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7 TIMES AROUND
NEW YORK CITY
Avaitor Hamilton Sails Rings
Around Governor’s Island
Pouring Rain and Broken Guy Wire
Do No* Daunt— Fly to Phil­
adelphia Next.
New York.— Such a little thing
as a broken guy wire could not
keep Charles K. Hamilton on the
ground today. In the pouring rain,
Halmilton le ft the ground at 12 minu­
tes past 6 this evening and for 10 min­
utes and three seconds circled the low­
er end of Governor's island and hov­
ered over the harbor.
In making his preliminary run over
the sandy surface of the island, Hamil­
ton bumped a surveyor’s stake and
smashed a guy wire. He knew it him­
self, but nobody else did until he
alighted after a beautiful flight.
I t rained hard all day, but despite
the faint prospects o f decent weather
for a flight, a good-sized crowd bore
witness to their faith in Hamilton’s
daring.
Shortly before 6 o’clock the
weather moderated. There was almost
no wind and the heavy, moisture-laden
air was just right for aviation.
So
Hamilton wheeled out his machine,
warmed up the engine and was off in
a few minutes.
Seven times he circled the island at
a height o f about 200 feet and then
came down with the swoop o f a falcon.
Hamilton confidently
expects to
start tomorrow morning at 7 o’ clock on
his flight to Philadelphia and return
for the New York Times and the Phila­
delphia Public Ledger prize.
A special train w ill accompany him.
The weather prediction for tomorrow
in the territory Hamilton w ill traverse
is fair to cloudy, with rising winds.
BEVERLY A W A IT S T A F T .
Summer White House Ready for Pres­
ident and Family.
Beverly,
Mass. — The
Summer
White House is swept and dusted;
the broad lawns are green, the elms
have not yet fe lt the blight o f the gyp­
sy moth, and all nature smiles on
Woodberry park, where President T aft
and his family will again seek rest
and health during the coming heated
term.
The T aft family w ill arrive on the
23d. Staid Beverly people are some­
what excited also at the prospect of
having Colonel Roosevelt among them
for a few days next month as a guest
o f his son-in-law, Congressman Nichol­
as Longworth, o f Ohio.
The Long-
worth summer cottage occupies a point
o f land near that on which the T aft
estate is located.
Colonel Roosevelt's chief activities
while in Massachusetts are expected
to be expended in the vicinity of Bos­
ton, as he will be the guest o f Senator
Lodge at Nahant after the Harvard
commencement and w ill speak before
the National Educational association in
Boston on July 8.
R O O S E V E L T W IL L BE IN PARADE
F LO U R B O T T L E BLOW S UP.
Chemist Tells o f Injurious Effect of
Doctored Article on Stomach.
BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY
WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS
Kansas City, Mo. — The contents
Washington, June 18.— The rules of
of a bottle, said by attorneys for
the government to have contained the house were defended and critics of
bleached flour, exploded during the the speaker were severely scored by
“ bleached flour" trial here today.
It Speaker Cannon in a brief address in
was while Professor S. F. Acre, o f the the session o f the house today.
Mr. Cannon contended that the rules
chemistry department o f Johns Hop­
kins university, was on the stand that as amended by the Fifty-first congress
and as enforced by him had never in­
the explosion occurred.
“ What caused it? ” asked an attor­ terfered with the w ill o f the majority
o f the house when an actual majority
ney.
"T h e formation o f peroxide gas in had objected on any proposition.
He Bcored newspaper and magazine
the flour,” answered the professor.
“ Decomposition as well as bleaching writers who had criticized him, and
would cause gas to form in flour,” he declared they had proceeded from a
lack o f knowledge and upon false
explained.
On cross-examination the professor premises. The venerable speaker was
admitted that there were nitrites in greeted by cheers from his Republican
colleagues when he had concluded.
air, rainwater and melted snow.
The speaker asked unanimous con­
Alfred Steigel, professor of clinical
medicine in the University o f Pennsyl­ sent to address the house for 10 min­
vania, testified that nitrites, when in­ utes. There was no voice o f protest.
troduced into a human body, lowered Nearly every member o f the house was
the grade o f the blood, depressed the in his place and every eye was centered
Proceeding in measured
circulation, had an injurious effect on on him.
the muscular tissues and excited in­ tones, Mr. Cannon declared that who­
juries to the stomach and intestinal. ever would be bpeaker of the house,
tracts by impairing indigestion.
