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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
De SABANA GRANDE
Ia sequia y eI tabacs.- Fiss-
tas.. s..Puertorriqueho dsvs.
rado por las fieras.
NlNO ENFERM0
NlNO ENFERM0
Bale el pr6xino domingo.
Ksbos nocturnos. .-Poca
policfa. I'm caco.

Tsbrsro FLA ssqufa prolopga. ..
do que tantos daiios cause & los sgri.
esltorss de esta oomarca, dstraud6 les
ssperanzas dc los que 10 dsdican al
cultiyo dol tabaoo. Ests ano, siendo
mas estenss sl Area eultivads, coss'
sharkn una tsrcsra parts del producto
que Sc proponian obtener y por 10
tanto % espsra que el tsbaCo hilado
sonservar& busn prseio.
Los dias tres y euatro del CO.
rrieute mes, 10 celebrate en- este pue.
bio una fsstscita cat6lics on honor
dol ssgrado Corsz6n do Jesds y para
10 bsndicion do ~ imdgsn. Ssgdu el
programs que ha circulado, habrd
nisas, ssrmones, procession, dianas,
rstrstas y SO repartir&a limosnas 4
los pobres on sl atrio do la igis.
sia.
Todos los sctos ser&n amsnizadoi
por una buens orquests do Yaueo J
promsten quedar mny lueidos.
-Ss dice, aurqus no esia debida-
msnte sonfrmada 10 noticis, que o.
i6vsn Juan Vega, natural do este pue
bio, ha sido devorado por las ferai
On 10 repGbliea dc Venezuela.
Lamentarismos que tel notieia q
confrmase.
-Grsciss & 10 asidua asistsncis
y buenos aciertos do nusstro distin
guido amigo el doctor don Felix Tl6
90 encusntra ~ en- franca convale
ceneia un piqueho nino, hiio nusstro
que estuvo gravemente enfermo. Po
tal motive nos completeness en- OK
presar pdblicamente nuestrs protdn
do gratltud hacia el bondadoso 70
cultat,vo que tanto intare, 90 tom
por salvar & nusatro hiio de lss 60
rras do 10 muerte, devolviendonos l
tranquilidad y Ia algeria.
| ~-vArios i6venes sntusiastas 1
proponsn cslebrAr I'm esplendido bR
le el pr6x!mo domingo, on los sale
mes del Consiatorio.
Los eacos penstran CON basta.
| to frscusnoia on los patios y cocizs
sustrayendo obietos de POGO valol
psro molestando { los vecir OF, que u
quiersn esas visitas nocturnas.
i Ell ndmaro dc guardIas de es
pussto no % suneiente para 10 compl
to vlgilaneia dol pueblo y 4 ESQ 20 d
be, tai vsz, que los ratsros hsgan
llas suyas con tanta frecueneia
Debe sumentsrse 10 poliefa par
que la vigllsnsia rssults busna y el
csz.
Ell individuo Tomas Rivers, q,
tut detenido por 10 policia con M
vaea hurtsda, es veclno do sas &c
man y 10 vAca pertsneee & don Me
lks Alfonso, del mismo pueblo. Ii
servicio 10 prsstaron sl cabo Lucca
!. el guardia Porrata.
a CeRRssPoNsAL.
j. Sabana Grsnde, Febrero, 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

SArtG hoRToSiGimA, sn que todo el co
msrcio J muchoS eontribuysntes de
Rio PIedras maAihestan Sd dessO d.
que Se reponga 81 sshor Moreno.
Amigos de 10 vsrdad J de la jus
tleIS, nos complaee mucho hscerlC
conStar aHi,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
MUHDO FEMEN|NO
lntsresantss y sugestivas ne
los do IL sseritura fran
cssa Claudihe.
ALBUM De BEs0S
Invento de Ia senorita Evans,
una norteamericana.-Im.
preston del beso.

