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Farmers 'and Crop Reportara for tHa Census of Agriculture. Washington, Oct. I. — P ortf-fre NATlONAL BANKS SOLID Oaposits Island on Cosat o f Corea Officially Known ha "U ." ‘:- Washinngton, Sept 88.— Tbs United o f legal States geographical board, which by executive order determines the spalling redemption fund and due from reserve for all publications maps and charts agepta, 26 . 06 , V is the wap the 8,977 for the government in this country. national banka of the country averaged In tbs reports made to the controller of tM currency under tbs «all for their oqpdition at the eloae of businees Sep tember 1. The loans and discounts for the whole United States reached $6,128,- 882,861; United States h w h to ae- oura circulation, 1888.880,170; bonds, securitise, etc., 1898,888,148; due from national hanks, stats banks, and biakara and approved reserve agents, 61,127,241,289. The lawful money r eserve In banka reacbed $864,091,867. The 6 par cent redemption fund with Ui, an island on the western coast of the treaury amounted to $82,488,812. Coros, and Uo. an island in Inland asa, On the aeons o f liabilities, the banks Japan, a n close eeaoods for brevity. hud a paid la capital stock of $944,- A new name in the list ip “ Paradise 842,087; a surplaa fund of $697,981,- Dry.“ Cache oounty, Utah, which, in 878, and undivided profits, lass ex these days of activity by Prohibition penses m i taxes paid, of $208,768,488. ists, should b# welcome, while “ Bitter- Thera w en $668,040,866 of national water,“ Kern, oounty, Cal., w ill bava hank notes outstanding and an aggro- to bo accepted by the “ wets“ in that gat# o f $2,018,818,727 was due other Motion. (ants. Thera were unpaid dividends $2,117,904. The individual deposits footed up of tbs saltan of Morocco to obtain for -86,009,898,898. eign intervention in tbs conflict be tween his eountry and Spain was de tailed in a dispatch mads public today KEEP DOOR OPEN- from United States Minister Dodge at Tangier to the State department Mr. Dodge added that the French minister to Motooeo, who is dash o f the diplo matic corps, was about to addra— a circular note saying the French gov notion towards preserving the open ernment did not coosider this a ease door policy in China, which it is said in which it could taka action. It la has bean seriously menaced by the re not thought the United Btatss will toko sent activities of Japan in tbs Chinese part in tbs adjustment dbmeln. It is understood that Japan Government to Appeal. hy tbs terms of the resent Japan ese- Washington, Sept 29. — Solicitor -Chineee agreement regarding the rights of Japanern in Manehuria baa General Bowen stated today film De -obtained control of extensive mining partment o f Jos ties had directed that eooceesions in the Southern section at an appeal be taken from Judge Bean's the great provinca for' an indetermin recant decision in the civil anit against ate period. This ta ont of lino with the Barber Lumber company. This 4k* open door policy as construed by suit waa brought by the government to the lata Secretary Hay following the cancel the Barber company’s title to exchange of notos between the various conakierable valuable timber land near powers in 1899, whan the several gov Boise. The appeal waa recommended ern man tel spheres of influeoos war# by Special Attorney Payton Gordon, wbo proaocutad tbs suit for the govern- defined. " in the diplomatic service have bean re ceiving information as to the fo il on* dars tending entered into between Japan and China regarding the Antnng- Mukden railroad, and the concassions granted to the Japanese, with the in sult that stops for a formal protest an Wilson to Leave Cabinet. Washington, Sept 80.—Jamas W li nen, who has been secretary of agricnl- tnra sine» March 4. 1897, a laager pe riod tbof service then any cabinet offi cer in history, to expected to stop oqt •boot January 1 next. Whom the pres ident w ill name in hta place to not known, even i f Mr. Taft haa made a selection. Report« have been frequent hitherto that Mr. Wilson was about to go. Ha and Secretary of the Navy Meyer ware the only holdovers from the Roosevelt administration. Diekinson Backs Grant. Wataiingtan. Oct. 2. — Sacratary Diekinson finde nothing to eritictee in tho action of Gonoral Grant in taking pert ia a tomporanca and law-enforeo- tnont parade ln Chicago in hta uniform •a a major general of tbe United States army, and says aa to auch move ment, aaefa addier and offleer has te detsrmine for himself. Secratary Diekinson’s declaration was bronght out in raply to a letter of W. R. Mich ael ia, of Chicago, eriticieing General Grant mated grand total of 86,000, trill ho engaged April 16th neat gathering la the required information eon earning agriculture for the Thirteenth Boson nial U. 8. census. Director Durand purposes making every effort to secure progressive fanners and crop reporters for thane places. 