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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1902.
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hoped that all members of the order who can do
go will attend these meetings. ,
Jlietory Lodge had a very large and lnt-rest-
inx meeting on Wedneda evening, at which
considerable business was transacted, and uo
. amplication for membership was received. A
ecramlUee has been anointed to arrange for ca
VnteTtxlnmcnt and Mcokw. to be alien at Mm
. nf Illls lodr '-Vlf 91ut L-vnc-n s.lr-els. on
'edBi4ay evening. October A to which all t
rapera oi m oroer are mvufo.
he meeting of Mechanic' Led on Thursday
tng was the Urjrit of the season, norwtil
B 'tng the Inclemeoi wrather Much b-j.lnesj
. ran.&ciM ana a crennmiee urms appo.nia
on tltm of lairs. The Committee on Masquer
ade Ball, to he given on Thanksrivlnc live, -at
mrlnc lire, -at
Compton Hall, Corapton and 1'ark a entire, re- i have soraethlEg lBlerettBg In' the near 'store
ported prociwa. ana Mated that tickets will be ! Anchor Loace will ha'e an tpen nwtmc Man
ready for distribution at the next meeting of the I day nlcat. the ooea-Mon tiag th deasratioa of
lodse. Arranseaenu are A1.0 ts be made to i its n-s,- ball. Meund Oiy I'xnton wHI gtve a
have a. euchre after the conclusion of the meet- I dnll. TJre ta wor in tne asT" at the
Inr if this I'jdse then practicable last nieetlns.
Veste: Grotes JU bad a tery enthusiastic j Prld of the TVet Lrdce had one petition fr
rreetlne on FJIday e- enlsc and much SmporunT roeraberrtitp and one cand!ete far the rtrM de
bosmejfc. m tranraeted On October IT thl '. cre.
liz trili hare a clam initiation, to -whtc1! tfc" I Mcsenimd lodK had one OMdMate for
Grard Lodre officera and the lodtea In tne n- J Fir-t deer- Arrhlbnlo Oirr. of Its. oH-rt
c-Kt have been Invited ! nemlvTv. entertahnd the ledce wilk a xalk hac-
The jrrand rejrder and crand xsedleal ex
aminer paid a fraternal vtult to Vera lise at
Cftoo Height on Thurrda- eenlnfr and rouol
a tree number of the members rrewnt. iwl
Wihitacdlntr the dtxacreeaMe weather The
reeur routine bulnem was transacted and
Er ther Jnhnmn of rtHef lfri ?C4. HI of
it jr.roraerj- Otv. Mo., wa. elected to member
I n t.- fiVVI Thk afnKra. ra mnrfiel m ID'
ca. 1 for contnbutlons to the TV orld Tcnwte
of Fatem:tT nd have also revived t repood
t- the appeal of the supreme roaster workman to
assit In lncreasinR- the roembeihlp of the order
to a hajf million br June i. 138- I nder the coI
of tie .'rder lnfrettlnc addree were nad"
bv Grand Ilecord'r Jlinrj TV Jtcjer. Grand
Medical Examiner Doctor K. O. Greer and
3Jr-eer O'Grady of TVest Gate Lonxe.
.-... .WH. -i. ui.w - . - -. - .
American i-wire wiji naie an mnTwHS ft,1T'
lnc on October . t which one or more candi
dates will U Initiate!. The lodge will be pl-al
to have vlsltlnc members attend.
sw UH!ri -i4p stittnber 9. the crasd
master workman vl-lted with Morehouse I-ndre.
1 i Stoddard oainty. on wnicn kbwhui- s
J an exceptionally larpe raeetloc and Initialed
fc Morehouse Hand a class or fourteen of tse
m
kwklnr rounc centlemen n ;-outnat ills-Kuoer-
:sor JYed V Erpe nl A. J.
A-Uon were rreent . .
Jra thf eienlnic cf the SO'h the cra'd roaster
riocan. .eranu recoroe- jm (ttmiu zneuicai ex-tn-.e
nnene-i the fall amnalcn at St Xouf.
!rdEe N" 1 The atfndarce was excel'-fnt. and
-e were isi riwiws i nuiuir, nau WST
ne la exretteia iyrm ny MA-irr noixmin
fCharles F Klein At the conclusion of the rrc-
fir inltlarton a peculiar form of side dexree
was Itastrateo. murn to tne enjcment or tne
er'ire ledre and especially th new merobery.
aftr whlrh refreshments were ered
on Thursdav evenlns Grand Marter VCorkmsn
M er and fcaperMr Joda A!en rlltJ St
furies Ic1ce. No 1. to open up the work on
tl-e n-wtb lde of the rier The attendance -a
ve-r larce and the meeting inereKticc and en
ttaudadtc The less of the electric llcfts for a
few moments cajd a err for more llcht."'
Tfh'ch the crand master workman endearorel to
K-e them alon; the lln" nf wwkmaasft.p. Thl
lodse will undertake the Initiation of a. larce
c'as Triibtn the nvxt mo-th
A foor-coraered eontct betwen Mmera lyid;,
N 69. and Empire Iljr. No IS. at Joplln.
rTueen these two lodges on tl"e one hand and
caale- a IVmIcc of Galena. Kks.. on the other, and
btmeen two tans In Mirers' Lidee. .No so.
c'd on September The Mlvourl lalces
scored a xreat ictorv oier the Kansas lode
Mnei' Iodce was the winner as lacalnst Em
pire Lodpe. and the Red Rose team In Miners
Xodce were victors as acainst the White Ro
turn. Jt n a pretiy JUht for a, month or two
and resulted In balldlmr cp the membership la
all the lodaes concerneA
I'nloa Lodce. No Sfc had a, very ln'erertlnr
meetlnr on teptemoer JS. at which one camHcate
was leitlated. three applications for membership
were rerelred and twenty-two members who had
deported clearance cards at the prtttous mt
txe were elected to membership.
Decree of Honor. A. O. V. XV.
West End Lodre. No. . at Its raeeilnc Fen
leraber S. had the most enjoyable meeanc In It.
history, the occasion belne the celebration of its
third anniversary. One application fir member
ship was received asd two candidates were in
itiated. The Supper Committee appointed bv
Chairman Ran for the masquerade ball to Ix
pven Thankstlvinr: eve. November It comprise!
