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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-23
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SIN 9inbIid auf ben @tierfampf,
Der gelesentli9 Der 9o9aeit oes &Dz
niss Nlfpns XIII. BON @panien in
Maori6 obgebalten tpurbe, bringt Elm
oeutf9ldnbif6es 8latt einen 4usaag
aus elmer gbronit, IN ipel4er Ser
Stiertampf bef6rieben 1T, Der anlGBz
li9 Der 0ermdhlung 6es R0nias Rarl
II. nit Marta 2uife bon Bourbon am
Z. Sebrnar 1880 auf Dem plaBe In
Maorib ftattfano.
Ser Sbron oes RDntas tpar nidt
hinter ben G9ranten gsI9iBt aufgez
ri9tet, fon6ern man bate i'm ftols
n1ftten in Der Nrena aufeeiteat. 5tatt
ieber 9urrtere ftan0en I'm i'm stpei
Reiben bon @aroen uno Sffiaieren,
bic ben eriten Mnfturm Der @tiere, sic
fi4 ettpa gegen Den Sbron meroer
tpiirben, ausbalten Io1ten. @Gbreno
oes Stiersefe9ts nun ftir3te fi9 pl0bz
li9 Elm pilber Soro gegen ole Reiben
Der 90flinge. ourdbra9 Die Woaen
uno ri4tete grpBe 8ertpirrunq on,
aber ~nur orei Golbaten tpuroen f9tper
nerlest." Der Sersos BON Meoina
fdnte bas Sbier oi9t Dor Dem Sbrone
bes &Onies. &arl II. bate feline ppnz
fomr1ere Rube betpabrt uno ni9t nit
elmer Wfmper eeaudt.
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S9minbel ift. fann ia Sober ttar
einieben, aber geaen Den Sbmiuoel
1T ntdt anSufommer, Die eneliIhe
&0rpDratiDn 1T unierer Surisotftion
entsoaen uno Db man fte our@ inters
rationale Gereinbarung erreiden
fam. 1T mod fraglih. 8as niiben
nber ale 8erurteilungen in bieiiaen
@erthten, tuenr man feline 0ano
ni6t ouf oas 8ermDaen oes 3ruitS
legen tam?
unsmelfelbaFt miifen unIere @e'
iebe 10 erneitert ueroen, oaB ite iih
aud auf einen oerartiaen SAL besie'
ben, Die SrnQe lit nur. oh oas AUDI
in mirtlth effettiuer Beiie getan wers
ben fam. GDrldufia f6nnen ii@ Die
6errer BON Der STANDARD Oil Sont=
pan1 ms Sduitben laDen; iie Mir
len bod auBerUroentlih geriebeue
Nouptaten i'm DienIt baben.
6err 8aroaman, Der ercentriihe
@uuuerneur oes States Wtiiiiliippi,
bat anaeflnoigt. baB er cine @nnt'
payne inauQuerieren noble, um oa8
fiinfaebnte ENHANCEMENT our Bunoes'
contribution. melhes ben 0eeern be-
fanntlid bic nDlen Biireerrehte
giebt, at niberrufen. Iub mir iino
Der Nnltbt, oaB mir beute better oa'
ran mdren. ueur oas ENHANCEMENT
niht e%riftierte, AUDI mir beoauern.
oaB man es leiner5eit augenommen
bat, aber mir peritehen aub, oaB Die
Nnnabme bamals cine Nrt N0tDen'
biateit mar, menn mon bic Neger
iberbaupt aus Der 5flauerei beraus'
bringer molIte. uno mir miiier iehr
eenau. oaB an cine Iufbebung oieies
Nmenoements gar nibt Al oenfen lit
uro rpenn lih aud sebn Baroamans
in's @elbirr legen. Ser @Uuoer'
,eur BON Wiiiiiiippi bat nieoer ein'
NAL bic tatldhlihen Serb6ltniife
gana unb gar aus ben Guaen nerlos
rem. 2eiber Tam er ourh iolbe
B~bantalien in manhen a0pfen piel
unbeil anrihten.
