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THE NEWS Of THE WEEK
Casa profetatisiItavlaw
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nf
If «|»p»ftÌMga of th*
Th»
I'aal
Waab
Callad VrsM Ih» Talagrapb Celai mat*.
G »« rnor Bradley, »4 Kentu. ky, haa
fixed March 90 as the <latr for the rxe*
*uti«»n of Jach “■n and Walling, th«
Tturd»*rrrs of Pa arl Bryan.
Thr Havana anti- ntier, in view of
.hr » Arrity of toef. have dreided to rw*
lur«t the government to allow thr free
rapotatton of rattle from the United
¿lataa and Mexico.
Frank Castdr, a stock man. sLabto*d
•n»l kdlr»! John Bro k at Cleveland,
U ««h., in an *«trrratb»n at a mas*
¡’n rade ball. C&<*ulr sur render o»1 him-
-if to th«* sheriff and claims the act
was «»ne of srlf defensr.
Dr. Arthur Ihiestrowr, the HL Louis
: I
. » i ’
« ! k
I Lis wife and ch»l i in a
fit of drunken rage, in that city, was
tu<n/cd in the courtyard of the romnty
¡ad tn l ui’iii. J{,< broke down at the
hsst mornrnt and cor*f« ro«| to the crinx
tteftRNtfon has entered the porrrrolings
4 t‘p cv.*tivvnti««h <4 the Ix-stgue <*f
Atn«*rk*wn Wheelmen, now bring hel«i
in A’! any, N. Y. CoL>rs !o will take
the initiative and will prulmbly be fol­
low»«! by California ami nevcral other
sta!«*«
••ut» lay ra* ¡ng is the to «ne of
n>»nteutiun.
Bcfnre the legislativ»* InvretigAtlng
r«*mmitte<t on trusta In New York, J*»hn
F b* trl«*e admittel that thr nvrrsgw
marg-n of profit to t worn raw and rv*
fin»- ! p-i/%r »luring the five yrarw before
thr tr- t Was boni I was N334 »»fa
Jnng the su!i***qnent
A tetter r • ;»ed by an official in
r »riama from I*a F a «, Bolivia, states
ti ist th« B*>liVian mngr<*u will declare
u|M*n Peru. Th* tetter ate» st ales
»I there is g«< at activity In military
■ <, the army is l**ing ¡>te«*| on a
h*«»titig, and rvrrtiiling has l»egur>
ughout thr republic.
sj*. al train form Chicago to rfon-
a distance of 1,026 mites, made th©
in lb hours 69 minute*. Th* p»ur-
g«M*s into history as the gtratesl
«»ad frat ever arcompliabe»!. Th«»
train was a «p»*’»*! rw»nvry ln> II mry J.
M.»»L.iiti. a libi. » broker uf Chicago,
to the d« «th U I of his Aolie arrival
a f* » hours too late.
Th«- battlrohip Orwgan has returned
to Kai Francjwon after her first long
« r
HLr* seni a© for a« ArapuLo,
M«*xiro. and ha* hn*n alsient five Week*.
r V‘*VAgW sh* practiced with
I has ba rn träte«I as a fight-
ing mm him an i a ’A^iring rraft. The
rrmel proved satiafact lory in every ro­
tpect. She will stem pro«
il to teattl©
ami enter the dryducJL
Dr. IaAi gley H a II, 83 years «4 age, a
phmorr «4 Oregon, «lirol at <>akland.
The offline of the Pittaburg Po*t was
a Im* «st (»(ally destroyed by fire
The
|« mm is f’iO.txio, well insure*!.
II.»rry Ranqutot was knorked over-
to*»rd l y the to«>m of his fishing to»at
at.4 drowned tn th* < vlumhu Mar As­
tori a
J Dan a« di, a traveling min, wo he|«|
tip A ml rubbed of $70 by threw maakwi
m»*n while drivirig through a grove near
Rum burg.
Capt
Cha«. Hw »nw»n, of th<* pilot
wo drowtaM in A*-
toria l>arl.<r while attrnipttnit to ln-ar.l
hi* vei«.’! from a .mall row lout.
Cuh*n .. i»|«thtai*m Lehi an o|^n-air
n>..'tlntr tn Taronia an>i .lenoun.«.! Pre­
mier < itintM. The bjwni.h flag waa
tr.lh'l In the mini an.I then turned.
A ri-M.lution wa, a>l>.| ted praying that
V ."Vler tmghl l>e etlbp « t<»l to the aatiie
torture by hi. airtime.
The arrangementa for the Inaugura­
tion of Preei lent Mi Kinley are rapidly
n. ..r mg eotuplolion, and the indications
are lhat in point of brilliancy and at-
tia. tivvn. •• tbareremonhw, the dooira-
tione and the f«wtivlti<w incident to
inauguration week will be tuorv lavi*h
than l)i<MH* of former year,.
A prominient church nietnlier of Pen­
dleton, l)r., ha« headed a eutwcrii'tion
li»l with «■» for the relief of Jim Hein,-
» uh, tlie lb Milan I mitier who eared
the live of In« two compauion, by
thriiwting hi» arm into the o>ga of a
rapidly turning windla»» and in lhat
way prevented a heavy bucket of ore
from failing on the lire.la of hi, com-
|>iinioua in the »haft la-low.
t'harle. Frohman and Ida manager,
<'. it Dillingham, of the Garden thea­
ter gate a »|« ial |.-rfortnan<-e of
‘'lleartM-aee” (by cuurteay of Henry
Miller and hi* company), to the clergy­
men of New York. The theater waa
clom.l to all cieept the clergy, and no
oral» were ould. The Ikil ofli.w men
and n»hcnt were dr<-a»r>l in lung black
ci«ata anti bla>-k tire, and the playhotiee
and it» »trange aodiem-e had every ap-
|»arau
of a church.
There «ere
1,003 niinletm and their friend, pre,-
ent, including a number of minittcro
from New Jereey. The only denomina­
tion lhat »ent regret» waa the Metho-
diets.
The aale of the Northern Pacific Rail­
road Cum|«ny*s pm|<>rty and transfer
to the Northern Ps« itie Railway Com-
|«ny, the jmr> ha»er, has luen fully
cotii|‘letcd. Judge Jenkin», of Mil­
waukee, having entered an order in the
United Salt«', court conflrming the ac­
tion of Master Carey in ex«-euting deols
tran»ferring the property and mnetion-
it'g the di«|.«,ltion of |«reeeda as made
by tlo* master, Thia to the last act in
the <li»|«aiition of the property, but
year» will elapse before the court to
done with litigation.