Miss Evan, una nortsamericsna,
ha invsatado sl album do los bssos.
mo hAy Albums do fotogrstias, de
vsrsos, hssia d. tAsietaa postalesp
IPuss por Quk no % foTmsn Albums do
bssosi SQus 81 diffeil formarlos? Va.
mos { vsrlc.
Ss pass por los labios de 10 per-
soma que he do imprimir en- el papel
ls hsslls de su bsso una substancia
inofsnaiva color earnin. Dsspuss de
esta opsraoi6n % bsss sobre 10 hcis
del album, J alif queda marcado el
6ssulo. lvsrdad que % muy sercillo
el proesdimiento?
La gsnts que crsfa, he dicho Miss
Evans, que Lon huellss que deian los
hssos son igualss. Error.grandfsimo!
Ii miss & Quisn NOS rsfsrimos po-
sec. colsceionados los rastros de dos.
sisntos tssos, y ninguno 30 partce.
Hasts pueden clAsifsarse al mirarlo'.
Hsy besos or ergicos, tfmidos, tiernos,
apasionados, grandes y lsves.
Miss Kvans solo poses on su CO.
le:cI6n los bssos do los peraonas do
On fanilisIy do sus smigas fntimas;
psro 20 propons ser audas, lanzandoss
| & psdir besos { Los hombres, bien en-
sendido que 30 trata do bsaos estsmpa.
dss On. las virgInales h9ias del album.
Los poetas han eantado en- todos
los tonos 10 expression, el efecto, sl
lafln del beso. Solo por los msdios
lgrGncos podia llegarse defnir 10
dsonomfa Dc esq expression, 10 ras
acsntuada del carino.
Il Y pussto en- pr&ctiea este medic,
90 podr&u solicitor, iin sombra de
impudicia, besos que quedaran eatam.
pados como musstrs insqufvoca de
sfecto sGu de mas exsltAdos ssati.
mientoa.
Deiar& huslla casi impercsptible
. el hsso inccsnts, que apsnas posa loa
llabios; huslla sxtsnss, el beso apasio'
made cue
i Arranca sangre d Ia piel,
segd a 10 frsss dc an autor dramatlco
!. marca honda, sl bsso voluptuoso; ras
. 70 proiundo, sl bsso hlial Y 81 II
moda arraiga, ssrk do YER como CON
tsmplando los Albums de besos se de-
ducs por las fguras que 90 ostsnssz
On les hojas. oualss son las condicio'
nss sspecialss do quisnes besaroD.
AL YER Les fotc geatiss, 1uo Sc co
msnts 10 imprssi6n que producer la'
linAxenssp Lsysndo los aut6grsfo fos
Iino 90 haes refsrsneia al ingerio d
aus auaorss2 Puss miranda las mar
lcss de Lon bssos % oeurrirln tambtS1
4 Iiss obssrvaslonss propias de cad'
6 essc, aAvirtisado les ssnalss del bss'
ds la aiAs ,iHoesnts, del que tieus fam
], lds tanorio, dol hembrs nmido y do
; lauisr alsgrs. Ys,ss ha sscrIto !
9 asiologia del bsso; no hoy para gu
, nsssrss o. eiertas profundidadei
= AAsngkmonos 4 la grAasa del beso,
, & YER si pronto q, ,iorman co!eceiohs
e nla aomplsiAs que 10 do miss Evan
10 suponisndo que L. yanqui & quisn nj
% rsisrimos no tspga & sstas fschas 81
u msnsada 90 eolseei6n con bssos di
D. tipsos & los domesticos J { Los feats
: males Dc las amiguitas.
4 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

Paoli, librs do precauciones, due.
flo do sxs tasultadss, do oantants, que
ssdussn y asombran, volvi6 sA El
Trovador como hsbfa vuelto dssds ls
segunda noehs dc Htlgonotes ( ser el
tenor que el afo dltimo aeogfa COMO
& un veacsdor elpGblico del Real. nj
un memsnto sintl6 el Amino sobrsco
gido por 10 actitud f'fa 8 ressrvads
del auditorio, ssta vez eatsrado y con-
vsreido, desds 10 trovs. ss que oy6
les primsras palmadas, que 10 aeon
paaaron eada vex mas salurosas On
toda la velada. Pero donas el sntu
tusissmo lego & los msyorss sxtrs-
mos fue On el aria de 10 pirs. Los
ssfiores do 10 trim, hera enloquecidos
por aqusllas notss podsrosas: lsl ds
pschol, que dscfsn nusstres sbuslos
sin saber 10 qua 80 dsefan, aclsmaron
al artista espafiol con un frsnssf dfh-
oil do rshsiar, y de nusvo 10 alz6 o.
tel6n , dc nusvo surgl6 el fanoso do
mas potente, NAV vibrAnts, mas soste
nido aun, como clarfa do guerra qu'
llams 4 10 pelea....
Paoli habfs csntado CON igaal for
tuna que el sao anterior toda 10 obrs
psro como 10 llave del 6xlto sst& ahf
ahi fusren Les grsndss alabansa'
y los mas ruidosos aplauses. la
mismo que hacs treinta aHosl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
CONsEJO EJECUI1VO
Session de dia 3.