He whether for two or eight years, could
added that in 50 years o f practice he not escape criticism. He spoke o f the
had never seen a case of nitrite poison­ 50,000 bills introduced in each con­
gress, all with their advocates demand­
ing.
Miss Hanna L. Wesslyng, o f the ing consideration.
“ Many members introduced bills
government food laboratory, Chicago,
brought into court biscuits o f her own ; that they don't want passed,” said Mr.
baking. The biscuits had been made Cannon explaining the troubles that
by Miss Wesslyng from some o f the face the speaker.
President T a ft signed the railroad
flour seized by the governmenL Those
which had been subjected to the Greiss bill at 10:15 o’clock tonight, shortly
re-agent test were pink.
Biscuits after his return from Pennsylvania.
made from unbleached flour subjected The measure, as well as the statehood
to the same test retained their normal bill, had been passed by the house to­
color. Miss Wesslyng said the pink day and sent immediately to the White
color indicated the presence o f nitrites. House. The president did not sign the
statehood bill. _________
O PEN S H O P C O U P IN VIEW.
Washington, June 19.— The house of
representatives today furnished the re­
400,000 Men Will Be Taken to Los markable spectacle of passing, with
only one member voting in opposition,
Angeles If Unions War.
a strongly-worded "re fo rm ” rule de­
Los Angeles,
Cal. — Owing to signed to correct an acknowledged leg­
threats by San Francisco labor union islative abuse— the “ smothering” of
leaders to spend a fortune, if neces­ legislation in committee.
sary, to make this a union city, the
Democrats, Republicans and “ insur­
Merchants’ & Manufacturers' associa­ gents” joined hands in adopting the
tion, which stands for the open shop,
rule.
has arranged with 400,000 working
Representative Rucker, Democrat,
men in the East to come to Los Ang­ o f Missouri, was the member who
eles to live if a general strike is called stood out against iL
He assailed the
here. These include trained men in new rule in vigorous language and was
all branches o f the metal and building joined in his denunciation by Represen­
trades.
tative Sims, Democrat, of Tennessee.
Secretary Zeehandelaar stated today The latter, however, did not vote
that i f all the union workers in the
against the rule.
city were to strike their places could
Representative Champ Clark,
the
be filled in ten days. He added:
minority leader, supported the rule
“ We have a list o f over 400,000 “ as a forward step in reforming the
names of non-union mechanics o f every rules of the house” and asserted that
character registered in Eastern cities, he himself was the author.
who can and w ill be brought here if
Representative Dalzell, chairman of
ever an attempt be made to force an the committee on'.rules, laid the rule
industrial war. When they reach here before the house. The measure pro­
they will find employment and w ill be vided for the discharge of committees
protected in their rights as American from the consideration of any bill and
citizens to earn an honest living. the placing o f the bill upon the calen­
Whatever may come, we are pre­ dar upon a m ajority vote o f the house
pared.”
membership.
Denouncing the rule,
Sims of Tennessee, shouted to the in­
SW O LLE N F O R TU N E S BLED.
surgents across the isle: “ Where are
the fruits o f your victory? Indians,
Minnesota Gets Fat Sum From Es­ show me your scalps. I want to see
tate o f John S. Kennedy.
what you w ill get. Nothing.”
The rule, he declared, was defective
St. Paul,
Minn. — Through
a
settlement effected with the estate in that it permitted the recall of a bill
o f John S. Kennedy, N ew York multi­ from a committee almost immediately
millionaire, Minnesota has been en­ after it was referred, without givin g
riched to the extent o f $345,325, one time for its consideration.
Senator Jones today introduced bills
o f the greatest sums ever paid in this
appropriating $15,000 each for public
country as an inheritance tax.
The tax is the first paid on property building sites at Wenatchee and Ellens-
in Minnesota by a non-resident. It burg, Washington.
Thousands o f Delegates Will Line Up
and See Him Go By.
consists o f 100,000 shares o f stock in
Washington, June 16.— A fter re­
N ew York. — Secretary Crosby, the Great Northern Railway company. maining on the senate calendar for al­
The state w ill also endeavor to col­ most three months, the bill providing
of the Roosevelt
Reception
committee, estimates that between lect an inheritance tax from the estate for the admission o f Arizona and New
15,000 and 20,000 will be in line along of the late E. H. Harriman, who is Mexico to separate statehood was tak­
F ifth avenue next Saturday afternoon supposed to have owned stock in the en up by the senate today and passed
during the parade in honor o f Roose­ Minneapolis & St. Louis and the Great after a debate lasting a little more
Northern railroads.