Four Indictment» have bren found
against Bylvsatev S-ovel, a correspond -
* ¡it..« the New York Worhi, recently
arrret<.| by the Kpaniah authorities.
The flr.t ac. n.es ticorel of an act ot re-
hellion tn having traveled in the Held
without « military passport; thassooo<l
of the
»»¡on of false paper«; the
third of having pnnurnd, and the
fourth of having umi the allegivl false
paper«. Scovel’» examination will take
plare at Santa Clara.
The Transvaal republic has demanded
of England £332,ovO Indemnity on ac-
. . ,nt of ti n raid ot Dr. Jameson, s
Dr.itali »ubjivt.
*■ I p . uht
IS
AT
THE
HAND.
l•t•«•as
< *-»• a Callaesa.
ONCE
A
MARINE.
Murder«! Mittler S«r*«d •• *r»ttiBtl •it
Husni II. M *« J r I m>» p h
Ran F ratii’i«*»'«, Feb, 23
Butler ha*
ls*«*n a lu^iine tn b«*r maj««*ty’s twriee,
in B»biiti«u> t«> L
i • r' <»- up(»t u-h*
He has bocn I'lrntiff»'*! by two <>f his
former *hi|»rnafro », John <Vmw*ay an«!
Thomas < oiling, of thia city were at
««no time aath/rs on to»and II M S,
Triumph, There was a marineun to»ard
by Ü »e name of Ashe. Wben thr old
•Alloro *aw th«' picture of Butler they
rocogntir'd th«* fa»'«*
( ««Ilins was p«M>i-
live the man wm th«*ir old alii ¡«ma to
Ashe, and to tnak« sure Conway went
to s«^» him a f»*w days ago.
Ashe was with Conway and Collin«
in INN6, when the Trittmj>h, whi to on
her way MU here from England, put
Into Chile,
While there a detachment
of men W ar put <»b b<»uni from th«' «hip
Liff.y, which *■»» then doing duly *•* a
jirua.th whip for the confinement »4
m i nor offenders.
Ashe W ju among
throw*. II«* had been <x»nfine«i on Txaurd
the Llffry for Mealing a ring
At Vn'toria. C<»nway and (‘«»Ilins,
whose t«*rtns heal rx|»irrd. h it th«* ship
ah i l«*s! sight «4 Ashr. At th»* city
AV and Butlrr rerngniaed
prison Conway
ea« h other imtn«*diat«*ly and tAlk«*<| for
som«» limo. To < «»nwav it ts linderote*!
Butler outlined his pruiNW'd «lefonsr
whm he returns to Australia, and said
be has hit reasons for to’tng known a«
Wdlrr.
Ways and Means Committee
Restores McKinley Rates.
ABOUT DOUBLE W ISON TARIFF
Washington, F«’lx 20 — Th* Repub*
V 'an mem ter* of llw* way* and moans
ISBHU* took an im¡»»riant sirp to-
ijr in iteir work on th* nrw tariff
II, by 4*<*idiag t«» r» *>»ro thr M> Km
iy ran** <»n mal an* I n>ke
Tte*r rate*
• tv 7.’» »«‘nts j»* r t«»n of -N tr.»*h*la on
bituminous and ©hate, am! 30 «enta on
xiul
k. su* h a* will |> a «* thr»»ugh a
half-uwli srrooto
Thr present rate*
aro 40 cw'tils and 13 eenUi. < «>kr »s ad*
van<**d from IS to 90 p»r ernt ad val*
•»r rm Tte ch mgr« were m* te in r*
Bp»m*c lo a g» i«« ral temar I from lie*
r<tal interests, whose représentatives
«tee la re» I tte Wilwon rate* had in» r» oar»!
tfoiuwlian compétition so greatly that
the A mo »can mtiirnwu«’!* hod l<ern
ubhg<*«l to reduce «age* tn keep in lb«
field.
TI h *
roftferon'“« **f th* w«*»'k «l*ult
will» th© lobjmcu acltrolute, ami, al*
though no final Agreement had teen
roa* tad, tteie is a practical umterstamb
mg that tte n*W bill will return to ths
M« Kinley ral«* on t«»l«arvo, • inept on
the gra»5* known *• filter
The rate
on this will ta- 70 c»!it* a pound«
• «ubi»* the M* Kintey «luir, which was
35 crut*
It mas r«-pr«*» nl»*d hy th* to-
bacoo hisnufarturors that must u( th©
tobacco lm¡M»rtc>l fr<»tn Cute as filter
mas u*«d fur wrapping«, an*I that this
evasion of th«* lau gave ti c K»'.v West
fa» * ton«** an advantag«’ ov* r those u»ing
Sumatra t«»hA‘'«x»
Th«* M< Kmtey du­
ties on wrap¡«rr tobacco ware $9 ¡ mt
¡*> ui » I on stemmed atjd f ? 75 <tn un-
atett>m«*l. Gti muff the rat« mas 50
cents; «ni » ig u- and cig Arctics $ I an!
95 ¡er emt a»| valon-m, and on tobaocxi
« »t enumerated 40 cents
Th«’ « <»tnm;tt«-<* Will d« Tot«’ ll’»*t of
the tin»«’ this week to the *■ heduls uf
sufrlri«**. uliu'li include* buttoîi». cl-
pl-.» mv «* m .
mat- I *, mimical instru-
ment»«, furs, j’ wclrj. gloves in I tnta'vl-
lan«,<»i)s m-Uiutartnrt’A, ami on n>o«t «•(
th«'«*»* th«» McKintay rat«* will ta* rv-
stored.
ll«*ti«a Na«al < <•»«» Malltea.
Washington, Feb, 90.—Th* house
«'ommittre on naval affairs. which is
working on tin* naval appropriation
hill. si»-nt in.*«»t of th«» day in «h«'u**ing
th«* «|ue»tion of the prn «’ to l«e paid for
armor plate. T he qurotion w
finally
<h»jM»»« d <»( bv th»* adoption »4 an amend­
ment to the bill uuihorixing the w<sMre-
tary of th«* navy to contract for .'t«*el
armor. »4 »lomeatir iminufm'tlire, for
Jhe throe l*uttlealii|w« tiow Iwìng con*
' •
!).«t
exceeding $3.910,000 f«»r the purj *»ac.
h is estimateci that H,09l tuna of plate
will I m * nt*«*d«'<| (<>y th«-«»* whip*, er» that
this provision limito the coat to $100
|«*r loti. A sub«t»tute was offered by
M<*C.dl, limiting th«* appropriation to
$7,NON,760, which would have hniit«*«l
the price to $350 per t«»n. but this wan
voted «town.
