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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
NEW COAL LANDS.
pittslurE Firm sSvill Develop Valuable
- PrOperty III Frederic County. p

ESPECIAL to The -Dispatch.l
3 WINCHESTER.5 VA, June 24.-Rev.
John A. Shookey, of this county, has
sold to a. syndicate, of which III. P,
Scott OF Plttshurg, Is the head, 600
acres of coal and timber land in north-
,crn Frederick county. The syndicate
announced It's intention to begin oper-
s-tions at once. and already valuable
machinery IS arriving for it's Develop
ment, The fact that coal has existed
IN this county for soma time has been
known, but the Plttsburg concern will
be the FIRST to begin actual work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

torney,. Preston w. Campbell incum-
'bent for sheriff, Captain ohm Rob
erts;. Confederate soldier.
The time for holding the convention
to nomina to candidates for the state
Senate and the House Of Delegates has
not IS yet been fixed as the COUNTY
committee has to confer with the Dem
ocratic committees In. Bristol citysand
ISmyth county before the time ndgplace
for oldlng these conventions can be
determined, as IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
COLONEL ;CUTsHAw5 Ill,
CONFINED ITO HOME

Colonel w. u, Cutshnw, city E,nEi-
.neer and a prominent Confederate SOL
der, Ia reported to BIO seriously III ut
his residence at Adams and Main
for two days, but was believed to be
somewhat BITTER yesterday. 1T Is
hardly probable that he WIN be able
tee on Annexed TERRITORY Wednesday,
night, which Will consider the matter
Of the surveying contract,
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Mr.. Wayne Promoted.
Especial The Times-Dispatch,

TSDeclaI to TIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r NORFOLK, VA, June 24.-CIifford y.
Wayne. formerly chief clerk In the
general passenger department OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, has been
made assistant general passenger
agent OF the road. He was chief clerk
Of the passenger department for five
years, and has also been connected
with the passenger department OF the
Coast Line and Texas road. Ills
headquarters will be In Portsmouth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
CALL REV. MIR. HOWARD.
Wheeling Pastor WIN Succeed Mr.. Harr
ut St. Luke's, Norfolk.
Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.] n

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA,aRJune 24.-At a
meeting OF St, Luke's Episcopal
Church Tonight. Rev. David w, How
ard, OF Wheeling, W. Va, was extend
ed call to the pastorate eof the
church, The call will DO accepted. but
the minister Will be unable formally
TO take up his work here until Oc-
toher on account OF important work
which will keep him in Wheeling, Flo
~ rector OF st Matthew's Church, the
largest Episcopal Church in West Ylr-
glnia. AS rector Of ST. Luke's he Will
succeed Rev, William A. Barr. who
recently accepted Il call 10 Lynchburg
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One hailed, other Refused,
[specialIto MIC mime plspatch.

b CHESTERFIELD C. H.. VA June
24.-Application for bail was to-day
made to Captain Ell Flournoy, bail
commissioners, for G, G. Crane and Eu-
gene Pope, white boys of about tlfteen
years, charged with burglary in Mn
toaca District, Pope&was bailod n'tthe
sum OF $500. but bail was refused to
young Crane, and he was sent to jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

ID. Bruln, chairman, gives John Orr
Daniel a majority for floater dele cato
over Major b. w. Lynn of 4 lvotess and.
f. M Love-, forathe House OF Delegates.
who had no opposition, received about
1, 200 votes. sss# =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
MITCHELL PLANT BURNS.

American Trunk Co. Loses Box Manu-
factory, Which 1t Had Just bought.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
whsh APPEARS e have 5ee as the is work .s
an incendiary, destroyed the box plant
OF the American Trunk Company, which
was located In Sandy Hook, early TIL 8
$4,000 to the company, with other slight
losses to adjoining property. The com.
pany had Just purchased the plant Sat-
urday from r. Il. Mitchell, whose plant
weeks ago, also under mysterious cir
cumstances. The American Trunk Conn
pany carried insurance to the amount
OF Sc 500 isiI Fl. VS. ~ i5{5ls5- iIs[
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DIR. Dunaway Critically ILL.,

oPoclHI 70 ThoTImes-D lspntch.1 -. sl
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 81
Rev, DR.. T. S. Dunaway. ono OF the
most widely known Baptist ministers
of the State, and at one time presi-
dent Of the General Baptist Associa-
ton, Is critically III at the homo OF
his daughter, Mrs. Anna T. Baker in
this city. .t. N. az n. w.
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NOMINATE COUNTY, oTI,1oEns.
Democrats of Wnhhlngt0 ton Meet liz Con-
Hentl0n at Abingdon aud Ma INC ,Ilciset.