C0ncNrren los Eenorea Post, Veiie,
Falknsr, Fsuills, Sapchtz Morales,
Willoughby, Crosss,..G ahame, Diss
Navarro y Barbosa.
Empieza 10 sesi6n 4 las disz.
Intorms de Comisiones perrnansntes.
G. B, SO. Enmendando vsrios sr-
tfculos del C6dig Polftieo. Ii Conf.
sion dc Imprssos 10 presenta debida-
nsnts copiado y pass & 10 oomisi6n
do Hscisnds.
g. B. Sobre meiorss On vsrios
eaminos insulares. La misms eomhi6n
10 presenta y pasa Ia Comisi6n do
Hacisnda.
Proysctos de Ley.
G. B. 10, por Mr. Falkusr: Para
nonbrar tesorsros escolarss y deter
minar sus obligsciones. Pasa { 10
Comisi6n de Impresos y Traducei6n.
Be oonstisuys sl Conseio en- Comi.
sion total y consinda IL discussion del
G. B. rs, sobre e,ecciones.
Mr. Post. Hace una enmienda en-
10 sscsi6n 11S, sobre prssintos. Agrs.
% al precinto de Jsyuya sl barrio
<Paso Palmss, do Utuado.
Hace tsmbien una enmienda on la
secc.6n "a. 81 por easualidad un nd
nero do eleotcrss no pueds inscribiz-
90, 90 concede un termino ad!clonal
para que puedan hacsrlo. Esto,
favorece grsndemsnte a.los electores.
+, Ahora ha de entenderse que ese
tsrmino eoncedido no pasar& del 81 do
, Agoato como lfmite.
Rsce m enda tambien que se en-
misnde la secci6n Sc, en- el ssntido
que 10 coloQue un reloi Official on ca
do uno de los colegios slectorales,
Plds que la ermienda 90 hsga en- esta
forma: <En cada colsgio habr& an
reloj el cual ser& puesto ali por el
Superintendsnts auxiliar de Eleccio.
mes en- sitlo en- donde no sea f&cil
llegar q 81. I'll Superintendent auxl'
liar 10 pondra on hora por su reloj
siendo este antes compu.sado CON rs'
loies de los sgentes. El gasto, dt
lestos reloies % POGO.
Mr. Grshsms. LA enm.enda de Mr.
Post 90 buena siempre que pudier,
lograrss ,un ndmero dc reloiss gu
faeran exactos Ga ~ marchs. Propo
ne que esos reloiss dsspues do atiii
zados en- las elecciones, on vez de 20
; vsn6idos, 90 regalen & las escuslas.
i Mr.. Post. ri gobierno tiene 10
cultsdes para hacer do esos reloiea Q
, uso que Quiers, de modo que huelg,
consignarlo en- 10 Ia ley. Dichos re
loies, por mas econ6micos On el coatc
..dsbieran ser encargados & los Estsdo
Unidos.
} Mr.. Willoughby. Aunqus aye
vot6 On contra de esa proposition, O
deeide hoy & favor dc ellis, porqu
eomprsuds que 81 autor del bill he si
tudiado bisn el asunto.
sehor Diax Navarro. ssrfa diff
Gil poner cinao rsloies y que todo
7 narchArAn exactos.
Mr.. Wllleughby. Aun cuAndo OF
TO no se consiguisra siempre ssrfs {
medic mas adeouado.
SeGor Barbosa. Aunqus esta se,
cl6a psrece insigni6cants, 10 ssrk p,
ra squellos que estAn ALI y no tisne
msyor inter6s on el resultado de unt
slecciones, psro para 81 , para Il
II que eaten In esas sondicionsS, sst
lcci6n interesa mucho.
D. ri no puede eltsr conforms ct
N que un iunCionario como sl Supsri
tsndente auxlliar, tsnga 10 facultt
10 de poner el reloi por sl suyo; en- /
10 pasadss eleeciones hubo funcionsri
ns de 8 is, que pesar do hsb,r pasa,
CD la hora para que Sc csrrasen los c
legios, mandaron & continuar la eli
&C ci6n. 81 ceiamos q eIs funclonar
. que sea 81 quien indique por su re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
0TRl VEz PAOL|
"El Impartial" do Madrid
IsIsgis cen sntusiasmo {
nusstre Artlsta.
FL "TROvADOR"
Triunfo en- el <RealS. Fseae-
81 del pnbico al oirls 81
famoso do de pecho.
El "TROvADOR"