Another propositi»*!! was to t le to
•trike th«* words “of dom«**tic manu-
factur« " from the armor rlaus«*, which
als<» faitod. Memla-raoi thecommìlt»*e
uh«» favore.! thi* propoli! urn urged
that th»- hearing* show» ! th«
was no
iti«>n between th«- American
firms «’ng ig’d in th* m muto tur«’ «»f
armor-plat«*, und that the government
»lid not ha\* an <»p|«»rltjhity of buying
of foreign firms, a* American firma
wen •*« Hing armor to !lu«eta at $2.’>o a
tun.
FOR
A BEET SUGAR
Arils* Worb
FACTORY
of th« < <>i«iin»r< l«|
•f I.a <iraa«to.
( lttb
Li Gr.i' Iu, <h
!*• b
R< • utly
TurtMT Oliver, in to-half •»( th«* (’utn-
inrrrial t hib. App}i«-d to th«* Oregon
Railroad A
ip l’i.-n *.fft iato to n.aka
a rale on »'u -tr to < to, tn wr.tn’ij».ittt«n of
«-stablislMtig a sugar faet*»ry tn thi« val-
lev
l’h«' rate ¿t|»¡fhr>l 1>>r wa- . »<•■!.is
a ton from all pointe within Union
county. In rt*j«»tim‘ t«> this request,
the railw is cutn|*any gti.irante** to es­
tablish thr («»Rowing rates:
M ithin 25 inihw, >o » • nt« a ton, 25
to 50 miles, 75 Ortito; 50 to 100 miles,
I
Th»» »• •'■q'üval«*nl toar.it«* of 30cento
SAVED BY THE PARROT
a ton from ail ¡«»into within the <*miu*
A ro«|nrst
r**i»ia i«« • Httralag l>wa(l(ag W amati ty. «’H*» pt North P«»w>lcr
will be niA'h* to have th«* lat!» t ¡oint
t»f I h«ir >’«rli.
< toklatol, <*al , F**b. 39 —Nine live* inclild«*d in th»* 60-rrnt rate, the J ta­
were saved by a parr»»t in Piedmont lan. «• from North P* w l«-r by rail being
A letter L a » berti rrerjvwdl
yeaterday. The shrill Actwams »•( the S3 mile-
bin! Arou*K*d th«* llutnr family from from Etigin«*rr Htlcch, th«* constructor
slumber to «lisruvrr that their mansfon of a to-rt «tigar factory at l-My. N M ,
on Pi«*-liiH»nt avmui* was in fiArnrs. ami tn it he -ns that th»’ fa-t»»ry at
George W Hum«*, the well-known ship- that place will to* fiiit«*h«*d v«*ry soon.
ownrt, was th«* first one alarn«t*»l. Hr As soon am th»’ work is fluirli«*! alni
am! his sun Edward got the ladhw of th»- some minor details are W’ttlrd, Mr.
..»r m
h«*w',srh<»l«l «nf*4y «»ut of »loors. El war» I Kilcch and hi» a«*»uiat« • will
lai Grande.
tricsl to telephone to thr fire itofiart
iHt iil, but as hr called hr Was com­
Caarovlteh In H*«t Maalih
pel tod te leave th«* instrument, tiring
’eh
27
Batouni, E Feb.
99 —Grand
Grami Duke
driven out by amoim ami tlamra.
Gt-orgv of
Itnewia, the <*&a rovi Ich,
Thr to’Alltlful home. With mut’h <d younger brother of the <*Sar ami heir
I to valuabt
Mitent«, *0 totally «le- pr«*»umtive to the throne, ah«» hai* lx*en
atroyed. Within a sort time after the in bad health for a tong time ¡•ant, baa
fir«* wan «liai'*»vrrr*l, nothing war left •tart«*! »»n a *»•» crui*
lie * ill pro
but a black« n»*d mas* of ruins.
cwd to Constant inopto
G«im«n l oan» <•>«•«»ulnn Mill.
• «•l«Feloa Mlrlksr Arlllavl.
Fatal Kl»«ai«*r Arrklant.
WEEKLY
I«*
Waahingt'in FWh, 1t> —Tl
lion bill tM’W gyr* to th* pro
tak
la*t tegiateliv* step having
t
in the arr.it* toiay by An ajj
»n tl
th* «xmlmDM rofa»rt
Ntrong op|<*it>un was U»A b'
peart, but un tl.* final , vt<U? the f1
of thr mr*»ure rallied I a small maj
th* vote I «ring: Ay«** I 34. More 31
The bill as i***»**!, e riten*!» the !
grat mn rrstrh.turn* agamat *’al
¡»byvically ra|*blr «nd over
of age. w ) m * cannot read and
Er gluh Imguag1«*. or sum»* other L«u
guagv; but a parwon no! *u «ble to rea. I
an write who ts ovrt 50 y Mfi of age
and ia the parent or gra»» !fl»r rent oí a
qualifitwl immigrant •»irr 91 yea: ira of ag’
and oapahte ot supporting
h i
or gran ¡¡Mt**t, may acvotnf ny
immigrant; er gw*h parent
an*« «
i«* to
parent may te sent f«*r an
h
j*»!h thr family of a child or g<
uv t*r 21)«' ahi of ag«% simdarh
•ml «
an-! a *>(«* or m
nut to able t<> roa I ami writ«
♦•»•rt»|*ny or be sent fur an»
join th«» Lushacid or |*rrnt
qua I ilte I and <*a{Mblr. ’•
F«»r the )»<ir|am* *»f lerling the imtlii*
grant's illiteracy, h* is oompeltesi tn
rr*d and write fn«ra twenty to twenty-
five Wunls of tbr United Hiat’S «..nati-
tuloti*. j
iruni ih«Hf e*i<RSUM**
of the prt
w“, the bill ina*/urat>
a new syat»’?n of roslrl«4rog immigration
from hoFilrr KMintri«* and d<'*igu«**l t«»
b|’1*ly principally to immigration frorr
('an* la.
la Iba H«u»a.
Washington, F«»b. 19 —The h<»u*
today, after a two nubr»' «Irtete. pa**»- I
a bill of ¡*t»n*b!rruble (in¡ertane* to tbr
arid regions ot the West.
It opens to
use an«! »M-cnj'Stn»n under the right*««!*
way ar! uf March !. 1**91 sil th«* r» j
ervoir sib * r« -•■rv.*.| hr th«- g ’ ’ ’ ' a I
Survey. Th«*ro aro 13 m «*( thr*»« »iu *
r .«tiet~«<d throughout th*» arid country,
and this a«’t will enable them U» !»• put
to practical use by individuals ur
poratfona. Two amendments Were i* at-
tarhrol to the bill, une <»( which l*î
¡
mita states or territories to ucv •u¡»y
thrác sites, if they chcMMU, and the
other empowers the state* an«! te wri­
tori«** in which they grc te-a I rd to til
water rates.
