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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

In the production Of eggs, too, there is
great room for improvement. A proper
understanding Of the markets as we'll as the
understanding of the breeds and their care
and management for the best production of
eggs at different seasons Of the year, is i'm
perative in order to derive the maximum
returns from this end Of the poultry BUSH
ness. Clean, fresh eggs always command
the highest price on the market. Brown
eggs on some markets are worth from three
to FIVE cents more than white ones. Eggs
uniform in size and color are more attrac-
tive and bring better returns for the pro-
ducer, while Winter eggs are always in
great demand and bring higher prices.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS
Wrestling In White House.

An exhibition of wrestling was given
by Hitachiyama, champion of Japan,
and his assistants in the big east room
of the White House Nov. II In the
presence of the president, several mem
bers of the cabinet and some foreign
diplomats.
Death of Judge Mccomas.
Associate Justice McComas Of the
court Of appeals in the District Of Co
lumbia and formerly senator from
Maryland died at his Washington home
Nov. 10.
Banker Barney Suicide.
Charles 7. Barney, who was forced
to retire from the presidency of the
suspended Knickerbocker Trust COM
pany of New York and who for many
years had been a prominent figure in
many financial enterprises OF the east,
died at his home In New York Nov. IA
from a pistol wound believed to have
been self inflicted. Mr.. Barney's coun-
sci states that the financial embarrass-
ment of his client was only temporary
dllu that lis dSSStS WOufu tACcEQ Tie
liabilities by over 100000.
Buffalo Halls Weston.
Edward Payson Weston, continuing
his Portland Chicago walk, experienced
remarkable greeting when he reach
ed Buffalo. thousands Of people lin
ing the streets, while he was escort
ed by a score of policemen and sixty
automobiles through the east side to
his hotel. There he made spesch to
the assembled crowd and later lectured
to the z. NJ. g. A. All along the old
state road the walker was cheered by
crowds Of people, who turned out as II
1t were the coming of circus. He had
then completed $50 miles Of his jour
ney. At Fredonia, N. X, where he liv-
ed at one time, many old friends greet
ed him.
Reform Spelling al Columbia.
The trustees and the University
Press OF Columbia university voted
Nov. IS to adopt the rules OF spell
ing advocated by the simplifled SPELL
Ing board, or at least $50 Of the 900 re-
formed spellings, this being the num-
Der favored In the Century dictionary.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

On the ordinary farm the poultry pro-
ducts yield very large profit on the money
INVESTED. Few ever miss the feed they
consume during the Spring and Summer
months, while the additional prices OBJ
tanned for fresh eggs during the Winter
makes the proposition especially profitable.
Not only do they yield profit by laying
eggs but they are desirable things TO haye
around. They scratch about and destroy
troublesome worms and grubs, pick up
scattered seeds and grain that would be
otherwise wasted; eat the refuse garden
products, such as lettuce, cabbage leaves,
beet and onion tops. peas, corn, etc. !; de-
your the waste products from the kitchen,
dairy and stable and are always available
for table use when company comes In nn-
expected. Lime and coal oil are the poul-
|tryman's cheapest, safest and most con-
yenient allies in preventing and eradicating
disease and yermin; though, like all other
substances used for like purposes care must
be exercised in their use. The idea that
some poultrymen entertain regarding the
harmful ELECTS Of lime is unfounded for no
other substance known is so efficient in
cleansing the surroundings after the floors
and runs have been cleared of all refuse
and droppings. A little air Stacked lime
scattered over the perches serves as white
wash and wholly cleanses what might be
termed foul conditions. Some sand should
be sprinkled oyer the lime and prevent the
birds from coming into close contsct with
she lime with moistened feet or bodies
The scratching pens need but little Of this
substance, mellow garden soil being prefer
able for this purpose. So much depends
upon the general health Of she birds and
she pleasantnssa 81 She surroundings that
% poultfy man oan afford - overlook the
IEnpor laIIoe d necessity Il ssfsolly sanilAEY
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
In MemOPIam

In memory Of orr dear sister, Anna Che
died, Oct 28th. 1907.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever makes to weep.
Nov. IL, 1907. SISTERS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
by r. 9. aIinkIer. N. J. Expert
lnent station.