This will prob than two hours.
v e lt’s return.
R. A. C. Smith, chairman o f the ably far exceed that of the Kennedy
A favorable report was made to the
harbor display committee, places the estate.
senate today on the house bill appro­
estimte o f boats at something over 100.
priating $25,000 for erecting and
“ Open Shop" is Endorsed.
Many of the organizations will be
equipping detention hospital for the
Tacoma,
Wash. — Trustees
of Alaska insane at Fairbanks and Nome.
in uniform and nearly all will have
bands. To each organization compris­ the Tacoma chamber o f commerce
Representative Poindexter today in­
ing more than 100 persons a block has today adopted resolutions declaring for troduced a resolution calling for a con­
been assigned on Fifth avenue.
They the “ open shop,” and it is announced gressional investigation into the al­
will not march, but w ill stand in their the Commercial club w ill do likewise leged timber-land frauds in the Marble
places as Colonel Roosevelt, the Rough at its next meeting. The resolutions creek district o f Northern Idaho, under
Riders and other Spanish war veterans declare that “ organized labor has no which a subsidiary of the Weyerhaeu­
right, either by force or otherwise, to ser company is alleged to have ac­
go pasL
interfere with the rights o f any indi­ quired title to very valuable white
Western Union Indicted.
vidual to work for whomsoever he may pine lands.
There is no likelihood
Washington, D. C. — The Federal see fiL and on whatever terms may be that the resolution w ill pass.
grand jury today returned an indict­ arranged between the employer and
A favorable report was made today
ment against the Western Union Tele­ employe,” and assert the “ open shop” to the senate on P iles’ bill establish­
graph company, charging it with 42 is for the best interests o f all.
ing a subtreasury at Seattle and fixing
the salary o f the assistant treasurer at
violations of the bucketshop law of
$4,500. The bill provides for a full
March 1, 1909.
Brazil Next Sees Revolution.
The claim that the Western Union
Berlin, Germany.— Advices received corps o f officials. There is no lik eli­
company, by means o f a telegraph wire by the German Cablegram company hood whatever that the bill will become
and a ticker, aided and abetted the from Rio de Janeiro state that insurg­ a law.
conduct o f a bucketshop in the District ents in the prefecture o f Jurua, in the
The omnibus public building bill
of Columbia. The 42 counts o f the Acre district o f Western Brazil, have will soon be reported to the house will
indictments vary only in the dates on driven out the government officials and carry $100,000 for public building at
which the alleged violations are said declared their independence.
The Pocatello, Idaho, and $10,000 for a site
The senate today
to have occurred.
Acre territory, where an insurrection at Idaho Falls.
is reported to have occurred, has an passed the Borah bill appropriating
Japs to Renounce Treaty.
area o f about 74,000 square miles and $10,000 for a site at Twin Falls.
The president today nominated Guy
Washington,
D.
C.. — T h e a populaion o f about 70,000. The ter­
Japanese government, on Friday will ritory was acquired by Brazil from K. Calhoun, o f Seattle, as professor
renounce the existing treaty with the Bolivia in 1902. The liberal element o f mathematics at the Annapolis naval
academy.
This is in accordance with
United States.
The act of the Japan­ predominates.
the provisions o f a special bill passed
ese government is not a mark o f hos­
at this session.
200 Lives Lost In Flood.
tilities, but is only part o f an effort to
The senate today passed the bill ap-
have that government revise and bring
Cologne, Germany.— I t is estimated
up to date the who'e fabric of foreign | that 200 persons lost their lives in the j propriating $40,000 for the construction
affairs. The present treaty was ne­ flood that swept the valley o f the river o f a residence for the governor of
gotiated by Secretary Gresham, in the Ahr, in the Eiffel region. Eighty- Alaska at Juneau.
last Cleveland administration. Before seven bodies have been recovered.
