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New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
VICTORIA THEATRE.
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 14th st and Irving Place
2:l5-S:l5-The Round Ip.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE. 7th and 126th st.-2:1D-
S:I5-Vaudeville.
AMERICAN. THEATRE. sth and 42d st.-a:15-
S:15-Vaudevile.
AsTOR, Broadway and 45th ST.: s:15-The Man
Home.
BELAsco THEATRE. West 42d st.--2:15--s 2o-Ths
Devil.
BIJoU THEATRE Broadway and Soth st-2I5-s15
a Gentleman from Mississippi
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway and 4ist st
Algeria
CASINO Broadway ana 3oth st-2:15-s :15-3farceIle
CIRCLE THEATRE lbs 15-School Days
COLONIAL THEATRE. Broadway s2d st.-2:15-
s:l5-Vaudevlle.
CRITERION THEATRE-2;15-s15-F Rumes
EDEN MUSEE 23d St. 9th ave.--The World in
Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRE. Broadway ard 4oth st-2:15-
S:16-John Drew.
GAIETY THEATRE. Broadway and 46tb st-Tba
Travelling Salesman.
GARRIcK THEATRE. a5th st. near 9Th sve.-2.1o-
s20-The Mollusc-
GERMAN THEATRE 69th ST and Madison avs-a,is
-s:I5-Stock company
GERMAN THEATRE, Irving PlAce-2:i5-s:15-stock
COMPANY.
DAYS, Broadway, between 2eth and 3oth sts-o.1s-
e:l5--Maxine Elliott il Myself-Bettina.
GARDEN THEATRE. Madison ave. and 27th Et-Ths
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

HAcKETT THEATRE West 42d st--The Prisoner of
Zenda.
HAMMERsTEINs 7th and 42d st-210-s.16-
Vaudeville
HERALD SQUARE Broadway and s5th st-2:15-
S:15-Three Twins.
HIPPODROME. 9th and 4sd st.-2-s-sportfnk
Days and The Battle in the Skies
HUDSON THEATRE. 44th st. east OF Broadway
215-s :15-The Offenders
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE Broadway and ssth st
-215-S ;l5-The Girls OF Gottenberg
LIBERTY THEATRE. West 42d st-2I5-s.l5-wlli-
Are
Vaudeville
LYRIC THEATRE. West 42d st.-MIIs Mischief
LYCEUM THEATRE. 45th st. Broadway-o:I5-
s:l5--Love Watches.
MAJESTIC THEATRE, Columbus ClrcIe-2 16-s:l5-
Nance O'NeN, in Agnes
NEW AMSTERDAM, 42d st, 18th ave-2.i5-s 20
The Merry Widow
NEW YORK THEATRE-215-s 15-Ths American
Idea. AZ
SAVOY THEATRE. saith st. and 9Th ave- I5-sl5-
Mater.
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE. 10th St near Broadwav-
21J-S :l5-The Fighting Hope.
wALLAcK'S THEATRE. Broadway ana aoth a. -.
S: :l5-His Wfe's Family.
wEBERs THEATRE Broadway and goth st-e.ao
s.30-Paid In Full
WEST END THEATRE West 126th st-2I5-s;15-
Nearly Hero.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

The council presidents OF the fourteen sscu.as
comprising the three age leagues, ordered al -
city's expense 1000 uniforms. balls. bats c4l--
masks etc for the boys. and engaged TIRES P P--
ground experts 20 supervise the wo-k OF 80.
Ing the games and looking after the BOYS W.
they are playing. ,,5.
Many ball grounds were given the stvers -
ing the state. the American Bridge Company O- -.
industrial concerns. the Board OF Educa-o-- -,r
Young Mems Christian Association and = q -
a playground commissioner. who not cn4J 80
large Held but erected on il clubhouse ana -. -.
An abandoned reservoir was fitted up as staal--1'
and the opening day OF the league season va
memorable occasion. At the stadium thete - -
addresses and flag raising. and the MayoE - -.
as umpire for a game between two CLUBS q -. =
Midget League. From that date on League
are said TO have averaged twenty day Win
many as forty-hve Saturdays n.
The small boys play in the mornings arc -.
afternoons while for the lads who work thers =
twilight games between SO and ? m -"
than a hundred umpires made up of doctors . -
yers clergyrnen end business men. are N reS'-
ton; an ex-mayor has offered medal iOi
best player on each club. and as many prLLss -
been offered for successful teams Famous pSs
from the National and American leagues nSN7 -.
invited 70 address the youngsters Rules o. -
leagues require suspension for the hrst oNe- -.
swearing while in uniform or Of smoking
game. and for the second offence expulsion
pires instructed TO keep records OF en9-,
and the club Of each league that has the Ss7~ -.
record at the seasons end is 70 Be rewaEose ssu
boys OF Trenton have been 50 busy with o. go
this summer that one can readily believe INC ~
ment that they have had no time for mlseh''A
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
A LOVERS QUARREL