We are especially fortunate in having two
staple farm products whose adulteration or
substitution is utterly impossible. These
are honey and eggs. The buzzing bee,
alone, has the gifted talent Of honey manu-
factnre and, despite the fact that some few
argue that certain brands are substitutes
and that some clever establishments are in
fringing on the inherent rights Of the model
workers, there is absolutely no truth in the
assertions. II is possible, however, that,
some few instances Of stinging is due in
other sources than the bee, but the real art
Of honey making is claimed exclusively by
the bee.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
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Beau 's has ePby sa s % a % Rg9ds to Be % 6s d.sB 3 BG
influence the Aeca8 @ BHfSa@ 5 . ( vo M Barron to-day the most malicious
So and e5 pu5 and '9 960a e2 e of5 p IL @ ] nn Ied d & @
poT Which a ntt I'M a IN % 3 has is 2 the OF @ H s nd @ os S fQ Do
sikng byen some @ % d If law TINS power would meet f ITS death as does
Bureau-der Of Suday for nstancesoe m vctm less con-
BaFons be easily shown power
keeper % & @ ago 5 Ba5on sn %9s . n9p @ @ aefeT and boarding ho
@ square S PGTPong to give the latest in finance such
an enterprise honestly conducted could help
me Fs Polene Tor errt finance As did
Without it and e @ dI o s R Ge M ts ] that they could not be
sgTapng to I I % % pane % a@a Pan5 IN @ y cities and system Of
sdveTng and otherwise Barron boasts that his only source income
Of mailed daily the close business It was upon
the claim that It takes adyern be controlled any
great hold finance which has t today W., 0 news bureau secured the
are only % i VI ia 689 f 2 the &s 5 @ Of 5 s @ 95si aa 55aa @ it | "
seashore He man in New England Who Keeps Te a % oS @
and aho each He nnune automobS active Stock aoantt
IN many brokers Offices and is recognized financial
~ The sourss ot the Generations corporation managers are
dan DC oeq dnq cn IN stock market as3 II the demand refused
ing party interested printed daily and press throughout
HnSsn S 9 6 has b this ] oe[ bef2a'e % @ that great great @ Ike
s o4{ 10 invent iagoTabe So great Barron power
his good vii" and that active opposes must 20
,,os L. all Of f.! ny E y32 campaign. he has with viou. malice
associates and about
was suo ana under no circumstances could worth
II was the ountan and Copper
sgnsL al h He responsible for nearly all the damaging
He
& a not nave any ore that the Of treasury
wat and other equally false and cowad 1000 in print
over signature and speech before the
ms ms vie hsf2y and invited him to hale into He could
attached and
broadcast the things he would do printed state
rnentS
years II IS IN exactly the condition when
able him I is
impossible redress under present laws
to
Court Grand instantly the
in the
ABOUT the drop Trinity 90 I he Il
nation
million dollars smelling
made
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published he
of lsehoods '1' "'-'
that had an opportunity
the maker 0
Barron with extreme neness advantage
counsel had served him
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
H1RBOR BILL IN SENATE
important Changes Afecting Nero
York Watergcays.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

washington Feb 1.-THE River and Harbor hill
which was reported TO the Senate YESTERDAY carries
a total OF $5S9o46l, appropriated or authorized -
be contracted for. for the Improvement and r,a,D.
tenance OF the harbors and waterways of New
York State
Three important changes affecting New York
were made by the Senate committee. Senator Frvo
opposed in committee the House provision which
PIoNldes Tor the temporary dredging of the BAY
Ridge and Sed Hook channels to a depth of thirty
fiVe feet, the maximum depth of forty feet 10 be
uredged later insisting that tho forty-foot n-ofect
uhould be prosecuted This provision. there
Tore was stricken from the bin.
some turther provision for the continuance OF
the work will be necessary. the 4O-foot channel
cannot be constructed within the maximum now
authorized 10 be contracted for. and II is ex-
pected that an increased appropriation Will made
IN the General deficiency Appropriation bill or
that this bill VIII be so amended on the floor of
the Senate as TO permit the Secretary of War to
continue the work under the present authorization
ana TO ask Congress later for tho funds necessary
to complete the work
The Second change made by the Senate commit
Tee authorizes the extension OF the l2-foot project
IN the HUDSON River from below the dam at Troy.
through this dam and TO the barge canal entrance
at waterford, at a total cost of exceed 1924
100, in addition to the sums hitherto authorized
and makes &NOW Immediately available.
The third change consists of an extension Of the
present project for the Improvement OF Arthur
IIli, or staten Island Sound. from the XIII Won
kull to Raritan Bay. for which contracts not TO
exceed $lOll6 are authorized. in addition TO sums
diately available.
The Senate committee also authorizes a survey
OF Fort Pond Bay, Long Island, with a view to
creating harbor OF refuge
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
FRIEDE GLOBE TOWER BEGUN.
First Steel Laid at COney Island Before Ten
Thousand Onlookers.

