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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
NEW BANKS CAPITAL 100000,
Brattieboro Trust Company Win Begin
Business About January |.

Brattleboro, Oct. 6.-1'he new trust
company, which viii be organized in
this village as soon as a charter can be
secured. will be called the Brattleboro
trust company, and ii viii do gen.
eral banking business besides settling
estates and doing other business ordy
narily done BY trust companies. It has
bought the Fred s. Knight shoe store
OH Main street, which it will occupy
about january !, 1907.
TIE company will have a capital of
Sf0O,c0O, fully paid, divided into shares
cf Si0C each. II II expected that sChas.
A. Eoy,len will be treasurer and John
K. Ryder assistant treasurer. These
two Young men resigned their positions
III tie Vermont national bank this
week
J'hc incorporators are a, b. Clapp, G.
&. Boyden, George A. Eels, j. Il Stock
we'll, 4. u. Martin, O. AZ. Lawton and
az. y. Morgan III BTattIeboro, John II.
Gale Of GuiIford, DR. George H. Gorham
.ct Bellows Falls, j. A. Muzzy of Jas
maica, Dr. George s.. Roster OF Putney,
j. w. Melendy OF South Londonderry,
Il. n. Higgins Of Newfane, g. S. Howe
Of Hinsdale, N. H., and O. Il, Randall
OF Chesterfield, N. FL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
DIsREGARpED INJUNCTION.
Delegates Nominated w. W. Wemple In
Place Of Sen. Bracket.

Saratoga, N. X, Oct. 6.-The eight
delegates from Schenectady county to
the 31st senatorial convention and the
two unseated delegates from Saratoga
county reconyened late yesterday and
Assemblyman w. W. Wem-
pie OF Schenectady.
Az an earlier session yesterday the
delegates from Saratoga county, which
with Schenectady county makes mp the
senatorial district, withdrew from the
convention. Later friends Of Senator
Edgar 81. Bracket, whose denomination
the Saratoga delegation sought, obtain
ed an injunction restraining the Schen-
ectady people from proceeding with con
vention business. A stormy scene fol-
lowed and after consulting counsel the
Wemple faction proceeded to nominate.
~ was declared last night that Brack-
ett's friends would institute contempt
proceedings and attempt to prevent the
placing of Wemple's name on the tic
ket.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
IupGE sTAFFoRD ENDORSED.
Fine Tribute Paid to vermonter in
Washington,

An important meeting Of the Bar as
sociation of this district was held on
Monday afternoon. September 24 1906.
The purpose OF the meeting was to con
sider the question of indorsing one Of
the justices of the supreme court cf this
district for the vacancy ON the court Of
appeals caused hv the resignation Of
Justice DueIl The meeting was largely
attended aud after a somewhat spirited
debate the vote was taken. resulting in
the choice OF Justice Stafford Justice
Gould also receiving highly comph-
mentary vote.
The elevation Of Justice stafford 70
the court Of appeals bench would be emil
nently satisfactory 30 the tar of this
district. While his term Of service on
tie supreme court Of the district has
been comparatively brief, covering per-
iod Of about two years, his scholarly at
tammcuts, his exceptional ability as Il
Judge and his engaging personality have
won for him not only the genuine respect
but the cordial regard 81 the members Of
the bar to degree not surpassed by
any Judge who has sat upon the bench Of
this district. The suggestion of his
name was made Immediately upon the
announcement Of the resignation OF JUS
tiee DWel lg splendid qualifications for
tie position being recognized As we'll BY
those who advocated the appointment u
others as by those who sought his clcva-
ton.
Judge Stafford. in attainmcnts and IN
character, would adofn the highest court
il the land Not only would his appoint.
ment TO the court of appeals be m honor
desersedly conferred upon him~he
would 40 honor 70 the position. Wash
ngton Law Reporter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
BUY INTO BARRE GRANITE.
Iowa Stone Firm Secures Interest With
Barre Granite and Quarry Co.

