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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14


The high rates for money here are at
tracing credit supplies not only from
abroad but from every part of the United
States. Small bank and trust companies In
scores Of towns and cities have made loans
on the stock exchange in the last week
ranging from $4,000 to $3.50, 600 In amount
In most cases these lenders have intimat ted
to their CORES pondents here that they pre-
ferred to make the loans on time for from
thirty to ninety days, interest on which. In
cluding commissions" has run as high as
per cent. Until the funds could be SO
placed, however. they had. in a majority of
cases. been put on call at prevailing rates
Times of tight money are harvest times
for lenders, who have gagged coming events
carefully and have kept themselves In funds
to such situation as has developed. Curl
ously enough. too, according to the bond
dealers. these credit supplies which have
come from the interior have not been OBJ
tanned from the sale of q portion of the
investment holdings of the lenders. So far
at least the demand for money throughout
the country has not resulted in any material
Increase in the floating supply of good
bonds. Dealers In bonds have been hoping
for some time that money rates would go
high enough to dislodge a quantity of good
investment securities but as yet 1t looks as
though the bond dealers would have very
little high-grade stuff with which to do busi-
ness this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Get the HOMEGROWN Article.

From the Liberty Qnd.) Herald.
We recently learned that man in a
neighboring town who secured his wife
through a matrimonial agency Is trying to
secure a divorce. Just another instance of
finding the mail order bargains are not as
represented. and that much better grade
of this article could have been found at
home. Good enough for him; he ought
to patronize home industry. The home
grown article is usually the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Children as Guests

The children of st. Mary's German Or
phan Asylum were the particular guests
this afternoon of the management OF the
ran FESTIVAL for the benefit OF st. Joseph's
roman Catholic Church. I'd and c streets
northeast. There was also large attend
ance OF the children of the parish, and the
many novelties In the fair room Interested
them greatly. The orphans were pIentt-
fully supplied with ices, cakes and candy
It is stated that the members of the LOYAL
Legion will attend tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
HAcKMEN TO TEST RULE.
Right to Stand in Front Of Hotels In
volyed.

The District Court Of Appeals will hear
the test case instituted by the Hackmen's
Association to determine the right of a IL
censed hackman to equal privilege with the
hotel livery carriages which stand in front
of local hotels. Justice McComas yester-
day, on the petition of John Barnes. by At
torrey Wilton J. Lambert, granted a writ
Of error to the Police Court.
Barnes was recently convicted in the
Police Court and fined for standing at the
Raleigh Hotel to serve his customers, who
were said to be guests of the hostelry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets.
FOREIGN BANK BUSINESS.

LONDON, November 1.-THE amount of
bullion taken into the Bank of England on
balance today, a46OO
BERLIN. November 14-Exchange on
London. 20 marks 43A pfenndgs for checks.
Discount rates-Short bills Az per cent:
three months bills, Az per cent
PARIS. November 14-Three per cent
rentes 90 francs s211 centimes for the ac-
count. Exchange on London, Is francs Is
confines for checks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Washington Stock Exchange.

Saskatchewan CALL II o'clock noOn-U. 8. regis
tered 3s, SIS, 600 at 103h .s.ss.t...,. ..-i
Washington Rwy and Elec. As. 81, 600 at e1A.
Washington Gas "a" $500 at los, $500 at 105,
81 600 at los. 500 at 105. $500 at 165. N'''ss e
Washington Rwy. and Eiec: pfd. 80 at e3as. 80
93x.
National Safe Deposit and Trust, 10 at 1886.
Union Trust, l at lat.
Commercial National Bank, at 1911. 10 at
1904 10 at 1904.
Washington Gas, 5 at 80A. % at 90.
After call-U. S. registered rs, So, 900 at 1885.
Capital Traction As, $1,000 at LOT. $1,000 At
1O8, 81, coo at 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
A Strange Survival.

From London Household Words.
1t is illegal to sing. hum or whistle the
Dead March outside of a church or a
cemetery. At one time this law was very
strictly enforced. and even today a soldier
found guilty Of singing or otherwise rem
dering the famous march. other than at a
military funeral. would be severely CEN
sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Government Securities.