More than ten thousand persons attended yes
terday afternoon. the laying of the first steel
work of the Friede Globe Tower at Surf avenue
between 18th and 18th streets Coney Island
SO anxious was the crowd to get a look at the
work that much disorder prevailed. and 1t was
necessary to call the reserves OF the Coney
Island police station
Practically all the foundation work Is com
pleted and stockholders said they believed the
tower would be completed early this season.
Samuel NJ. Fredc, the president of the com
pany, made a short speech. and was followed by
Edward A. Langon, who made few remarks
on the progress of the tower.
After the ceremonies the many stockholders
present We're entertained at dinner by the COM
pany at Stauchs.
The tower when finished will be 700 feet high
and 900 feet in circumference at the base, which,
It Is said will make 1t the largest and tallest
building I'm the world. 1t will have eleven floors
and 100000 square feet OF floor space. 1t was
preaching il in height was the Eiffel Tower, in
Paris
The building will be filed with many amuse-
ments for the benefit OF visitors 10 Coney Island
Besides this, there will be a revolving restau-
rant and cafe, capable Of holding $500 persons
at time.
Nearly 5000 tons of steel will be required to
build the This Is more than it took to
build the Williamsburg Bridge. The entire
building is 10 be absolutely freproof. with con-
crete floors.
An office Of the United States Weather Bu-
situated on the top floors of the building, some
600 feet from the ground. 1t will be the highest
weather observatory in the world. and will have
a searchlight attached
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
ACCUSED OF TRYING TO BLACKMAI.

Charged with trying to blackman Dr. P Me-
garo. of No. 313 High street. Raeffello Maren-
ELI. thirty-three years old. of River street New
ark, is locked up in Police Headquarters, in
that city. The man had been annoying the
physician for some time and acting in threat
ening manner when the doctor refused his de-
mands for help.
The doctor reported the affair to the police.
and was told to mark some money, and if the
italian made any more demands 10 give 1t 10
him. then cause his arrest. The doctor did So
and when the Italian arrested he had two
marked So bills in his possession. He also had
a razor and murderous looking pair of long
shears.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Hughes has accepted invitation TO
the annual Purim ball for the benefit OF Beth
Israel Hospital to be held on March 49, AT Madi-
son Square Garden The committee Of arrange
tnents will begin to-day > preparations for rouSins
reception to the Governor
F w Adams will lecture Wednesday night at
the New York University School of Commerce. Ac-
counts and Finance in Washington Square on The
Bill and Change System
Dr. Felix Adler will deliver an address on Moral
Education" Wednesday night at Carnegie
Library Hail. 10th street and Washington avenue,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

under the uspices OF The Bronx group Of the So
ciety for Ethical Culture
The Business Science Club Will hold meeting
tomorrow night at the Aldine Club. Arthur Bris-
bane William H McElroy. F. L Laird. DR. E F.
Meade and Robert FrOthingham are to speak
On Wednesday members of the Brooklyn League
will go to PhRnixville Penn. to examine the
progress OF the iron work for the new Manhattan
bridge
Jewish Nationalisn'' was the subject OF an ad-
dress by Miss Henrietta Sold last night before the
Jewish EndeavOr Society at the assembly hall OF
the Daughters Of Jacob, Ea@S Broadway and Grand
street.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