FOR
COAST
DEFENSES
I id portancF
Inrrraelng th«* Artillery
Kranrh of tha Army.
W.iahittgton,
Feb» 19. — Hermt« r
Hawley, «hairuian of the committee on
military affair», bl* fik*«i u Written r -
ply. urging the importance of iocremt-
mg the artillery branch of the military
service by the addition of two r«v>-
mvntx. He aay« thia increase Is eeaen-
tiu! to the care ami prveerration of the
costly works ami n<”v gun* ulr» » i}
c«unpl»’t«*l. Senator llawlry a«M«-
“Bplcmli«! high-powcr guna uml ex­
pensive lifting device»» arc nl*olut<dy
uithout a guard, while there ought to
be a carefully enliate«l boly of men be­
ing taught to undcrpi.ind how t«» work
and preserve the guns ami machinery.
An artillery fore«» can not I m - improvised.
A prolonged education iaindiiq»ri Mblr.
Since 1887 congrvM haa appropriated
for th« p*.rc1to«H* of Mite* ami construc­
tion of fortifications, fur the eonatHe ­
lion of a gun factorv at \\ itvrvliet, ti
carriage factory at Watertown arsenal,
and for eipulincntal purunder
the board of ordnance ami fortitlca
tion«, fl 1.141,775, ami aince Septem­
ber, |NNN, $19,161,997 for armament—
a total for fortification« am! guns of
$¿6,553,997, and the ponding fortifi­
cation hill grants $9,000.000, a total of
$35.500,000. In the meantini«* not one
mddtor has been recruited to ran* for
and handle forts and guns. And l»e-
fore that period thrro were many old
forts, gun« and batwriei*. for which not
even a corporal's guard could tie de­
tailed.
**The prese nt condition of affair» is
wasteful in the extreme. The appro­
priations have tn-en just and lil»eral.
But the guns ami forts, without trained
men are usclrws. ”
TO PREVENT CONSPIRACIES
Il.*ua«
Labor
< waamHIa«
<<«>••
Fatturable lC*p«srt.
1«.
Washington« Feb. 19.—The house
committee «>n lalwir tela> authoriied a
favurahle r<’|M»rt on a bill introduced
by .Mr. f»»r Mto-r, of Illinois, to prevent
««»iispiraci«"* to bla«'klisL it provt*fai
that a «combination to provFDt th«* cm-
ploymnnt »4 any |»eriwm <»n a tranapor-
tation line becanae of participating in
arty strike or labor trouble or a mem
berohip in any lawful uni«»n or organi­
sation, shall te an unlawful oun»| ir*
»ary, «ml punish«*! as such unb- m ille­
gal a< tn were »mtn it tel in cemnection
with tbr strike or tabor trouble.
Any ¡«croon injured by aurh cw>ns|»ir-
ary may snr for dam age« sustained,
an<l in «•»•«*• where um I i * «* is ahown,
full eietuplary »Uinag«*« may l»a reruv-
« r«*k Letter« were received from P.
M Arthur, of the Brut her h«Msl of Li>-
oiUiotive Kngiiwero; K. E. Clark, of
the Railway Comlurt«»ro, ami W. V.
P«»wrl|, of the Railway Trlvgrapheni,
«¡1 approving the hilt
A telegram from th* Lowell ul »serva-
torr Flagstaff, Arianna, a nn« »unces that
the Martian canata^ Phisun and Em­
pii rates, have ten observe« I doubled
Pawatag.
Gomez Succeeded in Forcing
the Trocha.
whole
army
went
A F«H, W Ita AU *r ite
mualllaa,
through
Arma aad
< aptwrml
TH«
tm
Catalrf
M*b« a Uallaat light.
Th« Treat y I m !<•••• »•< I'omm»«»«.
London Feb 99.—A * *'py of thr gen­
eral arbitration treaty ami Frraidrnl
(’tovelaml** mr-nagr on th«- snbpvt
W ím » iMeu**>l to the house of »ointnofia to-
night.
Etlftoar« Too W»«fc,
Kan Antonto, Tri . Frbi 19 —Onrof
Bak»*r«4lel<|. <’.»! , Feb. 99 —F L.
In«’ }Mua*m|fvr wtovata*ra lit the Si.
Jarnra hotel gi»t beyond ihr control of Willow, the «layer of Perry Douglass,
the rondin lor tolar.
It went up at H as to’en «Ifochagrrd from <ni»t«»ly in
full «|ewd. enudird through tiie roof, the j*i«tier court, »• there was insu m-
cicut <*vid«*iM* to warrant holding him
turned <>Vrran«l fell «town the air »haft
a diatan*'«« of five «torir«. The elevator to answer.
conductor amt a gu«*«t Mere in the ma
l let Im« af th«* Tlagu».
chine at the time. Both are «lying.
Bovnhay, Feb. 99. —Mirice the «»ut-
Wa«htogton. Feh. E*J. — Poatmaater- break of j,he plague, 6 N53 <’A»ea have
Grn«*ral U ilm»n thi«» afiemonn an
l»rrn reported in this rity, ami 6,449
MWincad that he had a«<rept*l thè presi* deaths have ten psrofdsd. In Boin-
dei»« y of thè Wiohington and Lev uni
ter presidency 9.91 I carra and
verxity, al Lexington, Va
death« from the plague have occurred.
T* I'ay Degyeatlera In Full.
TS«re*aa for ih» »..,•« Mas.
It t.kre tliirtr-revrn »prrially Con-
rtrwtcri M m ) r<]uipp«l «tremar» to krep
the aubniaritM* u-lrÿraph cablea of th«
a or Id in r«|«ir.
LETTER
A « a«
af Trwtoa.
Thr wheat market in Chieggo last
wro k ha>l a strung t«»nr early, rallying
lc, an*! then brooking 4c, the c !«*e te-
ing At a h»s* «»f
(rum th«* chsH* al
Tli*
the eu«i of the prvvioit* week, .
tc with
range <»n May was *3% to 77
Th* for-
the efoee at 73
to 73 7-fie.
rign situation aff«»r*lrol but little sub
stallimi en<ouragement an*l the sj*>t
trade in Anu rica wju » r.ot broa*l em*ugh
to foro» the i pturn that Ihr «Ircrms II
visible suppl r* warranted. Th* co
shown
tiem of the t a* le i England
by Us
Hur* of a gram house in Orto-
long fl««atmg Calif orma
lol, w
¡cent de«'hn* there n
from the high point teiug t«x> mu«1
Fcroig ners. both *«n th* coni
t a 1 tn E nglatbl, aro tong, ami a r*
great mnfitenr* in th* stroi
All th© foceii
al P» m bti..n.
p4|ers are
•d with bullish statistic*,
for the |*st ninety da> a
ami have b
Those sent uot lately have teen a rr
hash «•( w hat th* trade haa been stuffed
With ever line* th* advance start*»!.