Especial 70 Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T
ABINGDON, VA, June s4.-.ThA Dem-
ocratlc, convention % nominate candi-
day and named the following ticket.
For county treasurer, John O. Bradley,
incumbent;E 1or C9mmoslWealth.s9fSi at !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

"yv1TII THE orb q OAII,ADEs;,
Dying Request OF John OMEN, "A ftc
- ranging Funeral DctnIIs.

Especial to The Tines.DIspatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, j une 2 IS ury
mo with my old comrades In the Con-
fed crate Cemetery" were the last words
yesterday at his home in this county.
He was sixty years OF age, and served
in the Confederate army. He also arr
ranged with the Undertaken the details
of his funeral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

Parrish ana others offered inducements
for their private road from Meadow
Brook Farm out to the, Petersburg
Turnpike to he gravelled and given to
the county, which were also agreed to
and accepted.
Permission was allowed tho South
side Land and Improvement Company
to place sewer pipe and gas mains
along Semmea Avenue leading out tn
Woodland Heights,
The will of Captain William A,
Blankenshlp, lata superintendent of
Snllie A. Dunston, half-sistar OF the
deceased, was Tho principal deYlsee,
and was made executris,
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Arnjor Lynn Loses Nomination

Especial to The Times-pispatch.l
LDESHuRG, VA. June 24,-The off
clal vote OF Ldudoun county, announced
on Saturday by tho canvaasing board.
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has recovered from hts recent illness
and is recuperating at his home, In
NottoWay county

Sermon by Bishop.
Bishop Tucker, Of the Diocese Of
Southern Virginia. preached at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church here last
evening, and confirmed class Of six
oarSonS
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Dcnth OF Miss Chapmn

Dcntll Of Miss Chapman.
Miss Susan Chapman, daughter of
the late General a. A. Chapman, died
last evening at the Petersburg Hospi-
tai. after a long illness. The inter-
Goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25

Innes Band concert, Auditorium.
Piano recital, by JOseph NInerz,
between parts Of band concert.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
EENTUCKY'S NEW CAVE
Uondcrs of StoninoIe Cavern-A
Natural Ice Plant