Two young persons had been engaged. had quar-
relied, but were TOO proud to make up" Further
more, both anxious TO have il believed they
had entirely forgotten each other.
One day the young man called. ostersbly on
business with her father, on which occasion II
CHANGED she should answer the door bell.
The young man was game. Pardon me- he
said. with the politest Of bows Miss Eaton.
believe. Is your father in?''
4 am sorry say he is not the young woman
responded, without the slightest sign of recogni-
ton DO you wish 10 see him personality"
Yes" replied the young man. he turned to go
down the steps.
Il beg your pardon" called out the young WON
an, he reached the lowest step, but who shall
say called?''-London Opinion.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
THE HiPPODROME.

In the new spectacles the nanage cement of the
Hppodronne has appealed 10 public fancy and the
result is a natural The big playhouse is filed
every night, and according 10 the managers the
sale of seats for future performances has broken
all records. An ample record OF the novelties to
be seen there has been made in The Tribune from
time 10 time, and 1t is not necessary 10 emphasize
here the merits OF the performance The Ballet of
the Birds is beautiful spectacle that cannot fail to
please young and old. Beginning tonight Manuel
Klein and his orchestra viii give series of Sunday
night concerts
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

The engagement of The Merry Widow viii
ba terminated in TWO weeks. There may be many
limitations but the public Will always remember
the genuine Merry Widow produced by dr. SaV-
age The company performing il now Will shortly
90 on the road. TO fill engagements in the large
cities throughout the country. Georgia Caine VIII
continue ner mirthful impersonation Of Sonia
II ;+tIe Memo will be the next attraction here
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
VARIETY THEATRES.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

This playhouse will be devoted to vauaeVille Ior
te remainder Of the present season, beginning To-
morrow afternoon. For the first week MI MOI ~ Is
has arranged a strong bill, headed by Ross anu
I1o,+o, ard the -Four Mortons. Julian Rose Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fftzsimmons. Julia Glfford FelN
and Caire. McMahon's watermelon Girls an0 Bar
no1ds performing dogs will appear. There VIII oo
two performances every day. The maximum coSI
Of eas+e will be 81 Announcement is made that SIX
hundred seats in the orchestra will be sold ior %
oenrs at the afternoon performances
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Nile. Adene Genee, the dancer who all
hearts by her charming performances at the New
York Theatre last season, will be the attraction
here fer week beginning tomorrow night. The
Soul Kiss in which she appears will be given
practically exactly II was seen the NeT
York Theatre. Vera Aichelena and John c Park
are newcomers IN the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
a. QUEENS GARDEN" TO BE PRESENTED

John J. Donnelly and John w Rumsey have
formed partnership for the production Of = nIa,,
called a Queens Garden made by Edgar Alien
Woolf Mr Rumsey is the manager of the Lyceum
Theatre. His business associate has been rnanagar
for Bertha Galland. Viola Allen. James X Haokst.
and other well known players.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Thomas 7, Shea. 4 well known actor, will begin
+o,norroyy Afternoon the Colonial Theatre brief
engagement In vaudeville He will present con-
der,sed version Of The Bells" With him in the
hill will be Claire Romaine, Laddie Cliff. Foster and
Foster De Dio, Artois Brothers and other perform
- ,oveItx- will ne The Czaress Life Guards
! = short musical mixture There will be concerts
@O-d
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

The following performers will appear at the Al Al
hambra this week: Taylor Granville, In Inc star
Bout: Harrison Hunter in The van Dych ny
Never James Thornton. Rawson and June, COOK
and Stevens and Merian's performing dogs. Ihere
will be the usual Sunday concerts There are two
performances here every day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
CIRCLE THEATRE.

school Days IS the attraction here. and it ap-
pears TO be popular. It arnuses. There are a
number Of specialties introduced during the prog
ress Of the performance. Herman Timberg plays
The violin Keno and Lynn. Ethel Kelly and Hazel
Cox entertain in their own way. There are two
afternoon performances each week
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
pALYS THEATRE.

Maxine Elliott will begin her New York season
here tomorrow night appearing in play entitled
.n5,-self-FSettina It was written 10y Miss Rachel
C,-otbers In the cast viii be Julian LEstrange.
Eric Naturin Grant Mitchell Thomas J. Kelly,
Gertrude Berkeley. Suzanne Perry and Lois Fran
ces Clark
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
CRITERION THEATRE.