Thrr« ha«
brrri st I cas I ten ”fll‘ ial
each differing
Riowian rrop Fejw
There also
slightly from the other.
*
La* tows a fresh estimate on ths «
wheat trop, the Cora Trad* News’
latcwt mak.ng it •6.000,000 buslirls
A frwr months ago
•hart of last year.
Boarbohm wag out with an estimate of
Il is gm-
l36.UW,OO0 bushels Ml tjurt.
Poultry—4 ’hivkrns, mite
I
3 (Ml; geeae, $3<«f4; turkryi hvr. lie
dn»’ks.
per «losrn.
I'alutar Wtlm«». a Flft««ii I «ar <>!«( 11 r.
Eggs— Oregon. 15« 1N«* p
A« «-Htonlalt jr l»r«» «• nr<l.
Otrtwe — Oregon,
13^
Skamokawa, Wash , Fe»». 33 —N«*ws AmertVii. 13 Lj* ¡- r ¡- un-l.
has rv»u’h«**l Skamokitwa of an »«•■ »'lent
Woul-j-VaR«*y, HJo j« r pound. East
that t««»k phu ♦* on l>r«*p river, in tto’ rrn Oregon,
lower ¡»art o( W .«hkiakuin county, U*t 1
Hops—Ilka per |k:nn<l.
Matunlay rv«*hing, by which Palnror
Ikwf—Gross, top steers, 63.73 ’ 3 (M>.
M'ilme Inet hi« life. It s«-rms Hint
35»f3.5<.); drci**»,'i beef, 4
Wilrnr, who was atomt 15 years old. 6 <^c per pound.
and another buy of th«* •«Ain«« Age, Mat
Multon—(»rim*, beet slufp, Wether*
Ia»ng, h.v! g*»n«* I«» thr ¡>»*ti»ffl 'e at lJ»'<*p ati'i rars, f OOitf.’t 25; dre»-e«l mut
river, to gvt their mail
Having *'■ ton, 6 % (« 6v per |»*»un<L
rurol tlieis mail the)
4
Hogs—Gross, choice, heavy, ♦ •
h<»m«*e in a small towt,
8.50; light an«l feeders, |3.30u«
it titan, John tomg. *]
drowsed, $ 4. SOijC 5 <X) per cm t.
<»( th*w little skiffs tie
V*eal—Large, a<¿>5small,
It was lAiroly suf«* I
64 per pound.
travel in, mu»*h lu«e
Senft to, ’ Wash., Fete 16. 1N07.
changing roats it was a|Mix«<! 4
Wh«At»<hn ck» 11 fr •«I, $2 7 per tun.
oiiXiupante thrown out. »None of
(MU»—('teviro r. $98« 34 per ton
i*uiiid swim, but John Loni 1 g
Barley—Roll
¡touiv!, i-'J per
capt* trod to »at, w hi I«* the two to»y*
ton.
gl«*d t«» get ahs*»rr, which w.is ot
Corn—- Who!«
(» rt away. Their criv» for help b
$91; ferol meal
< Irorgr Garry to th«*ir n>»«istaf.'
Flour—< Jobl
a to»at, and he su»’r»*«‘»|e<l tn aviti
$3.10; Novelty
tWo L>ng«.
The to»y Wilinr
due n and his holy w«a not roc»»
bran«.ls, $5.30; Daki
$6 33.
until Sunday, when it w.is fourni
ton ;
Millsluffs — Bran, $15.30 ¡a
the m’rne of thr a»x*i«lent.
w
sister was «lrowna»l
ar shurto. fin.
F»***d—Ch«,p(»e* 1 feed, f IN ito ¡ mt ton.
Aatoria al it nine ymro ago.
middlings. $33; oiteakr m«*al, $39.
ALL ALONG THE LINE
Hay—Pug»*l sound* p»'r ton» t9.ll A) <i
10.00; Eastern Washington, $14.
Walling for lit« <»|.«ult«g «»f Iba < m I v III*
Butlrr
F»m y nativ«
< ji » 4ti*efy,
II»«or * tU«in.
br;> k, 2*e’; »* £«*‘1, He, lute, *3- ,
Wilbur. Wash., F«*b, 93 — Thi* town ranch, 17c.
Ch rear—Nati
ashington, 19
and others along thr south half of th«*
Vegetable*—Puts' it«»es» |«er ton, $ I h
Colville Itrltan re-rvat>.*n are filled
with wtraiigrr«, awaiting a proclama­ 30, parsnips, j«rr s. lack, 75c; beet », |»er
tion «»jM-ntug that
tion to mineral sa«'k, 6Oc; turnij*, | | m - i ^wrM’k, 60c; ruta*
entries. There nro a numlier <»f men bagMS, per sack, 73«' c; carrots, |* •r «ark,
|
100 Ite, I- ’«<>,
on the rvro*rvatioii now, and they have 65 «*< 46c; cabbage, per
$9.50.
lo«*alrol tuinernl « laitns, atvl in aottw onions. p»*r 100 II
Hw«*rt p»tat««r*< Per 100 II*. |.'t 00.
<*aM*s have to*eit prorveuting work there­
Poultry—4 hickrns, hv per pound,
on. In a letter te Hpoknnr, one <4 th«*
miners on the ou ton I«« says that the gov­ hrns, N‘^c; dress«*«I, 9<a I Or; duck«,
ernment »»ftl«‘iaiH arc interr«t»*«l with $4 003.00; >lrr*»e»l turkeys. 16.
Eggs—Ffe*h raiuh, lHu, Erutterò,
oumpanim in locating valuable mineral
claims. It is said that thr Indian j«o» —« prf doxril.
Fresh Mroito—Uboioe dres*r«| !»•*•■ f,
lice «land in with them. One !<»« .«lion
on the re»«’rv at ion bears a
which steers, He; cows, 5’^r; mutton, sh»*up.
has th«* signature as wittj»**« <»f ^am 7^c p»*r pound; lamb, 6e; purk, 5«’ per
Vin*»»n, deputy United St.it»*« marshal pouml; v«’al, «mall, 6c.