Nrters Lena Kroeter. Analo Roslne Mary
O'G-ady. Marie Walton. Mary Scaniell. Merv
Toomey. Carrie Haller Catherine Mueller. Alio
Tlownev iciie Schmltt and Mamie Joyce A
letter of recret was read from Sister Emma N
Mtseenrer. formtrly depnty craad chief of honor.
who Instltcted this ladce. statute that ber Inabil
ity to attend was caused -try prevfou. epgare
mer. Amrnr th visitors were SIste-s Jennl
XelSer ot Hjde Park Lodte and Maul Morri
son of Belle Iodg After the metinc a com
jaimentary euchre wax indulced In. Sister Kate
Krcst beln; awarded the first prize n beautiful
set of lanch cla:es. Brothtr David O'Grady won
the second prize, a handsome cmbrella. and the
cccsolaricn prize wre wca by Sister Mary
McCabe and Frank Eldrtcu. Refreshments were
served, and the meeUcjr was on lose lo be t
xrembered. Western Idce has held lts( first meelinr la Its
new hall. Twenty-second and Madison str;t.
and Sister Clara n. Murrell. deputy and chief of
honor, paid tha lodee a fraternal visit. -Two can-
FINANCIAL
MINING CO, Of THUNDER MOUNTAIN.
CAPITAL .... 82,500,000.
Divided into 2.500.000 Shares, Par Vtlue Jl.00 Eaci.FaII-Pa.id and Nor,-Auesible.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Frcaldentt B. F. OLDE.V. Pietllfct Bank of Commerce; also of Chamber of Commerce.
Boise. Idaho.
Vice- President: J. ,M. nLTTERFIELD, Bcstcn. Mass.: N. t ISasarer Wilbur. Cap
bell & Stephens Co., Troy, N. T.. aad rrrs. Klndeixsrten Supply Co.
Secretary atnd Treasurer! JUDGE K.
Transfer1 and Registry Co.
rrnosiAs w.
LEE,
road.
Kew York. Grn'l Pass. A
CEO. H. IIEAFKORD. Chlczco. formerly G P.
Vex. Emeltlac & Retainf Co.
WILLI.V3I:DEE DECKER. St. Louis, of
This company has starly lOO acres at Ih;
inctlaa cf Monumental and Trap cretks. Jut
across Ifoaomentsl creek from the Dewey mill,
aad ever BO acres on Blr creek, the richest of
aB the Thunder Mountain territory. These prop
erties comprise the Vulcan, the Hercules Nos. 1.
2 and X. aad the FalrSeM fraction (throuKh
which Trap creek runs) on Monumental creek.
Its Mountain KInr Nos. 1. j and i. each full
claim l,Ztax03 feet, vrtth two fractions (nearly
foil claims), an la tb Blc creek section, which
has proved the richest district la Idaho.
AH theso claims have been approved by the test
experts In that rectos, and the Blr Cree prop
erties have been pronounced br one of th fclrh
ect experts In this country tfcs sreatest and
x-Ieaest cold properties he baa eter ex
amined. As his professional expetienco has cov
ered Mexico. South America. Australia. Couth
Africa and Alaska, his verdict Is one of the
atrontest recommeadailons eter lives a g-eld
property.
Thee claims have been taken tn. after a most
cartful and thcrouxh examination, by a. number er
capitalists and mine operators. whoe
"business ts.irbM mlnlrr. and who bate put
their own money and propose to put their
ability, time, labor and experience
Into tha development of these properties Into
islses. bellevicc that the result will be est cf
the sresteat rdd mtnlnc Industries ever known.
TJiey hav not only examined their properties
-themserres. bat havo paid the brat experts
in this country to max the most rind ex
amination ot the properties before taklnx them
CP-
Tha JJoccmectal creek property has a potpojry
, dyke gssrlnar through it 300 feet Is width and
3L40O fet lorur. covertra- th .nilr. rrtth r I
tha group. This la all free milling and will roa
. 1
ST.OO or better per ton. while the cost of mill
ing will sot erxeed Sl.OO per ton. Tne ore
already exposed here rrlll -srorlc a
large salts for a number of years
with extensive profits, ai least enough to pay tht
entire capitalization fcf the company; aad th In
dications are that the dyke carries gsfad values
throughout, so that the tunnels proposed will ca
stouhiedlg cpen up deep and rich bodies of ore
test yst la sight. -SOS pounds cf ere from
Trap creek, a short distance above the Hercules.
assayed July 11th S3.rU3.0O per ton. and
tjatra are unquestionably portions of this dyke
which -srtll run as high as this or higher.
Tha demonstrated average, however, of the ear
face ahowlcgs. 8T.OO per ton. Is amply saf
Xdest to pay Immense prenta. as It is weU
Known that the great Alaxka-TreadweO. oa Doug
lass ZiUsd. Alaska, and the famous Bomestaka
cf South Dakota, have for years part paid
nernjooa dividends to their stockholders from !
era averaging only 9ZJSS and SSJ&Q per ton. re
apeetrrety. The Big Creek district has been Uttle heard of
for two leasonsr First. It lies somewhat awaV
from tha Immediate Thunder Mountain discov
eries, and second. It was discovered by men rep
resenting Urge Eastern capitalists, and has been
cnletly taken via by them -rrltaout
heralding; the serwa at Its rleaes.
One of the leading mining experts of the Catted
States first -dnsenstrated Its ralca and pro
nounced It the ibe most marvelous arald
deposit he ha ever eeet. Through his ksotfr
edge of K and his acquaintance with, the jsea
who have organised this company, we have oeea
able to acaulra soras of th very choicest ot
these claims: and tha cptalra of both, htstset
and tha prcwat nueis Is that to. Xouslala
didates nere Initiated, and Are arpttcatlena for
membership ere rrcelnd. Ilreafi-r Ul lads
alll ratet on the first and third Thursday even
ings of 'each roonta at t bsil above roentlone-1.
All raaben t-f the order will receive a traumal
Merrell Lodce will awe It firjt hall of the
aeaaon on Tuesdav erentnfi. October rs. at An
chor Hall. Jenerwo ana 1'ark avenue, and from
the prrectit euikw the aCmw wilt be a grantf
uces. All nemcr of the ord'r and their
friends are mined to attend- Good mostc -will
be secured.
Odd Fellows.
Mechanics' Lodge had three applications for
rnrmtrrstrip. foor lor initiation and ac fox lb-
i Flr.t dreree Toe Rntenatnmeni . onHsnti-e -u
was both amusinc aail Instructive.