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.. 3. @eIfb, 3abnarst 5O23 Oft.
9ontton. StraBe. Grbeit garantiert.
Boues @ebiB $500.
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Gin Jsino hes Aartenfpiels.

Der enslfde pbilofopb Spbn Code
trdr elm abgefaster Jeino bes &drtenz
ipiels, ods linn Defenders Bel gebiloeten
Meni6en als cine Gntpiiroigung oes
@eiftes erf9ieu. ginit befano er fi9 in
Der @efeli9aft bes 9erspgs bon
9udinebam, bes 2orb 5alifar uno oes
Stdatsfetretdrs NibleD. Die Serrer
begannen am @pieltif9e ibre 3artsn gu
mtf3en, pGbrenb Code feline 8riefz
tai9e nnb einen 8Ietitift berDoraog uno
fi9 NIT seipdnnter Grtpartung in ibre
Rdbe febte.
rSa, mas polfen Sic oenn I9reie
benz" fragile eritaunt elmer Der @pielen,
ben.
aods e%nt9.9nete: .Da i9 bic gbrs
babe, bier Bel Den berborraeenoften
Wannern u~nierer 3eit sa pertpeilsn, 70
CLAUDE i'd Der Mitz uno Na9pelt feiz
men sroBeren 9ienit ertpeifen gu fDnz
men, als tpenn i9 nit biograpbi{9er
genantgfeit i6rt llnterbaltung fir
ipdtere @er0ffentli9ung aufI9reibs."
Die 5erren faben ii9 perbuBt an
uno le9ten ftiafdpei9eno Die aarten
meg.
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cages %2iemtgtetteu.
b.

= Ser 8rdlioent miro feline &eiie
nah SAVANNA auf benz Shlahtihiff
v2ouifiana" MAIDEN; Der Stronger
.8aibinatDn" uno bas Sblahtiblff
rgenneiiee" meroen i'm beeleiten.
Ser friibere Bunoesienator
Burton BON &anias bat feline iehss
mDnatlide Daft i'm @efdngni8 gu
Trenton, Wto., anaetreten.
BDlicen. Snhaber Der 6artfDro
2ife SnIurance gompann baben
gieentum Der @eieuihaft in 6artforo
i'm @erte BON elmer WiiQion Dollars
nit Beihlag belegen laiien unb aleih'
seitig nm grnennung zines Waffens
uertpalters fir Die @eienihaft nads
aeiubt. @s lift oies aeibeben, UNI
Die @eleGid)aft CUR Gerteiluna bes
ioeenannten Safety Nunos", Der
Iber cine Wtiuipu Dollars enthdlt,
gu apinaen.
8ei Der gnteleiiung einea nah
Often eehenben Baiiaaiersuaes Der
Wiolano 8aaep 8ahn in Der Wdbe
BON 6orater. Oklahoma, nuroen
smansig Beri0nen nerlebt.
Ser FARMERS Cooperative
BuiineB @onareB" lit in gopeta. &ans
ias, auiammengetreten. Giele Deles
aaten aus oen Slos Hno @eitltaaten
iino anmeieno.
- Shabamtsiefretdr Sbam Dat
betannt gemaGt. eS lei ferner une
nDtia, tpeitere @ulsimpurte au for
bern, es iei geniiaenb @olo i'm 2anoe
pDrrdtig. Sic WtaBreaeln sur 56rs
oeruna Der @0loimpurte nGroen oaber
AUDI iebt a%ufbDren.
- Sn oer Ndhe BON Seem Orleans
entaleiite Der rah @eiten gehenoe
Baiiagiersug Der 5untbern 8acific
8abn. 9rei @eiBe uno piersie yees
ger muroen uerlebt; BON ben lebterer
lift elmer geIt0rben.
u uSlano.