II has just been announced that An
derson 4 SherifIs, proprietors Of the
Capital Hill granite and marble works
Of Des Moines, Iowa, have recently
bought an interest III the Barre granite
and quarry company Of this city. Mr.
Anderson was in Barre short time ago
and thoroughly inspected the qsiarries
belonging to this company and soon after
his return home decided to purchase a
hneral block Of the Barre granite AMI
quarry company's eight per cent pre-
ferred capital stock, not only because
Of the investment, but also on account
Of the advantages to be gained in their
own business through quarry owner
ship.
The focal company owns a large tract
Of well developed quarry land on Mill
stone hill, to which is being added new
equipment and tho product IL among
the best sent ont from Barre.
The Capital Hill granite and marble
works is to be congratulated on its sue
cess in being able to secure an interest
in this concern.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
ANOTHER MINE DISASTER.
Believed Is Men Were Killed by an Ex-
plosion in New Mexico.

Denver, Colo, Oct. According to
a special despatch Is men are believed
to have been entombed in the Dutch
man mine at Blossburg, n. NJ, yester-
day, by an explosion which wrecked
the walls and roof Of the tunnel in
which they were working. However,
only six men positively are known to
have been in the tunnel at the time Of
the explosion, but the usual night shift
numbes Is and more of them has been
located outside of the mine.
Rescuing parties have taken out four
dead bodies. All but one of the shift
were Austrians. Fire damp has settled
IN the tunnel, making rescue work diff
cult. 1t is not thought that any Of
the entombed men can live with this
condition prevailing. As yet no fire has
been reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06

Rutland, Oct. GA representative Of
the White Cross milk company Of New
York and Pittsfed, Mass. who has been
IN this city for several days, stated yes.
terday that il has been practically de.
cidcd that hh company will erect i fac
tory III this city, with capacity Of
10000 quarts Of milk daily A feature
OF the new enterprise which IS highly
gratifying to the farmers is the fact that
The company has agreed TO pay 81
cents quart for milk. By new pro.
cess the company concentrates milk to
onefourth its original bulk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
FLYING ROCK
KILLED HIN
Workman Lost Life In West
Rutland Quarry
MISSILE WEIGHED TONS
Ignatius Siwek, Young Polander, Died
an Hour After Being Struck
Yesterday Afternoon--Defect
in Machinery.

Rutland, Oct e.A.ilying block Of
marble weighing several tons, thrown
from d falling ear, caused the death OF
lngatius Siwek, . young Polander, yes
terday afternoon at the Patten quarry
Of the Vermont marble company at West
Rutland.
The ear had been drawn nearly To the
surface, when the clutch slipped from
the cable and the car slid down tile mi
cline to the bottom Of the quarry, a dis
tance Of fully go feet.
Siwek was standing near the foot of
the incline when the heavy block flew
of, striking him in the leg and throwing
him into a pool Of shallow water He
was carried to the surface OF the quarry,
but died of his injuries an hour later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.
Mrs Asa Strong Of Norihheld nicd
Thursday Afternoon.

Nortliheld, Oct. 6Mfs Asa Strong
one OF the oldest residents OF the town,
died lafe Thursday afternoon OF gen.
eral breaking down Of the system. Mrs
Strong, whose maiden name was Coilrin
passed her earlier years in the vicinity
of North Montpelier. but came here to
reside soon after her marriage, and has
since made Northfed her home She is
survived by one sister. Mrs. Knsnan
and nephew, William &. G. Washburne
of New York city, who came last week
by reason Of her serious Illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
BUSINESS COMING In.
Eew Construction Concern win Begin
Operations at Once

The United States Granite Construc-
tion company, Offices in the Granite
block on North Aiain street. is already
receiving orders for work and since its
own plant Is not vet erected has found
ii necessary to rent the Bolster plant
on Granite street. This plant will be
now being installed 50 that operations
may be started By the last OF next week
Granite cutters are being taken on now.
among the contracts received by the
company Is construction Job from Ben
ton Hsrbor, Mich, which will cost in
the neighborhood Of S6s,000 The new
plant will be started by the last of No
vember, Il is now thought. The man
ayers state that they are six months
ahead Of their plans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06

Three New York Firemen Were Caught
in Flames.