Arcadian Iji'dee had tt!tatf for snn-b-r-slup
and coe candidate 1.r initlatV
arondeiet Lodxe had the Third ere N-t
Mnndav nlcht llei-tta leaser of East St. U '
will 1tt this lodRe to a bl. ,
Georsla. 1h h-tie cf Grand Sire A. c Call-
ne an Increase In membership cf (.n. ahl-
siison come, rexs i
CX Increase last rear
1jic1-1- idce had one candMatt for mitta'tom
Robert llanwonl of rttfsbuic. Pa.. Thosaas land
f Indiana and A. W llurhank o; IHinot were
trltors Charles Iem!nz:. who has l-en read
me three iTomh at !-eaiti. rj- Haven anil
alT.s th Cohitnbii Rlwr and rueet f-'und. cave
an tnteretlBc description of the miqkyi nettertee
of that countrj.
The run-ral f Oirlstopher Ehlei was larcely
att-ndd last Su-vlas afternoon. Summit Lodce
took part ta the ceremonies. i
Wmaan'a Relief Corps.
Th exodu. of the members of tmV ori'r for
WajhiMlcn. I. C. yesterday aI4ed to the larte
erod at the I'Moa Station. Department lt
dent Mrs. Ilollen E. Ua will vt-it New VorV.
and -at Pepartreent l"reldent Mr" fanle IV
SparLltn will visit lUlt-roo.e before returning
home
Hassendeubel CVi.s. N 1. was f hive tea
Irspected on H"liiMn. October 1. l-nt on r
ennnt of. th funeral of the past commander of
the Pst. Comrade Hartmaan. It was rottpeact
untilia later date
On Thursday aftrroon Harry I. Harding
Crp. No si. Trail tnpe('c-t b the department
president. Everv corps Mr Ilollen E Dav has
inspected durtnglier sta In St. Louis has treat
ed her royall). malting ber a valuable present
as a soutenir of her visit. Mrs. Day win eare-1-lete
the inspection of the c-irp. thronghnut the
denartnient on br return from Washington.
Al the selection of the sue ceremonies of th
Temple of KraterKy at the World'a Fair cround.
on Wednesday MK Cam- R. Sparklln. chafe--
rotta of the w R. t. tmmlttec. represented the
rdr. She was accomranisd by Department
rresMent Ur- Ilnlien "K. Day. Vast Iepartmft
Secretary Mm. Mary M. Stark, and A-ltlit1
Department Inspector Mrs. Eunice Shuter
I.nilles of tlic G. A. R.
Sympsthi extended to the department prs-
fatner-in-law and regret Is" expressed thst he
will r"t --3 this aecourt attend the Nalloaal Co'
ventlon in Washington. D C '
The members of this order from St. Louis en
Fridaj. Saturday aad to-day departed over ar
loas tallroads for Washington. Tast Department
JTesldent Mrs Mary M. ftarlc. Senior Vice De
rartm'rt President Mrs. Susan A Fuller, and
br (daughters, will visit points cf interest btfore
returning.
A reception to the ladles of the G A R. has
been tendered bj Mrs. Roosevelt on Thsrxday.
October S. from 4 to o. m.
Protected Home Circle.
Imperial Circle No SB. bids fair to capture the
State banner offered by the 1" II. C for the
circle making th- greatest Increase in member
ship for the year Just drawing to a close Scarce
1 a meeting has passed In the last several
months that has not added to the clrc'e's roll.
Next Frtdav nlg.it ten new members will be
added, and the outlook. Is bright for a continuity
of this work for the rest of the )f.r
Oi October SI Imperial Circle wid entertain
Its members and friends in rayat stle at rhe"ig
Hall. Jefferson and Cass aenue. anl out of tms
gathering a great deal Is expe-ted
Hop Circle. No. ls. hekt an literestltr meet
ing. Itrotber Vodebarg was elected watchman
D M. Ilwaghtlln has been elected secretary, and
Charlea lrpe treasurer, taking the places of
.naxi.s ana Jtrs. iawuiaarr .ao ao
moed from the city. They bought
bla- farra 4
tne ozarxs.
We will soon hear of "Oiark
n-Cie."' alX.Jt (30 A Coffee sMdlClch pTt Will
b siren to all th members and frie--- next
raeetins; or Hope TTeicert ie.te tievKraan.
G Stelzhorst and Chaslaln iT.lI-r are to funlM
tbe soods. and all thev ask Is a few lalles to
biinc white an-oas. This Is an open meetlne
Benton Circle. No 141 had a full noose, opea
meetlnr and fine proeramme Br thers Dole and
Mrs. aad Mr faunlrr reoresested JCo V5 &1
No J5&. Manv members from other circle we.
there and spoke cfceertnx words and itool w.ll
New names were enrolled for membership, and
Benton Is keeprac up a g-ood salt. Deputy Oir-
MESTAKE
W. -WAYORIGIIT. New Tcrk: Pres. N T.
sent Delaware. Laeiawisaa and Western Ball-
. Chle.. Hit & St. Paul n. B.. Pr-s. No.
Becker & Denovan. Attarsers.
,KInr rrorvtygalone wfll yield asywhere from
BIO.000,000 to ftZ5.000.UO0. belnc at least
five times the entire capltaHxaltea of the com
pany. .The Duade ledce traterses the whole property,
and the lay of this tedce Is sach that cnlr a rhcrt
tunstl will open us a body of ore arirecatlac
several hundred thousand ton.. Two j
toes of unsslected samples here averaxed n
assay 5.1 per tea. and sock selected samples
ran ov.r l.tKM p?r ton.
With Judicious management this will unqcei
tlonaUy prora one of the richest mli eter
known to tLe world
And that mttnst-mat we .have. The men 'fchj
have, acquired these properties ami o-xnljtd this
company are men who aire, "tt are and ha- lea
for many years In the bslr.e of s;rili minlnr.
which is as legitimate a baslae. as hasXinr.
rsllroadtrr. er ar ether commercial pursuit.
Ther invent their money ard ue their brain,
energr and esperience to secure a profit, the
tame as men do In any other business Taa? hare
already been snreesrful In other mines, hut this
they look open as the greatest opportanitr they
have erer bad to make fortunes for thcraseWes.