01a action is based upon the recommendations o f Chigt Statistician LeGrand Powers and the advisory board at special agents eose- Tax on Raisin Wine. Washington, Sept. 80.— By a ruling of Commissioner of Internal Revenue Cabell, issued today and affective Fri day, retain wine becomes taxable and all revenue agents era being notified to enforce the ruling. The decision to the result of a long fight aa the retain product is said to ha used in large quantities by soma manufacturers of New Postage Stamp. Washington, Sept 29.—A stamp of “ rectified” and “ blended” whtakiea. • new denomination to to be issued by It to said that today’s ruling «rill have the PoatoffiM department to conform with the recent increase in the price of registration from 8 to 10 cento. The new leene ta to be a 12>eent stamp, ao that on ordinary letton on# stamp will «office to pay for postage and registra tion. This new stamp may retire the 18-cent stamp, leaned for ragia tend letters going abroad, 6 canta being for Murray, that more $6 notes be taken them, it appears that tha prediction postage and 8 cents for registration. the scarcity of small money in th« crop-moving period tola year la not Consul Gives Own Funds. Washington, 8epL 8.— While sup- looked upon seriously by tha bankers pi lea for the Mexican flood sufferers of the country. — ■ ■ ■ . continue to raaeh Monterey, much mors White House Scorched. can ba need to advantage by tha relief Washington, Slept. 28.—A alight fire organizations, according to a telegram received at the State department today broke out In too old portion at the ex from Consul General Hanna. Food, ecutive offices at the White Hones lata clothing and blankets are in demand. this afternoon. It originated in a floa Particularly blankets for the «roman, uf **oe of the chimneys and spread to Babas and old people are needed. Mr. soma of the rafters. The fire depart Hanna says ba to aiding tha Mexican ment «ras called and with the aid of a chemical engine bad the blase under fled Cross with hta o«rn funds. control in a raw momenta. The dam age is estimated at about $108. Mermen to Aid Roads. Washington* Sept 28.—As a result Leprosy In Early’ s Skin o f bis bfimi rations recently Into eon- Washington, OcL 1.—Dr. A. Arm- dittoes among the agrionltorsi classes aura Hansen, disooverar at tha leprosy in the Went, Secretary Wilson aaid bacillus, haa offlafally annobneed that that Federal control of railroad capi ba found ths bacillus is tha akin of talisation «rould lead to large iavee** John Early, the North Carolina soldier meets in railroad saparities by Amari- whose detention ban for many months 3 KING DHSCOÜRP ro* COUGHS " “> GOLDS ClIRES «*’ruIR0«T DISEASES •atifie ralee at the ob tained. Director Durand does not an ticipate any difficulty in proesriag enumerators o f this kind, as there are in every state of the Union hundred* of-crop reporters acting for the depart ment of agriculture, representatives of state boprds of agriculture, ate. The agricultural schedule which Is to be placed la the hand» o f these enumera tors is nearing completion by the cenaos bureau. The advisory board, wbo are acquainted with prac tical agricultura, its varying condi tions, and who are active in their re spective states in assisting t t * farm- era to improve their farm methods, hav* bean moat earnest and no effort is being aparad to make the schedule as simple as possible, and yet secura Mach. Military Man o f Bevon Nations March With ’Americana. New York, Oct. 1.—Twenty-five thousand men of arms marched yester day before the massed representatives and Special envoys of 87 nations, while 2,000,000 cititsas shouted themselves hoarse in cheers. The g n a t military Marina Corps et San Francisco. parade waa the climax of the Hudaou- Washington, Sept. 29.—A division Folton celebration. offica o f tos marine oorps w ill be aatab- Itabed at San Francisco Oetober 1. Major Henry L. Rooaevelt w ill be in Charge o f tha office. Dtahnraements of all ktnda, except tat public worin and tnuepoetatieo at marines, w ill ha made front thie offlee. The erränge ment w ill be o f grast benefit to contenctors and otfaera receiving money front ths marine corpe oo ths Pacific coaet, aa it will aava about SEdaya in ths receipt Net Prey o f Moro Piratee. Washington, Oct. 1.