Cannon and Sherman Lose.
that time the status o f Japan in its These were found along the river bank.
world relations had been that [of semi- A report received here yesterday says
Washigton, June 15.— Vice Presi­
barbarous country.
that 50 lives were lost at the village dent Sherman and Speaker Cannon
o f Schult when a bridge crowded with must pay the salaries of their chauf­
Protestants Aroused.
persons watching the turbulent waters feurs and buy their own gasoline The
Throughout the senate on Saturday gave up its fight
Berlin. — Several
t h o u s a n d was carried away.
for the two appropriations of $2,500
Protestants took part In demonstration valley only one bridge is le ft standing.
each for the maintenance o f the auto­
in Berlin today, and mass meetings
Father and Son Burned.
mobiles o f the presiding officers o f the
were held at Essen, Madgeburg and
Coming, N. Y. — Clarence Buck two houses o f congress, which are fur­
other cities, in denunciation of the
papal encylical, recently issued, con­ and his son Bernard were burned nished by the government. The house
demnatory fof religious reformers and to death in a fire which destroyed their I refused to agree to the appropriation
making [special reference to Martin factory operated by the Buck Manu­ and three times the legislative and ju­
Luther. Resolutions were adopted call­ facturing company at Coudersport, diciary bill containing the provision
The elder was sent back to conference.
ing for the strongest action on the part Pa., yesterday afternoon.
o f the governmenL These have been Buck was the inventor o f a so-called
Statehood Must Be Passed.
“ safety” powder, which was manufac­
forwarded to the imperial chancellor.
tured by a secret process.
Washington,'June 16.— Because next
Carllst Party Attacks.
week may witness the end o f the pres­
Princeton Graduates 208.
ent congressional session, President
Valencia,
Spain. — Republicans
Princeton,
N.
J.
—
The
163d
com­
T a ft has decided not to start for New
while leaving a great anti-clerical
mencement
o
f
Princeton
university
Haven Sunday
night.
The White
meeting tonight were attacked by
today
was
attendet^by
one
o
f
the
larg-
House information today was to the
groups o f Catholics and fired upon from
est
crowds
in
years.
President
Wood-
effect that congress might adjourn on
the Carllst club.
Violent clashes oc­
curred in the streets and many persons row Wilson conferred degrees on 208 Saturday o f next week. There is, o f
members
o
f
the
senior
class,
and
Dean
course, a chance that this program may
were wounded. Gendarmes appeared
and dispersed the crowds, after charg­ Andrew F. West conferred the higher | be upset, especially as the president is
degrees
on
examination,
as
well
as
six
insisting that the statehood law shall
ing them repeatedly.
Many arrests
honorary degrees.
be enacted before adjoummenL
were made.
FOUGHT OFF DEATH.
A
T h re e -P e a
P o u ltry
H o .s e .
The cut shows a very useful poul-
The
R e e p lt e l ) r ,
h h r e ilf
B r e r e lf
try house for three pens of fowls,
W on ( , , r D r n r r e l D r s e l ,
with yards arranged for the same
"You can see the conditions— Gen­
number. The house Is 30x30 feet and
will accommodate 100 fowla. The
eral Grant Is dying now,” came Dr. |
Douglas’ voice In broken tones. The
hallway takes but little room out of
Washington, June 15. — With $30,-!
the Interior and yet It communicates
Rev. Dr. Newman had knelt by the
000,000 provided for the completion of | bedside and. holding one of the man's
with all three pens. The Inside divi­
irrigation projects and various other
sions are of wire netting, allowing the
nerveless bands, began to pray.
amendments, the house bill authorizing
sunshine that enters at the side of the
“ You see the preacher is busy, and
the withdrawal o f public lands by the
house to fall into the pens; but the
the doctors ought to be busy, too,”
president passed the senate today.
house should be so located that three
Dr. Bhrady whispered grimly to his
Several other amendments were pre­
sides may receive morning, noon and
senior coleague.
sented, but none of importance was
H o llo w C o n c re te F e n c e P osts.
" It would be a torment without
afternoon sun. The plan Is followed,
adopted. Among the more important
To construct hcllow re-enforced con­ according to Orange Judd Farmer, for
avail,’’ Blghed the senior.
provisions rejected were an amend­
crete
fence
posts
a
few
modifications
dividing the yard outside as for divid­
So there stood the medical code
ment by Beveridge specifically with­
warding off succor from the dying of the ordinary mold are necessary. ing the space inside the house. This
drawing from entry the coal lands of
In
addition
to
the
core
to
be
placed
man. The general must expire, per­
Alaska and one by Gore bringing the
chance, because the Initiative belonged In the renter of the post, writes C. A.
friar lands o f the Philippines within
Cook. The mold for an ordinary 4x4
the operation o f the general land laws to a man without any at the mo­ inch post 7 feet loug conslsta of a bot­
of those islands.