Die central . ameritaniide STE.
publit 60nouras lift ebenfans BON
einem ibmeren Sturm beimgeIudt
mDroen. Derielbe erreiGte leinen
60hepuntt am IL. October uno am
ihlimmiten iDlen Die Grte &uatan,
Gile. utiua, Colorado uno 81 Bros
pence aelitten haber. Yiele SAife
iino uerloren geaengen. Der anges
rihtete Shaoen ioa iih auf cine
WiiIion Dollars belaufen.
Sn Der tubaniihen 8rppina
Buerte Brincipe bot cine &nsabl
8ebelen Ole Baffen nod niht nie'
oergeleat. gS iuQen Soloaten hins
geihift weroen, urt iie our Inter.
uerfurg 5u smin9en.
Cine 9epeihe aus ct. Beters.
burg me(oet, oaB Die WabqiIten nidt
boz Dem 3. 9esember perDfentlitt
weroen f0nnen uno oa 5miihen otes
lee Ber0ffentlibuna uuo Der @ab(
Elm 3eitraum bon iebs @ohen lies
gen muB. 10 tam Die Wahl nldt Dor
Dem Ia. Sanuar it%attfinoeu.
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Der 9%uoun9stef.

Sn Maibin9ton, .. g., faBen un>
Idngit Elm paar Miifiiiippier &on9reBz
leute nit etli4en &oIegen aus Dem
Noropeiten 3u1ammen, tpobei unter
on6erem bie Rebe auf Die nere Sin
tpan0erungsz8iu fam. SnTonoer6eit
rief Der parqgrapb be5iigIi9 bes 8ilz
~oun9steites cine le6bafte 8ontroberIe
berpor. @tner Der Norbpe1tli6en
frug, ob ni6t Elm Gbnlt6er 8il6unqsz
te1t fir Die 9timmbere6tigunq in
Mtiiffippi beftebe. n@etpiB," beftGz
ttgte elmer Ser oemotratif9en MiIFIiips
pier; noie Wdbler miiFen lire 9oQz
tar be3ablen unO Ste @erfafung lefen
t0nnen. Dds miro 3, 9. 70 gema8t:
&ommt Elm WeiBer an Sen @timms
faiten, 10 fragt man i'm: ,!6aben sic
Sbre polltur be5ablt?' Sic Traqe
nitro beiabt. Damn Geien Sic oas
folgenbe: Ser PrGitoent fou ote Ma9t
baben, ale @atan3en gu befeBen, Ole
etntreten, tperl1 Der Senat in sSerten
it, Ser Wdbler Iteft es FORFEIT.
Damn fragt i'm Ser Moblbeamte:
,Was beiBt bas9' Mntpori: Der
BrGiioent fam, ipen ct mill, GIT einem
Nmte erneunen.' SUIT {agt Der
Wdblbeamte, Sic fDnnen ftimmen.'
Damn fommt Elm @9par3er. ,8oQz
tar be5ablt?' fro9t Ser 8edmte. ,0eeo,
8ob, Die bub i'd besablt.' Simmer
Sic lefen9'-9eeb, SOB, i6 fann.'-
.2efen Sic oies: Seine Sin Of Mttainz
Der poer @rzpoitz z@e1ebe foQen
paiiirt peroen.' Der S9pdr5e 5tolz
pert our6 ben SAT- bur9, 70 gut es
eeben min, unb Ger 8eomte fraqt:
.Was beoeutet bos?' Ser @9parse
f<aBt ii9 ben S9dbel uno murmelt
Dor ftd bin. Sort. Sic f0nnen Ole
Nerfafung nt9t lefen,' unb Der
S9par3e f9iebt ab, oenn es piiroe
ni4t tpobl t9un, ge9en Ole NutoritGt
6es 8eamten an5uftreiten.
,@o ponen Sic es aud pobl nit
ben Gintpanberern ma9en2" meinte
Der Miiffiippier gu ietnem Sreunoe
aus Soma. nDie fann aud Elm
Mann Sbr 8ornfel6 ridtig pfliigen,
tpena er ni9t Die &pnftitution ftuotrt
batg" l1no bic @ruppe brad Ia9enb
auf.
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@etabr ppr Der YIase.