FLUFFY Ruffies' has a large share OF public ad-
mirafion these days, and she is satisfied TO re-
rnain here for several weeks 10 come. Next month
she may be transferred 10 another theatre under
Nj Frohr1an's management Meanwhile she Is
TO be seen at the Criterion six nights Of the week,
and she IS worthy OF visit
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NEW YORK THEATRE.

A new musical comedy by George NJ Conan viii
he presented here tomorrow night It IS called
The American Idea" George Beban, Robert t.
Daley, Gilbert Gregory, Hugh Mack Edith Nc
T3ride Rose Green. Stella Hanmerstein and Gertie
Vanderbilt viii be IN the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
WALLAcK'S THEATRE.

The Regeneration" has been withdrawn and
air DAILY VIII emerge in another play Tuesday
night. II gives promise Of being more pleasant
in text than The Regeneration" It is called
"F4is Wifs's Family and was written by George
Egerton MIR. Daily will impersonate i genteel
Irishman.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
EDEN MUSEE.

The Mace Of amusement and instruction IS oper
every day in the week From time to time novel
ties are introduced, but the permanent attraction
Is the vaxwork exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

The Three Twins" are still here. Every night
tbs theatre is filled from pit gallery No word OF
praise this hour would draw attention 10 the
merits OF the perfornan nee.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
HACKETT THEATRE.

Nr- Hackett begins tomorrow night the third
week OF his engagement IN the ever popular roman
tic drama OF The Prisoner Of Zenda.' Afternoon
performances given Wednesday and Satur-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.

Afternoon performances Of The Fighting Hope
are given here every Thursday. Miss B2tess act
Ing in that play has been duly recorded. 1t is
especially impressive in the third act
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
MISS WkLSH's SEASON.

Miss Blanche Walsh will begin her season q. |
Rochester on November ,, appearing in a drama
called THE Test" 1t written for her by Jules
Eckert Goodman
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
GERMAN THEATRE.
driving Place)

The Dancing HuSsars,'' produced here Thursday
night Will be the bill this week There viii the
usual afternoon performances.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
BROADWAY THEATRE.

Ths book Of Algeria has been re-edited. and
tomorrow night st viii be presented IN new form
Harry Bulger has Joined the cast. and number OF
new ecnss have heen provided for him. Announce
raent IS made that the property camel used during
The performance viii Lave a speaking part
--Algeria's' music will attract audiences 10 the
Broadway for many weeks. Victor Herberts COM
rosItIons have charms 10 lure all lovers of music
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
HUDSON THEATRE.

Robert E6eson, in The Offenders is the attrac-
ton here Afternoon performances are given on
Wednesday and Saturday. Mr.. Blossoms acting is
not without interest. but the play is worthless 1t
VIII be Withdrawn Saturday night. The following
week Edgar SelHyn will appear In Pierre Of the
Plains"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
WEST END THEATRE.

Sam Bernard in Nearly Hero" will begin a
weeks engagement here Tomorrow night Next
week Frank keenan,, in The Warfens Of Viz
ginia," viii occupy that stage Afternoon per-
formances are given on Wednesday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
CNadison avenue and 5sth street

Madison avenue and 5sth street)
The Devil viii be performed here TJesdav
night and Edgene Burg VIII inpersonate the chief
character in g. Mara Eorf. Martha Spier. Miss
Profit. Curt CsToesser and Carl Sick viii be the
81
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
kNIcKERsocKER THEATRE

The Girls Of Gottenbers' are stIH here and
nobody complains OF their staying long. They
may remain here throughout the coming winter
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
GARDEN THEATRE.

Announcement IS made that Mr. ssvsge's yer
sion OF The Devil," now current at the Garden,
viii remain there indefinitely. Edwin Stevens $
tu1uersonet3on IS popular. Afternoon performances
are given on Wednesday and Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
WEBER'S THEATRE.

There Is no cessation Of interest in Mr. Walter 3
play of Paid in Full The Booth performance
will shortly occur.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
SAVOY THEATRE.

Mr.. Mackaye's comedy of Mater is the attrac-
,ion here There is no new word TO be said OF II
There are afternoon performances on "Wednesday
and Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
CASINO THEATRE.

The success Of ''0Iarcelle'' this playhouse has
been duly recorded 1t Is the best entertainment
that has been presented there in some years Miss
Cunning achiered a personal success. Mr- IJuders
has been happier with the score than his friend
T7ixIey with The book.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
PROBABLY NOT.