There was no roll ment. Douglas must consent. Bhrady tom, two aldea and two end gates, all
must not be shackled.
He turned
call on the final passage of the bill.
of which are held together by three
The bill was taken up soon after the again to the patient, leaned above him Iron clamps placed over the top of the
senate convened, and a vote was or a moment and touched his pulse. He' sides after they are put together. The
dered on the Carter amendment author­ twisted the gray goatee In nervous sides are held to the bottom by small
izing the issuance o f $30,000,000 worth twitches. Suddenly he turned again, dowel pins Inserted In boles In the
o f certificates o f indebtedness, for irri­ ultimate resolve in hts face, and tip­ bottom, so that the sides may be read­
gation. There was no debate, and the toed again to where his colleague was. ily revolved, leaving the finished post
"1 say, Douglas, something must be
amendment was accepted with practi­
lying on the base to harden. One end
cal unanimity. Senators Burton, Gal- j done. I f this man dies here now. what gate must have a two-inch hole in It
gives a large amount of yard space,
linger and Kean casting the cnly neg­ can we say to the medical world? through which the core may be with­
with yards conveniently located. This
Every doctor on earth will want to
ative votes out o f a total of 60.
drawn.
building is shingled all over the out­
Senator Borah, who has done more know what and when were the last
The wooden core Is constructed of
than any one man in congress to pro- | shots we fired. Shall we tell them that 5 pieces and Is 2 Inches, in diameter. side, with the heaviest building paper
mote the $30,000,000 irrigation bill, for ten minutes at the last, half an Its full length should be 7% feet. A under the shingles, and may either be
is delighted that the bill, by a vote of hour so far as I know, we stood Idly round piece of soft wood may be sheathed or lathed and plastered in­
side.
57 to 3, was today made an amendment j and stared at a dying man?
The old doctor stirred wearily and sawed Into five strips, so that when
to the conservation bill. In that form
C a r in g fo r G ra p e s.
the central portion is withdrawn the
turned a hopeless and therefore help-
it goes to the house for approval.
Rules for grapes culture from the
narrow Bides and then the wider sides
“ My opinion is that this action legs face to the younger one also; may be removed from the concrete experiment
station record. United
makes reasonably certain the final there was In Its lines a touch of won­ post.
States Department of Agriculture:
adoption o f the $30,000,000 bill,” Baid der.
The main points in grape culture
The galvanized Iron core tapers
“ Douglas. It would damn us both
Senator Borah ¡tonight.
“ Friends of
from 2 Inches In diameter at the larg­ are summarized as follows:
the withdrawal bill in the house are eternally, and It ought to. Perhaps er end to % of an Inch at the top, for
With a tew exceptions grapes of the
those who would naturally oppose the you can afford It. but I can’t, either a 7-foot post is 7 feet 2 inches long. Lubrusca species, of which the Con­
$30,000,000 bill, and friends o f the as a physician or a human being. This can be made by any tinsmith cord may be taken as the type, are
$30,000,000 bill are those who would Something's got to be done, Douglas.
from good heavy galvanized Iron, and the most satisfactory for general
It won't do. I tell you.”
naturally oppose the withdrawal bill.
planting.
should be closed at the smaller end.
“ Do!
But what would you do—
“ I feel very certain that both meas­
A warm, rich, well drained soil la
The mold is fastened together, and
ures will be adopted by the house, for now?” glancing pityingly at the fam­ about one Inch of concrete is placed best for the grape.
in view o f the overwhelming vote o f ily group and the slowly gasping man
Almoet all vines should be planted
on the bottom before the core Is put
the senate, one proposition cannot be on the bed.
In position.
After
being wrapped at least eight feet apart.
“ Something, anything—a hypoder­
accepted without the other.
Further­
Strong one-year-old vines are most
with paper the core should be
more, President T a ft has the assurnace mic of brandy first!”
desirable for planting.