Froah Fish—Halibut, 5*4 6; salmon,
at Spokane. Nrw York And Sj«»kane
trout. 7 << 10; (founders
companies have th«* •*cinrh,” according 5i46;
toath* writer, un ill of thr to*«»t olaime, and sole*, 3'»* 4c.
Provision*— Harns, large, lie; hams,
an*!, where their agents ar«* seeking
nrw diarowerirs, all other miners ar»* small, 11 foe; breakfast te«*»n, I Ou;
d»y • ill
I- * 5 ‘4e ¡wr j- un i
kept vff the lai. !.
DROWNED
IN
Kyl» W •• Klaatatl.
Ran Francisco, EVb. 16, IMW7.
Pot&trM«a —SwIifiAA Burtenks, 90c to
II 10; Karly K«sa*. 75to N5r; River Bur*
banks, fiOtoNta*; sweets, Mrrce«l, $1
$|1.$5;
Angeles, |l.&0«g3.
Onion*— $3.00^1 9.66 prr cental.
I<gs—Ranch, I6to 16 ¡wr d«>*rn.
Butter—Fancy croamrry, 31 to 33c; Io
seconds, I Nig 19c; fancy dairy 17c;
•euuti* is, 14 to 15t^.
Cherog* — Fancy mild, new, IO**;
fair to good, 7 9 foe; Yottng America,
11« 13c; Eastern, 14« 14 ‘fc.
Wool—Cb'»i<w mountain, 6 r 7c.
dr». 4toftr; Sun J<r»»iuin plains, 3*4 < m *.
do foothill, 6«Nr per pound*
Hay—Wheat and oat. $?to|0, te-M
barley, $7 OOms. 50; alfalfa, $3 < •*.
clover, $6to9; «otnpr»*?**»«! wheat, $»•**<
$W 50; du oat, $♦’• 7 ¡»» r ton.
Tropina I Fruit— Bananas, $1.00 to
9 00 prr bunch; pineapples, $3to4.
Citrus Fruit—Oranges, navel, f 1.75
• t««ttiahl|* < bina Quarantlard.
Han Francixku, rei». 93.— Thr stram» (9 3.Ou; scrollings do, 75»*(4 1.95; com­
»hip China arrived tonight from Yoko­ mon lemons, $1 O0 to 1.95; g«*»! to
hama
..wing to Ilio ¡'li.rnreof »mall- cbofae. $1.60(43.00; fancy. $9.3B($9.5O
pox on l»>ard, tin- .ti-aiiu-r waa 0T»f.»rw| per bol.
Apptoa- Common, 00(4176c per bos
Into <|uarantinr, and noui.nl or paiweli­
Eaatora tl.OVMB* U0 per barrai
ger« wvre landed.
KetsnuF < MttMr
Stimulate the Cultivation of
Sugar Beets.
INSTRUCTIONS
fit
VV
••!,!.
r*»-aii»«-. Wash., EV?» »s.— Tbr L’ni*
tel MtAtrs revenue cutter Oliver W«»l-
<x»tt was m »I*I t«sl«v st Auutiuu, f«»r
$3,050. to |« m * a I *l»t|»|»iiig turn. Th«’
tskat will Is* ins|M««'tel Ati‘1 rojMiitel, ar>«l
may te
to (.'«Mik's inlet, although
the I k M «Hhefs have no IrfifHt«* |»laii*
GRATIS
G VEN
• <lr> «1ual* uf >all«»»»*l % gr»» uli»*»*l
€'«ll«g».
Kuba«
Hartle,
af
k It h »1 il
Mr
'»•!»• far I <*» y Tast« Vania«
teilte
of T
ani h»
flJtV
an
w i
in 15
n 11 m
w«*d mu«
ratablisl g I
Ki hue to
M
i:* Nu
rirullui
4 tiw N
•»
f Bel
»i’ge
ri* iy
. iv »<•;«-•
ir
the »tu k!v am) «or kbt
%»
frr»m 1« Mt». Will!> 411 ckt
rnev tn » Genusny, ■lt>i l» i
prime niov«’«* in •' «t.bll.h
I«! .1! • I sugar f<ju’ti» rr. >n N
in | m < Uon to fun .1*1. va I u
wan
tiotl «’tl « the aubj* l. Mr
f»«Hlt
con neei te»I with th at f ». t...
three year« ago, «ml
w.w for some time «
of the st.»te. When
practicability ut the
auction, he was rntl
prv**ed great At Adri
g
ftwnlial benefits, as
«'«»mlitfon <»f *te{!
duetvi the Nel. ulu
Into t!«e basin
©lix rrimcnts h»* has tn-i * in
th* berta wem sui ! U» b mo
tury
The Nofthwmnt
, he thinks, whir
Ink
if At
m
of the iiiatt»*r in a «yst«
and vt MMntrate the mi
pie to hr vast Wealth t
ihlelll
r »»ffvra
titan ufoi'lti !» of Bl
are »I«*-
hi*» •rrvici’i «rali
frayed, to |
!«*ction of
interoet in
T
Mr Kuh nr
«
“Th.* te
V
M K
Or \
•uiiitn**r a
jurions tu
gr
facturo,
i
true by ac
qilirc a «I«’
t
tion. <in
4ti
w rat is liu
many »»th« er 1'4 it
tnrnsrly | Pr
business,
I« rr
\\
other vrgvtabli
cd «¡th the < •
N
fully *h>*wn.
I
I
it*
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DEEP CREEK
Monte*an«», Waalh, Feb. 19. — When
Pierre« **. Il, F»4» 99 —On th«* sen­
the Hunk of Mont«*nano ckmed its doors atorial ballot to»lny, the R**publicana in
January 36 it was announc«*»l al the the huttF voted almost aoH«lly for Kj to.
time by th«* directors that the dr|<>eit- The Republican« of th«* «oliate in-gin
orv gould l»e ¡mid in full. That «»» at once l«i < hangr to Kyle.
|L*f»»r<* the
realised yesterday noon, when G. W. result was annonn«*ed enough vb l4Ug«S
Hertg«*«, banket, <»|«-ncd I hr doors of had been made to give Kyle 65 votes.
’
the Hank of Moritraario and de|M»sitors three ni »re than were necrentnry, With
were notified that their money WAS the «olid Republican vol«* xml a f«*w
ready for th«mt.
However, very few Populist* who stayed with him, Kyle
with« I row their money, and Imlay ev- ae<'ur«*«i enough Votes to pull him
ery thing to quiet.
through.
Wsshingtmt.
Feb.