Ard la this making of fortunes they expect all
who Join them In the development of thest mloes
to share. They know mining, thty know its
chances, they have spsred neither pains ner ex
pense tb demonstrate whit there mines hold, asd
they are as certain as they can be until the ore
roes to the mill that in these prcpcrtlts taey
have cne of the -greatest gold mines ever d
vdeped. This company has been organised f.r ire pur
pose ot tfetelopisg these great mines and ex-
tractlr.g the sold they are known to contain, aad
cf its sn. .h.r itKtt.ooo hiti '
- .-,-. - - --.- i
placed la
treasury tr wklag t.tal
AU the expenses of preliminary work hate been I
paw I by the organUers. and the le object la j
'" nr snares io ine euic is io rrovioe
capital for the work of openteg cp and redurtat-
th vast bodies of ore. It is proposed to Install
firt -sO-etanip ralll en the Big Creek proper
ties, the capacity to be Increased as rapidly as
possible to too stamps or more, and on the Monu
mental creek claims a Urge force of men Is
now at work, where also a mill will b con
structed as soon as the roads now ueder way are
ceaplettd. The directors have decided to offer
this Cm Issue cf stock at
25s PER SEfARE,
thus giving Inverters a chance to come tn with
ra on even terms from the start.
We do not beUsv. that any befer creclag for
'Si ..- .man lavrstments ,
has ever Been placed, before the public. We
know the men. we know the englasers anl
experts who have passed en the properties, acd
their Judgment Is an absalste guarantes cf the
Intrinsic value ef the stock. We will be pleased
to give all possible lafermatlca to laqulnra.
knowing that the tacts of this proposition Jus
tify the most absolute conndfoc la it as a
ooBd suad extraordinarily profitable
investment.
A business prospectus with full details nay
be had TREE oa application either la person or
by mall lo
ST. LOUIS SECURITIES CO.,
Suite 914 Walnwright Bid;.,
St. Louis, Mo.
! rrr . rxt, c, . ,, ,,r
btLKtlAKlf HAlf BU1L1J5 LHArCL
TO THE MEMORY OF HIS SON.
AVork Upon Exterior of Structure Is Heinii-HurrlFil, "o That Inte
rior Finishers May Decorate llHildinp Dnrinj: Winter .Mouths
Cost Will Approximate Twelve Thousand Dollars.
SM
fit??'
asssBBBskVaUaVlBBsnassVJ lKl flssfv I - ( I BsawRJaVM
THE HAT MEJIOniAI. PHAPEI. AT SIMSBI'RT. CONN
TTishlncton. Oct. 4 When the Hay !!
ruorla'l Chapel is completed. Vtfji;Mtrr
Sclicol vrlli-hae one of the IliR't rhanl
bulldlncs In Connecllcut- It Is belnc ereet-
ed bv Secretary of Stale John Har. h wnv
, h! idr mn AdHbert tone Itav.
0!T his eldest son. aeaocn . tone iia.
who?e unlkncly taking off at the vtry oe-
BinnlnF; of what pronilytd to be .in excep
tionally brlHIant career was a blow from
which the Secretary has been slow In re
covering. No you'nc man fn. the -country R
i brighter future before hlra than D'P Hay
his friends at Yale called h'm when
about fifteen month ago he me: with the
unfortunate accident which caused his
death. He had Just returned from' an im
portant and suc-essful mission to Pretoria.
As I'nlted States Consul General he repre
sented both the United States ami Great
Hrltnln In the early period of the Soutn
African Was It was a position recutrine
the greatest tact and diplomacy, and tn
selection of to you::? a man wai a compli
ment which fortunately was Justified.
After reporting to the State Department
at Washington he came Immediately to
New Haven to attend the triennial reunion
of his class CSS) at Yale. He spent the first
day -and evening after his arrival wth
friends In the city, returning to his apart- I that It will be o-uicatej with an annlvor
ments at the New Haven House about mid- I sary memorial servlc on the second ana;
n!ht. It Is supposed he sat by an opn versa ry of jouni; Hay's death.
axher sas. "We're acbiar: to hae that banner"
KaloKw. Xo 41i bad a .ni time. A F.
GeschwhuSner presldlaa:. anl calitna: on vUtors
for shott talk-, to unite Iat ITvAldent c"6;e.
Ilrolhers Ssnnier aod iltllr renanleil. Brolr.er
Dole and ItarmoDd eatertalBed the MiWr suh
j recitations and roars. Sister Gttertn cave by re-
cuest uoe of her character sktt r.e
.Vrllnx n. No ZF. held a meetlnc Tr 4i
n'ch.. td weather keeping daws a larxe attend
arce Plans are made in add mart rew men-be-
to thl circle which stands third amenz the
nfifn circle, .jf the cit supreme Chaplain
Milr stated that accorrilns to the lai ruteoiee.t
la ihe Uarette. notwlihsundlne the heavy death
rate, a cmra of J3 ) had been made lo th r--sette
and surplu. since Jaiuare is. 11: mak'nc
a t)txl of rjX.sM S Membership aumt !..
The followlnc elntes meet the ,-miar week.
Tcwer Grove. No. 4ts Social I.eaxu No 111.
World's Fair N- i Laclel No. 4. Choa
tau. No. J50. Imperial. No. 53.
"UNCLE JACK" MAY LIVE
TO BE AS OLD AS MOSES.
VelI-Knotvu Indian Celeliratem One
ilnadred and Elchteenlh Illrth.
day With Ills ISO Descendants.
BEI'L-BLIC SrECIAU
Cookson. I. T.. Oct. 4. One hundred and
fifty of the descendants of J. Cookon of
Cookson. familiarly and lovingly called Un
cle Jack by every one, met, at his re.5 Jen?"
near this place yesterday for the purpose
of celebrating his one hundred and etebt
enth birthday. Lacking only two veil f
the as;e of Moses, when he ascended the
.mountains of Nebo to Bare upon the Prom
ised Land, like that great lawgiver, his eyes.
are .not dim. neither Is his natural stren-th
abated. He 1' the Idea of the aboriginal,
uncontamlnatcd by latter-day vices.