Baseball maintained the dognatie c citizen n--otsz
very ancient. Baseball games were prooA'AS -
IT the time OF the flood -. ,,,rrsd
''po you SpoSe they gave rain cheSAs!s. --fors,
the facetlous citizen with irritating II
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Nj Drew IS attracting large audiences here every
night TO witness his performance as Jack Straw
More than that need not now be recorded.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
GAHRICH THEATRE.

Renewed interest in The Mollusc' has been
aroused BY the new sketch that precedes it-'AIrs.
Peckham's Carouse'-in which May Irwin gives a
oonnlcsl performance
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
ASTOR THEATRE
BELAsco THEATRE.
slJou THEATRE.

"a Gentleman from Mississippi" took possession
cf this playhouse last Tuesday He is such an
sHab!e gentleman that he will not be dispos-
sessed for some months to conne-at least not be-
fore Election Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LYCEUM THEATRE.
LYRIC THEATRE.
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

This Dlayhouse will be reopened tomorrow night
and Nance O'Neil will appear there in play en-
titled Agnes written by George Ege1ton. Roo-
ert Drouet CuyIer Hastings, Mrs Adeline stan
hone Ubeatcroft Herbert Fortier, Margaret Blood
.oo6 ana Grace CioodaH Will be in the cast
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Gk1ETY THEATRE.

There Is no present intention Of changing the
bin here bfr. Forbess coInical play Of The Trav-
cling Salesman Will remain at the Gaiety for
many months TO come. I spreads feast Of good
cheer.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.

MONDAY NIGHT.
Thomps The Old Homestead
DALYs THEATRE-Maxine Elliott in Myself Bettna'
NEW YORK THEATRE-Nance ONer n Agnes"
YORK Ide a. with George Beban
WALL Ack,s THEATRE-AIr. His Wifes Family
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

The leading performer engaged to amuse Mr..
AIorriss pa irons this week at the Lincoln Square
employs no less than seventy-t~o trunks to store
ava,, her wardrobe She has also ten maids nu-
,,,aro,s dressers and other attendants Her name?
Mile Fatirna Miris the worlds premier protean
and the highest salaried performer now In this
country" her publicity man announces She acts
and sings in eight languages, plays numerous mu-
sica instruments and makes as many as forty
changes of costume during ca CHI performance Such
q marvel is worth seeing, and undoubtedly she VIII
have large audiences during her engagement Caryl
Wilbur Clarice Vance. James ]. Morton and other
Well known players will aid in the merriment-
VICTORIA THEATRE.
Miss Virginia Harmed will head the bill here this
week appearing in a play in one act called The
IDOL OF the Hour" With her in the bill viii be
Irene Franklin and Bert Greene, Belle Blanche
John Hyarns and Lila Mcintyre, Matthews and
Ashley and Bobby Pander and company. There
will be the usual concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LIBERTY THEATRE.

tf they choose. Gertie Millar. Louise Dresser anu
Mr. BIakeley are show in themselves
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Lillian Russell is still attracting large audiences
to this house Her performance in "Wildhre
auluses and her personality has lost none OF Ills
early charms.
LYCEUM THEATRE.
Miss Billie Burke. in Love Watches has cap
tivated the city. Her engagement here promises
"a he long and prosperous 10 unusual extent
LYRIC THEATRE.
Lulu Glaser. in Mile. Mischief VIII be the
attraction here for weeks TO There is q
pleasing chorus, and number of good perform
ers in her company Roy Atwell, VIII Carleton
George Broderck Robert Dempster. Elizabeth
Brice Ada Henry and Joan Newcomoe assist III
the 1nerriment-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
STAGE AFFAIRS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Denn,sn Thompson wifi begin an engagement here
tomorrow night in The Old Homestead" MI
Thompson and The Old Homestead ara insep-
srshle. and the public will undoubtedly give the
xsteran actor a warm reception For the per-
sorznances during this engagement Mr. Thompson
VIII bring yoke Of oxen and a load OF hay from
SH6nzey.
ASTOR THEATRE
There Is no new word TO be said OF 'H-he Man Of
she Hour The public has shown a strong liking
for Mr. Hodges fine performance in that play and
81 VII probably remain here for months to come.
BELASco THEATRE.
The Devil" IS still here and the curious find him
every night Mr Arliss's performance is attractive
Sir. Fiske announces that the original company
VIII be sent on tour at The END OF the present en-
safement-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

.f they choose. Gertie Millar. Louise Dresser al
Mr. Blakeley are a show in themselves
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-25
GOLD BARS FROM
THE CON. MERCUR
Company Ships $4,000 in
Bullion to Denver Mint as
August Output.