19. — Senator
Thurvton today gave notica of an
anrctidtnr-nt to the »undry civil appro­
priation bill fur the appropriation of
«I.UUÓ, l&fl, to pay unallowed »ngiir
U.untire under the ,<-t of 1*95 for
•ugar produced in UW4 and 1*M. It
i» claimed that thi* ia the balance doe
on claima, which have already been
allowad.
MARKET
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb 77 —A S¡
rial to the Citiæa f m K v Weft •*»
Private informali
a<’n iwvm
of ihr whefuahtmta of <
rrai (L«u*« A
He has im*hd m si
< ten
era I Wry ter and is now
w
him
and Havana.
(tenrral G«»i UV’S gave th«
for an advance p, w »ti» «tri« !
any man lhat «truck
i
a male -*
court -mart late« d.
1
Hrih n »
th»» Moron tete 4 mu in
d «*f
the islan l. with
ih 5,
3,<xxi
(MJ «Mvalrv nd lô, *
0Q0 infantry. Ite
Hr ¿«Ivanrvd
f*»rt al midnight,
and when 1
b
«ht. M
was titiltovered by the bpan ■ h. who
firv’l un him, he «Ahiere«! th© V ivalry to
charge
They swooped d<»wn u [WMft th««
f«»rl an*! cuplurvd it, and th«« whole
army went through Ite tmeha. AH of
.»»JU of
the arma an i agunaalttai
«4 th*5 ?*»rt
g*
c
I m- .ou.y t* -
c. • ■. ;
m - raptnrvd
to man’
Vrguile when th«» new* w«« *ent to the is short, as at this time of the y«*ar
Hi« order In taking (hat country comm« r<« a to ship heav­
city Uy a courier,
the fort was t«» mm ihr nwhete only, ily, Lui last week it only sent ato.ul
90,000 buahals, against noo .000 bushelg
and the oavalrv made « gAltant S^hu
last y«mr. Bra-totrerts rati mates that
W syl«r la l urtull »f <4>« m »« b .
th* world’s avuilaLlr supply will te
Havana. Feb. 99. —If oflMnl reports 75,000,000 bushels. Against 106,000,000
are corroot, th«* insurant army under bushels last y year, and 131,000,000
General <b»m«*i has to*« n Jivid
bushels n 1995.
studll corp* «ml Hvm«r hlmael
Cash whc.it
rat I is teing hel.l totrk al!
full retreat to*f»»ro the <
over thr world
f*»r higher prices, ami
ikfhl (<>r
vaiH*r «»f Wcylcr.
D m
(Aca*i«»nallv r a a section I« heard from
Cirgo dr Ariel say the in
that h « a llltto that it desire* to *41.
mamlrr-in-chuf with 4.000 nu
VO H¡ ITI t «MH oft Loll«»'«
Hpeculation w i h com
rroMrd the military line in thr pnn
has incr* u*td ah, htly, but is still «malI.
eaten.il
ng
in*i
•nor oi Fuerte F«t»ci
Jiicaro to Mon«»n, nn> »I is going eaAtwar
M«rb«t Qaatattons
through Puerto Pine ripe in th«* «hroetn»
Portland, Or., Feto ¡6, 1897.
i»f th«* ca|»ital of th«* pri
Flour—Portland, Malrm, , < a** ella
X
General C-alixto 1 dr G atti ». G*>
an«! Dayton, I a x S; Benton county and
s«***Mml in *^»mm:»n4, waa ropnrteii t*»ur White i-ily, I ♦ 4’1, gral »m, $3
•u-
«lay» ag” in the vieti nityof Puerto Pr>n- prrflnr, $9.75 ¡«rr l»rroL
cij*. retreating tows irds thr Muns ¡xiint
IS le; Va!
U heat—Walla Walla,
as Gome».
Weyler arris «««1 yeeterday
toy. ®9HH3o p«*r bushel
At Sancti Spirit us thr must im¡w»rtaht
(«•.nt — ('huice white, 89(4 40c l**r
b»uti in th* • Mtotern
; iv } ¡ .tri
art <d
of the
th province
gr “wy. 38O4OO.
<»f Santa ('Lira, near the
th«* E to»uti l.uy »4
I
-Timm
per Jon;
Puerto Principe, in the
th«* ter
lerritery wh«»re
$10.0C It.00; wheat and out,
th«* irumrgent
rnt beati«
hea«l<piurter» w«-ro rr
* II per ton.
«•« titly located.
***1
Wcvl«»r will push h»r-
v— F« I tei ley. 11 N 00 per ton;
>v.»rd tu .M »r 'U: <*l«*g<» dr Aviel an !
’0
Jnraro, thus xeestinglj sweeping A<*n**s
•hort«.
the iidam! with a Inrgr
vc, and driv*
ing the vn«*my to’foro him. He experta
to entrap Gom«*t to*tween two wing* of
the S|Kvnish »'<»!u Limn and fortw a decisive
rmiggrtnrnt to fi uro th«* rams put an r
I
to th military «»¡«’ration*.
The (
bsM belirvf», h«»wrv«*r, that Got *«a
will, as usual, slip through the <on Ion
before bring <x in|»lrtrly developed.
< ’ti . ; - 11 50 I 75 |*r
aia rare»»*« Wurtiarad.
B«-rlin. Feb. 99 —»Th«* German loan*
Bismarck N D Eel»,
—A rrp»rl
conversion bill pass«d ito second r»•»•!- from Winona, 40 mil»*« a«»uth of here,
ing toilay in the reich «.tag, after sev«'ral aaya Mr«. Waldron. Thotn.ia Spicer and
amendments ¡*n»|*»*«*»| by Herr Richter, Wife, their daughter, Mra. Roto»«», and
the jwsFple’s |«arty leader, ha*l been re* the latter’« two children arre luur-
jerlrwt
ctorrd at their home near that plant*.
Ga!veston. Tex . F«*b 39 — The
•troet rar «trik«* Wai •»‘ttl«»«l this morn-
itig
Th«* men rrt*irn«*«l to work st the
acato in effect prior to the trouble The
agreement ia to last a year.
AGREED
!«■»*« Igrali»* ItoalriaH«»* Bill
IBs I*r«-•Ws*t-
Targlag
New York. Feb. 99 —A <lto|totch to
the Herald from Manila says:
General la* ChAtubro. who has oren*
pint Santo Duntinvu. is now aflvanring
on Killing, Cormdl ami Marina ami
will attrok the reUI f«»rr«-a within
thro«* days. The DutuU r *»( troops rm*
I' •I»»y««l ts not publia)»^!. The batterica
tnplovroI are two Krup tettvrir«
ighi centimeters, «me battery of n
nd two mort.ir* <*f fifteen rrntiin«'t*
With Ctenerwl I-»« ChamLro is lime
Manna who takes un* tettery <»( ar1
levy o( right rentimeter*.