Sc beitebt grDBe 9efabr nur oer
Blaae pun 0uiten unb @rtdltungen.
es lei benin Sbr nehmt 9r. Sings
Neue gntoedung fir Shminoiuht.
6ufter uno grfdltung. Wtrs. @eu.
Maqs, sForeit gitp, We., ihreibt:
Sic lift cine Bultat fir 9eute in einem
&linta, no bieie 9rantbeiten nortoms
men. 0eiIt fhnen, Nitbma. ihwahe
4unaen. 6eufieber. so gts. uno ST..
@arantiert. 8u baben BET s. &altener
& SDhn. @eo. &. S. Shmiot, giaens
timer, uno Ioolpb DreiB. Brobe'
Haihe frei.
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Btbankemfplittfr

Wtr Ote NtoOe isnOrtrt, 1T eth g1arr, ne,
ftD tbr tuilenlOs ftist, Elm @ed.
Ste 4tebe gu ben @utferntsitsn ueunt man
Rd6teutiebs.
Ssbober Ou betHe glais trdeft, befo Ietbs
yer tubrt man bid on ibr berum.
Nis &tnoer5eit 1T has 4orubiss, aus benz
tRs Wsrihsn bsrtrieben tusrben.
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@nate cine gdwaSrsn. Bon Dem

@nGte cine sdwaSrsn. BON Dem
fir5li4 3um General b%ef0roerten
&pmmonoeur Der II. preuBiI9en aa=
balleriebrigaoe. b. &0aer, einem Be-
tannten Geiteroffi3ier, pirb er5Gblt:
Ils er als Oberleutnant Bel einenl
Rennen in potsoam 10 ungliidli9 fiel,
DAB er be iinnungslos Iiegen blieb. IieB
tbn Der alte 8aifer Wilbelm in feinsm
etgenen Wagen ms 9a3aretb fubren.
Dsr Roifer erf6ien Damn Ielbit uno
tragte: nDas feblt Sbnen, mein
Sobn9" Der @9perperlebte ri9tete
iuh auf unb faste: ,MajeftGt, cine
@9pdoron!" Der aaifer ladte berg
BAIT, uno 30aer ipurbe bulb burduf
Rittmsifter. 2ts sr nod &ittmeifter
mar. traf ibn zines Sages aaifer mil
helm II. rgaa," fagts er, r&0ler, Sic
itno i9on lanss aittmeiter!"-.Sa,
ysaieftdt. oas finbs i'd audi" mar Sic
Nntport. Der aaiier sins taut
Iofenb fort.
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tGat DbIo, Ioleoo,t
Quca Is sunfn ga.

6rautJ Gbenep bsl6p6ri. suB .r Der dl-
tsre 9artnsr Der Girma ). ). @beuen&Go.
IT, peI4s @siadite in Der StaDt Soleoo, in obeu=
9enannteus @ountp uno Staate, tut, uuo oaB be-
logte Girno Die Summe Don etnbunoert
Dollars fir ieoen Jaa BON Entarrb besablen
miro, Der onra ben @ebrai9 bon 9alI's & q.
ia r b : & ui9t eebeilt tperoen tann.
Grant ). Gbeuen
1911 9efGlporen nor mir uno unteri6rieben
Sie9el in meiner @eeeniuart am 6. Seemz
~~- Der ". 8. 1886.
VI. %. 8leaoh 6fientfiAer 0otar.
9aa's Ratarrb s Rlr miro innerli6 eensmmen
uno pirtt brett uuf ons But uno ole I6leiuiaen
Oberld6eu bss Gplents. eaBt SAD 3~eugnifie irfi
suihideu.
y. 8. Gbenep s. So, Sulebo, o.
Nfbmi 0aa's SEamtIieu q llsn fur BERT pfuno
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half way unde r the present house, and
will take IN the spa e no VI occupied by
the present barbershop and wash-room.