The August output Of the Consolidated
Mercur Gold Mines company amounted to
something over $4,000 and bars of pure
gold bullion weighing enough to bring that
amount were shipped to the United States
mint at Denver on Wednesday. This is
the best record the company has made IN
many months and the prospects are that
period of still greater production is now
being entered upon
In addition to the revolution that has
been created in the methods of treating
the low-grade gold ores in the company
mammoth mill by General Manager
George III. Dern, that official has also
been doing work in the mine that has
resulted in developments bordering on. the
sensational In old Golden Gate territory,
territory that was entirely overlooked by
DeLamar's managers, Mr.. Dern has been
opening up bodies of fine oxidized gold
ores that are about as good as anything
ever found in that remarkable property.
He is not at the end of these disclosures
yet, by any means, and the chances all
seem TO favor the making of an absolutely
new and highly productive mine In ground
that was years ago passed up by the De-
Lamar regime as not worth working.
In the meantime the old Mercur ground
and territory that has been affordng a
regular tonnage for years, is also re-
spending in a most gratifying manner
and the management is wearing a smile
these days that is trimming full of con-
tentment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-25
NEARING ORE IN
THE CARBONATE
ChiseIing Out Station in Rock
on 700 Level That Is SpIat-
tered With Lead.

With samples of rock that were splat-
tered through with galena, Manager Grant
Snyder returned from a flying trip to the
Beaver Carbonate company's property
yesterday. He stated that station was
now being chiseled out of the hard rock on
the 700-foot level of the new shaft and
that within few days the work of cross
cutting to the vein would begin.
we shall not have far to go in order
10 open the vein, said Manager Snyder,
'and judging from this character of rock
| should not be surprised if the crosscuI
opened right out into the ore. We are
liable to get ore at any time, as matter
of fact. After opening the ledge i figure
that no matter what conditions are, we
shall not have to drift more than 100 feet
to get the ore shoot that was mined in
the old shaft to water level and which has
a pronounced rake in the direction of the
new shaft.
''As is usually the case IN mining when
operators are anxious to make time in
reaching an objective point, we have had
our own troubles at the Beaver Carbonate.
They have not been serious and none of
them, as separate incidents. have been
worthy of mention. but taken all togeth-
er, they have been the means of delay
ing, or rather making, Roadway with de-
velopment seem slow. We have now
reached a point where we are morally
certain that the great value of the mine
can be proved beyond question, and hope
to have good news to report from the
property during the next few weeks"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-25
UTAH MINE COMPANY
POSTS REGULAR DIVIDEND

1t does not make much difference to the
Utah Mine company whether the price of
silver is up or down. whether lead is
at &C or &C a pound II goes right along
paying its dividend OF &c share a month";
Just the same Yesterday the directors
met and posted the September dividend
in the usual amount. 1t will be paid on
Tuesday and books will close against the
transfer of stock tomorrow noon.
With the $1,000 that is to be disbursed
on Tuesday. the company will have paid
its shareholders a total of s3l50t0. or S3.05
a share. The company has never levied
an assessment and, from the original own
ers of the claims down to the stockhold-
ers who now constitute the company, no
one has ever had to go down in his pocket
for a cent. not even for development
work, as the mine has paid from the
grass roots. 1t has made that record in
the face of having had to haul its ore
about ninety miles to a railroad and with
having had to suffer the loss of its hoist
ing works and other buildings twice by
fire.
For the benefit of the uninitiated II
may be said that the Utah Mine COM
pany's property is located in the Fish
Springs district of the Deep Creek coun-
try: its ores carry nothing but lead and
silver to speak of and the average has
been better than 100 ounces silver and
30 per cent lead for many years. The
mine is now being operated to depth of
800 feet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-25
OPERATIONS AT CACTUS
AND BOSTON CON.

Manager Lafayette Hanchett of the
Newhouse interests, who has been MAX
ing an inspection of the Cactus mines
of the NewhOuse company, stated yester-
day that, while there was nothing out Of
the ordinary 10 report at this time, every
thing was running along smoothly. De-
velopment work is being pushed in all
portions of the mine and the milling plant
is grinding regularly on good tonnage
OF ore.
Since the placing of the four new sec
tons of the plant in commission at the
Boston Consolidated company's mill at
Garfield Monday, Manager Hanchett
states that nc difficulties other than those
which invariably accompany the start
ing of new machinery have been encoun-
tered Bearings have become heated,
belts have slipped and little things of
that kind have happened. but not sin
gle defect, worthy of the name, has been
discovered. By the end of the month,
possibly before the new sections will ali
be going at full capacity.