I'll visje <Trovader,s do Verdi, -
sqsisn 70 asusrds do nusssro 0arcfs
Gutierrsx2~-ss msntisns arms % ID
devotion do nusstro pdblieo. Dc vsz
On suSndo aparsss on los sartslss dol
Real, si ls dsian un husso Pucsini,
Boito 8 Nsysrbssr, 8 mas bisn esaa-
do surgsn LeonoreE, Axussnas y
Msnriquss con vos y veto y alisntos
y sntusissmos para atsndsrlo 8 later
prstarlo & ecnsIenoia.
Paoli ssrr6 10 sempOrada ante
rior con ssta Opera y con IN sussse
clsmoroio. ri pdblico -no ne eaE-
sarS de rspstirlo lie agaardabs On sl
edo dc pssho,, y la nots vibrants,
poderosa, limpia y arms despertd
tempsstades de aplausos............
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

20 ha sspsrado para scsptsr lss re.
presents clones arriba mencionadas.
(De ls SR.vlsta c msrcial Amsri-
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13
New Jersey and Wilmington
FERRY
n STEAMER ULRlCA

will leayePenn's Grove daily at 10 a. M p
m, also at Z p. m. on Saturdays. Sundays
1890 a. m. ,5p.m m.
week DAYS at 5 a. M. and 3 p. M, also 8 and
1880 D.. m. on Saturdays. Sundays at $50 a. m.
1.30 p. m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13

The recount of the ballots in Mon
mouth County in last falls contest for
Sheriff has resulted in the election of
Charles E. Close. the Democratic candi-
date. Ex-senator C. Asa Francis, of
Long Branch, vas declared elected by
81 majority. The contest was made
because of certain marked ballots,
which Judge Charles E. Hendrickson
las declared were not legal, thus leaving
a majority of six for Mr.. Close. The
election Of Mr.. Close is worthy of
praise. Mr.. Francis was backed by
the old race track, gambling and liquor
element of the county. Mr.. Close, was
endorsed by Prohibitionists and Church
influence and the fact that he won is a
cause for rejoicing.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13

The present law of New York for
bids and the present Legislature has
refused to pass a law to allow a re-
count of the votes cast for Mayor in
New York City last fall, George 3.
Mcclellan was declared elected, but it
is generally believed that William r.
Hearst was elected by a large majority.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13

The new battle ship New Jersey has
showed SO much speed above the re-
quired contract that she may be desig-
mated Jersey Lightning. She is ex-
pected TO knock out those with whom
she comes into contact as sure as the
real Jersey fire water.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13
etter to J.. ID. TortOn
PENIS Grove, n. j.

AOii . oiONOJ ~ u
Dear Sir: A big %mill-owner, Spartans-
burg, S. G, wanted 5000 gallons of paint,
and bought by price; paid 5 cents less
than ours; got a ''lead-and-zinc" paint;
but the lead was sulphate of lead, not
carbonate. Sulphate costs about half;
and covers about hall.
That paint wal adulterated about six
times as much as the 5 cents paid for. He
Saved" 5 cents; and it cost him 80
Oh no; it cost him more than that; we
forgot the labor. Can't work it out ex-
actly; don't know how long it'll wear.
Shoit-measure besides; that alone was
twice as much as his Saving 5 cents.
1t was thin, too; some loss there;
don't know how much.
There was too much dryer in it. The
maker made something on that;
Taking it altogether, he didn't make
much by that 5 cents.
Go by the name: and the name is De-
o lead-and-zinc.
Yours truly
F. w. DEvoE & Co
40 New York
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13
ANTHONY HOPES
NEW ROMANCE
Sophy of Kravonia-The Woman of the
Red Star.