while Mammoth Cave is known and recogpizea
,,srvwhere one OF the great natural wonders
- the world, Kentucky, in Stoninole Cave which
&c in Lawrence's bend, Of Barren River. boasts
,nother subterranean cavern which in MANY ra-
,nects is more remarkable than even the Justly
.sued Mammoth Cave. Although II lacks the
dimensions Of the cave that is made the object
~ many long pilgrimages. it possesses most og
,be unusual formations boasted by Mammoth
cave. and in addition a great underground
chamber in which ice forms at I'll seasons of the
wear. still, except in its own neiehborhood II is
least known Of any Of the many remarkable cav
s-ns in the limestone substrata Of Western Ken
tucky or Tennessee.
In common with the other large caves of the
surrounding territory, II has miles oe tortuous
Messages, its leagues of underground rivers its
thousands Of stalagmites rising in subterranean
chambers 10 meet their staIactite mates. its nv
rads OF eyeless bats which dart wildly about the
occasional intruder into the dry passages. strik-
ing dust into his face and terror into his heart.
but apart from all the others, it possesses this
remarkable' this truly wonderful cavern. in
which ice forms at all seasons of the year.
Almost unknown to the world. SAYS THE
Louisville COurier-Joumal." Stoninole Cave
stands IN a class by itself IN that il is the only
known natural ice cavern in d Southern climate
Long before man began to pack ice in winter
for his use in the heated summer months and
cons perhaps before the making Of ice by artin-
cal means was thought OF, Nature operated an
ice factory OF her own in this underground Ken
lucky cold storage warehouse. The scientific
problem presented by the phenomenon never has
been carefully solved, SO far as is known. al
though there have been those who. equipped
with snattering knowledge Of chemistry. have
yentured into the cave and who. on their re-
turn TO the surface. have talked knowingly OF
Carbonic acid gas, superinduced and accelerated
radiation, divers and sundry air currents, gravi-
tdtOn, oXlQauon and other such things, tire
Eome as they are unintelligible to the unscien-
fifc mind
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. November Q. 1907
BEEyEs-Reeeipts 90 cars cor or ISSs head nSgdins
In live CartIe. Nominally steady Dressed beef
nuet Yesterdays quotations Liverpool and London
cattle and beef unchanged In tone and prices
Fxports from port to-day were 1900 quarters OF
Net in the 81 Louis the London market.
CAIVES-Receipts 15S head. including so
direct TO butchers with the few state calves there
were 10 on sale The market ruled steady. and all
the offerings sold A car OF Western calves
brought 81 rs per ID; veals. S5GS9 No grassers
Tere onered City dressed veAls steady
i4c per II dressed slow at 6QTc; country
dressed calves at &c 12c - 90
Sales-Tobin * shannon: q western calves. EOS
n, average at 81 80 per 100 n.
" & sanders: veals 125 10. SO: do. so 10. IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 2Slf cars.
for the market. Sheep were steady and in fair de-
rnand: lambs held up close to yesterdays prices and
ali offerinCs went the scales Common 10 good
sheen sold s49s5 per 100 n; medium TO prime
lambs al T@9Jkc 10 with wethers selling at 100
I9i5c dressed lambs sold at lo812c and hog dressed
'Hi, saIesHKerns Commission Company: 44s Buffalo
NJ at Sc So 200 Canadian do. 81 10. at 81: 205 Penn
7gdana do so n at SO sTIs es indiana sheep IO9
r at So 152 Kentucky do 1Ss 10. at IS; 10 do, 1O3
10 irobi3 on & shannon: IT4 Ohio lambs. 70 10. at
81 12ls do. az 10. at SO rs; 80 Ohio sheep.
''I W !" r. Hume: 1874 Pennsylvania lambs II 10. at
81 To- 945 Buffalo do az n at So rs; ~ Pennsylvania
sheep. 1O1 10. at 81 so
5 sanders: 14s state lambs 81 10. at SO 20;
uHoGs-Recepts were 81 cars. or SAT- head all for
slaughterers Nominally lower Buffalo advices-
Country dressed hogs weak.
sales Clate yesterday)-S. Judd 3 Co.: 221 Ohio
Tobin s shannon: 22I Pennsylvania hogs. 1sT N.
at - 70
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

W IioN-Ihe cotton market showed continued nor
gs'ess to-day with fluctuations irregular and Fresh
eas restF1ted by appTeheDsious OF peceuber rarfrr
,o'o. dhS close was steady. unchanged 10 points
Hiies We're estimated 100000 mar
Ioirp steady at unchanged prices decline of 10
i'-a V"lis 10 lower Liverpool
=. 1ler"aTl on covering by
,JsI 'tueIiced by tho statement Of bull leaders
Iiscu II the morning the effect that rh.,
st cotton delivered on their Tor Fhlpnsut
some traders were inclined
ttt OF the bull position had been issued less
t--s4le 70 meet The charges
m with exports than with a view To causinE
'+'tN'Y'iai uitasless
iealhiye IN the Aggressive 4,,-,rt
- me Itty after the opening may been caused
- N. bGIilsh Weekend figures stea1iuess
80 .aEtst Inc close within point or two ~
80 me LEit interior movement
supply hgres and Is beginning attract roc
0'''iI as tle hrttNy shipbuare close
o. me week fo-eStadows big exports uext week a-5
IlpuHo4F n decided reduction IN stocks AZ r1~.-
'Npl.uh tils on the ground IS
hbe Tor financing shipments from the Iuteror rat5-
t ne result either Of holding or OF llght srrTIi.s
Ml.h az ths time OF the year out 4 the quetou
H-"ltIer may DE the crop. The vrrlis yfri
% unty OF American cotton increased l59 bales fcr
~. ''teN against an Increase las
was follows; ~ '~' '''-- ''t po7'ay
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
I. c. I. DIRECTORS RESIGN,
0ary' Corey Dickson, Trimble, Filbert and
Murray on New Board