Born and srown up to manhood at a
period long anterior to the advent of mis
sionaries among his people, he stll! s.eks
Htuirvuua aisu j(uiuiim zroul id. urat
Spirit cdored by hi ancestors. He looks j
forward to an eternity cf ha Dryness in the
happy hunting ground. here verdant rr.l . tnree years ra e the remaining JAD
Is intersperceil with virgin forest, and the ,fc,r r mnw.m ,,. .,.., -.. ,
buffalo, bear. deer, elk are to be found In . trough Its own efforts. He alo agreed to
plenty. He is happy and content in his t p.y the Interest during thli time. The of
rellKtous views, and possesse'" the simple. I etr of Mr. Rockefeller has b-en submitted
Uni?liarryDfifeal;has1,,n?Ied1 SiS? adventure. ! the trustees and. although It has not a
"When a ycung man he sam the Talapoosa. s yet been formally accepted, the officers of
at Horseshoe Bend, and thus rendered pos- the church were overjojed and enthusiastic
slhle Jackson s capture of that stronrhold I ... , --, .. i,,ii...!.. .-,
of the Creeks. After removal to this Tor- . Th J!a ci Tort, " "ed!a e! e, .-.-ritory.
he fought the Ossge on the plain scribed by the trustees and their friends a'
of Cootteescoowee. the fierce Comanches. on Keneral prayer meeting held after the set-
the bank. of the Arkansas, and asuis ted rtn-
latter at the liter period In annihilating the
canlhat Tonkawae.
Hli descendants are prominent In the
Termor)', and one of thrm. Senator E. I.
Cookson. Ii mentioned In LOnnectlun wU
the next chieftainship.
EXHIBITON 0F DRAWINGS.
Oils, Water Colors, Sketches and
Cartoons Will Be Shown.
An entirely unique ami interesting exhi
. ".r - . . -
f&.?l.?2?hi.i) SS,ht,jri ?' L .iS?
rrst exhibition, which, it Is to be nopec.
Is-mk. M5rSf,e.r-.?,v'SSl4l?nai.l
5iV..a!Sv.in-not7S5iy-Mr,;n. J5
SSiii1 ;n?eSe,5ii'f.4?J2 hta
v-"ilf:i 25rnCS. ihll?I ,bi.e.Jj-k
an? JhiV. 'HS.JSi &tT JT'ifSr"..
of cartoons, comics and newspaper lllustra-
tions. wah drawlngt. water colors and a,
few oils will be shown In about 1.9M Pic
tures. An Interesting feature combining art and
humor skill be a series of original cartoon
illustrating some tad or fancy ot eacn ot
nc patrons, ot wnom tnete
a num
ber cf the most rrromlnent citizen of St.
I-oul Among th-m are: A. A Allen.
I tl.nl.U I.K.I.. 1 .
niVT ' ,. r'''"v,- "sii'
iianlBmiri Tlthaffstas. I s
H Britton. AlanMin D. Brown. Paul Brown!
Nicholas, M. Bell. C. P. Blanke. J. V S.
"w .c . u.w..M. rf. , iwm-i.yi..
rav farleton. I'hll CThew Dai. US n rjlbun.
I John N. Urummond. Joseph 'JV. Folk. Nor-
ns tj. uregg. v.. M. 11 utile. arwi;g m.
Hough. Thomas B. Harvey. W. WJ Hen
drson. Chas. P. Johnson. Breekrfnridge
Jjnes. George J. Kobusch. Jacob Klein. C.
W. L-ey. George B. lvlgh'on. 'W. J
Lemp. Jr.. John A. Ie. Finis EL Mnrshcl!.
Theo. r. Meyer. TVUUam 8. JlcChesney.
Nell A SIcMHUn. Daniel C. Nugent. Cor
win H Spencer. F. J V Skiff. E. O. Stan
rrd. Gecrge J Tan.-ey. John A. Tally. H.
H. VTernse. G. Herbert Walker. Edsrarls
Whltakcr. Festu J. Wade. O-car L. White
law. Julius S. Walsh. George C R. Wag
oner. B. 1 WlnchelL J. Sidney Walker.
Julius C Strauss. Wm. K. Blxbr. Jos.
I Ramfey. Jr.. and others.
purchasers, the success socially and flnan-
dally or tee cxainiuan is asirea
claltv
The newspaper Anisis society was or
ganised with the primary object of the gen
eral betterment of the art of netrspaper il
lustration, for an Increased fraternal and
feeling of good fellowship among the ar
tists, and with the hope of ultimately ef
fecting a permanent institution. To this
end this first exhibition will be given. The
following artists form the Committee of
.Urangements"
H. B. Mnrtin. Dick Wood. George Mc
Manns. Ed Eksergian. S. Car'lsle Martin.
Berthold Wldmann. Paul Fred Berdanier.
Edward Grtnham, J Gay Martin, Miss Una,
"Barclay. Henry Thode. George Walters.
Louis E. Donshoe, A. Briscoe, A. Block.
George Stick. Mlsa Anita Moore. F. F. Por
ter, ilax Orthwtln. treasurer.
PIANO SALE mw going en at the ware
rooms of the JESSE FRENCH PIANO
AND ORGAN COMPANY. 1U1 Olive street.
uttion niu ne mat given Dy the .vejarpajr Un-.wn a th Tr.entv-thlrd Street BapUt '. ,' WlssfagSaSsssaWsg. jUMtX 7
ot'haiifnr'fK . viehKirSe,brrbfS: - '" dedlcaied at lvlngtcn f " -XT 1
wo mil nr
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window to cool oft before retlrlnir. fe'l
aKleep anl then fell head foremost ort of
the window. Pnonly aftr 3 a. m. his d-l
body a seen by a passer-by lying on th
itone M-w.-at1c ftllesctlv trader the windows
! of ire moras 1 occupied at the hotel, flit
uewin cast a oeep Kioom over tn com
metr-eroent eiwdws at the unlverlty. To
many the week, which bad been planned rj
a high holiday became a week of mcurn'ns
Many of the festivities planned were um-
ruarllr abandoned, and the class of '3S cut
short their celebration, offerlnc all sympi-
thy and ieh altince as they could
Ki. Cntnllv- In fhlf- sffltotlofl flit. r1 -fie
mixl proniLl.ic P'lltlcal careers of the dav
had filled untimely
The chapel, designed by Trowbridge Jc
J l-4tifctnne hlih m fn .tftel 9 k m.m.i.
rial of that career. Is belnc -re ttl on th-
rumpus of the Westminster School. h.-n
until two vears aco was located 'at I. bb
.Terri. . i. Jt wu inrrr uitt ttunf; jta
as prepared for Yale. He graduated ttHl
Weslat nstf's class oT 'S4 His yours t
brother, who Is now at the school, win
CradUQte In the class of '01.