"Oh, if you wish to try It— yes.”
of house leaders that the $30,000,000
Thorough shallow cultivation Is es­
amendment w ill be accepted by the
It had been enough. The code was
sential.
satisfied. Shrady was filling the lit­
house. ’ ’
The pruning of the first two years
tle silver syringe with the ardent
must be done with reference to the
Washington, June 14.— Senator Car­ liquor from French hillsides. Some­
system under which the vine Is to be
ter, chairman o f the irrigation com­ thing was being done. Members of
trained after It begins fruiting. Dur­
mittee, this evening in accordance with the family turned to watch. The man­
ing this time the vine should become
an agreement between President T aft ner of its doing somehow inspired
thoroughly established.
and Western senators, offered the $30,- I them, and the older doctor, looking
The best time for the principal
000,000 irrigation bill as an amend­ on. drew near. The left arm of the
pruning Is soon after the leaves drop
ment to the conservation bill now pend­ dying man was bared, the slender hol­
In autumn, but pruning can be done
ing before the senate.
low needle found its way, and the po­
at any time during the winter when
I t was presumed it would be prompt­ tent brandy mingled with the blood.
the vines are not frozen.
Summer
ly adopted, as it was supposed all
The Rev. Dr. Newman had risen passed through the hole In the lower pruning consists of pinching lateral
Western senators favored this proceed- from his praying. Shrady was halt
ure, in view o f the fact that the ways kneeling In his place. Both by differ­ end gate. The paper covering will per­ branches In order to encourage tbe de­
and means committee of the house had ent means sought the same end. mit the removal of the core In twenty velopment of the fruit and the bearing
refused to report the senate bill which Keenly the young doctor leaned to to thirty minutes after the post Is wood for the succeeding year.
made. The galvanized Iron core may
The long arm, short spur system ot
passed three months ago.
the patient. All his other senses had
To the surprise o f everyone, Senator | lent their powers to those of sight and be greased, but the paper Is fully as training Is usually the most satisfac­
tory for the Inexperienced grower,
Heyburn objected to the adoption o f hearing. The tiny Instrument gleam­ effective.
The wooden core extends entirely but the renewal systems are highly
this bill as an amendment to the with­ ed between thumb and finger of his
through the post, and two end gates recommended.
drawal bill, without stating his rea­ still extended hand.
with two-inch holes In them are used
sons. When appealed to he told the
There was a slight catch in the with It. The metal core should be
E a r ly H a tc h in g .
senate it had better adjourn or with­ general's throat, followed by a half
To ge^ early sitting hens the hen.
draw the amendment, for i f it re­ sigh. Swiftly a new look came Into placed In the mold so that the small­
must have laid out their clutches ot
mained before the senate and action the face of each physician; swiftly the er end Is about two Inches from the
eggs during the winter or very early
was demanded, it would be necessary younger refilled the little syringe and top of the post. After the core Is In
position the remainder of the con­ spring. Hens that have laid during
to remain all the evening.
hurried to the other Bide of the couch. crete can be put In and the post set the fall and all winter will be the first
This threatened filibuster had the
Then through the right arm sprang aside to harden until the core and ones to become broody. Those that
effect o f irducing the senate to ad­
the potent fluid, and again they wait molds can lie remuved.
start to laving In the spring will be
journ, leaving the Carter amendment
ed the result— very soon a long, flut­
that much later In wishing to sit.
to be acted upon later.
There are
tering sigh; then a longer, stronger
F a rm
W o r k H orses.
Put the early sitter to work as soon
votes enough to pass it, unless Hey-
Inspiration; then measured breathing
I f those who have horses In their as your eggs are fertile. Remember
bum defeats it by filibuster.
and finally consciousness.
charge on the farm would Inaugurate that It Is the early bird that catches
The only possible chance o f passing
When General Grant lay dying that a more systematic course of feeding, the worm, and It Is the early chick
the $30,000,000 bill this session is as
April morning the work on his me- utilizing the cheaper forms of feed, that brings the big price. I f possible
an amendment to the conservation bill,
oirs, which netted his family one-half much expense of winter feeding could It Is best to move each hen as she be­
and that chance Heyburn threatens to
million dollars, was little more than be saved, and better and healthier comes broody to a room apart from
destroy.
_________
half finished.
He lived seventeen horses would be the result. Adopt, for the other hens. Here she may sit in
Washington, June 13.— Senator Dol- weeks afterward, finished his task and Instance, the plan of feeding the undisturbed peace. The room should
liver answered the critics o f the “ in­ was ready to go.— Frank W. Hatch in horses In the morning only a stomach­ be rather warm, as well as quiet and
surgents” today in a speech delivered Saturday Evening Post.
ful of the feed, a stomachful at noon, half dark. Under such conditions the
in the senate during the discussion of
and only a stomachful at night. Such hens will all attend strictly to busi­
the provision o f the sundry civil, appro­
a course would give the horse's stom­ ness, there will be fewer broken eggs
T R A IN S RUN B Y TELEPHONE.
priation bill providing $250,000 to en­
ach a chance to digest the feed.
and hens leaving their nestB, and the-
able the President to gather informa­ N u m b e r o f S o u t h e r n R a i l r o a d * A r c
I f a variety of feed Is at hand, then hatches In general will average a
A d o p t I iijc t h e N e w S y s t e m .
tion bearing upon the operation of the
feed one kind In the morning, an­ much higher percentage of the num­
new tariff law.