Jim Walker, colored. who was arrested
last week, charged with criminal assault
on Mrs. w. C. Moore three weeks ago,
pleaded guilty to the Indictment at At
lanta, Ca. yesterday and was sentenced to
be hanged December 8. Walker was res
cued by Sheriff Nelms last week after Z
mob had placed q rope about the negroes
neck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14

Among the socialist leaders at st. Peters,
burg. Russia. Is Vera Zassulich, who, TAX
ing advantage of the proclamation OF am
nesty. has returned to Russia. She has
for many years been one OF q group OF
leaders who, from Geneva and other capi-
tails. have been directing the socialist propa-
ganda in Russia. and who. It Is said.
brought about the present crisis there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Bank Statement Called For

The controller of the currency has made
a call on national banks for a statement of
their condition at the close of business
Thursday, November o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
TILE GRAIN MARKETS,

CHICAGO, November lion private re-
ports from Argentina alleging further dam
age there by wet weather. first May wheat
advanced to SSh here today.
Influenced chiefly by strength Of wheat.
May corn advanced to 1850. May oats. in
sympathy with other grains, sold up to
32k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, Nd, November 14.-FLOUR-
Quiet. unchanged; receipts. 12.o4s barrels; ex-
ports. II, Dat barrels
WHEAT-Firmer: spot, contract, s3A as3M; SPOT
No red western. S5aS5N; November, s3A as37b
December, Sassy; January. So; steamer No. 2
red. 779a77N; receipts. 81, 2a7 bushels; southern
by sample, 71as2; southern on grade 79as4.
CoRN-Ffrmer; spot. new. 53Aa53M; November
new or old SO asked; year. 51Nab2; January. oOsta
81; February, 60j4a50N; March, 5Oha5O%; May.
1881 bushels; exports, 60 600 bushels; southern
4Sa53. -
oaTs.steady; No. 2 white s5N sales; No. 2
RfE-Firmer; No. western, 75a75H export
THAT'S domestic; receipts. $50 bushels.
HAY-Steady. unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet, unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, November 14-Wheat-Spot
firm; No red western winter, 6s I'd; fu-
lures Arm; December, Is. kd; March, Is.
I'D; May, IS. 1151d
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed rs
21ad.: futures quiet; January. As. SD. /;
March, As. 42sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. ,Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F street, members New
York stock exchange, Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board Of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Money Rates Featured the
Day on Change.
THE DAYS BORROWING
RANGED BETWEEN IA AND II
PER CENT.
Banks Increased Their LOSS to the
Subtreasury-London's Prices As
sisted Local Trading.
specIal plspatch to Tine Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 14-The rates
exacted for loans on call today averaged
pretty closely to yesterdays mean figures.
The first transactions in the money market
were arranged at 16 per cent, at which fig
ure renewals were generally effected, and
1t would perhaps be safe to say that the
greater part Of the days borrowing was
arranged between IA and II per cent. Ac-
tual developments relating to the money
market were not definitely encouraging.
The banks increased their loss to the sub
treasury since last Friday up to $1,42o.OOO.
and sterling exchange receded only moder-
ately from the figures reached In the up
ward reaction In that market late yester-
day afternoon.
The Secretary Of the Treasury was quot
ed in Washington dispatches as reafhrming
the attitude he has taken all along with re-
gard to the monetary stringency, declaring
his willingness to do something at once 70
relieve the situation so soon as he was ap-
prised that any legitimate business inter-
ests were being pinched.
Shaw's Disposition.
This mornings dispatches from Washing
ton to the effect that Secretary Shaw would
be disposed to overlook a further invasion
OF reserves by the national banks in the
present emergency, set forth nothing
actually new. On previous occasions Mr.
Shaw has shown unusual originality and
courage in dealings with periods of financial
stress, and despite the provisions OF the
national banking laws, the fact remains
that reserves ought, of their very nature,
to be utilized in times OF stringency.
That Is what they are here for, and 1t Is
an automatic principle Of finance that
money should be lent freely in times OF
strfngency and panic. There were. how
ever, very definite reports current today
that the Secretary of the Treasury had
reached the conclusion. and would soon an
nounce his determination to deposit consid-
cradle amounts Of government funds in
banks in the southern and western states,
with the view of relieving the drain from
those sections upon the New York market.
These reports had undoubtedly FOOD
deal to do with the general and substa.. .ial
recovery in prices which took place in the
DAVIS market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14

Bar silver. firm 29Ad per ounce 0-H
Money, 3a3A per cent
The rate Of discount in the omen ,r,r,,o, Co. 49,.
bills Is 4a41s per cent ~ SHUT
The rate Of discount in the Oman M RIO, o. -.
months bills Is per cent " 'iifee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for re-
dempticn, $666 683. Government receipts
From internal revenue, s259. 1903: customs,
$685. miscellaneous, $3S go. Expendi-
lures, $1,7OO,OO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14

except Saturdays and holidays
When the 18th falls u Saturday or holiday
then thr following business day will be observed
EyThis is in addition TO the usual O'Clock
days, which are the list, ID Sd, 18th and last
day Of each month
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
THE OLD MARINERS YARN.
Just a Tribe salty. Bat - Good as
the oensrai Run of Sea
Tales.