—Ramare in officimi dispatches that the revenos cot tar Sore had bean captured by Moro piratas were preven unfounded, and grant apprehension was relieved by the receipt bare today of news of tbs safe arrival of tbs cattar at Sandakan, Brit ish North Bornea On board was J. I* Perrina, collector o f the port o f Baln- bac, who made tbs journey to patches« supplies. No word of an encounter with piratee waa contained in the new* of the vessel’s arrivaL KING’S " Inspection Ruins Planta. Vancouver, B. C., Oct 1.— Horticul turists of Vancouver, Victoria and vi cinity are so thoroughly indignant at the «ray they have been treated by provincial government officials that they are getting np a signed protest to tho department at Otta«ra to protest against what they allege la wanton de struction of nunary stock consigned to them from outside pointa. A 'l ornamental nunary and green house stock entering this provinca has to be inspected and fumigated to guard against pests which may infect the planta. The complainants allege that after this fumigation has taken place the plants an pijaaad to the provincial department, which detains them for soma time, often ao long that hundreds o f dollars’ worth of stock rots, ia spoiled or condemned. OTHER PEOPLE’S IDEAS Oa toe morning after bar niece’s wedding Miss Kitteredge pat on her robbers end walked over to add a few finishing touches to the daintily fur nished apartment In Indinan avenas, which waa awaiting toe return of the happy pair from their bridal trip. Sha was surprised, on entering, to find tbs groom's Uncle Horace survey ing toe place with evident satisfaction. Thera waa, however, nothing strange about tola, for It waa wall understood, In boto familias, that It was due to Uncle Horace’s liberality that Robert and Dorothy ware beginning Ufa with Second Calhoun Trial Resumed. San Francisco, Oct. 1.—The second trial of Patrick Odboun on the charge of offering a bribe to termer Superin tendent John J. Pony «res resumed before Judge Lawlor yesterday. Twenty-six talesman w en examined and rejected, the grounds for objec tions in most caaqe being either that the talesmen »xpceaasd a fixed opinion or that their names d ii not appear on the assessment roll«. The attorneys for tha defense declared they «rould be seriously handicapped by tha absence twe «ata of draperies at every window and real Circassian «ralnnt forniture of on« of the loading conn sal. Military Balloon Teat Successful. Los Angola«, Oct 1.—After re maining in tha air for t«ro hours, tha military balloon United States, bear ing tiro members of the local division of tha signal corps, landed at Vineland station. Tha balloon teat, the first of the kind over attempted in the country by national guardsmen, was an unqual ified success, tha signals between the aeronauts and tha automobile party that followed tha flight of too balloon being transmitted perfectly. In the reception room. “ Pretty complete outfit, eh?” he observed. "Oh. it’s perfectly beautiful.” r * pilad Misa Kitteredge. “ None of the others have had anything so fina Ton sta " ska explained, “Dorothy to toe fourth one of say nieces to be married and I’ve helped each one of ’em to fix op her home.” "t*ve noticed that you ware doing yofil* fo il share toward fixing np tola one," anld Robert’s Unde Horace. "Did they turn all tha hard joba over to you r "Old-maid aunts coma In handy at wedding«,” mid Miss Kitteredge. ” Bst I’ve Injoyed It, evea though I did get tired." ►r alt down and mat a while," ta Robert’s Un«-]« Hornea things," Indicating bg a «aa- “ I mustn't tat but a minute,** aha said- *1 promised Dorothy that I'd arrange the things in her kitchen cup boards. It's funny,** she continued, had passed. “Tom” Uora has not trad reminiscently, . “what different Ideas ed upon m « Infirmities or oddities When be bad taken his sent after Ms New. when Emma, my oldest niece, first speech In the upper bouse btaaaso- was married, she was crasy to have and bearer« realised that a man everything oriental. Thera waa a big had soma wbo bad something to say Japanese umbrella hung from the cell and wbo knew bow to say I t Whether ing and things embroidered with hta corrmpoTslnd with or scratchy gold thread and Mg vases oppoasd their own, they could unhesi with dragons oa ’em and little bamboo tables scattered around till yon tatingly give the ability and sincerity at the man the full measure of respect couldn’t walk through toe rooms. “ Margery waa toe next one and aha due tttata. Gore bad struggled since was wild over mission furniture and boyhood against toe final opposition o f fAssy Navajo rugs and Indian pottery with queer Mack figures an It. “ But Clarice, bar stater, always de clared that mission furniture waa *po4- idvely brutal’ and whan aha set np housekeeping aba want In for too eo- wheel In toe parlor, yon knew. "And now Dorothy's trying to malm bar parlor look Ilka the palace at soma Tricked old French £lng!