The Georgia Railroad will Install other at noon and another at night. ber of eggs set.— Agricultural Eplto-
Clay’s motion to strike out the pro­ within the next few weeks telephone Regularity in feeding Is Important. If mist.
vision was lost by a party vote o f 13 equipment for dispatching trains be­ horses are watered frequently enough
R e m o v i n g a S m a ll S t a m p .
to 44. Dolliver and his fellow pro­ tween Augusta and Atlanta, Ga., a they will not drink too much at a
By fastening the chain to one of the
gressives voted with the regular Re­ listance of 171 miles, and from Camak, time. Regular exercise In the open
publicans. The sundry bill, carrying Ga., to Macon, Ga.. a distance of 74 air Is absolutely necessary to maintain large rootB and bringing It across the
appropriatoins aggregating $118,000,- miles. There will be twenty-eight reg­ a healthy condition. Spasmodic exer­
000, then was passed.
ular stations and five siding telephones cising alternating with periods of In­
D olliver’s speech awakened great in­ on the line from Augusta to Atlanta, activity is dangerous and unprofitable.
terest and was listened to attentively and twenty regular stations from Ca­ The proper use of the means at com­
by senators on both sides o f the cham- , mak to Macon. The Georgia Installa­ mand on the farm will Insure a good
ber. I t was the reply to the insurgents tion Is the first one In that section of condition of the horses that will look
to the charges o f party disloyalty and the country.
well, be well and give excellent serv­
was a direct challenge to their oppon­
Railroads in the South have recent­ ice.— N. A. Clapp.
ents. The first named was Governor ly been very active in adopting the
Hanley and his speeches were referred telephone method of handling the
G r s ft ln s
W ax.
to without reserve.
In an Iron pot melt over the fire 100
movement of trains, an exchange says.
The reading o f the house amend­ The Southern Railroad has purchased parts of the finest asphalt, add 600
ments to the postal savings bank bill from the Western Electric Company parts brown pitch, until, with stirring.
was completed in the senate today and equipment for the installation of tele­ It Is fluid; then pour In 600 parts of
top of the stump, a leverage can be
the measure then went over until to­ phones and selectors on a portion of melted yellow beeswax. The fire must
secured to take full advantage of the
morrow, when it is expected the senate its line, and It Is reported that the not be too hot at this time. When It
strength of the horses.
w ill concur in the amendments.
equipment of the other division on Is all well mixed, add 600 parts of
The bill was amended in conference this road will soon follow.
A N e w la . e e t l e l d e .
thick turpentine, stir It well and pour
so as to allow entries on land immedi­
Prof. C. P. Gillette, of the Colorado .
The Chesapeake A Ohio has com­ Into It 600 parts of refined tallow. L ift
ately after they are withdrawn and pleted the Installation of similar It from the fire, stir until you begin Agricultural College, his discovered *
wkhout waiting their classification, as
equipment on the Cincinnati division to note that It Is cooling, and then new Insecticide for the eodlln moth,
required by the bill as it passed the
and expects to have Installed within drop In. stirring steadily, very care­ which has proved effective In destroy­
senate.
a short time equipment for handling fully. because the mass will at once ing tbe worms, and probably will be
As a result of information sent to
train movements by telephone on three rise up, 250 to 500 parts of alcohol, found not so Injurious to apple trees
the house last Satruday by the War de­
according to the consistency you wish as other arsenical poisons. Sulphide
of Its other Important divisions.
partment, disclosing the alleged fact
of arsenic Is the name of the new poi­
The Norfolk A Western Railway has It to have.
that Frank W. Carpenter, executive
son. It comes cheaper than the arsen­
equipped a large portion of Its line
T h e M o r ten n H o r a e .
secretary of the Philippine govern­
ics now In use.
with telephones, and plane to cover
Forty years ago the Morgans were
ment, and E. C. Worcester had bought
S o li M o lu t a r e .