New York Oct. 6. For more than
three hours last night firemen fought an
exceedingly stubborn blaze IN the Metro.
politan boarding and livery stables in
West 3ard street. about 300 horses
III the stable were saved. The damage
was estimated at $50 1000
The fire was marked by thrilling
rescue of three fremen. These men
jumped down into small shaft under
a grating and started to o,work their way
into the basement A back draft came
and they were enyeloped in flames. II
was then thought they had been burne
to death, but Chief Binns ordered fire.
men to play their hose into the basement
at that point. They had started TO do
SO when two firemen jumped into tAs
shaft and managed TO reach and save the
three men, who were nearly overcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
HUGHES CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Ratification Meeting Attracted a Great
Crowd.

New York. Oct. 6.--The Republican
state campaign was formally opened in
this city last night with ratification
meeting that attracted greater crowd
than could be accommodated within Car
negie hall Charles +. Hughes, the gl.
bernaturial candidate who made the prin-
cipal speech, receiving a lattering vel
conle
Alr. Hughes spoke az considerable
length in defining the Issues as inter
preted by him, Several matters touched
upon in bis letter OF Acceptance were
elaborated, and he again emphasized
that the question before the voters was
one of good citizenship rather than OF
politics.
Other speakers were Lieutenant Gov.
ernor NJ. Linn Bruce and Attorney Cen
eral Julius NJ. Mayer, both candidates
for recollection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
George Davis Of Hinesburgh Injured
Internally.

Shelburne, Oct. George Davis oF
Hinesburgh was quite seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon, his team being
frightened by the cars. One line broke
and Mr.. Davis fell and the loaded wagon
run over bis left leg aud hip. No bones
were broken but he was injured quite
badly internally He WAS taken 70 the
Mary Fletcher hozpttaiin Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
Two sisters Seek Divorce.

Rutland, Oct 6.The unusual sight OF
two sisters in the same court room ask
ing for divorces from their husbands
Was witnessed in Rutland county court
yesterday. Both are working in the same
Brandon hotel and claim that their bet
ter halves have deserted them. Lillian
a. Reed was granted a bill from Mat
thew J Reed, proving cruelty as well as
refusal to support The other woman
Nora e. Downey, who wants bin from
Henry Downey, proved only plain deser-
tion and her ease was held IN abeyance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
WAS A MAINE WOMAN.
Mrs. H. F. Mitchell of Falmouth, Me-,
Victim Of Wreck.

Troy, Y. y, Oct. 6.-Coroner Gravatt
announced late last night that the body
Of the Boston 4 Maine wreck victim
who was supposed TO be Mrs. A. G.
Poole Of Concord, n. H., member Of
the SILVER Slipper" company, has been
identified as that Of Mrs. II. +. Mitchell
of Falmouth, Me-
Relatives Of Mrs. Mitchell are ex-
pected to arrive from Falmouth to verify
the identification.
AT the Troy hospital last night it was
stated that Mr.. Mitchell was suffering
from several fractures of the skull and
had lapsed into delirious state, and
is not expected to live.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
TYPHOID AZ cUTTINesvILLE.
Seven Cases in the vilIage--An Epidemic
Is Feared.

6nttingsyille. Oct. s. There are seven
eases Of typhoid fever III this village
and the people are much agitatcd over
the fear Of an epidemic. Dr. G. S. Cav
erly Of Rutland. president Of the state
board Of health was here yesterday TO IN
yestigate He declined To make any
statement, but has gathered samples of
milk and water for analysis. There have
been about half dozen other cases
within the last year one OF which was
fatal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE.
President Wanted to Learn About Coal
on the Public Lands.