special meeting yesterday Of the board Of
C.-eo'oIs OF the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad
GoIl U'npany' control Of which was acquired few
all OF the directors offered their rasict, 10,
We're accepted with the exception of those Of Jobn
- Iopplhs and +. II. Crockard. The following
an OF whom are officials of the United states steel
I'll 2oIalloh' We're then elected to the board of the
W b, Dickson, Richard Trmble w. 7 Fibert ana
dholnas Murray. Three vacancies remain TO he
hlied' and two other places on the board will also
soon become vacant, when Messrs Topping and
Crockard retire. anu
II is understood that of the stool, 90 +t H.,
nessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company outstand
ing which amounts to little over $4,000 OOo he
tween S26o00ooo and s27.0OOOOO has been denos,te5
win j. +. Morgan & Co. under the agreement for
ing fund bonds
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 0, 1901.

New 4Ork. N0yember ., 1900
tOtFEE-The coffee market made fairly steady
showing on Saturday. the close being steady
changed TO , points lower the decline being limited
the last three months the list. which there
transactions. Sales reported of $500 bags. The
market opened steady at unchanged prices which
considered about as due on the cables Havre y
franc higher and Hamburg Wt2 penniE higher. but the
iocI market had been relatively firm tho previous
cay ana the foreign considered sufficient
70 justify any decided Improvement during
morning, While the chief demand from European
shoiIs or local trade interests The feature
tne continued LIQUIDATION OF December. as the de
Shes We're limited TO late months the selling Decem-
per could hardly be regarded pressure against the
market Brazilian news about recently.
oh tSlo ana santos declined 20 refs
was CONSIDERED too slight 10 be significant. receipts
~ me TWO ports lighter. bags against
o3po bags In leO1- Jundiahy receipts 1000 bags
aalhs 9n bags last year, and 30 900 bags years
asp Inc feature in the market actual the
aaIl.e IN me price or mild grades, arising from
receipts and bulls claim that small mild crop will bs
0I 7I IhotGT!aL ] assistance 10 the general market.
on the basis Of &c Rio No :.
was follows. 80 ''
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

81 10 do rudy JOcgsl; teal buewHg T5eqS1 TO- do
deer per 25G3Oc; do saddles. &1G3Sc; RABBITS. cot
tontal per pair 40Go0c; do Jack rabbits, per pair 6O
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Irish potatoes
plentiful and Sweet potatoes steady. Others firm
taulihowers plentiful lower Eggplants steady.
ee fT5 beams sy xedeT R9Sr sDnacR rar Sq T6Gnto u
changed Other vegetables quoted. We quote: POrA-
tbI S2GS2 IS; do state Pennsylvania and Western
bulk per $50 10. 81 I6Q$2 do state and Western. per
saSf 81 7S8$i go SWEET PoT1roEs Jerssy per bbI
S8S2 20 per basket 90c9Sl IL; do Delaware T5c9S1
per bbI 81 75G$2; BRUSSELS SPROUTS. per quart. ga
I2c. BEETS. nearby 100 punches SlQSl -: CAR
dozen stalks. 16a4oc do state FsT case 81 56aS1 Is;
CABBAGES Danish seed, per ton SloqSl2 do domestic
DRY state. per basket I5c9$l CUCCMBEItS Eastern.
rer dozen. 60c6s1 do Florida basket 81 50qS2 %:
81 So do long 81 25lPsI 75; EGGPLANs jersey per
bbl 75c4Sl 20 do FloTi9a per 5o1 81 6o 81 % HORSE
75c9S2 5O do per box hOcdSe; do Eastern per
SSl so; do North Carolina, basket $idSl so: do
leans per bbl. S2a$3 %; LIMA BEANS nearby. per
basket 75cGS1 So do bag 50cGSl %; MUSHROOMS.
het s2as9 so: do Connccticut white per 6bi 81 5OGS4
do red yellow. 81 6O4s2, do state white. basket
81 do yellow per bag. 81 26GS1 75 Orange COUNTY.
yellow per 0ag 81 2SSSl 20; do red SlaSl 81 oASIsA
@Si 5O PUMPKINS per bbl. 75cQS1: PEPPERS Jersey.
green. per large bbl 81 6CgS2 do per small b5l SIC
~ e 9O sI %S PEAS southern per basket siaS2 50 RO-
MAINE, New Orleans per bel S29S3; STRING BEANS.
savannah green 75egs! DO ChsEIsson wax per basket
s1q$2 %; do 81 25qt2 do virginia wax $l9S2 90
81 75 do marrow s1qSI Is; SPINACH Norfolk. per bbl.
75cGS1 so Baltimore T5oQ$1 %; TOMATOES Florida.
PSr FSn FsT r 3 SoI ' ss g. eo hs46oaSe per h. o
2 URPs Canada Tgtasssa per Dbl 81 % sps1 Jsr;sy s
WATERCRESS. per 100 bunches. Sl4S1 80
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
epEvENTlNe STAMP THEFTs.