Sophy of Kravonia-The Woman of the
Red Star.
Anthony Hope, the famous author, who
wrote ''The Prisoner of Zenda'' and other
stirring romance, has just completed a new
romance, ''Sophy of Kravonia, or The
Woman of the Red Star" 1t is full of
soul stirring interest and is declared by all
critics to be better than '"The Prisoner of
Zenda," which made Hope famous. This
wonderful story begins publication exclus-
lively in 1.-THE Philadelphia Sunday Press,
April 22d. On this day 1.-THE Sun
day Press will also give away, absolutely
free, a fine art supplement picture size,
14x21 inches, entitled 1.-THE Masquera-
dersP' printed separately in six colors on
heavy paper. Be sure and get THE Sun
day Press on April 22d, and each Sunday
thereafter, to read this great romance. No
tify your n~ewsdealer or carrier to reserve
your paper, as the demand on this day will
be enormous and late callers may be disap-
pointed. Such great value in a Sunday
newspaper is unprecedented and yet it's
the great Sunday Press" that always leads
in giving the people the best of everything.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13

Congressman Loudenslager is the
representative of New Jersey on the
Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee and is also secretary of the
Committee. 1t is reported that there
will be no opposition to his renomina-
tiOn next fall in this district.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13

ones; we have them at 125c
and 18c if you want a cheaper
one.
36-inch coat satin in white or
silver, SOC, is a snap.
Innings, first floor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13
Satisfactory Innings
at Saving Prices

Whether you want a light
weight lining for under
slips or a heavier satin fin
ish sateen for coat Innings
and skirts, we can supply
you in nile, coral, yellow,
blue, grey, pink, white
At 12}c we are selling the
best percaline you can buy
anywhere for the price and
have it in the wanted colOrs.
Our famous Spun Glass at 18c
is the incest Slip lining in
the medium price goods on
the market. We also have a
similar goods at 15c that is
popular. The best is our
French taffeta with a ''cry"
and ''hand" like real silk.
35 inches wide; 35c a yard.
Beautiful sateens of lasting
l~ustre; our two best selling
numbers are the 26c and 35c
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-04-13
STEAMER
MAJOR REYBOLD

PENIS Grove For Philadelphia Daily
Sunday Exceptedl at S.45 a. m. Returning
Leaves Arch ST. Wharf, Philadelphia,
at 2 p. m. Freight carried at reasonable rates
Satisfaction guaranteed. Fare for round trip soc
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
Q. P. KRUEGER GETS
 HOTEL CONTRACT
Finest Hotel Building in Arizo- na to Be Erected at Doug
 las at Cost of S100,000.

The contract for the construction of the Gadsden hotel in this city was awarded yesterday by C. O. Ellis, who has charge of the business connected with the letting, O. p. krueger of Ei Paso being the successful bidder.
 Work Is to be started on the build ing within ten days from the time O. the awarding of the contract.
 When completed and furnished, in. cIuding the site, the Gaosden hotel will represent a tota: :nves.men1 of S175, ,ooO.
 Under the contract the building is to be completed an ready for occup- ancy on or before July I, 1907. DOUGLAS, Sept. 5.--(Special)- All doubt about Douglas having the f'pcst hotel building in the territory of Arizona was removed yesterday when C. O. Ellis, of the Bank of Doug las. acting for the Gadsden company. awarded the contract to Otto P. Kru- ger. of Fl Paso. to build the Gadsden hotel in this city which is to be locat- ed at the corner of Eieveneth street and (: avenue. Under the terms aof tie contract the new building is to De com. .leted by July 1, next year. The amount of the contract price for this D1'icfES 0i.S llOl DeSU lndue puDiiC but MT Ellis stated this afternoon that when .he tuilding was completed ard furnshe3 il cluding the site, it 'vonld represent ar investment of st7F Ca0
 The plaus for tEis building were drawn by Frost 6 Frost. of Fl Paso, who will have charge of its erection. This firm built the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson. witch has attracted favor able a:IeIt.on from all who have seen it, but the Gadsden will be far super for to the Tucson hostelry in every way. The new hotel here will be four stories high above a full sized base ment and the arrangements through out will be superb.
 The Gadsden company represents practically all local capital and the be- ginning of the work on the new hotel will go farther to strengthen confi- dence in the future of Douglas than the beginning of any other enterprise here in the past. Prominent among its owners are J. $. Douglas, w. H. Brophy, W. M. Adamson, s. w. French, c. A. Overlook, E. R. Pirtle, c. O. Ellis and others. These gentlemen already have large investments ia Douglas and the building of. this magnificent hotel here shows that they are will ing to go the limit n-Eisking their means on the continued giowth of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06