Down IL the docks the other eay
they were talking about = schoanef
which had been struck BY nghtnins
whan the reporter singled out an old
mariner and said.
Capt H. Il ssems 10 mo I've rssea
or heard Of your vessel beins struck
Eyes. she vas. answered the old
yarn-splnner. relates a New YORK ex-
change.
Where waz iffr
eon Point aux harquea. about Is
years ago Very strange case that
Probably the only one u The kind ever
heard o.
Give us the pagucularn
eWell we were iogEing along down
when = thunderstorm overlook as. and
the very first fash n lightning struck
the deck amidshlps. and bored hols
a. big az my leg riFht down through
the bottom of the vessel"
and sha foundered. y course =
"No. sir The water began ruahinF
IN. and she would have touudered bul
there came q second flash. and a boil
struck ms fore-io' gallant mast Il va
cnt OF near the top. turned bottom ens
up. and as 4 came Gown 4 entered ~
hole and plugged L up ~ tie1t -
drum whzn We rat down 20 dry toel
We simpiY sawed &C either end an
ieft TIE plug in the planks-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
THE BRAVE wooncAuck.
stood His 0feuud Agsinst : Dos
and Pat the Intruder
. Flight

Il ia unusual - see = uuadeauck drive
dos. lt is usually reversed ard he
ehuek tekss % hls hols - b. ane out b.
ne dox. SAYS ne bangor lAei seNa
A Phillips eaniae followed bis mls-
treaa Ubo aas % a drive through the
sack tosua u Phillips tie ether cay
sad after drivlnF an ~ ne hers ffea
lhs EARNS alauz tlia Rad. b saiae upon
! woadeAuek bsaf ne road fle hAfksd
Nilh ~ Al tho sleht e lhatairaHse ant
mai. aaa ellh 1ne lsap BE landed 10
front Is The woodehnfk
Then b. stopped there vaa some.
inina ia iha uuodehnek'a eye that lHtl.
saisd that there might bs serious
trouble TIE cog discovered i and
backed away e safctF. snd. sifznGa q
slals. tls woodehaek folleNHa hlm, lpll
le~s8 him untll he noes41 sna 81 pn'
< - ssr.fleHcs ara ~ IA aea Al
spne Finally. ths aak aeaHoN asa
81 aeiasl 81 anra|HH hIs 81 sHa start
81 Efs E1zlIIH IS i zefz lazI H4oz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
MARRMog N pAILIPPINrs.
Ahssncs u rfspsf Laws Hssgonslhia
for pepisfahis t&ek e
Pfaprlsty

uArlla newspapers tuHrlatr fbHs ne
marriage lses in iae phihppiHse afa
sAdI8 Is nssd q 0serhaulinE It's Haie.
eofihx sAfe ghs Mes fufk tusi shAs
Iasf a.ao Ash faf 4 ditate las et tss
ssrs moment thaf earnest saafis nFa
g faaa rs TINS uaeHsFY q eal & step -
81 divorces Mlheffn so tifone hss
been granted 81 fka philippines lof aas
enusk 3hkga,eytr. sma if las been fuan8
that the alssncs ~ isEai sfn4faiiou
haa = Sod deal in 90 HiiA ihs netoftaas=
IS iaw moral eana So ths ssiandH uH ths
other hard. maffiAfs has tssn male -
aimealE lhzs eaneahlnaee q ne aaHFlda
sysesus. A. II + ssiis8 hAA nauFlHhst =
sueh e. esifnt - q reach almast ne
status ~ a. Institution approved b
public sentiment A present there =
30 aasesr - the fovefnmsat aafhaEitel
- issue E marriage license TIE eefs
moueY can Is performed - either :
fiefeymau % sakiies. Shoes efFiiHeata
mml b hgsd vighin 3 day 4 ths e.
lnw Il delayed beyond this period. there
ls : nas imposed kat should the rer-
laeate nos Be hled 81 all there Is ~
psualtx whatsoever As Z resalt. Il =
impossible io obtain AceafaIe mafEsass
% vital statistics Finally. The as s.
which i womAn mnY marry without lha
cousent af her parents is 81. hiEhef thAa
IN moes oitiltzed countries and snltul4
toa hlHh Hur the tropics Il rAilirplns
mafrlakus coald b. properly Heeaflad
thefs woald doubtless e fewer 6aazz.
giona - AmafieAns u their Fflitlna
wtTes Pr the onenas " deaTiaa =
oouceaiinz Eueh marriages Iao ~ ghras
AMY ufinsrs have heeh hefura saafs
pigAin ths leal three meafha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
TO AN APPENpNLEss MAN
Thoughts Inspired BY the Thing Of
New York subway
Station.