MINES and Power Company for all the water and
| electric power needed for sInelter and concen
LratlnS plant, and for all other mining purnoses
l5 IilLs means that the Ely Consolidated will i'm
heolateiy begin TO equip its mines and plant
with all up to date methods and use electric
power The ArnaIganated NeVa5a ,Ti,,aS ~ ~
rover Company owns n large gold quartz prop
cftY, consisting Of sixty claims or ! ouO acree
ana l,VoO acres Of rich placer: also waterpower
the Black Horse mining district a near ncigGbnr
0f Ely, within thrty-hve miles
The Nevada Copper Company reports its main
shaft in the Parrot mine down $50 feet. The
vein, which is 60 feet wide at the surface. was
! struck at the 15O-foot level IN rich suIpbides
The shaft was 100 feet in the vein before finding
the fcot-waL At the 3JO-foot level chamber
is pelng blasted out for crOsscut to the vein.
/ ne Shalt on the Thanksgiving mine is down $50
| feet, and the last lG feet has been through ore
Ihe walker Lake property will begin 10 ship
| In two weeks from tho station at Giles TO the
smelter at Salt Lake.
letter received at the New York office of the
BatopIas Mining Company from the manager
Of the company at the mines confirms the teIe-
graphic Information recently received that the
Cancio or hanging wall vein when reached nv q
crosscut from the 1DO-foot level of the San An
tonic workings, was found in native silver and
AT the time Of the writing shows SOO-ounce ore
for a distance opened up to that time of twenty
feet. The company is preparing 10 make appli-
cation 10 have its shares listed on the New York
Stock Exchange.
1t is reported on good authority that the North
Butte Mining Company has made a big strike in
the crosscut from the 1,60O-foot level Of the
Jessie mine, extending north TO Berlin. vein
2S feet wide has been cut and fully half Of it is
said to be copper glance. which is claimed to
assay 80 per cent copper. The strike is believed
TO he under the Berlin surface, but the informa-
ton on this point is not positive. The vein is
/ on 4 line to reach through the prorerties Of the
North Butte Extension Company and the Butte
and London. 1t Is considered of the most
important strikes made in Butte in years. for the
reason that il opens copper the furthest north
and IN the midst Of new companies engaged in
developing mines.
The secretary Of the Colonial Silver Mines re-
ceiyed telegram from Cobalt last week
nouncing that tire north tunnel had Just struck
the % vein The tunnel is in 200 feet and
the vein is struck Gt a depth of $50 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
DISCHARGES 500 MEN.

Denver, Feb. 17.-Five hundred employees in the
Denver shops OF the Denver & Rio Grande Rail-
way have been discharged in the last two days to
reduce expenses the January payroll having been
S56.VO greater than year ago. The men have been
asking for more pay and their discharge Is
sidered a warning
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
HOLDS uP NANCE o,NEIL,s coMPANY.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.1

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune1
Kansas City No, Feb. 1.-THE scenery carried
by Miss Nance O'Neil was attached at the Willis
Wood Theatre last night to satisfy a claim of
Sl5l IS made by the stage carpenter After a
twelve-hour delay the company paid the carpenter
and the property was released.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
from the surface. This proves the property tc

At the annual meeting OF the Trinity zinc
Lead and Smelling Company last week the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the ensuing
year: $. r. B. Morse Joseph H. Hoadley.
George w. Hoadley, James p. Newell, Frank
II. Ray and George \. Berger Mr. Morse was
elected president; Joseph II. Hoadley vIce-presl-
dent; George w. Hoadley treasurer. and James
+. Newell, general manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
TRINITY.

TRINITY.
1str 5s out @ ' @ a G s now Question: @ @ sI S @ to o take m
future requirements are TO be financed " " INV "
If the company pay recent advertising to assist in
stock @ E @ 81 @ t m a % ought to- to mean more stock to issue unless
t Hs & new form Of attack which always strikes terror
srous that conpnys funds we're beng used T to pay
broke to z on Friday e but quiE aad GP q S @ 4G
fs sp S4' a4d 'isst bS " wide ID:
Would that eP Barron TO @ %a nd" d & 81 Bfco2 % so g9 R2e
5 5 7 s 5 5 aons 9PE f s tst 5asA S S2wP
that @ 6 @ a 2 t separate n 9 ffsds5 sq" ,, % all A other her
TRINITY
borrow 6a 66 % Sed 5 the s t15 I ts @ @ tho
'9ba %b e0asS 6 P % M Rn6a 9 o4s 4ss9 d
s:51 s:R22s ,S: s5's'sd {: & F, 38'5i
The transactions shares hours but as said in nv adveT
like 25z de les s fa"PsnsF al
Exchange cY ] 3'odeTs @ M to 1 the financial public and the Boston Stock
not na2Y % far T @ TO og s s'nf % but M m nd is% OF a'aons
cash trossu s8 TRINITY @ r nj not % hs 13'qg@5 tn 5o5o% 9t
with The I5nty company has nothing with my advertising or
entirely in the hands OF oeT1 S m an1ss are and always have been
9 10 ma nave etc 10 do with ras finances and never directly
other affairs have audited auditors previous to s a nn m
that IN %s e' 5%n aa 'ysfg to % Ps t. FsFGa b & e:Tsot % % Re-
r sd that " the b.s I m 1 fis ST6'5nt @ o the SATURDAY and
which WI" viii add M that able counsel endcayong draw suit,
@ oae by the false
mat these will stick of
~ @ oNolers Tor authority 70 bring their names
PERSONAL expense liability to
m I dcH suits all OF Baons and OF open and hidden
pes open disguised and
o al the different brokers While affairs are 5Jen *
ays GUINNESS other had
} y flowing which think will be able into the omen
TOT millions different
f ] 3 a mas been something 100000 such suits can
Drought al, diTarent
which hold 'N' ''' iS n'flStrouS
4 @ neaIle advise riny holders letting the work Of n.
net results OF Friday and we're: ~ " Au 'Hdt he
o theirs
at to
member Butte while
nI gong from 10 10 25 and gevIueo
9' was dncaI with that OF in
Ic same h8 that Friday
"eiS created and by Barron
the eHd that those sensible holders of Iolhd
rstock j
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flies ' au nen asaruda
In advertisement IvllQ
tonaly oil reading VI i''''S d" eKcep-
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