Washington, d. G., Oct, 6.Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Ryan, accom-
panied ny other officials Of the interior
department, were at the White House
last night. The president desired some
information about the coal on the pub
lie lands and il was for the purpose
Of advising the president on this SUBJ
lect That the conference was held. IT
WAS stated that no conclusions we're
reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
Foss Will NOT BOLT.
Says That He Has Best of Feeling for
Guild

Boston, Oct. g.. Eugene n. Foss will
not bolt the Republican ticket He said
20 last evening to d reporter, who asked
him
is II true, Mr. Foss, that you viii
go to the polls as an independent candi.
date against Governor Guild9"
Nor, sir; it is not true. | ann not
and do not intend to be a candidate
for governor said Mr.. Foas. MY re-.
Nations with Governor Guild are most
anieneant 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
GUILD FOR GOVERNOR.
Massachusetts Republicans Renominate
Him for Office.

Boston, Mass. Oct. g. Governor Guild
was renominated for the gubernatorial
office at the Republican state conven+
tion here yesterday afternoon. The
other nominations were Lieutenant Gov
ernor Draper. for Lieutenant governors;
secretary Of State 0lin, 70 secretary Of
state; Dana Malone, for attorney gem
eral; Henry Turner, for state auditor,
and Treasurer Chaplin for state treas
urer. The nominations we're by accla-
nation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06

WOMAN MAY RECOVER.
Mrs. Carrie Davis Badly Injured at
Swanton.

Swnnton, Oct. g.. Mrs. Carrie Davis
was the victim ii runaway accident
Thursday evening and sustained con-
eussion nf the brain and other severe
injuries. "A team driven by Fred LEI
febvre, 4 barber, on First street, col
lided with cow, the rig was tipped over
and the horse beraine unmanageable,
cleared itself from the carriage and
dashed down the sidewalk, Knocking
Mrs. Davis down and running over her
in front of Conductor Emerson's. II II
thought she may recover MIR. Iefcb-
yres shoulder was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
sa,soo verdict at Rutland.

Rutland, Oct. s.. The jury in the
Rutland county court in the case Of d.
". Williams Of Granville, \. II. against
Norton brothers. quarry owners. for
damages Tor injuries received by the
plaintiff while working IN their guarries,
last night returned verdict Of $2,s99i.-
66 for the plaintiff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
McGETrRIcK SWORN In.
AS Assistant to District Attorney
Moran.

Boston, oct. 6. Felix w. AIcGettrick,
was was selected BY Dist Atty. Moran
to be his assistant in place Of Joseph Al.
Dennison, recently resigned, was sworn
in by Judge Bond Of the superior crimin.
al court at o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Moran did not come to the court.
house At all yesterday.
The appointment Of Mr. McGettrick
al assistant district attorney was made
By him as soon as be learned Mr Denni
sons resignation was iirevocable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
FINALLY GOT A JURY
To Try John g. Hammond Accused Of
Wife Murder

Albany, n. y. Oct 6.--Aftei exanin
iuz 5s2 men during period Of nearly
two weeks, jury was finally secured.
late yesterday afternoon TO try the ease
OF John G. Hammond, accused Of mur-
dering his wife IN this city last Novcm.
ber This great number Of ycnirgnen,
examined for single jury is said to be
unprecedented in this county, and the
difficulty Of getting a jury was made the
basis yesterday Of motion by the de
fence for change Of venue, the claim
being that Hammond could not have Il
fair trial in this county. Supreme Court
Justice Fits denied the motion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
An InduIgent Depositor.

I'at Shaughnessy, hearing that the
Eank in which he kept his savings had
|&iled rushed aroung with his bank
|)sok and demanded 0lI his money The
a4ying teller straightway began to count
Eout.
ron, we've got It, have yefs said
'sI,aughnessy with d sigh Of relief. ''Kape
Il, Then. Oi don't want is as long as ye
hafe it."--sUnder the Spreading Chest
LII Tree in Eyerybody's Magazine for
O@Alnr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
CHANGE IN TIME TABLE.
Central Trains Go on to Winter Schedule
Monday Morning.