Spencer. the famous Columbia university
 swimming champion, now a member of
 the New York A. C.'s great aquatic
 squad. will race in the St. Louis
 matches
 Sept. 13, II and 15, under the auspices of the Missouri Athletic club, and some novelties have been introduced with the sanction of the rulers of the Anna teur Athletic union that will make the. competitions much more attractive than ever before.
 There are to be junior and intermedi- ate swimming championships in the national events this year. and the scope of the meerfng will thus be en- larged and made more, comprehensive than in the past.
 The new arrangement will put the big swimming event of the year on much the same plane as the national amateur rowing regattas.
 The change, which was suggested by the Missouri A. C. officials, has been formally approved by the A. A. U. experts as a long step in the direction of making swimming competitions more attractive to men of the second and third rank in matters of speed.
 By having the competition on the sue ceeding days it is believed that the championship can be made much more representative of every section than when the contests were spread over succeeding Saturdays, as has been the custom in the past. Under that ar engagement it was necessary to have competitors from distance remain at the scene of the struggle for three or four weeks in order to participate in all events.
 Few amateurs could devote so much time to any pastime, and the result was that the home club monopolized the contests.
 Jockey Milton Henry is proving in France that 1t is possible for boy to get back into the game and make good after being out of the saddle for some time
 Henry. who was in the list of first class riders in this country before he went to France some years ago, got in
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06

CAPTAIN O. n. FILLEY OF HARVARD. iFilley, who is captain as well as stroke of Harvard. has had experience rowing with English crews, and 1t Is largely
 through his incentive that the eight
 will race on the Thames He is firm
 believer in the methods in vogue at
 Cambridge and Oxford in rowing and thinks some of them could be well ap-
 piled to the crews of the United States-l rowed over the Oxford Cambridge course Sept. 8, which extends from Putney to MortIake, a distance of four miles and three furlongs.
 All the members of the Harvard eight are now in Europe.
 The Harvard men want it distinctly understood that the race on the Thames will not be for the interna- tional championship or anything of the kind They cheerfulIy acknowledge the pre-eminence of Cornell and make no pretensions to superiority over any crew except the one they defeated at New London last June
 The race in England will be purely for sports sake. The Harvard men say that incidentally they hope to gain from their English opponents some ad- ditional knowledge about rowing.
 The Harvard crew will stay at Bourne End, on the Thames, above Windsor, until the race.
 The statistics of the Harvard and Cambridge crews as they rowed this year show that Harvard will have an
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
ADDITIONAL FURNACE
 FOR [. D. SHELTER

DOUGLAS, Sept. 5.--tSpecial.) .)- This morning anotaer ,urnace was blown in at the Copper Queen smelter in this city. This furnace has just
 been completed and is No. 9. This fur mace has been in course of construc- tion for sixty days. It, like the other eight furnaces at the Queen, has a ca pacity of 400 tons of ore and Aux per day.
 Superintendent Lee stated this morning with this additional furnace the output of the Queen smelter would
 be increased this month and would likely turn out 9,000.000 pounds of copper which would be the largest
 amount ever produced by the great plant.
 Last month the output was $500, ,000 with an average of I-2 furnaces in operation. While today there were
 nine furnaces smelling ore of course it will not be possible to keep them all
 going constantly, as it will be neces- sary to shut down one occasionally l for repairs, but it may be safely pre-
 dicted that September will record the | largest output of the Copper Queen smelter in Douglas.
 | The uneasiness on account of a
 scarcity of the fuel oil supply no
 longer exists and many cars are com | ing in daily now and the surplus tanks
 at the works are again full. The coke supply is also in good shape. During the month there has been some
 consumption of ere from the reserve
 supply in the pits, but there is no
 danger of ore, as the daily output from
 the mines is quite sufficient to keep
 the plant going. besides the reserve pits would be able to keep the smell
 ter going for several months should l necessity require.