qeren statement but furious compelled
@ @ hye times dseres OF attacks which for yiciousness
Dee unequaed stock affairs Finding he still
against the Trinity he prepared He printed the
oIo"ng false statement il % be widely
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18
LINING NOTES.

Colonel II. c Greene in his recent report to the
stockholders Of the Greene GoId-Silver Company.
said, ia part:
We are now treating with mills already in opera
ton 9o0 tons OF ore a day, which amount will be
Increased other mills are completed. our pres
{feXlInaJe - p ton u is expected that the new
HaVldad mill vii be IN operation IN about ninety
On The TeOcaU mill This mill. when completed,
cagacity OF 900 tons dav and win be one Of
ne largest gold cyanide plants now in operation
As the company IS now earning much more than
feIred stock outstandin@ the dividend payment
Que on September g last viii be made during the
coming iAonln' aho uNqeLGs on L,.e . per @ cen ~
MareER 55 and s,pferber 25 rcepecfiye2. There
are now issued nd outstanding 62o59 shares Of
The develop,peuts upon ali our properties during
pectatOns. and while, owing 10 the magnitude OF
delayed in the erection of our reduction plants, we
hive now reached q point where our properties
are much more than paving operating expenses. ,5
Upon completion If the plants row under way me
World '''e ''-+ F''u ana
Thu Cobalt Central Company, at No 45 Wall
street has received a telegram stating that
general assay taken from the face Of the drift at
The 100 foot level Of the Big Pete mine shows
4.205 ounces Of silver to the ton. Mr.. Elmer,
the manager, says that the drift is now forty
feet in Dlabese Mountain. and that the sinking
IN the main shaft below the drift Is rapidly pro
vressiaE. The vein widening constantly and
showing steadily Increasing values Develop
moUt work - also being pushed on the other
properties 4 fine fissurc vein has been stripped
FOR q distance Of one hundred feet in Mine 3S b,
as get unnamed. which adjoins the Big Pete
mine. and which has been pronounced the most
promising of the Cobalt Central properties. A
shaft Is now being sunk. Another vein has been
stripped for q considerable distance on Lot No.
90 +, wftich adjoins the Gillies timber limit.
Sinking viii 0e begun on this vein at once.
Shipments are going forward from the
Cobalt Central mines AT The rate of two to three
carioadg month. 20 Ricketts, & Banks AT
Warrrly. X. !.
Tie Ri Consolidated Copper Company has
iurt made deal with the AmaIgamated Nevada
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
4 c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Hermann Oelrichs, late OF the County Of New
York the with vouchers
Of to subscriber his place Of transactng busi
ness No Exchange Place. n Borough OF Manhat-
tan the city OF New York before the 2lst day
OF August next
CHARLES NJ. OELRICHS. Executor
JAY & GAMBLER Attorneys for Executor. No. As Wall
New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

AS the Trinity Copper Co is OF money 10
e water out OF its the
lutuTe requirements 10 be financed
II the company for the advertising
me sale OF It's shares, ought stock unless
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

Tie Ri Consolidated Copper Company has
iurf made deal with the AmaIgamated Nevada
New-York tribune., 1907-02-18

The secretary Of the Colonial Silver Mines re-
ceiyed telegram from Cobalt last week an
nouncns that tie north tunnel had Just struck
the -" vein. The tunnel is in 200 feet and
the vein is struck at a depth of $50 feet