Work upon the exterior l belns puhei
rapidly, so that the Interior decorators
and finl'hers may carry on their work, at
leisure during the fall and winter months.
The building Is 78 ttl rone and butlt f
stone and stucco, with shlncie roof, art
glass windows, exposed timber" Inside and
win nave a seating rapacity ot im Trie cos
i will annroxlmate H-JS. I- ! expe.te.1 now
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
HAS SAVED A CHURCH
Offered 2::.CC0 Toward '..'aiu
Debt of Wasliinpton Heights
Baptist Congregation.
HE WILL ALSO PAY INTEREST.
Stipulated That Mission Society
aud . Menibers of the .Church
Should liaise Twenty Thou
sand Dollars Each.
REPfBlJC SPECIAL
New York. Oct. l Through too generosi
ty of John D. HockeMler the Wa'Mngtot
Heights Baptist Church now sees the way
qut of financial Hf3eu!t!s so serkMS 'that
the trustees were about to osget that on
November 1 next the hoci of worship be
clored. I
Mr Rockefeller guaranteed J3.00 of the
Indebtedness cf J-3. on the condition Mwt
! the Bapttt City Mltoo Society give VMMti
more The gift was accompanied by tn
provision that the congregation shall In
slon of the trustees Then followed a pcrlJ
uf rejoicing and thankgilng and the mem
bers of the church went ana) declaring
that co effort nouhl be spared to rats the
licceesary funds.
VEXED 1'HOBLEM OF CHL'HCH.
ThU l Sir. KockeMler'a, solution uf one
of the vexed problems of the Baptist Chun i
In thki city. The Vuhlngton Heights Ba,'
llst Cliur-h l one of the oldest urbaniza
tions of the dnomination la Nca York. The
original house cf worship wa in Manun
street, and was known as the Union Uaptls.
Church. Owing to th- trend of the por-"--
tien nortbwerd, a neft house of wor-h'n
handomst of Its Llrd In the city ai
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! and rrty-r.fth street, at cost of 11TS,0-U.
'rh' I1W.W) was Invested In the new
'udlng and a mortgage .f $3. was glvrn
i - Dr Dc Savings lcatltuUon. Th
! congregation look pontlon of ito new
llisenlj. h,,i nri.n.
CHARGES AGAINST TRUSTEES.
It was charged that the trustees were too
desirous of placing the heavy obligations of
building the church upon the congregation.
One of the trustees was Interested In Geor
gia marble; another in hardware, and a
third was a builder. They all insisted that
they had sold supplic to the church prao
". - W-. " " f.C .-.-S .....
itMilla, . a... .... .1.. t..k t1.A .h..
I thought they were overansious in the
.' ThVedl-eo wan hunt of Gecrcla marble
,Tia fiundafton of Ma?ne gramtf. MM-
tecturallv it Is one of the mot imposing
houes of worship In the northern part of
the rlty It if said that It has the larjeat
single eh-jrch window !n the coontrj.
Owing to the disagreements In the con
grecatton and the fact that the change of
I lociUon alienated many of the old members.
ine trustees icunu it oiaicuu io racei ex
penses and to pav the Interest.
The sum of J7LM3 was raised last year for
current expencx but. although the congre
gation was growing and the church was be-
ginning to fe-llv flourish and take root In
lorefbeclhey
meeting the principal or tne mortgage.
... .L... : ... ..- .4... .....i.
For this reason there was serious consid
eration of & plan to close the church. Thia
plan, owing to the offer of Mr. Rockefeller,
will cow be no loafer necessary.
CHARIOT RACE THROUGH
STREETS OF PARIS.
EPB-TAIt BT CABLE TO THB KEW" TORK
HEIIALO AND THE ST LOCK REPUBLIC.
Paris. Oct. t People passing along the
"uwicvara ue uicor c uicr uj were
surpris-d to see a cab galloping with a
dox?n or more pursuing It at racms speel.
The leading vehicle collided with a rag-
picker's dotkey cart, and the result was. a
general smash. The donkey was killed, th
cab horiethroWn and the driver stutbed.
The police arrived and an explanation fol-
loweiThe driver was taking a drink at a
cafe and heard the cab moving. He looked
and saw a thief In possession and driving
off. He lumped into an empty cab acd fol-
Irwed. The chare was Joined In by cabs in
the street, and a sort of chariot race eu-
sued, ending as stated. it
i ttv inuiui inuiT:ii i-wn jiv.w- r
Opportunities Improved Lead to
i-ortune and Fame.
Within three months. When this occurs dividends wil! be paid
and stock will advance to par more than likely, ten times par.