The n.ain entrance to it will be from the
grand lobby, but there will also be- q
special entrance for dies from the la X
dies lobby. ;;Sa5
The space occupied by the present ,ball-
room will be & divided into rooms. and
lei new ballroom Will VI be constructed,
which will extend through the ninth and
tenth stories Of the present wing. This
room will be arranged in direct connec-
ton with the kitchen. so that It can
also be used as q banquet room. SA The
tenth floor Of the new wing will be 3divid-
ed 3 into very large rooms, 81 available as;
use for sample rooms. There wllll be
about 200 rooms * and 100 bat h-rooms In
8the new addition,y so !. that a when the
Improvements are conplet ter, y the accom-
mod alton OF the house will be more than
double what It is now
Fireproof 2 Throughout
The work will be. Are proof throughout,
the system Of construction being what
lis known as reinforced concrete. skele-3
ton type, and, MS the present ) house In
also fire proof, the completed hotel will
be wholly and entirely are-proof.
VIZ The lines OF the extension will follow
the general chara ter OF those OF the
present house, but the ninth and tenth
stories will be treated in light stucco,s
SO as to give a pavilion effect. The main
entrance between the new wing and the
completed building will be entirely in.
stone, and a 4mnrqu Use OF the full width
{ OF this entrance will extend to the curb.
In great many respects tho ne-g
schanical parts Of the present house are
equal to the task Of taking care OF the
ENLARGED structure. but there will be new
work Of many kinds about It, In partio--}
ular,i It Fis proposed to install three Of
the highest-grade elevators. geared to!
highest speed. so that It will require
very little time to carry the guests from
the lobby to the tenth floor. Occupying,
as st does, commanding site, almost
on the summit OF the hill, a view from Che
upper stories OF the new house will be-
one rarely eaualled and will, IN all lprob-$
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JAPAN FOR open
DOOR n sAY I /
Noted New y ork Financier Gives
Some bservations on Recent
Trip Abroad. "a
Especial to The Times ispatch.)I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NEW DIRK, June Q, ~ Jacob H. schitf.
OF Kuhn, Loeb & Co, was at his ONCE
vest for the & first time In about
three months. His return was looked
upon as an important event in the hnan--
clal world, and nearly every prominent
hnancler In the city called upon him or
sent his card. N. 5F
Mr. schin,s recent visit /. to Japan Is
regarded with unusual interest. because
It'll s believed that 4 1t will result In closer
financial relations betwee en- the bankers
OF Il New Fork and those OF the Orient.
Ut became known yesterday that the firm
will con inue to sbo tho sponsor for jap
anese securities here, and that Its great
services in floating the Japanese loan
are so highly appre clated by the ia panese
government that tho relations with the
firm will hereafter be closer than ever
before. u FL III
Mr., schiff yesterday gave out tho fol-3
lowing authorized interview: 9 8l5s335
Our stay in Japan covered III about
eight weeks, OF which we spent q short
while In corea. ~ : 35t5' III
Everybody In Japan appears to do
work OF some kind sat Is. q country with.
out beggars. without drunkards !. and all
are polite and good natured. Nothing Is
heard or seen OF the Ell cot OF the recent
war. The people neither talk about It
nor have they become overwhelming or in
any manner Intoxicated by their great
victories. but have quietly gone to work
to develop their industries, to increase
their commerce and trade and to get g
fair control over the new markets which
the SUCCESS OF their armies has opened
for them, Il ~ h 4 @35s V ) .ss.
"a tendency to exclude other nations
from these markets does not exist, the
uniform and repeated assurance being
readily given by Japanss leading states,
men that the promise Sof the open door
In Coren3 ana Manohuria will, as far as
Japan Is concerned. be astrictly carried
out. TIT ss{ !3t "A "a
"Corea itself is gradually getting
under effective j anese control and ad-
minlstrat!on. which will be much OF a
benefit to this entirely out-of-dete coun-
E try the resources OF which appear to
have been dormant for centuries, These.
with proper and intelligent adnlnlstra-
tive methods, should promise rich re-.