From all rv|w»rts it wouLI seem tl
if the Span i an is aro lw*ky rtmugh
intltet a deceive chastisement wpntt I
rvbvls in Cavite, the rnttro rrvulut
will collapse. Thr atemrv <»( a r
|ead«*r mart tell U|»>n the rebel«, a
si! thei' prtncqal men are either
th«' f<»rtr.<M* : ••!• ■ • ’
to*»'» »*' t
the author it..**- F’ *:>■!••
13j «. I
mi Ilion wire an I friend of Gene
Blanco, Rixal. th«* doctor and i«i«»l of
the >*ti 1 h¡»pin«’ Indians, Luna, the AT
list w hfUbe pu t uro «<>n a guid
al
the Paris ri|<»si<i«m, and «»very «»liter
nattv* or hall « astr o( Wf’alth ur influ
• ikt * m the ('at)¡Hina or inner circle* o(
conspiracy, which llw» natives curated
for their own purposes inside th* Ualg«**
of Masonry, int«» which the Spaniards
er*»«fi*«antly iutBal«-I tl;*-«»» y»-<»*"**
•rr In th«- toils of ths law snd may te
almt any day.
An imm«*nse am- nnt o( suffering has
twen inflicted r»n their fomiltr* by
these misguided men. In dessens «>f
<*a‘ mi largo ratal«*» of those impliesl«>I
have Lro-n <*mtergorol by the govern­
ment. and ¡«r»*ple formerly opulent are
radtmsd to poverty. E-vrn a-nir native
Catholic priests are atn^ng the prison
era, seven at l*^u»t having lw*rn tM inpirol
into thr ¡ fob
The machingtions of thr rotels srrtn
to have permeated al I quarters, ami
tlM*y have taken in their withering
grasp nativ«* and half’brwpds m every
stat; >n »4 lib' |-«..m th«’ nulL*-nau >•
property-ow wr, l«**al governor. govern*
mcnt < l«*rk, official r?.s*tur or professor
in <x»li«^c<*. to the m<»at ignorant
and
g’*1
poor«*»t fisherman and »l«»m«’*tic servant
in forrigti of sjwnish employ. lnd«*»*d.
it wuuM to* difficult t«* find a pirailrl
for such wt*lr»proa«l treachery.
If th«* rotels «»ti •h<* i*toi*»l can gel H I
<4 the Spaniards th«»y can run the coun­
try and ¡»ay no more tax«*«. Every one
will have plenty to rat. nothing to «Io
and pay no *'<*w!ula” or other tax to
anybody. This is the simp!«* argument
which ti»«* Agents use everywhere to
to-at up recruit* an«l g**t the |* asanls to
pun their rank«.
Their ideas aro
largely socialistic.
.As an illustration of these delight*
- * (»■■•• ’ '
a
w ?: • i »\ v
HHMlly all turned rotels, walked off
with half *hc wardrulsr* of male an«! fe­
male Manila, f«r «-very «»n«* u«tro* white
tropical clothing th«* y«*ar round, and
rttfwqm-iitly for a time thr rebels were
th»» beat dr. » m «.I gentlemen in thr Phil­
ippines. while their lu«'kl«’S* rustumrrs
wore getting new cloth«* together.
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t|M-rimente a id
the uplands ha* l**rn a yield <4
tons an a» re, with sm'charine «
from sixteen to < ight«rn ¡sr cer
test of s«4>ih.trin** was m*d»* l*y
prrinirntal station at (’«»rvallis,
careful rtiHKAllan the ¡<<
nt ftHil'l
have been raise«l K«>twrr y rasily. Th«*
sain»« ln*r(«. after nm any h«*avy rains,
uccrirri|ig ai*«»tll th«* vth
!
«»( V»v«-intou,
still shownl fifteen t* o sixt«M*ti jwr cent
saccharine, with the r great purity «>1
ninety*«»f»e ¡rt cent.
*'Wbat Mr nrr<| in l<> gvt a (actor
started in M»me matin
I hr
»*<»i,
who will then te «’age
hmdnra* will surpri
farmers are n«»t aide t«» ¡«ay cash f-
shar«’* in u (a«'t«»ry, arrang«*m«*nts r«»uhl
lx* uigle t<» hate them j«ay them in
I**« I a This me th«* I «»( «»htAititng «oiffl
«•lent support I*» start w«>ubl hav«* u
«fouhle advantage. The farmer Mould
reap a ¿»roflt, am! the factory would ate»
r«’«*r>vr a teheflt, as it is neo’saary for
ihrin to have the beets anyhow.
Euro-
paan countries have adoph'd the ¡>lan,
and in Germany it is seldom that out­
side capital is immm I to «»reel a factory.
There ar»* 400 factories in operation
there, and in nearly every un© farmers
are stockholders.
•‘Th«* qui«*kest solution is for each
farmer to sow a I m » u I a quarter of an
A4.r»’ with lavt sugar, ami demonstrate
b»r hinuM-lf uhat the ground Mill yield.
In sowing this airiount of ground, a I w » ui
five ¡<>un>ls of * ot «| shouhl t*> u*«*«!. In
getting seed it !• very easrntlal to obtain
the teat, for in this rests a large ¡»er-
cetitage ‘ » th** sugar content
The most approvr«l kind I have yet
!i-»^l is a mixture »»( half Klein M ans
lebitmr lirtgtnal and half Wilmoriti
Blam'lm Ameliof«’«’
If farmer* will
prueur» s«*«s|, an<l get together in sotne
kind <»( a m«*eting, I nm willing to At
t»’ibl sfleh and furnish them whatever
instruction I may te able to giv«*, pro­
vided my ©X|>ensFs »re pai«l
By organiaation In some way, through
ahich information can tedistributed to
prodm-m, indWMaab entering the
tert-producing l»n*in«**s ran be ai<|r«l
itntni n*« ly. I would urge farmers to
take th*’m* pr»-liminary steps at rmrr,
as they «1»» n<»t hav«* to incur any ex-
prm»«’, an»l the ¡M»s*ihiliti« * of obtaining
m hatevrr information i* nrremury aro
plainly advanced. If th«* fart of an or-
g.in*s t?n»»i Is known, thrnfitarrw of such
an institution will te common <*«*nt«*r
l*»th for rorriving an«I distributing
kn« wh-.ll’
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It *«*t New York rity ov« r $<H).O0O U>
IP-t rid <»f thr ia*i "ix’aulifu! mow.*’
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