Some years ago the public was otferetl the following storks at nominal figures. Each
S
to-day is in demand at a fancy
5300 invested in Gall! Coin in 1897 it nor north - 1! 1.000
S500 invested in Liliie in 1895 is now worth. 3.003
5503 invested in Portland ii 1896 is now w?rih 8.000
5500 invested in Etkton in 1396 i now worth 3.420
There are thousands of instances in Colorado where investments in bona-fide properties have
returned many hundred fold for every dollar inve-tel an.l have made m:n and women independent
for the balance of their lives. More fortunes are created in gold mining than in any of the other
industries, and it is the only product the demand for which fails not. and market quotations coatrol
not. A sma.il investmsrvt in, (his compa.ny, which is sa.fe"and sure of quick riturns, ma.y Bring an r
enormous return at any moment. It nas the p33s:biiitis of rivaling the rsa.t mines of the past. If
Z3X3. 2VXcOJa.S5.T,2jC-ST OOTVX2? VTNrsr, Banlrora. K
Cop niiHilltr. J103.0O0. Galrestorl. Tex.. Sepr 1-. lfl S
Thts bank wll rc-elve ubrriet'oT 'or lie to. k of the Pitkin Gold E" J! nlntr and Reduction Company and hold the p
funds In trust suhjec to t-m of cuansn.e.-. sihl-h are as fol'owy. Li
"SobuclDtloiw to the toi-K of ih lsi kin Gold Ket vtninz nd Red ictlon Co sent t or deposited with Ed McCkrthv : O . 2
n uaiicston. are to be hM In tnt for sWs-rlbe. until the -"oiucany cut an ore noot ot rmc;nnji sraae i: ounee to nuncex. r
K Zt to fli p.r t"r. and rake-, shtstner . t'r3 the comcany forntsblns a -cert:l-iie exec-ite-l by enmoetent parties that a :n
la nel ba cut ..n e ho.n ni h nrn.-.'ts mede cf rne;n ore. th hank wH "d".fr !l funds to tbe'll'kln Gold Belt il.nl-.:
sr-l Klu'ti"i o--np.ir. 4t'S icert a'j'ii.f :o-s; will be luel to snrreT8 n-n
"ii:d tbe i'..ium i.t i in J. remn'Mi fhki m:sin lhrte m-inihv tine, all fmrH
H eis UDOti pre-wi-.t tit' f ie lot 3-ul by
U The Board o Iretrr" "t rW r'.ikln
sponelMe. aad ire can recommend the
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The prdperty of this Company, consisting cf over acre, with ne rr.tte of a true assure vein I Incate.1 in n,nni.n
wwsi "zJEJSV- H k",n toGmln Gold Belt, which ts therleafGold Belt of "loTadd. Ur r"ode?o? d&
whl'h ha p;od-u.ed s. p,r cent rao-e said than the total output of the CVippIr "reeit Di.trlct Mr "" or I0-''
JJiJUT' J2?cnTL m2?ry ?? bJJr imf. b"' ha:!' ai-f paid for. and with It oevelopme'm is b-'lnc pu-hed nisht aad dav
i- Tti"?? v bnsclppsd Irora shallow working- to the iiuena Viats, SmtlMrijUi. o r wn The of mlJ-
!S tbea:mIneDr?TrBlS5,M "nM,,",, Pr ,0n- J,n lh!s ,DL PoibilTtSr ofrtT-i"-
urTtoc?P.,ano-0or;-edt,ai'tCOn,panr " Suw'-P-'- - "i . n-ox-fan paid 3 non-aseable. A portion of the treas-
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TJ.Perr.KI V t2J" Plared tn a tm-t fnd. o when guarantee Is complied with and shipments of ore begin, funds will be U
hand for the immedtate erecritn of mi: ,. hcr I'tg-hnu-. buying horWand wagon Tcr htag ore to the railroad in! P
on
m?
to return any st.!'-rlption.
To prospectlte pur haer of JIM
and pur.-hae afterward' foul! y. u
For furth-' j,rticu!jr, propeitu.
Pitkin Gold Belt fining: and Reduction Co.
ottoxL U:cii.a..-o SixildlTicr, f Galvoeton.
il..ke ai. mi- . ru. s rheks. r:-.' p,ya"f ti EI' JfC.UlTIir CO.. trasf.es, who wl'r send rec'lpts for sa
INO COAL!
Those interested in the use of Beaumont oil for heating and cooking purposes
are invited to visit the demonstrating office, where various furnaces, heating,
cookins and laundry stoves are equipped and in operation.
AiERiSAN FUEL OIL BURNER MFG. CO
MRS. MARKHAM SUES M0RAN.
Finds That HV I" Not Her Lonj;
Lost Xt'iihew.
RKPIBU'- SI'EC1,VI
Xix York. Xt. -4 -In a petition Jjst fi'.--i
!n court hre Mrs. HeU-n M Mark-am.
Idow of a. Chkaco hanVer. from vihcm sh-
Inherited fUMst hs akd that Charles
H. Mean aUat "Chappy" Mono, be de
clared a bankrupt. This action is taken in
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-. ii.g . j, nas uti.iP, d :o lint
fir i-.vn'n--t e-ronc a.!y supposing Hiat !
his Ttpresentatlon that Jve was her long- '
lost nepnw was true. "
Mrs. Markham declared in her perllion
tjat Moran. with lnteat ,to defraud u.i
credltors. gave a chattel mortgage a Tea
weeks ago. without consideration, to a
woman named Tnerese WIIMam.
It covers personal proierty valued at 515.
"na. including dsaraono Jewelry, b-lc-a-brac.
bronz's. taint incs. household furni
ture and a horse ..nd runabout, fpon Mr
Markham's arx!sratlon Charles i Unite
has been appointed receiver for Moran
personal property under a bond of E5i
The paictirg ln-Iude several canvases. i
well-known artrs'-
A. H. HUMMEL DEFENDS ROSE.!
Attorney Denies: Accusations iladi j
Against Imprisoned Actor.
racrcBUi- ttrxriAi. ,
New lork. Oct. s-Th voltie la Jacob's
voice, but the hand ! the hand oT Esax" !
From that text A II. Hummel, in vlgo--
orts phrases, proclaimed the tanocni of '
Ws client. Harry C Roe. who killed hW
I ?.'' n,, a'!.,,1 .,Be f'atemenu made by .
heV Ufinlw s erip'iS
I' liTI f"'; -:ii"ira.' v"w
. are shared bv one rf A!r rrn--- .l.,
Mrs. John McDonald.
"Rarely. If ever, tn my experience." ald
Mr. Hummel, "hare -I encountered so much
of wretched, cowardly injustice as; Is being
heaped upon this man. Rose, whn'lsbeh'nd
Drtsan bars, and uncn his noor wnr. whJ. ,
in the grave.
When Rose's side of the ston- hss Kn
JieJC -?.'. 55 S"' "1?J5-
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er tne prvper perron nas oeen saCTlSced on
the altar of Justice Is not fcr me to say. I
have in my possession documentary evi
dence to Justify the killing of at least one
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i ?! iJla' 1kBftLw Re w",.n"-
I fri,a ?7 JtuFSJVJ? c5?,rsf 'J131 bZ
i , L5 ' fE??!?-?1 1!on ot
friends, will come forward anil My he was
nfthenS??tT,? S?,? avthtnRwa:
I " Dldn t Ms fldellty to her show that
". loved her? It Is cruel to utter such
things fcr the purpose of shielding- the
guilty one.
Mr. Sprngwe Saya
It I.s wel known that verv fin coffee Is
I served at I-catcs;en Lunchrooms.
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price and painj; a large income r
5500iinves(ed in
S500'invcsted in
5500 invested in
SS00 invsstid in
this bank.' ,
Gold Beit Vlnlns; and 1"ducllon Company
cmpary as worthy of contrle-e.
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0,640.