and leased “ Friar lands” , in the Phil-i Its entire system as soon as possible. the favorite road horses. This strain
The Seaboard Air Line has installed traces to a single ancestor, Justin Mor­
To produce any crop it requires from
ippines, Representative Martin, Demo-
crat, Colorado, today introduced a reso­ the telephone on two of Its divisions gan, foaled In Vermont In 1793, his 300 to 500 pounds of water to make a
lution demanding an investigation and and reports that the operation of tele­ blood being largely thoroughbred. pound of dry matter. It Is Important
phones for handling train movements From him descended the Black Hawk. that soils have a great deal of raola-
charging malfeasance in office.
is so satisfactory that the extension Bashaw, Golddust, Ethan Allen. Ben ture, and that It Is not lost by evap­
of the service Is being considered.
Deep plowing makes soils
Franklin, General Knox and Daniel oration.
Portland Cut O ff List.
The Atlantic Coast Line has for Lambert families. The Morgan type bold more moisture and frequent cul­
Washington, June 16.— Quartermas­
some weeks been handling train move­ Is short of leg, thick and round bar­ tivations prevent Its loss by evapora­
ter General Aleshire has issued an or­ ments on one division by this method,
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rel. Intelligent and of great courage tion.
der discontinuing on July 1 six offices
and plans to extend the service on and endurance.
at which transportation accounts are
G r e e n F o o d f o r C h lelc a.
other Important divisions as soon as
now settled, one being Portland. The
S m a ll F l o c k . B e a t.
I f yon have your own glans feed as
construction work can be completed.
quartermaster says the transportation
Because table scraps form a large great a variety as you have. Cracked
accounts now settled at Portland are
part of the small flock's ration, and wheat, cracked Kaffir corn and cracked
A R a b e la l« H o a x .
those o f the Astoria & Columbia River
Rabelais, being out of money, once they are usually evenly balanced ra­ corn are all good, but something In
railroad, the Oregon Railroad & N avi­
tions. Is one of the reasons a small place of meat should be given, either
gation company, and the Columbia tricked the police Into taking him flock of hern doee better than a large
beef scraps or blood meal, also char­
R iver steamship lines. Accounts for from Marseilles to Paris on a charge
one.
coal and grit. _____
these railroads will be settled at San of treason. He made up some pack­
r i.n lln s
P o ta to e s.
Francisco, and for steamship compan­ ages of brick dust and labeled them
Borne poultrymen use bran on the
"Poison for the royal family." The
A potato speclalat glvea this ad­ floors of the brooders, and It Is a good
ies at Seattle.
officers took Rabelais 700 miles only vice: Prefer clover sod manured. Plow
thing, provided It Is replenished every
to be told at the end of their journey About four Inches deep, planting In
Organize Anti-Graft Society.
day. It Is more apt to get foul than,
that
It
was
April
1
and
the
affair
was
every
third
furrow.
Plant
about
last
Washington, June 15.— An anti-graft
dry alfalfa leaves. There Is just about
organization, as yet not offically nam­ a hoax. Of course, as Rabelais was week In May. Don't plant when dew as much nourishment In the one as
the
privileged
wit
of
the
royal
family,
U
on
the
clover,
as
It
Is
apt
to
rot
ed, will establish offices here this week.
ths o t h e r . _______
the potatoes. Run over the potato
The offices will be in charge of Harry he was forgiven.
The country’s bonev product lor
ground with a disk just when the po­
W. Walker.
Among those said to be
A L o v e r 's Q u a r r e l .
tatoes are coming up, then harrow. last ysar la estimated at $26,000,000.
interested in the new organization are
Rudolph Spreckels, Norman Hapgood,
"Hello, F itly! Where did you get Leave two eyes when cutting seed po­ There are 7,000 beekeepers In the
tatoes. Don’t cut too long before plant­ country and the product of their hlvee
Perry Belmont, Augustus Thomas and that black eye?”
"Oh, It was only a lovers’ quarrel.” ing Use one pound parts green to 100 was sufficient to All a train of cars
Joseph G. W illett. Spreckels and Bel­
mont will hold a conference within a
“ Lovers' quarrell
Why, your girl pounds plaster and as a rule do not long enough to reach from New York
go orer the potatoes more than once. to Buffalo
few days and will fix the date o f the did not give you that, did aheT”
first national convention.
“ No; It was her other lover-”