one man who got "a of his anpen-
dix With lsSs iroahle thsn some others
Who have a. underga aa operation haf
nevertheless been unable g FeoonciIe
himself . the decorations % one =
he subway stations. says TIE Nes
York sun
Z had 4 vislnn once q iust sueh
ahlte tliiag ana siass he said. e. he
explained bis reasoas for changing bis
eesIdeuce. "and ka0W just what e
suggests more than anythisS siss f.
ne world
4 lay ou an operating table once
and stared Sd 81 last such 8 ceiiins
befon ganed iuH unconsclppsness
Fue that reason au not willing 3
pass tsles 4 aay through sny place -
strongly suggestive 81 aa operating
room
Il have moved D fa within oons
vealent distance u ~ ness station ts-
.ou"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
THE CEMENT INDUSTRY.
Production Of Various Kinds IN the
United States for the Year
ef 1904

TIE Unltsd States geological survey
has issued ghe following statement 70
Kafdlug the production d hydraulic
eameut In tho United States faF the
calendar year ip4 Thls statement Is
preliminary 20 the annual report eu
the prodnction % cement which Is noe
in preparation
The otal production of Portland
natnfal=foek and slas ef puFluIan
eemenis in 1904 was s. s75zsT barrels.
valued e. sz6.0li q2a These nEares
shoa q marked failing "a In price
when compared wlih prices foE 1893
The production far i4oa amounted "a
e sa9 10 barrels 81 hydraulic cement
valued at tsiaSi .sfi In the prodac-
ton for 1894 there a gain of i5ls..
1T barrels over that foF ia03 but To
tha value of iha cement prodsced TIERS
Is E loas Of gsS9af2i
OF the total amount 81 cement manu-.
factured Ia The United States n 1894
= Sos sst barrels Nsra Portland e.
mant. valued af sz3asa. iis. tsss zs'
barrels we're nasural.fock cement
worth s2.tso ia0. and sesozs harFeh
vera alag ar nufzolAn cement With
value Of tzseesi
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Il Is " niles fran Ks5 Eest ta|
flasaha. uiih 4 railway terminus Al
sAs former plare where trains u ears
could - farelsa over uithont breaf
ins bulk. maklns fhs raund trip inslds
Il zen houra
r is nov proposed. SAYS the Kee
Yort Tribune. % build a Fallssf
through e part q tie Everglades am
acrnsa the ksya. 3 distance altpFsthef
n 10 miles. meeh ag Il under water
hut noi very deep waieF These oat
lyinr lslels form = chain stFetehlna
lnta tie Atlantic Nith chanaels between
ihem xaryins FROM g fee hundred fest
10 several mllee II All 1a islandz sis
available lof the extenston. bus - les
fhan 81 miles q elevated NgFk must
b. built shoes TIE water. not eountlnE
ihs treslllnr hetweeu kex LafKo an
he mainland
The Scientific Amcflean eail' ~
plan ne m0st notable Nhieh ha,i srel
hesn conceived Il railway enelamfsns
Ths extension viii he enc u he ecet
iiaaf nieoza Il work q nils ever -
seatea nut Il Is fsasihia And VIII =
wnfgh WhAi Il cnafa when e y donl
raha 81 : winter refuge I'll - llttI
farther "a 10 polni q time fron
ausilafa - thn rigorous lsfitade thai
haFihsFn Florida
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
coRRuPrIoN or RussIANs.
Responsible IN the Main for over
whelming Defeat on the
Sea Of Japan.