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C'i- -4 . SV" m. - ' P . J
""-o' J.x-fc m. w iSJLliX3.&
i2G C7023LTS3 "r0"" ctlrroI,p'r' Vnluo 1 C?r "1
Itill Paid ami o5l As w. able. -Ji.OO,. L
Kr:i IJ ilCLIKVIXC.
worth
r !'i"aC TCp ar- Arriwie frafHV. trln .
ctth! srt thing fairer than this? -
etc. addreis
IHERS
NO ASHES!
D. A.BRISLIN. President.
NOTICE.
STOCK
Idaho Colli Mines Development Go.
THUNDER MOUNTAIN, IDAHO,
Will Advance 50 Oct. 10th. Present Pries 10 Cents Per Share.
Advance Price Will Be 15 Cents Per Share, Par Value S1.00.
Such froc rallllnp pokl ore values have never been known to the
mimns tvorfj.
Our first allotment of treasury- stock at 10 cents Is nearly all sold,
vvl.cn u more will be offered at this price.
Ft 'Ubscrip'ions antl fujl partiiuUrc. address
I0&HQ GOLD MIKES DEVELOPMENT CO,
SECURITY BOHD AND STOCK CO., Fiscal Agants,
306-7 Chemical Bid?., St. Louis, Mo.
-IDAHO MIXING JOl'KXAL" SENT FREE.
1 GATE MINING COMPANY
J. n. Drary. Cotton Factor. Pre.. J. "U. Peters. Capitalist, Vlce-Prcs.
It. M. Fry. R. II. Fry Lumber Co- eeretnrjr and Treasurer.
These are the Ecatlemea who conduct the affairs of the "Golden,
Gate. and their reputation alone la snOJrleat suarantee as to the sta
bility ot the organization. The UoIden Gate owss over SOO acrea of
urn tine a mineral land as there la In Eldorado Conatr, California, lo
cated directly on the "MOTHER LODE.- only a mile from where Mar
shall flr-st discovered cold In California In IS-ll). The great Sprlnjclleld
Mine, which pnld dividends of S5.X)0 a month, la right oa the same
vein n the "Kolden Gate." The liljr Clinrch Mine, which Is on the
other side, has been a dividend-payer for yearn anil years. In fact,
the "Mother I.otle" Is dotted from one end to the other with great dlvi-ilcnrf-paylna;
mlacst this Is the home of the ttold In thia section of Cal
ifornia. We have ore In onr nder from the "Golden Gate" which run
from 3 to more than SSIOO per ton. The company la now preparing; to
erect their stamp mill, shaft A'o. I l atolnar ilonni nil bankhoa.es, of
fice bulldlne. dlnlas-raoms. everythlne is completed. "Golden Gate"
l now offered ut Co per share. I'ar value, g I.Otl; In other words, yon
bay a dollar's worth of stock for 3c. "Great Western" Is worth Sl.OO
per share of nay man's money; we sold thia stock nt Sn "Golden
(. ate" will be worth KI.OO per share ax anon as yon Elve the offlrcrs an
opportunity to develop the properly anil pat op the stamp mill. The
ore ran be mined auil milled fortes than 9lJVt per ton. "Golden Gate"
ha three distinct ledges for ore running clear through the property.
Price will advance to 1.IX per share aa soon am sufficient money ts se
en red to complete the stsmp mill and place the mine on a dlvidead
pnylng hnsls. The man who can bay "Golden Gate" at 3c Is lucky,
indeed. The directors have the power to advance the price at any
time. We advise yon to hoy XOW. and not only make the proSt In
the rise of the stock, bat secure yonr dividends. Oar weekly market
letter free upon application. Dny "Golden Gate' and make hundreds
of unllars on a small Investment.
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MA M VIE TUT OF Oil. HEL.
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Superintendent of Capitol Will Try
, iew Heating-, Apparatus.
7fsr-mt- Brsr-TAI.-
Washington. Oct. 4.
Elliott Woods. Su
n.-:n.rbm n
perintendent of the Capitol building, has ar
ranged to test the efficiency of cil as an
agency for heating the. great white edifice.
Experiments, with oW-humlng devices have
leen 1n progress for rum time by Mr.
Wcod-. and he has ordered that they be at
tached to some of the boilers that a prac
tical tet may be made. This wok will be
done by a Texas oil company which jas
offered to equip the boilers with the proper
mechanism for oil' consumption, and to do
nate ifW barrels of oil with which to dem
onstrate the value of the fluid as a means
of heating. The offer has not been formal
iv accepted, but authority has been given
the company to make a full teat of the
new fuel.
Opportunities Neglected Leave a
Person in Poverty and Obscurity.
one
Home Mining .n 1593 is now worth.$I2.300
Vindicator in I97 ix now worth-
Isab:!!a in 1893 it now worth.. .
3.100
2.100
Gold Kin in 1897 is now worth .. 5.000
presentation oi receipt iuen oy im-t -ant.
sm held in troat wlU be returned to tbs--Tib-
.......
are well knows to tr to be reliable ar.J rc-
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-IiiS3.CX-3n.SO.
r iwuva o. ue ireas- e
.-,T,s. J J -w i ...
w ... iou izuie nt
Toxas.
send rec'lpts for same.
THE PRAGTIGai SOLUTION OF THE
HEATING AND COOKING PROBLEMS.
NO DIRT!
310 NORTH
bj ELEVENTH ST.
OF THE
CO., 39B GssExenfal Ink BUC.. Sf . Liois. Hs.
The chi'f electrician and the chief en
gineers of the Senate and House wings
have also b-en authorized by Superintend
ent Woods to visit Baltimore to inspect
methods that are being ued then? In sev
eral large power plants with liquid fueL
While the scarcity of coah-and the fer
that the strike may be continued Indefinite
ly, have been instrumental in exciting- gen
erat interest In the use of lkruM fuel, the
qurstton has been under consideration fcr
a long time by Superintendent Woods.
Before rcelvlng the offer from the Texas
Company, he had reached the concliislorr
that oil could be suceessfuHv used In the
Capitol building a? fuel for heating pu
pose. He argued that oil fuel would ob
viate the coal ga odors which often err p
Into the legislative" halls through the draft
It would obviate the handling of large
quantities of ashes, which have to be flt-CZ
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vaieu irom oeiow onto toe siucwaih, oi ue
east side of the budding, and it would ilj
away with the constant hauling of coat; -"3
also on. this side of the fcuildlng god
grounds.
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