand trial
yesterday and stated to the court he
had his evidence and papers ready for
trial, but as City Attorney Webb stat
Ted that the states side OF the case was
mot fully prepared Judge Dow allowed
d continuance. Bonds were fixed at
$500.
4 For using more violence than neces-
sary, as Judge Dow expressed 1t, Cres-
lcenjo De Felice was fined SIS for eject
ling Patrick Bofan from his saloon the
lother day.
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CTR journal and Courier

DELIVERED By CARRIERS IL THE
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Butcher--I need a boy about your
size, and will pay you three dollars a
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Boy will + have d chance to rise?
Butcher Oh, yes. You must be here
at four o'clock every morning Judge.
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[MANAGER scorr,s sIr1r F !. 4 .nol


| Before the court Of common pleas
yesterday afternoon the suit of James
3. Scott. manager of the New York
and Connecticut News company,
against John Donovan for 5000 dam
the bench, Donovan is the proprietor
lof a couple Of poolroons, which have
fused the News cofnpany's tickers.
When Mr.. Scott presented his bill Mr..
Donovan refused to pay on the ground
THAT the service was unsatisfactory.
A clerk of Donovan,s, named McGarry,
was "a the stand in Mr.. Donovan's fa-
Ivor yesterday. The case was continued
until next Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. J. Birney futile appears for
the plaintiff and Hall & Hall for the
defendant.
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2:ls Glass; Trotting Purse 5000.

77-.5z Ii aSS-~-IToLIinK-PufSe .S3O0
Oklahoma Pilot, br 6 (Glark)l II
Lunda, & (J. III Lewis)
Belden Boy & (Jenks)
Garnish, oh IN (Burch) -
New H.Wordun,b g (HIaight) 81
Fastenet,blk m lBeauregard Z Is s
Toledo Bee, 18Th 8 (Miller)
Carnage, ID %. H. Lewis) g. dis
Time--2 :21 VI, 2l201s, 52s20 5s, 2:20N
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~ C,Iass,.., psci, :, $onn

Red Fellow, b g (Swan) 1
Hildreth, M (CIancy)
Kitty r, br m Comm a.
Onward, b g, tBrownl Il.
Alphonse, b 6 (Williams) .. Is
Lady Superior. b M (Darrowl Il
Barker, br $ Carlow u, III
Del Inez. CHI (Maloney) 4
Time2:27 ", 2:24ls, 2:241s.
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in AND ABOUT THE COURTS

tcontinued from seventh Pagel
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Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Infiu-
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma.
certain cure for Consumption in first stages,
and sure relief In advanced stages, Use at once.
You will soc the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Sold BY dealers everywhere. Large
BOTTLES IS cents and 50 cents.
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Local weather Report.

New Haven. Oct. 6.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-12-21

eclipsing all high records Of this or
any other national treasury. This
heavy accumulation Is the more re-
markabls when It is remem bered that
the Panama Canal company WAS paid
e40, 000,U00 last speing, which
contributed largely to the exports Of
$50 039. 008 in the first nine months
OF this year. As an Offset there we're
Imports OF e68. 694,6 gold during
the some period, leaving a net loss of
only Sl4.45,22S, or only s5,000,-
900 less that the net exports OF
silver. The whole trend Of recent
international transfers of gold.
silver and merchandise Indicates
that the United States is gradually
passing from q debtor to q creditor
nation. our Investments abroad con-
stantiy increasing. One particularly
striking evidence Of this condition is
found In the new Mexican loan of
$40, 900, 900 that was taken by q New
York syndicate.
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PRAIRIE DlGGINGS TO
RESUME NEXT SPRING

Joe Wsddsli, general msusger oi
the Prairie Di9Rinss mine, near
Prairie City, In Grant county, came
up from Baker City this morning,
on business connected with the
Sumpter smelter. lie returned to
the county seat this afternoon. Man
aRsr Waddell returned last week
from q conference with the head
officers of the Hoosier Boy Gold
Mining company, operating the
Prairie DiR9inRs, whose headquarters
are In Ann Arbor, Mich. The
visit lastei four weeks and re'ulted
In the perfection Of plans for u re-
sumption Of mining aud milling
operations ut the Prairie DigRinas
just ss soon rs the spring thaw will
permit. An accumulation of con-
centrates ut the Prairie DiRRinRs
was recently shipped to the Sumpter
smslter, giving iattering returns.
notwithstanding the long wagon haul
aud consequent high cost OF trans
portation. Joseph Waddell was for
merly general manager and active
superintendent OF the Cyclone mine,
east OF Baker, aud enjoys the repu-
tstion OF being one OF the best prsc.
ticsi mine managers In the camp.
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w. II. (Billy> Reeves has been
chosen superintendent at the Red
Boy mine, under Acting Manager
John Thomson. Tomorrow q force
OF eight men will start work on the de-
velopment plans outlined In Mondays
Miner. In brief, these plans involve
the driving Of 600 feet OF cro,scut
uunel, from the Blaine ledge to the
Concord vein. on Hilltop territory.
A vertical depth OF 75O feet will be
attained on an ore shoot which is
shown by q 80 foot surface cropping.
II is not known whether the big air
compressor plant will bs stared and
machine drills used IN the crosscut.
The work will require the remainder
Of the winter to complete, and 1t is
not probable that the mill will be-
started until ore reserves are opened
By the crosscnt. The management has
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BILLY REEVES CHOSEN
SUPER AT THE RED BOY

made no announcement as to It's
plans for sinking the big shaft. which
is equipped with the finest hosting
plent In tie northwest, costing close
to 100000.
When Superintendent Reeves
reaches the mine tomorrow, Acting
General Manager Thomson will de.
part Immediately for Chiacgo. to
confer with Alexander Prussing, tho
gentleman through whoee instru-
mentality a satisfactory reorganiza.
tion Of the old Red Boy company
was effected. Manager Thomson.
who acted as receiver during the fln-
ancial Renaissance Of the defunct
merger corporation, will submit bis
report OF Mr.. Prussins and will un-
doubtedly be given free hand to carry
out his plans for development upon .
large scale.