“ Robert’s Uncle Horace toughed -a Mg. noisy, hearty laugh. “ Tou’ve had considerable experience fixing up houses according to other people’s too young to qualify If elected, and Ideas,“ be said. withdrew from the race. He went tor Mlaa Kitteredge sighed gently. "O f Texas la 1890 and waa a delegate to course," she mid. “ I don’t have any the national Populist convention a year tone for honseneeptng. I make dress later. Four y a m later he removed to es—gowns, I mean—whan I'm at home Oklahoma, became a follower of Bryan, and I Just beard; but sometimes, just and in the first campaign o f the Dem to pass the time, I picture to myself ocratic nominee campaigned for him In tbs kind o f a house I’d fix np if I was South Dakota. In 1904 he toured the doing i t " West and South with Mr. Bryan, and “ What would be your Idea?" ha ask his orations were received with little ed. regarding her with Interest leas enthusiasm than those o f hta chief. “Well, In tbs first place,“ she de The friendship of Mr. Bryan baa been clared. “ 1 wouldn’t bother ao much n strong factor in the political climb about having things match and har of toe blind orator, and when the new monize, because I think It makes a State of Oklahoma was deliberating on batter variety If they don’t And toe the personality of the two men to rap. things in this place,“ she continued, resent It In the national 8enate It waa “ are kind of dnU and fady, don't you known that the choice of Bryan rested think? Td have brighter colors and upon Gore. In his campaign through more varnish. Fd have a carpet with toe new State Gore made no appeals Mg red rosea In It and a fancy mental tor sympathy. He asserted his ability with lota of little places to set knick- and his desire for the seat, and he waa knacks on and a cuckoo dock. I’ m chosen for the short term, which ex afraid.” she admitted, “ that It wouldn’t ! be a bit artistic, but Vm sura It would pires next year. Senator Gore la a re markable orator, his voice bring flex be cosy.” •That sounds good to me," remark ible and powerful, and hta remarkable ed Uncle Horace, aa aha paused for memory and «ride reading combine to breath. “ I've boarded a good deal. too. make hla speeches once to bold aa audi It’s fourteen years since my wife died." ence, even in the Senate chamber. He is married and haa fonr children Hla Mias Kitteredge jumped up. Even «rife, wbo Is a semi-Invalid, Is hla chief in her youth she had never bean tha assistant In all his work, reading for kind of «roman who regards «vary sin Mm all that he deems «mentis] to hla gle man aha meats as' a possible hus duties sad attending to hta corrswwnd- band; and for many years she had felt »nee and other details, from attending only a second-hand Interest In matri to which be Is debarred by blindness. mony. She had quite forgotten that Wew Y o rk H l a k w a r a Dorothy’s new uncle waa a widower I From observations of engineers and What must he tolak of her, chattering ethers Interested In the subject o f good to him like this? Positively confiden tial with a man aha had saver seen roads It Is more and more evident that serious damage results from toe pass until three «reeks ago! . T must get at thoaa kitchen cup- age e f tbe rapid-moving automobiles over them. In New York State, where "Don’t ba la a hurry," anld Unde there ate probably more automobiles Horace. "Let Bob and Dorothy fix than anywhere else in tola country, the their own cupboards! I «rant to talk matter seems to have reached the to you. That house yoa «rare describ alarming point It baa been made to « ing is exactly what I’ve beam wanting subject o f several reports by offlcUis all these years, only I didn’t know It! Immediately concerned. In to « past And yon era exactly to « kind at a tiro or to n s yean the Increase In ton number o f automobiles and In their «roman I «rant-----" But Mlaa Kitteredge tad fled to klde weight and spaed baa made their effect her old-maidenly Mushes in the kitch very aotlceabla The fragmants and en. 8ke wasn’t ready to listen to any more—apt just yet!—Chkago News