The proprietors of large sacfion of the city
Germ lochS1u ars have bought postage stamps IN dt
quantities recently abed dSiSxeFSf1 of many
each lioiIt. @ a,nioves The petty thefts were o,s-
nd staISd accidentally and the members Oh sas el.e
gp at once set about preventing s%r Members
An nv 80 rad been in the habit OF lHhIlle
OF re and trading them for candy and c,stb te
etfes at nearby stores In order 10 prem M p Man
practlce 'nS r',nyine successful rubber stamp
Searing %ir the firm name and note e tsa saeured p
stamps nav oF each stamp handled IN the
ana Ine roons now bears the motto: don ,oi1
accept 0eI0ngs s1ab to method foi fhe rm has
use o. ,,d u. each week neat little suua--Fhlia-
deluhia Record.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Nov. .9.-Closing-WHEAT-Sp easy; No
Western winter rs SID; futures quiet. Deem
ber Is Cd; March. Is 1lSsd May. Is I'D CORN
Spot easy; mixed American. 5s ~ d; futures
dull: December. 5s Ti4d: January. 5s AID. PEAS
Canadian. stock FLOUR-Wtnter patents steady.
sos Sd. HoPS-In London Paciao Coast). steady.
lOs1f3 los BEEF-Extra India arm
PORK-Prime Western steady. SIS Cd HAMS
Short cut. II TO 10 10. quiet. 49s Sd. BACON-Cum-
20 to 80 10. 5Ss: short rib. I6
% 10, quiet. 5ss Sd: long clear mddles light
10. steady. SIS long clear middles. heavy. So
quiet 55s short clear backs 10 to 90 70. quiet
sos Cd clear bellies, II to 10 10, dull SIS. SHOUI-
DERS-Suuare II IS D, quiet 36s. LARD
Prime Western tierces. quiet. Sd: American
refined pals dull 46S CHEESE-Canadian finest
white. new steady. 6ls Canadian finest cOlored. new
steady. 62s TALLOW-Prime city. Arm, Cd:
Australian in London. dull ass Sd TURPENTINE-
Spirits. easy, Sos Cd ROSIN-COmnon steady. los
AID. PETROLEUM-Renned firm Tlsd. LINSEED
OII~-Ouiet Cd COTTONSEED OII--FIuu reaned
December-April. dull. 22s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov. 9.-After nervous sesFion the
local wheat market closed strong on buying by
Shorts the December delivery showing net gam
q nc 70 nc Corn was of &c. Oats were 1sc
lower and provisions 2i5c 10 nc higher.
The demand for wheat which caused the strong
fone late in the day was based chiefly on the
weskly statement Of the New York banks which
showed q more satisfactory condition than had
been generally expected. An improved export de-
msnd and liberal shipment from here the last
week helped 10 strengthen the market. There was
sn active trade during tine last half OF the ses-
slon, but the volume % business early IN the DAY
was light Lower cables and sharp break IN
corn were bearish influences that caused weakness
the first part Of the day The market closed
strong December opened hc 10 &c lower to &c
20 Nc higher al sOc to 90lzc, advanced TO 9lssc
sno closed AT 9l1zc. May sold between 9slzc ana
SN& and closed al 81 00A 10 81 O0%.
clearances OF wheat and -four were equal to
zZs9O0 bushels Primary receipts were 3ZIOOc
bushela. compared with $4,000 bushels the corre-
f'onding day "a year ago Minneapolis Duuth
siu Chicago reported receipts OF 454 cars against
DO cars last week and 678 cars year ago.
Renewed liaudation caused a slump OF &c
blshel in the price Of corn. large part of these
taes said 20 be for the account OF an East
IN trader Prices advanced about Ic from the
'o~ point on buying by shorts, induced by the
saIedgth OF wheat. The close was steady. Decern-
- opened a shade lower 10 a shade higher at
Ssatc 10 5s7sc. advanced 10 57izc, and then de-
ySlseo 10 555zc. The close was at 56ssc TO b6tzc
grade
Gate we're weak almost al day There was only
. smal volume of business. The market was al
.ee'sd principally by the action Of corn. &c 10
asciine tn cash oats had weakening erect
u6u opened unchanged st desc, solo De-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
a LARGE ICE BANK.