The winter schedule for trains on the
Central Vermont railroad goes into ef-
feet Monday morning. The principal
change is in the train that has been
leaving Barre at 7.55 a. M, for points
north and south, viii cave III Sa5. The
train leaving at $50 .. III, viii return
to It's former time Of $50 D. nj.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
cnba,a satisfactorx Conditions.

Washington, D. G.. Oet. g. Owing 10
the satisfactory aspect Of affairs inCuha,
Secretary Taft was asked by cable II It
Is necessary to send to the island more
than 900 troops on the transport sum
ner slue in Havana today. lie has not
Yet replied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06

Said to Have Lost at Poker Game in
Boston.

Boston, Mass, Oct. Broken heart.
ed because he sat in at poker game
at 60 Leverett street and discovered
that Bradford, vt, poker politics were
not as successful in the Hub as in the
home town, Michael Mansfield, press.
man on the United Opinion, the local
newspaper. ate morphine pills in his
lodgings at 35 Leverett street Thursday
night and was rushed to the relief sta-
tion. where it was believed the hasty
application Of the stomach pump would
save his life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
LAD BREAKS ARM.
Kenneth CARAT Of East Barre Falls
From Steps.

East Barre, oct. 6.-l<enDeth Car
RAFT fell from the steps az Fred Sar-
gents mill this morning aud broke both
bones OF his life arm. Dr.. Macarthur
reduced the fracture and the patient
Is now resting comfortably The lad
il the son Of Fred Garratt and Mr.. sal.
gent is his grandfather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06

4 bunch Of partially ripe blackberries,
picked from the garden Of Alexander
Morton of Blackwell street, was shown
1T this office today, Which makes d good
record for October 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
Queen Gives Sir Walter Raleigh a
Hint.

Eefdy--Your father said il ! ever
s!sfdh for your hand aeain he would
dae gp the street with me.
lahfI Well, III tel you what, Ferdy;
Ne nnxt time you ASK him do il at
It's qspssing Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

VANCOUVER II. C.. July ga
Charged with msnsiaughtsr. Cap
tain 7. O. Griffin. Of the {. I. ".
steamer Princess Victoria. was arr
rested yesterday noon. booked at the
police station and released on $1,000
bail placed ON deposit BY the Cana
dian Pacific railway.
The charge Is preferred By r. n
Bryce. whose wife was lost IA the
collision between the Princess VIC
toria and the tug Chehalis,
All day yesterday tugs and small
boats were searching IN the naffows
Tor bodies and wrcckagc. No bodies
were found
The collision is the main topic in
this city today. Briefly told, the de-.
xelopmcnts are as follows The
Princess Victoria, late leaving this
city Saturday afternoon was max
ms NJ time and running az a high
rate Of speed. shaping his course
and swinging into the narrows. cap
tain Griffin noticed the TUG Chehalis
on his starboard how and n gaso-
liuo launch on the port bow.
The tlde was running strong bat
Captain Griffin thought that he
would easily pass both Of the small
craft safely, when the Chehalis
was about 10 yards ahead az the
/ Princess Victoria she was caught IN
[ tho tide rip and swung directly tu
! the path Of the biz steamer. Captain
Griffin gave the signal full speed
astern." but almost before the Jingle
Of the bells was heard in the engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
STEAMER CAPTAIN
PUT UNDER ARREST
Master Of Princess Victoria Is Charged With
MansIaughter BY Husband Of One Of the
Victims -.ReIeased on Bail.