The report Of Admiral noiestvenaky
10 the caar on the battle of Tsnahima,
which has hitherto been suppressed,
has At last leaked out. aud 10 q very
aad document for ali friends Of Russia
aays tho London Spectator. ThN adj
miral attributes hla defeat 10 the con
dltlon OF his squaarcna, due 70 the dis'
honesty Of the builders, 70 the ineApa-
city Of bis crews. and the spirit q
matlny among ihe seamen. In illaa-
tration oE the hrst point he aairtns
that on none OF the vessels did the ar
tnorplating correspond 20 Tho ofhciAi
figures. while ~ the shells two-thirda
would not explode The second source
Of failure was 30 bad that two-thirda
of the crews we're incapable Of per
forming the duties required OF th7m
AZ 70 the third cause Of defeat, the al
miral had 70 quiet a matiny on MAZDA
gascar BY "A executions AMI IN Adj
miral Neboeatoigs squadron the muti-
neera nearly became masters.
His own squndrns, indeed. had
.asreed. when OF Madagascar. % deliv-
e. themselves up 70 tbs Japanese. and
IN the battle Of TsushIma Admiral Ne.
boentoRa men seem 70 have hesitAtsd
20 Ore. while the msn Of the united
aquadrons. after Roiestvensky had ~
ceived his wound ana Nehogaton had
taken command. refused 10 Aght Nc
such record has ever been written oi
she condition OF feet, and Il suxgceta
a degree OF corruption. tyranny and
incapaeity In the naval Administrations
Of Russia which l. almost incredible
The tAint thus oticially admitted 4
indeed 20 deep and % widespread ,hal
Il Is hardly possible, In spite of te'
apiendid aelf-eseriaee shown In mani
battles, 20 believe that the military a.
mlnlstrNlion has entirely escaped IN
infection The whole system Of ma
tional defense must have begun 70 70
before such evils could have erowl
up under r.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
WEAPONS or A WOMAN.


lie had been away an long journey
ana upon bis return bis wife va de-
failing 70 him number Of Feforms aud
Improvements whlcn shs had sucosas-
fully engineered during hiA absenca,
relates the Philadelphia Telegraph
"Aad you knew. she said. the
drawer that waa locked for over :
ni0nth and Which you said couldn't BE-
opened except BY a iockamithf Well
-triumphAntiy-' opened r."
well. veil. How Ia The world did
yca DO ltYe
with = hairpln."
~Ana the oven door" shs continued.
shaa been slipping agound GA enc
Ainge for ever ~ Ions. Just because
you verc too laSy 70 AZ Il bat It's all
right now"
well I'm glad yea BAD Il fixed
"Hlad Il nxedl fixed Il myuelf--with
nsirpin,"
"And then there's that cfayon port
RAFT % mother that stood Ia The corner
for alnoss ain weeks DscAaAe yoa asveF
would briug me any picture hooka-~i
got Il ap with book / made myself
out II a hairpin.-
"Ye Eodsl' he sasd
sAnd there's Willie, You've beer
ooaxing him and ariblns him for 4
year, trylng % break hisn Of biting als
nAlls. and broke aim n week
with a hAlrplnf" he Inquired
weakly
mot" she snapped Dent -
rDosei With a hAlfprushl"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
STORY or "pEEsLEs HAM"
The Kind That Mrs Mclean Got
Was Always Put In
Bottle

Lieut.. Peary was pralains tea aa a
cold weather drink. relates the New
York Tribune
IN our dash for the pole. be said ~
viii be bot Tea that We viii depene %
rather than PEBBLES ham.
PEBBLES ham9
Yea PEBBLES ham. said Lieut. Peary
-Dld you ever hear of PEBBLES hamf
"weu. this Is the story,
There we're two old Scotchwomen,
Mrs. MAcWhirtsr and Mrs Mclean,
who met 90 the road one day. and Mfa.
Macwhlrter says
InsA me. woman, ger FAR fraa hams
the day
'Aye. says Mrs McBean: ! wa Just
yont At peehles. Sanders MaeNabb. o.
PEBBLES. keps rale suid han. oor JOAN
- ken. nkes hit epla ham and q ays
vammerin' aboat the ham bein' over
fat andoweF sauf
cor Tom SAYS Mrs. WseNnirtsr
Is the same way There's nae pleasln
O him Wl hia ham. Faith. III hae q
gle MaoNAbb a trial
so Mrs Maewhirter iourneya inte
peqtlss. and says . Sanders MaeNahb
The sroeer,
Gies a pund o yer ham
What kind. aays Sanders. Nad ,.
ike
r0h just TIE kind that Ms MsIisaf
eeta Sass the ladY.
NacNahh smiled family
A rich SAYS Be Whanf's yeF boi
tlsY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
Nm o. - - WauIa 81.

The nlr iron produced IN The United
States II enc gear would make q cob
ann tNiee ne height and aise Of ne
Kinal tswef. TIE iran and steel rails.
Il mads into one rail- would be 81
feet vide II ths base. luss sz hieh. and
s mIlo and a fElh lons The coke used
II hast fufnnnea soaid form column
90 feet saaara ard a.beo ieet hiEh. and
fha limestone naez would make q col
ana so Tees square end $500 Teei
hiaA. sueeeas Maeazins.