The largest individual ice bank in the cham
her is 100 feet thick. The icicles hanging above
II are al least fifty feet in length. Beyond and
all around are seen crystal ice stalactites and
Etalaguites Of ali sizes and in every conceivable
shape. The floor is rugged and slippery, pre-
senLng continuous surface Of ice BLOCKS anu
granite covered with hoar frost
A miniature chain OF Alpine peaks and hills
CLINT in the torchlight like spectres fleeing 10
and fro In the darkness. Gigantic towers, FORMED
By thousands of fec spangles during cons ana
e9Es OF time, rise 10 meet their counterpaIIS
swinging from the hollow blackness above Ihe
effect is dazzling. the millions of frost spangles
and icedrips glinting and sparkling in the hght
Ike masses Of pearls, TUbies, diamonds, eIner-
aids. turquOises and sapphires OF every magma
bic hue and color, as IL viewed through an ever
changing kaleidoscope. The intense blackness
bewond the short range Of toTchlight makes the
effect even more weird and picturesque.
In this chamber are thOuSancS OF loHs ol
polar ice Il would seem that the building pro
cess was continually in progress. though appar-
emily the work IS pushed more vigorously IN Ihe
winter season, for during the summer time the
warm air and the heated earth "thaws out the
cavern TO some extent. hence there IS partlai
melting on the surface Of the ice blocks. But
the thin layers on the ice banks indicate that the
freezing IS in excess Of the melting, and that
tie chamber is gradually filling. Thus we saw
that this natural ice factory Is always IN opera
ton and when running at full blast has an out
put greater than any factory built by man
The streamlet that flows through the cave 70
itE mouth has its source in the ice chamber. 1t
IS fed by tens Of thousands of drips from the
The SHOWS and rains Of the winter season soak
through the earth into the pores or the rock
which sweats them out upon the lower surface
where they are frozen into ice
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
CAR SHORTAGE IN PIrTsRuRc

fU'shurg Nov "a shortage Of cars, which is
Ne0oiihg more serious each week, is causing much
anxiety throughout the PIttsburg distrtc+ - t.
Salu no relief can be looked for until the baa,-,
gram shipments of the West are taken care of ana
me lake season closes In the mean time the pres+
Industrial establishments of this vicinity are said
TO be suffering conslderahle loss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. e.-CATTLE-Receipts about 800 head
steady; oeeves. So 5oQS7; cows 81 2ogS4 30 so
IS stoekers and feeders 81 4oqs4 so EoSEHseegts
6O0O head; market lOGl5c higher light - sokp
mixed 81 goGs5 5o heavy 81 sosS 40 rough - 40
S4G$4 So bulk Of sales S5GS5 % SHEEP
Receipis about head steady: natives So 400
81 I5 westerns 50aS5 yearlings S5Gs5 TO lambs
81 25GS6 55; Westerns, $4 25GS6 20
Cincinnati. Nov 9-fioGS-active: butchers and ship
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

tween 461sc and 473sc and closed at 4s,Ao 1o..I
feGelpts We're lao cars. '''%' NO'ai
shorts i0as Uere Were firm on active demand bv
A lac ~ 1o iiIgs were light throughout the dav
factor ~ ADVANCE in live hogs was buIlish
siS S9k the close January pork was UP PIC at
PIC ligbo 60 a. wa. was up 719c at IS TO- Ribs were
o, n receipts for Monday: Wheat 90 cars.
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