roam the tug crashed against ~
bow q the Princess Victoria ana
was literally cut IN two and oo1a
sections sunk.
Boats Were lowered.
I.ifeboatH were lowered from ne
Princess Victoria and other er.l.
nearby came 20 tho assistance u
those plunged into the water.
The survivors are r. n. hfycs
freight clerk 81 the Cassiar. n >.
Rich. cannervman. J. O. RsnweA
merchant, p. q shallcress eemmlf
sion merchant. Captain Howse sna
Engineer c. A. Dean. all Of Ns1-
couvcr.
List OF Dead.
The list OF dead is as follows
Or HUTTON. surgeon Of Roa
Hay hospital, up the coast
MRS. ROBERT BRYCE. wife o.
the freight clerk OF The steamer cas-,
star. plying between Vancouver shs
Northern ports.
HII.DA MASON. a little girl wna
accompanied Mrs. Bryce.
nERNER BENWELts son 81 = "
RcnWcli. merchant 81 Vancouver
=. J. CHICK. purser of the s'eain-
or Cusslar. and enc Of the hss, s
known steamboat men of briusA
Columbia waters
ROBERT CRAWFORD fireman
Two japanese; one ehlnamah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
GREATEST OCEAN SPEEDER /.
WILL CROSS IN 4 IL DAYS
NEW cuNARpuR LuslrshlA
- 10 -
= WILL BURN UP 20 TONS OF
coal EVERY HOUR IN polNo
O
twill bE a PALACE.
Special Corfefp6r dence % The
Htnf4

Special coucspsH 90 The
htnf.
LIVERPOOL England e. soon
20 reenpturn the blue ribbon OF the
Atlantic Mith two new boats Of tho
Cnnatd line. the fualtHuln aud the
Mauritania. that Nill make The
transatlantic Journey IN four uud
ono half days. clipping a dny ana q
half from the fastest time Of tl.n
German express steamers.
The canardera win leave Liver.
pool on Saturday afternoons and
sill laud passengers in Sew YORK
on the follswinE Thursday morn.
inFs Their maximum speed VIII
be 20 knots. % 3ota miles an hour
aud they will consume thtee'qhhf
tsfh 81 ton Of coal a minute. about
900 tons day
The Luailania has iuat left The
builders hands. while the Mapri
fanla b. 10 be launched IA few
weeks Tho two vessels are be
ileyed by nautical experts 10 set u
standard that sill uoi be surpassed
fnA NNAAAfN ~ p AAHfhaA Nfft t'-s
aKiat f3i 50 ye9rs
The Luaitsnia N SCI on end would
oVerfop every structure in the
world except the Eiffcl tower The
greatest hailleHhip in fhc world.
the BfeadnauKht. supposed 10 be
equal IN fighting power 10 any TWO
other war vessels. IL nearly 800 feet
shorter aud has a displacement ~
p nuH tons against total OF Ap,Vut
tons hy the Cuuard boat
There afe 10000 steel plates ia
this vessel. n0ue 81 Them Of the
record dimenalon 81 a. feet IN
length sud q weight 81 five tons
Thore afe 1000 900 figcia. hEEfngats
ing 500 tons IN weight The main
franco and beams. placed on end
~oud reach 30 miles Three anchors
urlsh 20 tons each. and $500 feet
Of glant iron cable contains links
each ~ which 90 - inches long.
three aua thfee quarter inches Ia
diameter and weighs 100 pounds
The ihaiiauia nlll cost. Nheu
completed. 1880 oNe AMI each ifln
across will cost fEsa n0a To ph1
for thia thH vessel ni,i carry i.hHa
tons ~ cargo. $50 first class psnsru.
gers. 800 second class and 400
ateefhao fief cFoe vii number
500
The passenger accommodations
siil ~ aH luxurious Hs q possible
There Wiii BE- tao electric psasrn
Eag elevators and four fof hHgEaes
ana mali There vii be- l.Eeu vln.
tiusn and side lights 8 coo electric
lishta. With telephones iu al stats.
rssama. Ahout goo miles u electric
sire uiil b~ fitted on the vessel
There are nine decks on the hast
The shih IL - be drissn ~ foaF
aerrws oI#fatea b. turbine engines
Hhioh viii give ~ little vibration
"a EXISTS on an American river
steamer