Capewell certainly did get a lot of mileage out of these rocks.
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Adolph Tumser appears to be the one who’s thumbing his nose. A little history here:
Adolph was born in Amaliendorf, Austria in 1862 and immigrated to Olean, NY with parents and 2 brothers in 1871. His father and brother Edward were farmers, his brother Alexander was a tailor, and Adolph was a bartender before becoming a cigar maker.
In 1892 he spent a few months in Costa Rica as a colonist with the Central American Land Colonization and Mining Company.
Adolph married Catherine Leighton in 1893, had 8 children, moved to Port Allegany, PA. before 1904 and died there in 1933.
Thanks for the information, Ann!