1.-THE banking system Of the country
10 widely developed and its currency
seems forrest on firm basis, The Bank
of Japan, with branches IN all import,
ant commercial centres, Is alone en-
StEOWeEeI - 10 II l6SuG f t1o Cl'Su'nNA!'6 A.aSE
dun, which Is redeemable In gold on
demand \ 1T Is "a limited asset currency.
protected by considerable gold res
serve. but In time OF emergency may
have to be expanded upon payment Of
q a heavy tax. This provision has, even
during the war;. protected the country
Eagatnat undue strlnsency and fnancia.
revulsion, 4 E e III
Except the Bank OF Japan. all banks
a. (test al tv,rr
a constant Increase. as do the bank
5Hlearings III the principal commercial
centres, which, since 1900. have more
Y than douhled,s vi 8 Is
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'VVIL[P|EAS
most E ] ! A |: \
Addition to he Ri chmond and
Inprov ements Will Il! Render it8
Equal to All Demands

The ed dittons and alteration TO THE
Richmond , will consist Of q a ten story
wing. which viii front on Ninth Street
and which itself will occupy about one
half more ground area than the present
house, and the extension Of the present
house through two stories. thus making
the structure. when completed, uniformly
ten stories high. The new wing, Sof
which Mr.. John Kevan PEBBLES Is 81 the
architect, is 30 designed as to make an
open court between the old and new
walls on Ninth Street.
The principal entrance TO the enlarged
house win be through 4 this court, and
the space between the old and new walls
will be utilized to form the grand lobby.
This lobby will extend through two sto-s
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Enterprises Of Stupen.
dOus, Magnitude AZ
feCting Virginia.
MARCH OF PROGRESS
ROUCHO OUT SOUTH.
Notable Industrial and Railroad
Development Reported from
Every Section y nder-
takings in Mineral
Line Announced
During Week.
Special 70 The Times ispa tch.)

Especial to The Tines-D ispat ch.)
B. BALTIMORE June 9.-Ent erprises OF
!stupendous magnitude are reported in.
this weeks issue OF the bianufa cturers't
Record rs Undertaking. In the coal re-
gions OF the virginias. d Kentucky and
Tennessee. "A special n dispatch to that
paper reports the organization of the
sClinchneld Coal Corporation with an au-.
lthoriEed capital stock OF 91O, 900. 900. which
has purchased the coal properties OF the
Cranes Nest Coal and Coke CompnnTi
the Dawson Coal and Coke Company and
the Cllnchheld cbal sompany, In South,
west Virginia, including approximately
$50, 900 acres. The mining opera lions now.
on these properties will be very greatly
enlarged preparatory to shipment over
the line OF the South and Western Rail-
road into the central scotton-mfll regions
/. and to the South Atlantic coast as soon
as the South and Western road. : n ow{ un-S
der construction,His compile q. The vast
average OF coal land has sheetofore al It
sis understood been owned by NewEY orkt
capitalists who are the npancfKi hackers
sof the South and Western Railroad and
the organization Of the Calnch1 cid Coal
CORPORATE IN Is doubtless intend9d to So
S1idify the ownership and to provide for
q great increase In coal and coke OUT
put. The same interests have incorpor-.
"a ted a In Virginia the Cumberland II Cor
5poration ~ III II an 4 authorized maximum
capital OF $4,000, 900, and In West Vir-4
Tginia and Kentucky other nterprises Of
almost equal magnitude are rumored. In
Guiding the reported purchase either by
tbs chesapeake and Ohio Railway Or the
Morgan interests OF the as, 900 acres of
4Elkhorn coal land owned by the Great
Northern Coal and Coke Company.
$sIt was TO reach this property and 51So.-
900 acres # OF B land in the same section
owned hy the Big Sandy Company, that
the Chesapeake and Ohio recently. com
spleted a n, 0oc, 900 extension from White
house to E1khorn City. Connected with
the reported purchase BY the Morgan
interests or MI the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company is the rumor3 that the same
people Will secure the Detroit. Toledo
ana Ironton Railway and the bridge now
under construction at Inland, Ohio, with
view to- getting another outlet for the
/ Elkhorn coal field. These vast enter
prises are but ndicatiye OF the magni-
$tude OF the industrial q and railroad de-
svelopm ent which Is S$ nov II In progress
throughout the South b. Il II II FL @ Ri "a 81
&f Other und ertakipgsS In the mineral line
ann ounced during She week Included the
Organization OF a $50. 900 coal mining COM
ranys at Jasper, Ala. OF. a 500, 900 coal
mining company at spadra, Ark, OF q
10000 company to- develop coal. oil and
gas lands at Stanton, and O. 10000 coal
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Continued onE Second Pase.)
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.ries. and at the second floor level will,
be arranged with q balcony throughout
its entire extent. The present lobby,
3frnrting On Grace Street will be used;
sas a ladies' entrance and will be known
as the Ia dies, s Lobby. :. The space Of
the present cafe will be divided UP into
private dining rooms and q drug store,
and the new cafe will occupy the GORE
spending part OF 4 the new wing fronting
on Ninth Sire ct. 81 558
Lobby G nveniences.
The offices will be at the end Of the
grand lobby, and 81 guests tering the
house through the new principal entrance
on Ninth Street will find the ft1ces fac
ing them al the opposite end. while on
the right hand sid will be the entrances
to the cafe The various business booths
B (such as ticket Q flee. cigar stand VI and
the tap room, and on the left hand $sid De
/ the private dining rooms and the ladies
lobby. An especial feature upon c.lis
floor will be the Tap Room. located at
the rear behind the cafe. This room Will
be 4 fitted up in med iaeval style, with
booths, and q especially designed seats
The floor will be of stone hlnnEs laid In
wide cement joints, and the entire room
Will be given an especially attractive
character. &SJl iE III II
The rathskeller WIN occupy almost the
entire Ninth Street basement portion of
the enlarged house. It will extend about
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ability, be the most tensive to be
obtained In Richmond. n
J Rlease \ M ost sExactinp.

HI When the work is completed the house
will be- able to Ter (such 4 accommoda-
4 tionss as the mosK Exactins may demand.
4 It Is intended that the work shall begin
gat once, and that It shall be pushed to
Immediate conpl ton, the idea being to
have the entire work entirely completed
and ready { 81, travel which WILL set In
! for the James fwn Exposition. The work
Is being undertaken largely. because the
demands for accommodation have been
moro than the present house could take
occurrence for guests to be turned away.
With the additional number OF rooms
I at itst disposal, the hot=l will be able
1 to take care OF all its patronage in the
future, and at, the same ts ne offer then,
advantages OF convenience $ or arrange
$ment and excellence OF equipment. such
as 1T will be difficult to f,nd elsewhere.
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\ II. Christian, and is, and has bear. under
the ma no cement Of 7. H.. Elan A Coma
the deal by which this inlprov erlent,
which will be an ornament to Broad
Street and q building thai all ri nond
VIII be proud Of, was naade,
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Immense Stores Necessary.

One who has not given the matter
special attention has no idea how mucn
men. Of a large Wholesale drug BUSINESS,
, In the first place, a. large stock must
be carried and the greatest care must
z One re1f Ro III ION Soasse FOR Instance %.
cupies q six-story house that has forty
feet frontage and runs back 100 feet, III
addition they have detached ware
gether forty-one thousand square fest
Of floor room 10 required for The BUSH
ness and the proprie torEs would not claim,
that they are doing the largest " holesalet
talking with a Tlmes,p Dispatch man, II
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~, Tho structure WAS designed by Charles
Ruehmund. & architect, and the contract
for the erection of the building & was
awarded by J, d, Elan g Company to
lanes FOX e Son. The contract calls
for the COMPLETE Of he b building by
February /, 1897, IS III 8 lsis
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ANpsoME STORE To 81 EREcTEp ApAlg

The structure Will be six IRtorlos IN
height exclusive Of basement and 4for 9
solid looking. substantial business house,
with every convenience. which the pro-
gressIye architect has learned to supply,
this store will r1t find Its superior IN
I the entire SO nth Ga 4 Z,